Though Minos was intelligent and persuasive, he was also a gentle and noble man. Such values mattered little to Sisyphus, who would gladly lie, cheat or kill if that's what is needed to protect his comrades. For all this time, he served his punishment day after day without regret, waiting for the perfect time to strike. With the Disappearance of God and chaos in Heaven, Sisyphus' time had finally come. Sisyphus' charisma and drive makes his warriors dependent on his radiance and guidance.