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	King [[Iasius]] of Arcadia, a boorish old man who ceaselessly barks at his subjects, welcomes me to his court. The prospect of his daughter marrying a former champion pleases him.		King [[Iasius]] of Arcadia, a boorish old man who ceaselessly barks at his subjects, welcomes me to his court. The prospect of his daughter marrying a former champion pleases him.
	*King Iasius warns me that no man can beat his daughter, and that losing the race means losing one's life. He arranges for me to meet her— one last chance to change my mind.		*King Iasius warns me that no man can beat his daughter, and that losing the race means losing one's life. He arranges for me to meet her— one last chance to change my mind.
	*In the gardens, my heart pounds as I await Atalanta, the virgin princess raised by [[bear]]s who became a fierce [[Hunting\|hunter]], a ~~{{Wiki~~\|~~Calydon}}ian~~ hero, and a slayer of [[centaur]]s!		*In the gardens, my heart pounds as I await Atalanta, the virgin princess raised by [[bear]]s who became a fierce [[Hunting\|hunter]], a [[Kalydon\|Calydonian]] hero, and a slayer of [[centaur]]s!
	*I spot a group of maidens behind the branches of the olive trees. As they approach, the young girls seem to fade away, for I only have eyes for one: Atalanta!		*I spot a group of maidens behind the branches of the olive trees. As they approach, the young girls seem to fade away, for I only have eyes for one: Atalanta!
	*She is magnificent! Surely, Atalanta's beauty rivals Aphrodite's! My face gets warm when she smiles and greets me with a rich, warm voice.		*She is magnificent! Surely, Atalanta's beauty rivals Aphrodite's! My face gets warm when she smiles and greets me with a rich, warm voice.
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	Dusk has settled by the time I lead Pythagoras through the quiet alleyways of Croton. I hope to avoid the throngs of citizens, for they are now more often hostile than not.		Dusk has settled by the time I lead Pythagoras through the quiet alleyways of Croton. I hope to avoid the throngs of citizens, for they are now more often hostile than not.
	*A shadow moves to my right. I draw my [[~~Divine Science:xiphos\|~~xiphos]] and raise a hand, alerting the four [[~~Guard~~\|bodyguards]] accompanying us. I peer into darkness, but see nothing.		*A shadow moves to my right. I draw my [[xiphos]] and raise a hand, alerting the four [[Soldier\|bodyguards]] accompanying us. I peer into darkness, but see nothing.
	*One of the guards screams! A {{Wiki\|Dory (spear)\|dory}} runs through his thigh and he drops to his knees. Our assailants step out of the shadows!		*One of the guards screams! A {{Wiki\|Dory (spear)\|dory}} runs through his thigh and he drops to his knees. Our assailants step out of the shadows!
	*Another guard falls, his throat slit. I block a [[kopis]] and ram my blade into an abdomen before breaking a cheekbone with the back of my {{Wiki\|cestus}}.		*Another guard falls, his throat slit. I block a [[kopis]] and ram my blade into an abdomen before breaking a cheekbone with the back of my {{Wiki\|cestus}}.

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	Dusk has settled by the time I lead Pythagoras through the quiet alleyways of Croton. I hope to avoid the throngs of citizens, for they are now more often hostile than not.		Dusk has settled by the time I lead Pythagoras through the quiet alleyways of Croton. I hope to avoid the throngs of citizens, for they are now more often hostile than not.
	*A shadow moves to my right. I draw my ~~{{Wiki~~\|xiphos}} and raise a hand, alerting the four [[Guard\|bodyguards]] accompanying us. I peer into darkness, but see nothing.		*A shadow moves to my right. I draw my [[Divine Science:xiphos\|xiphos]] and raise a hand, alerting the four [[Guard\|bodyguards]] accompanying us. I peer into darkness, but see nothing.
	*One of the guards screams! A {{Wiki\|Dory (spear)\|dory}} runs through his thigh and he drops to his knees. Our assailants step out of the shadows!		*One of the guards screams! A {{Wiki\|Dory (spear)\|dory}} runs through his thigh and he drops to his knees. Our assailants step out of the shadows!
	*Another guard falls, his throat slit. I block a ~~{{Wiki\|~~kopis}} and ram my blade into an abdomen before breaking a cheekbone with the back of my {{Wiki\|cestus}}.		*Another guard falls, his throat slit. I block a [[kopis]] and ram my blade into an abdomen before breaking a cheekbone with the back of my {{Wiki\|cestus}}.
	*I lacerate an arm, puncture a lung, and amputate fingers, then step toward Pythagoras. I dodge a dory and run my xiphos between shoulder blades. A third guard falls.		*I lacerate an arm, puncture a lung, and amputate fingers, then step toward Pythagoras. I dodge a dory and run my xiphos between shoulder blades. A third guard falls.
	*Only three of them left! The last of Pythagoras' bodyguard stands beside me. Blood flows through his chiton, but our foes do not stand a chance. It is a massacre.		*Only three of them left! The last of Pythagoras' bodyguard stands beside me. Blood flows through his chiton, but our foes do not stand a chance. It is a massacre.

