A year has passed, Minos is dead and Ariadne now rules but the exiled Pasiphae has gathered a huge army from Colchis to take back Atlantis. Ariadne recalls Sarpedon, her father's old counsellor whom he banished, unaware that Sarpedon bears a grudge and is a traitor, employing the sorceress Medea to steal the palladium, an icon upon which the city believes its safety hangs, and give it to Pasiphae. After being told by the Oracle that the fate of Atlantis depends upon him Jason sets out with Pythagoras and Hercules and steals back the palladium from Pasiphae's tent but, having escaped,they find themselves trapped in a cave with a Cyclops whilst Pasiphae's army surrounds Atlantis. Written by don @ minifie-1

Atlantis looks doomed to fall as Pasiphae lays siege to the city, now unprotected by the palladium. The last remaining hope rests with Jason, Hercules and pythagoras. And Hercules is about to make a discovery that will shake him to the core and change everything. Written by rock-in

Jason takes part in the gladiatorial games to celebrate Ariadne's coronation alongside Telemon, prince of Aegina, who hopes to wed Ariadne for a political alliance. Pythagoras has reason to believe the so-called prince is an impostor but Telemon has somebody to vouch for his true identity. Both Pythagoras and Hercules are fearful that Telemon, knowing that Ariadne has feelings for Jason, will kill their friend in combat but Jason defeats him. Nonetheless Ariadne considers Telemon's proposal of marriage. Written by don @ minifie-1

Ariadne sets out with Telemon to Aegina with only her trusted Dion knowing the route. Fearful for her safety Jason and his friends join the escort. Thanks to Telemon's treachery Pasiphae follows with her men and attacks the group, wounding Telemon when he refuses to kill Ariadne. The survivors flee under darkness and join a pilgrimage led by blind soothsayer Orpheus - who prophesies a gallant future for Jason - and his wife Eurydice. They are pursued to the Necropolis, a system of caves, where Ariadne shoots Pasiphae with her bow and arrow but Jason is separated from the others. Written by don @ minifie-1

The wounded Pasyphae casts a spell, bringing to life an army of dead soldiers who become a ravaging zombie army, turning those whom they bite, including Dion, into the same.

As Medea escapes Jason takes the wounded Ariadne back to Atlantis, where Orpheus swears that he will retrieve Eurydice from Hades. Unable to cure Ariadne because Medea used a dagger imbued with a magic spell the Oracle directs Jason towards the Grey Sisters, who tell him that only Medea's blood will act as a cure but she must not be killed. Having located Medea and obtained a vial of her blood Jason is captured by Pasiphae, who appears to want reconciliation and asks him about his mother, but he is rescued by Pythagoras and Hercules. They return to Atlantis to revive Ariadne - who proposes to Jason. Written by don @ minifie-1

When news reaches Pasiphae of Ariadne and Jason's impending marriage, she is terrified that Atlantis will be lost to her forever and resolves to do all she can to stop the union, no matter the cost. But Pasiphae's pursuit of power has far-reaching and devastating consequences, and as the battle for Atlantis continues, it seems no-one is immune to her touch.

As Jason is due for execution in two days unhappy high priest Melas protests to Pasiphae, who has his adopted daughter Cassandra as her hostage to make him betray Jason. Hercules tries to free Jason but is himself caught and imprisoned with him though Ariadne and her loyal advisor Delmos arrange for their escape, which leads to their own arrest by the traitor Cilix. Pasiphae now prepares to declare herself the ruler of Atlantis and a reluctant Hercules prevails upon Medusa to tell the truth and save them all. Written by don @ minifie-1

Learning that the gods have refused to acknowledge her as the rightful ruler of Atlantis Pasiphae tortures Ariadne in an attempt to make her voluntarily declare her step-mother as the true queen. Jason and his friends are in hiding but Medusa persuades Pythagoras to sneak into town and, helped by the inventors Daedalus and Icarus and a repentant Melas, steal Pandora's box. Guilt-ridden for her part in the Oracle's death Medusa uses it to revive the curse on her and turn her hair into snakes and, with her severed head in his hand, Jason enters Atlantis to confront Pasiphae and save Ariadne. However Pasiphae reveals to him their true relationship, staying his hand from killing her. Written by don @ minifie-1

Jason is on the run with his friends, who are shocked by his recklessness and arrogance - fulfilling the Oracle's view that knowing Pasiphae is his mother would 'blacken his heart'. A worried Pythagoras sneaks back into Atlantis and learns from Melas and Cassandra that Jason's father Aeson can give him the love to counter Pasiphae's baleful influence but he is a leper hiding from society. Pythagoras locates him but before he can meet up with his son Jason is separated from the others and attacked by soldiers - with Medea once more somewhat mysteriously coming to his aid. Written by don @ minifie-1

Jason is captured and returned to the city but Pasiphae seems reluctant to kill him and is relieved when Cassandra tells her that the gods oppose his execution. Instead he is put into the gladiatorial arena, giving Aeson the chance to rescue him, as lepers traditionally bore away the corpses of the arena dead. Having revealed to Jason that he is his father Aeson escapes with him to rejoin his friends in the woods and although he himself is mortally wounded he is able to return his son to the light. Written by don @ minifie-1

Jason is determined rescue his fellow prisoners from the amphitheater, and makes a daring return to Atlantis, which is becoming an even more dangerous realm under Pasiphae's villainous rule. The hero and his friends face treachery at every turn, and come to realise that the only hope for the future is to kill the queen.

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