The Fate of Atlantis (memory)

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

Description

Kassandra met with Poseidon to learn more about the experimentation on humans.

Dialogue

Horrified by what she found at the Garden of Kymopoleia, Kassandra returned to Poseidon at his palace. She found him at his throne.

• Poseidon: My Dikasetes has returned. I can only presume you've delivered judgement to Atlantis.
• Kassandra: You said you outlawed experimentation on humans. All of it was lies. The Isu are out of control.
• Poseidon: What are you talking about? My laws are absolute, and by them all must abide. I have declared it!

Liar!Humans are being tortured.It's time for a new leader.

• Kassandra: Your laws have done nothing! People are suffering under your rule, and you don't even realize it!
• Poseidon: No one would have the audacity to disobey me. Surely, this is a mistake.

• Juno: You should listen to her, you know.

Kassandra and Poseidon were interrupted by the arrival of Juno and Aita.

• Poseidon: Juno?! Impossible! You're forbidden from entering the city. Guards!

Despite his call, no guards responded.

• Juno: Your guards respect your sons. And when you appointed that hybrid as your Dikastes, your sons turned to us.
• Poseidon: Even my sons know better than to bow to a warmonger.
• Aita: The humnans are bringing war whether we want it or not, Poseidon!
• Kassandra: They should, after what you've done.
• Juno: You mean what they've forced us to do. Poseidon worries about the sun, and his Solar Floral regeneration project. Catastrophe is coming for us. On that we agree. But there is only one catastrophe—humanity.

(If players choose "How do you know Aita?")

• Kassandra: You can't trust Aita. He's a lunatic. You have no idea the monsters he's trapped in his hidden lair.
• Aita: It was hidden only to Poseidon. My wife knew everything about it.
• Juno: Hybrid, Project Olympos was my idea.

(If players choose "What catastrophe are you talking about?")

• Kassandra: The end of a cycle in Atlantis doesn't have to be a catastrophe.
• Poseidon: It's far worse. We've detected changes in the surfaces of the sun.If we don't prepare...
• Juno: If we don't prepare, humans will kill us all. The only ecological catastrophe we face is the one we created ourselves.

(If players choose "I don't belong here.")

• Kassandra: When I got here, Poseidon said I was where I belonged. Someone tell me why I'm really here. Now.
• Juno: Such sadness. She's even more human than I expected. Aita, answer her.
• Aita: Gladly. In you, we found opportunity. Imagine the possibilities if we duplicated your hybrid form. We could employ our technology to control your mind. You, hybrid, can be used to craft Juno's ultimate weapon.
• Juno: Or rather, you could have been. My husband's experiment was promising, but after observation, we've decided you are a failure. Our new weapon is far deadlier than you could ever be.
• Poseidon: The Hekatonchires. Aita, you didn't...
• Aita: I did.
• Juno: The Hekatonchires will rise. Project Olympos will strike fear so deeply into the hearts of humanity, they would never consider revolt. And you will declare my husband the Dikastes Basileus.

Poseidon turned to Kassandra.

• Poseidon: Dikastes, stop this. If they're successful, we're doomed. All of us. You have to trust me.

I'll stop the HekatonchiresI'm not a weapon.I don't trust you.

• Kassandra: You deal with these two. I'll find a way to stop their plans.

As Kassandra prepared to leave, Juno stepped in and blowed her away. Poseidon drew his trident. Aita and Juno hurled balls of energy towards Poseidon, who dodged using his trident. As Juno prepared to cast a technique, Poseidon dispeled it with his trident. He then proceeded to cast a technique which binded both Aita and Juno.

• Aita: It's too late. The procedure was already a success. The Hekatonchires lives. Can't you hear him stir?

Poseidon threw his trident away and proceeded to cast the same technique with his other end, bringing Aita and Juno down to the ground.

• Poseidon: You did this in my laboratory under the palace? Entrance was barred when I outlawed human experimentation!

A huge roar echoed throughout the palace.

