Atlantis Destroyed

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

Dialogue

The sun dawns and shines on the Minoan ruins of Thera. Kassandra returns back up from the gateway and sees Barnabas walking back and forth while Herodotos sits on a wooden bench, both seem to be waiting for her.

• Kassandra: What are you two doing here?

They move closer to each other.

• Barnabas: You know us - always on your tail. Old Herodotos couldn't wait to see you.
• Herodotos: I told you, Barnabas, Thera is said to hold a secret. A secret no one can fathom.
• Barnabas: Yes, but a lost world?
• Herodotos: It's perfectly possible - Atlantis may exist.
• Barnabas: Sounds like hooey to me. But he's insistent about it.
• Kassandra: Herodotos is right. Atlantis exists.
• Barnabas: Incredible!
• Herodotos: I-it's true? I can't believe it. Tell me everything!

It's a long story.I met my real father.

• Kassandra: I'll tell you some day. It's too complicated for small talk.
• Barnabas: It's not me, is it? I've proven I'm very competent!
• Kassandra: I'm exhausted, Barnabas.
• Herodotos: Ignore him. When you're ready, I'm all ears. I need every last detail.

• Kassandra: My mother sent me here to meet my real father. You know... Pythagoras? It's him.
• Barnabas: You're father was living in a volcano?
• Herodotos: Pythagoras?! That's unthinkable - it would make him immortal.
• Kassandra: He had a staff that belonged to the Ancient Civilization.
• Herodotos: It kept him alive all this time... Makes perfect sense.

Barnabas is rather enthusiastic.

• Barnabas: Well, where is he? Invite him along - he's your father after all.
• Kassandra: He was a stubborn man. He wanted to keep all the knowledge of Atlantis to himself.
• Barnabas: Huh, stubborn. I suppose that trait runs in the family.
• Herodotos: He means he's sorry for your loss.

• Kassandra: It's all right.
• Kassandra: But none of this can ever pass your lips. This stays between us.
• Barnabas: You have my word.
• Herodotos: But the world needs to know! We could tell the most amazing tale of our time.

Kassandra crosses her arms.

• Kassandra: Herodotos...
• Herodotos: Oh, fine.

Herodotos turns sour and walks away.

• Kassandra: Then it's settled. Let's move forward.

Herodotos looks back and smiles.

• Herodotos: Like always.

It might be implied that they talked all day until sunset, ending with them walking to the beach where the Adrestia is anchored nearby. They continued to talk while looking at the ship and the sunset.

• Barnabas: We've learned a lot, haven't we, you know-it-all?

Barnabas titters.

• Herodotos: Speak for yourself - I'm on the hunt for truth. Gods know not all your myths are accurate.
• Barnabas: They come from the gods themselves, who are the most reliable sources we have.

(If players choose "All things are possible.")

• Kassandra: For all we know, anything's possible.

(If players choose "You're both right.")

• Kassandra: You've both been a great help to me. It doesn't matter who's right or wrong.

Regardless, Barnabas agrees sportively.

• Barnabas: And you would know, as the eagle-bearing demi-god you are.

Herodotos plays along.

• Herodotos: Perhaps she, too, is immortal.

Kassandra laughs nervously.

• Kassandra: Sure I am.

Herodotos moves closer to her.

• Herodotos: I do know one thing for certain. This has been an odyssey I won't forget.

She turns to him, smiles, and they do a forearm handshake. They all conversed for a little longer.

Outcome

Kassandra returns from the gateway to the ruins to find Barnabas and Herodotos. She talked to them of what had transpired and reflects on it.

Gallery

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  Barnabas and Herodotos waiting for Kassandra at the Minoan ruins.
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  Herodotos turns sour after Kassandra tells her not to share what happened.
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  Herodotos is glad to be a part of Kassandra's odyssey and she appreciates his company.

References

• Assassin's Creed: Odyssey