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	*The academy attracts countless students; hundreds of men and women eager to follow my master's ways. They do not yet realize how fortunate they are.		*The academy attracts countless students; hundreds of men and women eager to follow my master's ways. They do not yet realize how fortunate they are.
	*A youth named [[Alcmaeon]] arrives at the academy. He is intelligent, but arrogant and undisciplined. For some reason, Pythagoras takes him under his wing.		*A youth named [[Alcmaeon]] arrives at the academy. He is intelligent, but arrogant and undisciplined. For some reason, Pythagoras takes him under his wing.
	*I meet an athlete named [[Milo]]. This giant young man has seen me run at ~~{{Wiki\|~~Nemea}}, and he wants me to help him become a champion.		*I meet an athlete named [[Milo]]. This giant young man has seen me run at [[Nemea]], and he wants me to help him become a champion.
	*Milo has already won the boys' wrestling championship at the Olympics. He has great potential and I am happy to teach him everything I know.		*Milo has already won the boys' wrestling championship at the Olympics. He has great potential and I am happy to teach him everything I know.
	*Contrary to Alcmaeon, who ceaselessly questions Pythagoras, Milo embraces my master's lessons. Surely, he will become the greatest athlete of his generation.		*Contrary to Alcmaeon, who ceaselessly questions Pythagoras, Milo embraces my master's lessons. Surely, he will become the greatest athlete of his generation.

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	*I win the race! As I regain my breath, Atalanta approaches, smiling. People will soon begin to call me Hippomenes, the man who beat Atalanta!		*I win the race! As I regain my breath, Atalanta approaches, smiling. People will soon begin to call me Hippomenes, the man who beat Atalanta!

	==~~Reference~~==		==References==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy]]''

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Encore

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	What kind of woman could best so many men? I am no longer in my prime, and I am no fool, but I must meet this woman and race her! I must!		What kind of woman could best so many men? I am no longer in my prime, and I am no fool, but I must meet this woman and race her! I must!
	*I seek my former master's wisdom. Pythagoras believes I will find what I need to win this woman's hand in an abandoned temple honoring [[Aphrodite]].		*I seek my former master's wisdom. Pythagoras believes I will find what I need to win this woman's hand in an [[Abandoned Temple of Aphrodite\|abandoned temple]] honoring [[Aphrodite]].
	*I am not even halfway through the mountain when a mighty blizzard hits. I am cold and tired, yet my quest is only beginning.		*I am not even halfway through the mountain when a mighty blizzard hits. I am cold and tired, yet my quest is only beginning.
	*Famished and freezing, I reach the top of the highest peak, where lie the ruins of Aphrodite's forgotten temple. I can see it now! Just a few more steps...		*Famished and freezing, I reach the top of the highest peak, where lie the ruins of Aphrodite's forgotten temple. I can see it now! Just a few more steps...

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	Dusk has settled by the time I lead Pythagoras through the quiet alleyways of Croton. I hope to avoid the throngs of citizens, for they are now more often hostile than not.		Dusk has settled by the time I lead Pythagoras through the quiet alleyways of Croton. I hope to avoid the throngs of citizens, for they are now more often hostile than not.
	*A shadow moves to my right. I draw my [[~~Divine Science:xiphos\|~~xiphos]] and raise a hand, alerting the four [[~~Guard~~\|bodyguards]] accompanying us. I peer into darkness, but see nothing.		*A shadow moves to my right. I draw my [[xiphos]] and raise a hand, alerting the four [[Soldier\|bodyguards]] accompanying us. I peer into darkness, but see nothing.
	*One of the guards screams! A {{Wiki\|Dory (spear)\|dory}} runs through his thigh and he drops to his knees. Our assailants step out of the shadows!		*One of the guards screams! A {{Wiki\|Dory (spear)\|dory}} runs through his thigh and he drops to his knees. Our assailants step out of the shadows!
	*Another guard falls, his throat slit. I block a [[kopis]] and ram my blade into an abdomen before breaking a cheekbone with the back of my {{Wiki\|cestus}}.		*Another guard falls, his throat slit. I block a [[kopis]] and ram my blade into an abdomen before breaking a cheekbone with the back of my {{Wiki\|cestus}}.

