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In ancient mythology, the Titan Cronus, born of Uranus (the sky) and Gaia (the earth), and his wife Rhea had six children. Cronus, fearing a prophecy, swallowed five of them. However, Rhea managed to hide Zeus from Cronus. Upon reaching adulthood, Zeus compelled Cronus to release his siblings. United, Zeus and his brothers and sisters battled the Titans for dominion over the universe. Cronus and the other eleven Titans were defeated and imprisoned in Tartarus.
Thousands of years later, in Greece, a dramatic event unfolded. The Pope entered the chamber of the newly reincarnated infant Athena, wielding a golden dagger with the intent to end her life. Gold Saint Sagittarius Aiolos intervened, saving Athena and exposing the Pope's true intentions. Shocked by this revelation, Aiolos fled the scene. The Pope, branding Aiolos a traitor to the Sanctuary, ordered Capricorn Shura to carry out his execution. This tragic sequence of events cast a long shadow over Aiolos's younger brother, Leo Aiolia, who grew up under the stigma of his brother's supposed betrayal.