Now that formal introductions were complete, Azureus replaced his helmet and took hold of his spear. For a few moments he looked around their surroundings, attempting to judge which portal they should enter first. Feeling no real pull towards Amy of them he glanced back at the others with a shrug. As he was about to ask them if they had Amy idea where to start, something caught his attention. Azureus glanced over at the portal to his left and began to feel a sudden urge to enter it. There was something familiar about it and he didn't know why. The pull felt so strong that without saying anything to the others he simply charged forward through the portal.<br/><br/>The sensation was as intense as standing in the middle of a fire. Azureus's entire body felt like it was ripped apart and reassembled in less than the blink of an eye. But he managed to get over the strange feeling quickly as he found himself back where he came from, only now his men along with the rest of the Greeks had somehow breached the walls of the city of Troy and Azureus found himself right in the middle of another ongoing battle that was weighing heavily in the Greeks' favor, and although it was night time, there were plenty of raging fires that illuminated most of the havoc.<br/><br/>One thing in particular caught Azureus's eye; a massive wooden horse and Azureus remembered its construction out on the beaches. He never did find out what it was for but clearly it had something to do with the Greeks breaching the Trojan wall. Before Azureus could turn back to his new comrades he found himself engaging a rather hostile Trojan that caught him off guard. After a successful perry of the Trojan's sword, Azureus made short work of him by running him through the neck with his spear but didn't have time to recover it as another Trojan attacked from behind; this one was slightly more skillful and Azureus found himself in an exhilarating sword fight, having not noticing whether or not the others followed him through the portal.