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'''Kyra''' was a [[Greece|Greek]] woman and rebel from [[Mykonos]] who lived during the [[Peloponnesian War]]. She developed a warm relationship with a [[Sparta]]n warrior named [[Thaletas]], who'd answered her call for aid against [[Podarkes]], a member of the [[Cult of Kosmos]].
'''Kyra''' was a [[Greece|Greek]] woman and rebel from [[Mykonos]] who lived during the [[Peloponnesian War]]. She developed a warm relationship with a [[Sparta]]n polemarch [[Thaletas]], who'd answered her call for aid against [[Podarkes]], the King of the Silver Islands, and a member of the [[Cult of Kosmos]].
 
==Biography==
===Early life===
Kyra was born as the result of a relationship between her mother [[Dianthe]] and Podarkes. When Kyra was but a young child, they visited his [[Leader House, Silver Islands|residence]] often, and she made a doll in his likeness. Later, Dianthe brought the doll to Podarkes.<ref name="M for Murder">''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]'' – [["M" for Murder]]</ref>
 
For Dianthe's insistence on visiting Podarkes and talking about Kyra's parentage, Podarkes tried to pay her off, and even warned her not to push it. Either Dianthe ignored the warning, or Podarkes merely wanted to rid himself of the problem she and her daughter posed, for he sent [[Athens|Athenian]] soldiers, led by his servant [[Otonia]], to Kyra and Dianthe's [[Abandoned House, Mykonos|home]] to kill them.<ref name="M for Murder" />
 
While the soldiers managed to kill Dianthe in front of Kyra's eyes, they failed with Kyra; the servant Otonia helped Kyra escape, and she never returned to her former home.<ref name="M for Murder" />


Kyra hated Podarkes because he killed her mother and tried to kill her when she was still a litte girl. Unknown to her, the Kosmos cultist was in fact trying to hide that Kyra was his illigetimate daughter.


==Trivia==
==Trivia==

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"And one day I will fire an arrow into his black heart - one for every Delian family he's destroyed."
―Kyra[src]

Kyra was a Greek woman and rebel from Mykonos who lived during the Peloponnesian War. She developed a warm relationship with a Spartan polemarch Thaletas, who'd answered her call for aid against Podarkes, the King of the Silver Islands, and a member of the Cult of Kosmos.

Biography

Early life

Kyra was born as the result of a relationship between her mother Dianthe and Podarkes. When Kyra was but a young child, they visited his residence often, and she made a doll in his likeness. Later, Dianthe brought the doll to Podarkes.[1]

For Dianthe's insistence on visiting Podarkes and talking about Kyra's parentage, Podarkes tried to pay her off, and even warned her not to push it. Either Dianthe ignored the warning, or Podarkes merely wanted to rid himself of the problem she and her daughter posed, for he sent Athenian soldiers, led by his servant Otonia, to Kyra and Dianthe's home to kill them.[1]

While the soldiers managed to kill Dianthe in front of Kyra's eyes, they failed with Kyra; the servant Otonia helped Kyra escape, and she never returned to her former home.[1]


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