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'''Erastos''' was a [[Sparta]]n ''{{wiki|Polemarch}}'' during the [[Peloponnesian War]]. He's also a sworn brother of General [[Heraclius]]. | '''Erastos''' was a [[Sparta]]n ''{{wiki|Polemarch}}'' during the [[Peloponnesian War]]. He's also a sworn brother of General [[Heraclius]]. | ||
==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
In 431 BCE, during the war, the [[Athens|Athenians]] only got the information about that Spartan ''Polemarch'' [[Eustace]] will soon join the field in [[Arkadia]], and attack on Athens. Thus of this, the Athenians hired the ''[[Mercenary|Misthios]]'' to take down Eustace. Little they didn't know, Eustace isn't alone. At night, the ''Misthios'' infiltrate the Spartan camp in Arkadia first, and gather intelligence on Eustace's location by interrogate a Spartan ''{{wiki|Hypaspists|Hypaspist}}''. The Spartan ''Hypaspist'' sooner defeat by the ''Misthios'', and he reveal that Eustace is already in Arkadia resting in a nearby city before his death, | In 431 BCE, during the war, the [[Athens|Athenians]] only got the information about that Spartan ''Polemarch'' [[Eustace]] will soon join the field in [[Arkadia]], and attack on Athens. Thus of this, the Athenians hired the ''[[Mercenary|Misthios]]'' to take down Eustace. Little they didn't know, Eustace isn't alone. At night, the ''Misthios'' infiltrate the Spartan camp in Arkadia first, and gather intelligence on Eustace's location by interrogate a Spartan ''{{wiki|Hypaspists|Hypaspist}}''. The Spartan ''Hypaspist'' sooner defeat by the ''Misthios'', and he reveal that Eustace is already in Arkadia resting in a nearby city before his death, and there are two more Spartan Generals is preparing to attack on Athens, Erastos is one of them.<ref name="ACReb1">''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' – [[The Burden of Command]]</ref> | ||
After the death of Eustace, the Athenian scouts have reported that General Erastos is in a [[Korinthia]]n city and will soon lead his troops towards Athens. In a temple, the ''Misthios'' killed Erastos, and he warn the ''Misthios'' that his sworn brother General Heraclius will obliterate them and Athenian.<ref name="ACReb6">''Assassin's Creed: Rebellion'' – [[Erastos' Charge]]</ref> | After the death of Eustace, the Athenian scouts have reported that General Erastos is in a [[Korinthia]]n city and will soon lead his troops towards Athens. In a temple, the ''Misthios'' killed Erastos, and he warn the ''Misthios'' that his sworn brother General Heraclius will obliterate them and Athenian.<ref name="ACReb6">''Assassin's Creed: Rebellion'' – [[Erastos' Charge]]</ref> | ||
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Erastos was a Spartan Polemarch during the Peloponnesian War. He's also a sworn brother of General Heraclius.
Biography
In 431 BCE, during the war, the Athenians only got the information about that Spartan Polemarch Eustace will soon join the field in Arkadia, and attack on Athens. Thus of this, the Athenians hired the Misthios to take down Eustace. Little they didn't know, Eustace isn't alone. At night, the Misthios infiltrate the Spartan camp in Arkadia first, and gather intelligence on Eustace's location by interrogate a Spartan Hypaspist. The Spartan Hypaspist sooner defeat by the Misthios, and he reveal that Eustace is already in Arkadia resting in a nearby city before his death, and there are two more Spartan Generals is preparing to attack on Athens, Erastos is one of them.[1]
After the death of Eustace, the Athenian scouts have reported that General Erastos is in a Korinthian city and will soon lead his troops towards Athens. In a temple, the Misthios killed Erastos, and he warn the Misthios that his sworn brother General Heraclius will obliterate them and Athenian.[2]
Appearance
- Assassin's Creed: Rebellion (first appearance)
References
- ↑ Assassin's Creed: Rebellion – The Burden of Command
- ↑ Assassin's Creed: Rebellion – Erastos' Charge