Atlantis

When an old man needs help to find his missing daughter, it soon becomes clear that it will not be an easy task; she has been taken by the Maenads, fanatical worshippers of the god Dionysus. With the hopes and life of the old man fading, it is a race against time that Jason cannot turn his back on.

After crossing a young nobleman, Jason and his friends find themselves at the mercy of King Minos who declares Poseidon will decide their fate: they are to become bull leapers. To survive they must jump the charging beast. With their lives on the line, it's up to Jason to pull his motley team together in this ultimate test of bravery.

Whilst hunting in the mountains, the boys stumble across an abandoned baby. Jason refuses to leave the child to die and insists he return home with them to Atlantis. But this charitable act has far reaching implications and our gang soon find themselves embroiled in a complicated web of secrets and lies.

When a secret messenger brings unexpected news from outside the city, Ariadne tries to search for the source without raising suspicion from the Queen. This proves an impossible task, especially with the revelation that it is Ariadne's exiled brother Therus who has sent for her.

Desperate to win over Medusa's heart, Hercules pays a visit to a powerful witch. But events take a malevolent turn when Hercules realises he has unleashed a potent but toxic enchantment that threatens to turn his hope into unbearable grief.

When Jason learns of Ariadne's betrothal to Heptarian, he is heartbroken. With nothing to lose, he enters into a brutal fighting tournament to honour the nuptials with a bevy of terrifying contestants, including the undefeated Heptarian.

The boys gain an unexpected addition to their workforce with the arrival of Pythagoras's feisty younger brother, Arcas. Charged with escorting a valuable cargo across the desert, the gang travels with a ramshackle caravan of strangers and their journey takes a spooky turn.

Romance is in the air for Hercules and Medusa until she is kidnapped by a cruel moneylender, Kyros. In exchange for her life, Kyros demands that Hercules retrieves a precious and powerful artefact from the Underworld - a task which can only mean certain death.

After the tragic events surrounding Medusa's disappearance, the boys visit the inventor Daedalus with the hope of a cure. But an impatient Hercules acts on information from the unscrupulous Crios and sets off in search of his love.

Penniless and starving, Jason cannot believe his luck when he finds an abandoned feast. Temptation takes over and he helps himself to the bounty, but his gluttony comes at a price as he begins to behave strangely.

Jason is reminded of his promise to Circe and her grim warning should he fail to honour their pact. He has no choice but to act - he must kill the queen. Infiltrating the palace will not only be mortally dangerous but also impossible. The heroes set out at dark, but soon Jason's intentions unravel.

Minos' health continues to fade as Pasiphae's scheming reaches its zenith. She sentences Ariadne to a gruesome execution. Jason is her last hope and he'll need all the help he can get if he is to save her life.