• Kassandra: What... is that sound? Is that your weapon?
• Poseidon: I will bring justice to these two, but I need you to stop the Hekatonchires before it kills us all! Go!

Kassandra left the palace and headed to the vault where the Hekatonchires was held. Entering a lair, she discovered numerous human remains and found the beast at the ceiling. The Hekatonchires dropped to the ground, confronting Kassandra.

• Hekatonchires: Who's there?

Kassandra and the Hekatonchires began fighting.

• Hekatonchires: Pain... Bones... Death... Let it come...

The Hekatonchires summoned numerous smaller minions from his back.

• Kassandra: By the gods. Are those people?

The vessels exploded as they approached Kassandra, releasing small clouds of poison.

• Kassandra: These minions are from Aita's experiments... I can't get too close.
• Hekatonchires: Children... Feast... Flesh... Agony...

Kassandra dealt a blow to the Hekatonchires.

• Hekatonchires: All... Human... Isu... Joined in death...
• Kassandra: The only one dying is you.

Kassandra managed to weaken the Hekatonchires further.

• Hekatonchires: Life... Suffering... Kill... Me... Die with me...

After a while, Kassandra defeated and killed the beasts. She approached the artifact at the creature's chest and proceeded to take it out.

• First Civ: Honor the fallen by wielding their fear...

After a brief struggle, Kassandra managed to contain it. The Hekatonchires disintegrated, leaving a number of human remains behind. Poseidon appeared through a portal.

• Poseidon: Remarkable. You really are the greatest of the humans, and of my people.
• Kassandra: Where's Juno and Aita?
• Poseidon: Imprisoned... for now. But they will not stop.

I'll stop them once and for all.All Isu must pay for this.

• Kassandra: If imprisonment won't stop them, then leave them alone in a room with me. I'll make sure they never hurt anyone again.
• Poseidon: And what would that prove? That you're as cruel as Juno and her husband?
• Kassandra: I don't intend to "prove" anything. I intend to stop this, and save those that suffered because of your hubris.

• Poseidon: So, in the end, you've brought judgement to Atlantis after all. Very well, Dikastes. Do you still have the Cerberos' device?

Kassandra took out the device with the one she just recovered. Poseidon signaled for her to follow him. They went through the portal and reached the top of the palace overlooking the city. There, two table and a crop construct awaited them.

• Poseidon: I didn't tell you everything about your Staff. It is a bridge between your two selves, but by coupling it with the powers of the devices you retrieved from the Cerberos and the Hekatonchires, we can end Atlantis' cycle forever.

Poseidon thrusted the tip of his trident into the hole, bring the tables down a level. Kassandra approached a table construct and put down one of the artifact. The artifact activated and began levitating.

• Kassandra: I wasn't just awakening my sixth sense. I was unlocking the power to destroy the entire city.
• Poseidon: In the wrong hands, that Staff has the power to destroy everything. That is why you, and only you, could be its Keeper.

Kassandra approached the other construct and did the same. (If players choose "Was this your plan all along?")

• Kassandra: You act like you knew this would happen.
• Poseidon: I'm tired, just as you are. I waited many cycles for Atlantis' final judgement to come. I only wish it had come sooner. Think of the suffering it would have prevented.

(If players choose "What about you and your sons?")

• Kassandra: If we do this, you and your sons...
• Poseidon: My family have had generations to show kindess, modesty, temperance. We refused, and in so doing, this choice was made by us as much as you.

(If players choose "What about the humans here?")

• Kassandra: The humans in this city don't deserve to die.
• Poseidon: When we do this, the horns will wail, and the animals will be set free. Humans in the Porimos Ring will know how to take their boast. I assure you—they will escape.

(If players choose "What about me?")

• Kassandra: If we sink the city, but I'm in it, then I die, too.
• Poseidon: No. You are the Keeper of the Staff. It will protect you. Unfortunately for you, now is not your time.

(If players choose "There's only one way to stop all the experiments.")

• Kassandra: You said it yourself. Juno and Aita will never stop. I've seen those laboratories, the experiments in them. There's only one way to end the suffering here—destroy this place.

