When cheers sounded in the air, coins fell like rain and blood splashed on the ground, mankind’s cruel nature was exposed in the arena.

It was an age of craze and legends. Someone rose and someone fell, which lead to endless loop. Then an unprecedented game was held, funded by the senate, provided security by the praetorian guards. It was supported by the lanistas in the cities. They brought the best gladiators into this carnival in order to gain gold and glory.

However, something was out of the ordinary. No one ever noticed that the cursed beasts and monsters had been placed in the dungeon of the Colosseum. When those dangerous things were released, a grand game would inevitably result in a series of bloody killings..

Kasos and Thales were the sons of the slaughterhouse owner Marinos.  These two boys grew up very quickly and strong for unknown reasons, gradually their faces became less and less human, and even grew horns.  Locals treated them as cursed monsters, while Marinos insisted they just ate too much unclean beef.  They spent their childhood peacefully under the protection of their families until one day their father disappeared.  People began to abuse and humiliate the two brothers, and even threw stones at them.  Finally the tragedy happened, Kasos threw two men, and Thales tore five.  Then the Romans took them away.  They were not punished or executed for killing people…Stolo left them to perform for the arena.  The Ludus introduced them as minotaurs from Crete.

Thales was very irritable, especially when provoked by the opponents along with the yelling “Minotaur” from the audience.  People often use this to provoke him in games and then enjoy the bloody slaughter show.