- Kassandra: A successful exile, at least. Who should offer enough to keep me interested.
- Davos: You have a good eye.
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*'''Kassandra:''' ''To be clear, I'm the one rescuing you, and if it wasn't for your brother's money, I'd gladly feed you to the [[pig]]s. Now let's go. Stay close, and shut up.'' | *'''Kassandra:''' ''To be clear, I'm the one rescuing you, and if it wasn't for your brother's money, I'd gladly feed you to the [[pig]]s. Now let's go. Stay close, and shut up.'' | ||
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Revision as of 20:01, 29 November 2024
A Ship Came Sailing was a virtual representation of one of Kassandra's genetic memories, relived by Layla Hassan in 2018 through the Portable Animus HR-8.5.
Description
While in the Pronnoi Peninsula, Kassandra came across a man near Kleptous Bay.
Dialogue
Kassandra approached the man on the hill near Kleptous Bay.
- Davos: Ah, misthios! You must help me.
- Kassandra: Must I?
- Davos: If you know what's good for you and your purse, you'll take pause.
- Kassandra: I'm listening.
- Davos: I'm am exile from Athens... Though by looking at me, I'm sure that's impossible to believe.
- Kassandra: I see humility's important to you.
- Davos: When you're wealthy, you can afford to be proud.
- Kassandra: We'll see how that works in convincing me to do what you need.
- Davos: My drachmae speak for themselves.
- Kassandra: Your money's a siren song to bandits on Kephallonia. It won't last long.
- Davos: My drachmae aren't going anywhere... Except a portion will be paid to you if you agree to my terms.
- Kassandra: What's the problem?
- Davos: It's my brother Orneos. He's been captured by bandits! We were attacked when our ship landed. They must have smelled our wealth from across the water. I managed to escape, but he's stuck in a cage on the dock like a beast!
- Kassandra: And you want me to rescue him.
- Davos: Bring him to me with not a hair on his head disturbed, and I'll pay you well.
(If "Why were you exiled?" is chosen.)
- Kassandra: So someone in Athens wanted you out.
- Davos: Many "someones," actually. Ostracized for the same thing, Orneos and I. "Fraud" they called it! But that's life, isn't it? You're used to that, aren't you misthios?
- Kassandra: What?
- Davos: A mercenary's life isn't an honest one, of course. But don't worry! Your secret's safe with me.
- Kassandra: I'd watch your tongue, old man. I'll rescue your brother. For a price.
- Davos: Yes yes, of course, drachmae is the only language you Kephallonians understand.
- Kassandra: I'm not Kephallonian.
Kassandra head down the hill to the docks, which had been overran with bandits. After eliminating the bandits, Kassandra approached a small cage, in which a man was held captive. She also noted a small chest on the ground beside the enclosure.
- Civilian: Release me! I am not an animal!
Kassandra freed the man, and escorted him back to Davos.
- Civilian: Don't think I didn't notice you looting one of my chest
- Kassandra: Consider it a fee for your hubris, Maláka.
- Davos: Oh, she did bring you to me, Orneas. Let her go.
- Kassandra: As quickly as I can.
Outcome
Kassandra helped Davos to rescue his brother from the bandits.