In order to wield the sword, Kratos must be defeated to break Origin's seal and release the summon spirit that created the sword. Kratos' intentions become more apparent after he reveals that he was collecting materials to forge the Ring of the Pact, which allows the user to wield the Eternal Sword unrestricted. After curing Colette's illness, Kratos reveals himself to be Lloyd's father, but their meeting is abruptly interrupted by Mithos. Kratos confronts Lloyd a second time in the Tower of Salvation, confirming that information. It was then that Lloyd learned that Kratos was one of the heroes that ended the Great Kharlan War 4000 years ago.
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After stopping the tree from running amok, Kratos leaves the party again, this time giving advice to Lloyd on how to cure Colette's illness.
Kratos later rejoins the group during the Renegade Kharlan Tree incident to help them shut down the Iselia Ranch generator. Despite acting on orders of Cruxis, he covertly gives Lloyd advice on their next destination. Because of this, he runs in with Lloyd and his friends in several encounters, each ending with conflict. As an agent of Cruxis, he was ordered to keep track of the Chosen. He then leaves the party.Īfter the betrayal, Kratos returned to Cruxis. Despite his efforts, the incapacitated Colette escapes with the help of the Renegades. Kratos betrayed the group at the Tower of Salvation, swiftly defeating Lloyd and the group in order to deliver the Chosen, Colette, as the new body for the goddess Martel. It was during the course of this journey that the group discovered that Kratos was an angel of Cruxis, an organization that has overseen the world for 4000 years. Kratos is then hired by Colette's grandmother, Phaidra, to protect the Chosen on the journey of World Regeneration. He first introduces himself as a traveling mercenary and saves Lloyd, Genis, and Colette from an attacking group of desians, later revealed to be the Renegades.
Kratos Aurion is a pivotal character in Tales of Symphonia.
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