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In 425 BCE, Deimos took part in the Battle of Pylos on the side of Kleon's Athens. There, he engaged his sister in combat, with her having joined sides with Sparta's Peloponnesian League at the behest of Brasidas, a commander in the Spartan army. During the battle, Alexios was very nearly killed by a falling tree before being pushed to relative safety by Kassandra.[13]

When Kassandra awoke, she found herself imprisoned in Athens and Alexios, standing outside her cell, ready to confront her. Kassandra once again attempted to reconcile with Alexios, but was rebuffed. Alexios also verbally challenged Kleon's presumption of power of him.[14]

Some time later, Deimos interrogated and tortured the scultor Phidias for information on three mysterious symbols. Following out the order that Brison could not finish. The only things Phidias was able to say about them was "Itira! Korgath! Metin!" for that was all he was able to glean in the short time he had studied them. Unsatisfied with his constant blubbering, Deimos beat the sculptor to death.[15]

Three years later, in 422 BCE, Alexios and Kassandra once more met each other on the field of battle at Amphipolis, in Makedonia. There, Alexios killed Brasidas, impaling him on his own spear, before engaging his sister in combat. The duel looked to be going Alexios' way when, suddenly, he was mistakenly struck from behind by an arrow fired by Kleon. Kassandra subsequently pursued and assassinated Kleon, before returning to the battlefield to find Alexios gone.[

Description
War
In 425 BCE, Deimos took part in the Battle of Pylos on the side of Kleon's Athens. There, he engaged his sister in combat, with her having joined sides with Sparta's Peloponnesian League at the behest of Brasidas, a commander in the Spartan army. During the battle, Alexios was very nearly killed by a falling tree before being pushed to relative safety by Kassandra.[13]

When Kassandra awoke, she found herself imprisoned in Athens and Alexios, standing outside her cell, ready to confront her. Kassandra once again attempted to reconcile with Alexios, but was rebuffed. Alexios also verbally challenged Kleon's presumption of power of him.[14]

Some time later, Deimos interrogated and tortured the scultor Phidias for information on three mysterious symbols. Following out the order that Brison could not finish. The only things Phidias was able to say about them was "Itira! Korgath! Metin!" for that was all he was able to glean in the short time he had studied them. Unsatisfied with his constant blubbering, Deimos beat the sculptor to death.[15]

Three years later, in 422 BCE, Alexios and Kassandra once more met each other on the field of battle at Amphipolis, in Makedonia. There, Alexios killed Brasidas, impaling him on his own spear, before engaging his sister in combat. The duel looked to be going Alexios' way when, suddenly, he was mistakenly struck from behind by an arrow fired by Kleon. Kassandra subsequently pursued and assassinated Kleon, before returning to the battlefield to find Alexios gone.[