Poseidon princess

Not much of the princess's personality is revealed, but she is presented as an innocent, helpless, and fearful young woman. She was most likely taken by the sea god against her will and held in his quarters as chattel, forced to submit to his advances. She presumably had no love for powerful male gods like Poseidon or Kratos, but also feared them too much to show any defiance. She can be seen as a tragic figure, becoming a victim of those who only sought to use her. While not much is revealed about her personality she does seem to be well mannered and respectful the reason for this is because she refers to Kratos as lord when she meets him.

Appearance: Poseidon's Princess is a beautiful, half-naked young woman. Her outfit consists of a thong, a belt covering her abdomen adorned with gold ornaments and a pad on her left shoulder. Her large breasts are left exposed, with a strip of clothes passing between them. She wears a tiara in her brown hair and is barefoot. The enslaved princess also wears cuffs that bind her hands linked to a chain that binds her to the palace floor.

Her full background is never revealed. All that is known is that she is a beautiful princess whom Poseidon enslaved to serve as his unwilling lover. The god keeps her shackled in his personal chambers, where she presumably serves as his concubine. The contents of Poseidon's letter suggest that he does care for her, though he abuses her in his rage.Kratos meets the young barefoot princess in Poseidon's Chamber, where she is crying for help. As Kratos makes his way over to her, she declares that she does not want help from him, probably fearing the Spartan's brutal reputation. Regardless, Kratos cuts her chains and leads the princess handcuffed through the hallways, even saving her from falling into a pit of spikes, only to use her to hold up a crank, attaching her to hold two doors open. After Kratos heads through the doors, she is crushed by the weight of the crank. Kratos can return to observe her remains, as her feet stick out of a pool of her own blood in the crank's shaft.