Kassandra took out her staff and thrusted the tip of the spear into the hole, triggering the city's sinking. As the horns sound, the animals and the humans fled to safety. As a storm raged, the city began flooding and a number of Isu construsts fell. Poseidon threw his trident down into the flooded city and looked over the city with Kassandra.

• Poseidon: My one wish is that I had more time to learn from you. In time, I may have learned to be more human.
• Kassandra: Chaire, Poseidon.

As they parted ways, a hologram of Aletheia looked from afar. Kassandra later woke up, finding herself in the throne room once again.

• Aletheia: Keeper of the Staff. Your trials are over.
• Kassandra: We're back in the Throne Room.
• Aletheia: Tell me, now that you have seen the fate of Atlantis, how do you feel?

I feel powerful.I want to go home.I feel tired.

• Kassandra: You want to know how I'm feeling? I'm tired, Aletheia.
• Aletheia: Your burden is great, Keeper. The Staff will replenish your physical body, but with time, you must learn that your strength comes from within.

• Kassandra: So what was all this?
• Aletheia: What you have experienced are echoes of memories, distorted, but no less real.
• Kassandra: Whose memories?
• Aletheia: The Isu. Some were even my own. In my time as Dikastes, I also tried to bring balance to Atlantis, but it wasn't enough.
• Kassandra: You?
• Aletheia: And now you.

Holograms of the Isu and people Kassandra encountered appeared around them. (If players choose "Why did I see people from my life?") Kassandra turned around and approached the holograms of Brasidas, Phoibe and Leonidas I of Sparta.

• Kassandra: My trials forced me to reunite with my grandfather, Phoibe, Brasidas, even Elpenor.
• Aletheia: And in so doing, you passed a valuable trial. The Staff has the power to prolong life. That is not your role. You must learn to say goodbye again, and again, but let death take what it will from this world.
• Kassandra: Were they... real?
• Aletheia: They are with you always. So, yes. In time, you must let them go, but that will be another trial.

(If players choose "Why did I go to Elysium?")

• Kassandra: My trials in Elysium brought destruction, and rebellion.
• Aletheia: Not due to you, but Persephone. She was a ruler who controlled her domain through extreme order. In doing so, you saw that her rule was doomed to failure.

(If players choose "Why did I go to the underworld?")

• Kassandra: In the underworld, I was forced to endure a realm of pure chaos.
• Aletheia: Indeed. Hades was a king who invited that chaos, and devastation came with it. But know this—you will be forced to endure far worse suffering before your death has come.

(If players choose "Why did I go to Atlantis?")

• Kassandra: Elysium and the underworld were doomed, but in Atlantis, I almost thought Poseidon and I could do some good.
• Aletheia: Yet there you discovered the Isu as we really were—flawed. No matter how many times I have seen that echo of memory, my home always meet destruction.

(If players choose "Leave – Let's leave Atlantis.")

• Kassandra: I'm ready to leave. You coming? We are entwined, after all.
• Aletheia: You saw Persephone rule through order, Hades through chaos and even had a taste of being a ruler yourself in Atlantis.
• Kassandra: It was a disaster.
• Aletheia: You have seen there is no path to power for the Keeper. In the Staff, you have the ability to bring this world to its knees. But that is not your role. You must use your strength to restrain the power of the Staff, to guard it... to keep.

Aletheia handed over the staff to Kassandra.

• Kassandra: My mater once told me I was sent by the gods to protect this world. I gave her my world. And now, I give my word to you.

Kassandra bowed to Aletheia and left the room. Aletheia then spoke towards an unknown individual.

• Aletheia: And what of your word, Heir of Memories? You must wake up, and redeem yourself before it's too late, or it will be you who tears this world apart. Now, awake. The Interloper has found you. Wake! Now!

Outcome

Kassandra eliminate the Hekatonchires and passed judgement to Atlantis by sinking the city. In doing so, she completed her trials and was ready to be the Keeper of the Staff.

References

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