Upon encountering Orkos in Delphi, Kratos is informed that the Furies were once fair in their judgement and punishment, but became ruthless because of Ares, the God of War whom convinced the Furies to help him conspire against Olympus. They petrified his body and twisted and redesigned it into a prison where all traitors would stay forever. They believed that death was too kind to any blood traitor, so they decided to use him as an example to all traitors. They pursued Aegaeon and upon capturing the giant, tortured him to insanity.

When the one-hundred armed giant pledged a blood oath to Zeus only to betray him, the Furies were quick to take action. The first of these traitors was the Hecatonchires, Aegaeon. Alecto can mutate into a colossal sea-monster, Tisiphone can summon a phoenix named Daimon to attack on her behalf and Megaera can release a swarm of parasites from a diseased looking rash on her chest that bury into the skin of her enemies, possessing them into fighting for her. All three sisters sport different appearances and different techniques of movement. In the beginning of time, The Furies were formed from the madness and rage of a war that was waged between the Primordials (the ageless creators of the world and universe), the Furies were tasked to punish the wicked and treacherous. In the God of War series God of War: Ascension Their counterparters in Roman Mythology were the Dirae. Tisiphone was the third sister and the goddess of Vengeance, punishing those who have committed the crimes of murder: parricide, fratricide and homicide. Megaera was the goddess of Jealousy she punished those who had committed crimes and infidelity.

Alecto was charged with punishing those who committed moral crimes such as anger, especially when used against others, she was the goddess of Anger. These three sisters soon became the forever loyal servants of Hades. There were three sisters: Alecto, Megaera and Tisiphone.

In Greek mythology they are the chthonic deities of vengeance created when Cronos castrated his father Ouranus and threw his genitalia into the sea, the Furies emerged from the drops of blood.

God of Fury by Rina Kent