Typhon's Cavern

Looking over the greater-cave-area area is Typhon. He looks like the personifications of your radiator that car shops would use for newspaper inserts advertising 30% off all fluid flushes.

The titan's two primary weapons are sitting and blowing. It is actually quite ffective because doing this knocks Kratos off this narrow cliff. So, you will have to dash from shelter to shelter between exhales. Move to the left  nd if you do end up getting blown off the path, quickly pull yourself up with X and then flick the right control stick to roll to the next safe spot. When Kratos rounds the top of the path, the titan yells "get out of my sight." As you reach the top, there will be one wall that is very shiny and has a crack in it. Attack it and the ice will break. Run up to it and press R1 and then tap O and Kratos will dead-lift the pillar. It crashes across the chasm. Run up the newly-created ice bridge and when you get to the end, hold R1 to jump to the Titan and perform an impromptu Lasek procedure. The result is Typhon's Bane which is a magical bow and arrow. Use it to shoot out Typhon's other good eye. Typhon doesn't seem to enjoy this even though he was kind of asking for it when he specifically said "get out of my sight."

Head back across the blow-me-down bridge and kill off the new set of attackers. Use the new magic attack to shoot the archers that are across the chasm. When they are all dead, the force field that was blocking your path escape will disappear. Run to the right and use Typhon's Bane again to shoot at the crate that is blocking the grapple hook. Press R1, and then release with X to swing across. Attack all the newly fallen stones to get lots of red orbs. Run back to the save spot. As you leave you can hear the titan yell out "Don't forget to recharge your Freon and have your air filters changed regularly."

Head back to the snowy outdoors. Use the Bane again to destroy the crate and swing to the other side. Jump down and shoot Prometheus back into the fire. He roasts and starts walking on the bonfire.

Ladies and Gentle men: God of War. Where burning someone alive is the most humane option available to you. Because of his good deed, Kratos receives the fires that burned Prometheus: the Rage of the Titans. I don't know if any of you have read any Greek Mythology but this game is totally plagiarizing the stories from it. Big time. For instance, the story of Prometheus is one of the biggest legends out there. The lead writer could have a least tried to hide his script stealing by renaming Prometheus to something like Romethius, or Promethilus, or Doug.

Either way, run back to the right and tryout the Rage of the Titans technique on the next set of attackers. Jump up to the next platform and shoot out the box. Get to the next platform using the rope. Then, circle around and there is another chain to walk across. While on the chain, guys will attack. The circle button works best against them. Continue left and jump back down. Open the nearby chest to refill your Rage of the Titan power. Activate it by clicking down on both the left and right stick and knock down that door. Enter the helmet door to the cave.

Backtrack through the rooms you came from not long ago. When you get back to the titan's hand, try to ignore the pitiful cries of Pegasus (why does it sound like swine?) If you attack any of the Titan's fingers your titan power meter refills. When full, activate it and hit each finger. He will raise them only while you are using your power. When all five are raised, jump up to the spot where the thumb was to reclaim the Pegasus. Fly it out of the ice den.

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As Kratos flees from the icy cave and out over the terrain below, Gaia explains that the destination is the Island of Creation. It was created to keep the Sisters of Fate in and everyone else out. This protection is
important because if we could all have free access to the three fates, we could all perfect our past and become life-saving, ex-military, medical doctors who run triathlons as a side gig. Just like that new Bachelor. Oh how I want to punch Andrew Baldwin in his pretty face.