Theseus was the mythical founder-king of Athens and was the son of Aethra by two fathers: Aegeus and Poseidon.

When he was fully grown into a strapping young man, Aethra told her son Theseus that he was the son of two fathers: Poseidon and Aegeus.

Aegeus

Cerberus is a fight similar to Behemoth where you’ll need to hop on the beast’s back to avoid some of its damaging darkness spells. Use Strike Raid to deal damage on your own, and use your roll to get out of the attack radius when he tries to use attacks that send darkness and energy balls throughout the play field.

Basically, to reach “Hades’” true ending, you need to defeat Hades again and again. The second time you defeat Hades and reach Greece, talk to Persephone again, and she will have a different dialogue, so you need to exhaust all of her possible dialogues by defeating the final boss a total of ten times.

Unlocking the Epilogue and True Ending in Hades To get it, you’ll need to complete a total of 10 runs. This means that you need 10 successful runs and beat the final boss 10 times. This will reward you with the true ending itself, and the credits will roll, signaling that you’re now in the proper post-game section.

Hades is the action roguelike in which Zagreus, Prince of the Underworld, decides he has had enough and wishes to leave Hades. There is no escape, or so the game says every time the prince dies from any number of monsters or other hazards that inhabit the halls of the dead.

Some of characters give you Companions (also known as Legendary Keepsakes). They are acquired by giving Ambrosia to that character after completing a quest for them.

Unlocking Ambrosia use for Megaera, for instance, has you using the Pact of Punishment modifier called Extreme Measures at Level 1. Then you’ll need to talk with Meg herself at the House of Hades, and you should be able to give them Ambrosia.