After a prolonged period of peace, Althalos contacted his current prophet to tell the warriors of Nyeryland to bypass the lands of Kasuria and enter The Olde World, specifically Greece/Grreece. Althalos longed to prove he could rival the strength of the Greek Gods, so himself joined his men on a voyage that let them to
Athens. Their barbarian like forced struck Athens hard, with as much force as possible, eventually overpowering them into submission.
It was here that
Athena the Greek Goddess (Althalonians believed her to be a dark God) fought Althalos in a one on one hand to hand combat. Althalos was skilled, but Athena had far more power herself. She was a full Goddess afterall, while Althalos was but a 1/4th blood demigod with borrowed powers from the Norse Goddess
Sol. Because of his gifted powers, he was able to ultimately defeat Athena, but only by an inch of his life.
As he fell to his knees, weak from the battle,
Zeus and the other
Olympians then all appeared right before him. They immensely overpowered him in number and class. They beat him in front of his army, beating into their eyes Althalos' true form; not a God but a man with gifts. After revealing the horrible truth to the Nyreylandians, The Olympians killed them all in a mass slaughter of lightning, waves, and plague. Althalos was left alive, but barely so. Zeus then drew from him his Godly force given to him by Sol, and locked it away in a
magic box that he would then keep under his throne.
Althalos was left to die, stranded on an island by the Olympians, where he eventually recovered and by himself built a vessel from the wood of the forests, and sailed back to
Guildereim, without his Sol gifted powers. The Birga Peninsula still believed in Althalos' religion, but the Nyerlandian army was wiped out from existence.
It was then,
Poseidon was summoned to hurl a tidal wave at Nyeryland, insisting that if
Vali, Althalonian God of the Sea was real, he would have stopped the attack. The tidal wave not only cleaned the island of all life, but also sunk it to the bottom of the ocean, where it would never be walked upon again.