"Daddy!" Kratos quickly looked over his shoulder seeing Calliope running towards him as much as her little legs and her dress skirts allowed her to as she held a bundle of various flowers in her arms. You could barely see without the sun that was covered by the countless stormy clouds her necklace behind the bundle of blooming flowers of various colors, shapes and sizes.

"Calliope, what are you doing?" Kratos asked her as the girl stopped at her father's feet. "I figured for the boat ride to the new land, we could leave some flowers behind in the water as a way to say goodbye to mommy." Calliope explained as she fixed her hold on the flowers she held, Kratos couldn't help but let a small smile grace his lips and he knelt down in front of the girl and patted her head. "I believe your mother would very much appreciate the jester." He told her making the young girl smile brightly at that.

"Are you certain," Kratos began as he removed his hand from Calliope's head making her look up at her father as her smile faded, "You wish to join me? You would be safer with yout mother's parents." He asked her, Calliope shook her head at that, "Grandpa and Grandma don't know me anyway since they didn't like how mommy and you liked each other, and besides. Mommy would want me to go with you to make sure your safe." She explained, "Plus we're gods and Spartans! We're strong and we're better together!" She added excitedly, Kratos couldn't help but chuckle at that. "If that is what you wish."

With that Kratos stood back up as he took his daughter's hand as the two boarded the ship. The ship soon took off after a few minutes as the clouds refused to break, Kratos and Calliope placed flowers into the water which floated above the surface as the ship drifted further into sea. Calliope took the last flower in her hand and grabbed her father's hand while placing it with the hand that held the flower as together they placed the final flower into the water as watched as it drifted behind the ship with the others. "Bye bye mommy." Calliope said quietly as Kratos wrapped a comforting arm around her shoulders in a side hug, "Goodbye Lysandra." Kratos whispered to himself, the two watched the flowers leave over the horizon behind them of Greece to Midgard.

Kratos, the Ghost of Sparta and son of Zeus the Greek God of Thunder, cursed to forever have the Blades of Chaos at his side until the end of time, gave his soul to crush his enemies after the death of his wife and daughter

But what if his daughter survived? Joined her father to the realm of the Norse Gods and Giants to live lives as mortals, there when Kratos met and wedded Faye, had his second child Atreus and joined the two when her ashes were to be spread on the highest peek

As a goddess, Calliope is a formidable warrior like her father

But is this adventure too much with an immortal man hunting them while they try to fulfill Faye's wish of her ashes being spread while the looming dread of their lost family in their hearts?

Family goes beyond just blood, even amongst gods

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Atreus' gave a yell as the familiar to Calliope and Kratos Spartan Rage energy formed around him before he collapsed, "ATREUS!" Kratos yelled before he yelled in pain as the lightning from Modi coursed through him. Calliope's face turned to rage as the similar energy formed around her as she quickly picked up the Leviathan Axe off the ground which formed some frost at her hands as she rushed at the remaining son of Thor. "LEAVE MY FAMILY ALONE!" Modi quickly lost his attention at Kratos as he turned and repeatedly dodged Calliope's swings of the Leviathan Axe at him as her Spartan Rage coursed through her as Kratos then quickly tackled the god to the ground making Calliope stop her attacks as she quickly picked up Mimir's head off the ground and attached him to her belts.

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