The Battle of Athens, A.D. 1000

Notes: When Plato invented his fictional warfaring city-state of Atlantis in his work, "The Republic", in 375 B.C. as the evil villain for his noble city-state of Athens to defeat, he could not have imagined that over a thousand years later diabolical forces would attempt to build an exacting replica of the mythological city and pit its armies and navies in mortal combat against the very real city of Athens just to find out what really would have happened in the fictional battle.
Poseidon and the locals made no secret of their plans to attack Athens, aside from ensuring that their floating island armada was significantly faster than the vessels of the heroine, and leaving them adrift in the ocean, unable to send any warning to Athens that would arrive in time to make any difference.