Good From Far, Far From Good

Good From Far, Far From Good was a virtual representation of one of Kassandra's genetic memories, relived by Layla Hassan through the Portable Animus HR-8.5.

Description

While wanting to take a break from whatever she had been through, Kassandra met a young boy whose parents were missing.

Dialogue

While in the western part of the Oikos of Atlantis, Kassandra travelled up to the roof of a courtyard, letting out a sigh as she reached near the edge. She looked over the surroundings.

• Kassandra: Looks so peaceful from up here. It always does, but it never is.

Ikaros flew in front of Kassandra, letting out a cry.

• Kassandra: I know, Ikaros. I'm tired too. I've met so many people... archons, kings, and now Isu. They're all the same. "Go do this. Bring me that. Go kill him." I don't know if I can do this anymore. If I were ruler, things would be much, much different.

Ikaros flew atop of Kassandra, letting out a cry once again.

• Kassandra: What's that Ikaros? A speech from your new ruler?

Ikaros screeched in response. Kassandra then cleared up her throat, preparing to say her speech.

Tonight, we feast!Tonight, we make love!Tonight, we sleep!

• Kassandra: Atlanteans! Tonight we tear off these clothes and make love until the sun comes up. I wonder what Alkibiades is doing these days. Or who...

A little boy interrupted Kassandra from behind.

• Alkon: Who is Alkee beeadees?

• Kassandra: You, bring me the biggest bed in Atlantis. You, all the pillows you can find. Tonight, we sleep! For we are very, very tired. We're almost done, Kassandra.

A little boy interrupted Kassandra.

• Alkon: I'm too small to carry a bed. But if I brought you a pillow, could you help me?

Alkon interrupting Kassandra

Kassandra turned around to the little boy.

• Kassandra: You shouldn't sneak up on people like that.
• Alkon: I'm sorry. I didn't want to interrupt the Dikastes' speech.
• Kassandra: it was more of a fantasy really. Call me Kassandra.
• Alkon: I thought it was wonderful, Dikastes Kassandra.
• Kassandra: Just Kassandra is fine. And what's your name?
• Alkon: Alkon. You're even more special than all the bedtime stories my parents used to tell me.
• Kassandra: What's wrong?
• Alkon: My parents are missing. They left for their assignments but never came home. The Isu won't help me. But then I remembered the story of you helping a lost girl in the underworld who found her parents in Elysium. So I came to you.

I always help my friends.The Isu should have helped you.The Dikastes of Atlantis will help you.

• Kassandra: Her name was Phoibe. We were good friends. She's in a better place now than when I found her.
• Alkon: She was lucky to have a friend like you.
• Kassandra: I could always make a new friend. Maybe you, Alkon, and I could help you. Would you like that?
• Alkon: More than anything.

• Kassandra: A child without his parents? Not on my watch. As Dikastes of Atlantis, I declare this unacceptable!
• Alkon: Oh thank you, Dikastes Kassandra.

• Kassandra: You said your parents never came home. If you could tell me where they're assigned, and what their names are, it would be very helpful.

Alkon requesting Kassandra's help

• Alkon: Mater's name is Rhene. She's assigned to the harbor. Pater is called Damades, and he's assigned to the adamant quarry.
• Kassandra: You're very brave. Now go home where it's safe. I'll go talk to the harbormaster, and whoever is in charge at the quarry. I'll come find you once I have some answers.

Kassandra travelled to the harbor and quarry to find what she could find about Alkon's parents' whereabouts. She succeeded in finding enough information.

• Kassandra: Alkon's probably wondering where I am. I'll go see him.

Kassandra travelled to Alkon's home.

• Alkon: Dikastes Kassandra! Did you fine mater and pater?
• Kassandra: Not yet. But I know they were taken to some sort of experimentation chamber by an Isu named Xarios.
• Alkon: Xarios? But he was always so kind to us. He gave us food and defended us when the others called us rats.

Kassandra learning Xarios' whereabouts

• Kassandra: Do you know where I could find him? The doors to the chamber are locked and he's my last hope of getting in.
• Alkon: He's usually at the Fortified Doma of Mneseas. But he's always protected by guards.
• Kassandra: That never stops me.

Kassandra made her way to the Fortified Doma of Mneseas.

• Kassandra: Xarios. You've abducted your last human.

After finding Xarios, Kassandra eliminated him and recovered a key fragment.

• Kassandra: This key looks like the one Atlas gave me. Maybe it can help me get into the experimentation chamber.

Outcome

Kassandra helped Alkon to locate the whereabouts of his parents. After doing so, she hunted down the abductor Xarios and recovered a fragment of the key to the chamber.

Gallery

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  A tired Kassandra
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  Kassandra accepting Alkon's request

References

• Assassin's Creed: Odyssey – The Fate of Atlantis: Judgment of Atlantis