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| {{Era|Culture}}
| | #REDIRECT[[Layla Hassan's personal files]] |
| {{Spoilerhd|23 July 2019}}
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| '''"Bios of the Gods"''' is a collection of files documnented by [[Layla Hassan]] on the [[Isu]] and individuals she encountered while reliving the memories of the ''[[Mercenary|misthios]]'' [[Kassandra]] in [[Elysium]] in 2018.
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| ==Files==
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| |-|Persephone=
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| So here's the [[Greece|Greek]] mythology rundown, for the [[Assassins]] who might have been asleep in classics class. [[Zeus]], king of the gods and bringer of storms, gets together with [[Demeter]], goddess of the harvest. Sounds like a weird match, but compared to Zeus' track record this was actually kind of healthy. They have a daughter, [[Persephone]], who's supposed to be beautiful, pure, the whole maiden goddess bit. [[Hades]], riding a chariot pulled by demonic immortal horses, gets his kidnap on and drags her down to the underworld. (That scene's a favourite subject of [[Victorian era|Victorian]] dude artists, to no one's surprise.) Anyway, Demeter throws a (totally justified) fit, stopping any plans from growing. Pretty soon, Greece is starving and mortals are begging for hostage negotiations. Hades agrees to return Persephone but claims a loophole: she's eaten a few pomegranate seeds, which counts as eating the food of the dead, so she's got to return for part of the year. To the ancient Greeks, that's where winter comes from. To the Isu, that's why a dysfunctional couple is warring over control of the underworld.
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| |-|Adonis=
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| |-|Hermes=
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| |-|Hekate=
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| ==Reference==
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| *''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]'' – ''[[The Fate of Atlantis: Fields of Elysium]]''
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| [[Category:Document collections]]
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| [[Category:Layla Hassan's collections]]
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Latest revision as of 00:27, 31 January 2022