Hippias (High Priest of Atlantis)

Hippias speaks in hushed urgency to King Dalios, pointing to the empty altar where the crystal once lay, his words tumbling out with equal parts awe and fear as he …

Hippias listens in stunned silence as Dalios reveals his true age and the temple’s ancient origins, his awe palpable when confronted with the crystal’s radiant light. He stumbles verbally, confused …

Hippias listens with growing confusion and fear as Dalios reveals the crystal and its guardian. He acknowledges the trust placed in him but voices shock at the revelation of the …

Hippias strides to the forefront of the assembled council, his voice rising above murmurs to directly challenge the seated King Dalios, positioning himself as the moral conscience of the people …

Hippias starts to object but is forcibly silenced by Crito before he gains momentum, leaving Dalios’s long warning unchallenged during its delivery. Despite his earlier attempt to voice the faction’s …

Hippias begins to interject during Dalios’s sermon but is forcibly silenced by Crito. Though marginalized in this moment, he embodies the factional impulse to invoke divine power for political gain, …

Attempts to intervene and prevent the guards from taking the Doctor and Jo, questioning their status as strangers and expressing a desire to grant them a hearing. His conflicted loyalty …

Hippias rushes between the Doctor’s entrance and Krasis’s arrest order, pleading for reconsideration despite the rising hostility. His intercession reveals a principled but cautious faction attempting—too late—to stem the tide …

Interrupts aggressively with an attempt to block the arrests, questioning innocence and legitimacy but ultimately powerless against Krasis’s authority. His indignation momentarily humanizes the crisis.

Hippias moves rapidly to redirect the Doctor, intercepting him after the failed sighting of the Master. He guides the Doctor inward with urgency, his actions blending political alliance with personal …

Hippias acts immediately at Dalios' command to escort Jo Grant to Queen Galleia, demonstrating measured protocol. He avoids unnecessary interaction with the Doctor despite his earlier life-saving intervention, showing disciplined …

Hippias escorts Jo to Queen Galleia as instructed by Dalios. His presence is framed as dutiful but is immediately criticized by Dalios for his lack of delicacy, reinforcing the fragility …

Hippias adheres strictly to Dalios’ orders, escorting Jo to Queen Galleia without deviation. His participation is instrumental in the separation, reflecting his alignment with the King’s command and potential alignment …

Hippias arrives to deliver Dalios’ message, exchanges barbed banter with Galleia about her judgment, then exits with wounded pride, revealing lingering affection and nostalgia for a former version of Galleia.

Hippias delivers King Dalios’ obligatory introduction of Jo, a gesture that quickly curdles under Galleia’s dismissive reception. His attempt to assert diplomatic value is rebuffed, leaving him humiliated and resentful, …

Hippias exists in this moment as a named pawn rather than an actual presence, his identity invoked by Galleia as the perfect sacrifice to her scheme. His absence underscores the …

Hippias and Krasis exit a side door into the plaza alongside each other, signaling their cohesion against the Doctor’s mission. Though they do not directly confront Jo’s party, their presence …

Hippias and Krasis emerge from a side passage into the plaza and slip unobtrusively toward the temple’s undercroft, visibly engaged in secret maneuvering that triggers Jo’s instinct to track their …

Hippias strides forward clutching his well-worn temple sword, jaw set and eyes burning with religious zeal. He marches deliberately down the steps into darkness, staking his political survival and spiritual …

Hippias is preparing to enter the undercroft through the wooden door when Jo's shout interrupts him. His delayed reaction to the door's sudden closure reveals his unawareness of the ambush …

Lord Hippias is referenced as having led the High Priest and Jo into the Guardian’s lair, a deliberate act of heresy cloaked as religious duty. His physical presence is implied …

Rushing to intercept the Minotaur, Hippias wields a flaming torch as both weapon and symbol of defiance against the creature's assault on the Crystal of Kronos.

Seeking to protect the Crystal’s sanctum, Hippias intercepts the Minotaur with a flaming torch swing but is swiftly overpowered—the creature hurls him through the mirrored wall ahead of the Doctor’s …

Hippias bravely intervenes against the Minotaur by throwing a flaming torch at it, temporarily distracting the creature from Jo. Though the Minotaur swiftly overpowers him by lifting and hurling him …