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	Pythagoras, my master, awakens me before dawn. I am fatigued, but happy to serve him. I owe him everything, starting with my victories at [[Elis]].		Pythagoras, my master, awakens me before dawn. I am fatigued, but happy to serve him. I owe him everything, starting with my [[Olympic Games\|victories]] at [[Elis]].
	*I follow Pythagoras through the empty, quiet streets of Samos. [[Helios]] has not yet risen in the heavens and the chill of the morning still lingers.		*I follow Pythagoras through the empty, quiet streets of Samos. [[Helios]] has not yet risen in the heavens and the chill of the morning still lingers.
	*{{Wiki\|Pherecydes of Syros\|Pherecydes}}, an acquaintance of my master, greets us. He is up early. Pythagoras says my performance at the games was nothing short of spectacular. I grin.		*{{Wiki\|Pherecydes of Syros\|Pherecydes}}, an acquaintance of my master, greets us. He is up early. Pythagoras says my performance at the games was nothing short of spectacular. I grin.
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	Pythagoras, on his knees, draws lines in the courtyard's sand. He writes at a furious pace, then throws sand over most of his scribbles, only to begin anew.		Pythagoras, on his knees, draws lines in the courtyard's sand. He writes at a furious pace, then throws sand over most of his scribbles, only to begin anew.
	*My master writes for hours without rest, refusing any food or drink ~~{{Wiki\|~~Theano ~~(philosopher)\|Theano}}~~, his wife, offers. Soon, notes and diagrams cover the courtyard's ground.		*My master writes for hours without rest, refusing any food or drink [[Theano]], his wife, offers. Soon, notes and diagrams cover the courtyard's ground.
	*Slaves light torches. My master examines and reexamines his notes, occasionally adding a number or two. He mumbles words like "ratios" and "octaves."		*Slaves light torches. My master examines and reexamines his notes, occasionally adding a number or two. He mumbles words like "ratios" and "octaves."
	*Pythagoras barely touches the food Theano has prepared for the evening meal. "Everything is related," he declares. "Everything adds up!"		*Pythagoras barely touches the food Theano has prepared for the evening meal. "Everything is related," he declares. "Everything adds up!"
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	*Most of these men share Pythagoras' beliefs in the fate of the soul. A few of them even follow his strict way of life. Unbelievers are also present.		*Most of these men share Pythagoras' beliefs in the fate of the soul. A few of them even follow his strict way of life. Unbelievers are also present.
	*They are skeptical when my master explains his theories. They do not understand what he means by "music of the spheres" or what the tetractys represents.		*They are skeptical when my master explains his theories. They do not understand what he means by "music of the spheres" or what the tetractys represents.
	*"There is geometry," Pythagoras says, ~~“in~~ the humming of the strings; there is music in the spacing of the spheres!" His guests stare in silence.		*"There is geometry," Pythagoras says, "in the humming of the strings; there is music in the spacing of the spheres!" His guests stare in silence.
	*"Music," Pythagoras explains, "can be expressed as whole number ratios of the first four numbers, which form the tetractys!" Skeptics begin to leave.		*"Music," Pythagoras explains, "can be expressed as whole number ratios of the first four numbers, which form the tetractys!" Skeptics begin to leave.
	*Many guests, however, seem to grasp Pythagoras' hypothesis. I envy them. They question him, so they can better comprehend his theories.		*Many guests, however, seem to grasp Pythagoras' hypothesis. I envy them. They question him, so they can better comprehend his theories.
	*Orestes, a learned mathematician, raises his cup to honor my master. "The tetractys is the sum of all wisdom!" he declares. "Praise Pythagoras!"		*[[Orestes (mathematician)\|Orestes]], a learned mathematician, raises his cup to honor my master. "The tetractys is the sum of all wisdom!" he declares. "Praise Pythagoras!"

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	King Iasius of Arcadia, a boorish old man who ceaselessly barks at his subjects, welcomes me to his court. The prospect of his daughter marrying a former champion pleases him.		King [[Iasius]] of Arcadia, a boorish old man who ceaselessly barks at his subjects, welcomes me to his court. The prospect of his daughter marrying a former champion pleases him.
	*King Iasius warns me that no man can beat his daughter, and that losing the race means losing one's life. He arranges for me to meet her— one last chance to change my mind.		*King Iasius warns me that no man can beat his daughter, and that losing the race means losing one's life. He arranges for me to meet her— one last chance to change my mind.
	*In the gardens, my heart pounds as I await Atalanta, the virgin princess raised by [[bear]]s who became a fierce [[Hunting\|hunter]], a {{Wiki\|Calydon}}ian hero, and a slayer of [[centaur]]s!		*In the gardens, my heart pounds as I await Atalanta, the virgin princess raised by [[bear]]s who became a fierce [[Hunting\|hunter]], a {{Wiki\|Calydon}}ian hero, and a slayer of [[centaur]]s!