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==Dialogue== | ==Dialogue== | ||
A new day dawned, with the sun shining on the {{Wiki|Minoan civilization|Minoan}} ruins of Thera. Kassandra returned to the surface and saw [[Barnabas]] pacing back and forth while [[Herodotos]] sat on a wooden bench—both seemed to be waiting for her. | |||
*'''Kassandra:''' ''What are you two doing here?'' | *'''Kassandra:''' ''What are you two doing here?'' | ||
They | They moved closer together. | ||
*'''Barnabas:''' ''You know us—always on your tail. Old Herodotos couldn't wait to see you.'' | *'''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.'' | *'''Herodotos:''' ''I told you, Barnabas, Thera is said to hold a secret. A secret no one can fathom.'' | ||
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*'''Kassandra:''' ''Herodotos is right. Atlantis exists.'' | *'''Kassandra:''' ''Herodotos is right. Atlantis exists.'' | ||
*'''Barnabas:''' ''Incredible!'' | *'''Barnabas:''' ''Incredible!'' | ||
*'''Herodotos:''' '' | *'''Herodotos:''' ''I-it's true? I can't believe it. Tell me everything!'' | ||
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|-|I met my real father.= | |-|I met my real father.= | ||
*'''Kassandra:''' ''My [[Myrrine|mother]] sent me here to meet my real father. You know... [[Pythagoras]]? It's him.'' | *'''Kassandra:''' ''My [[Myrrine|mother]] sent me here to meet my real father. You know... [[Pythagoras]]? It's him.'' | ||
The historical significance of Pythagoras escaped Barnabas, while Herodotos picked up on the implication immediately. | |||
*'''Barnabas:''' ''You're father was living in a volcano?'' | *'''Barnabas:''' ''You're father was living in a volcano?'' | ||
*'''Herodotos:''' ''Pythagoras?! That's unthinkable—it would make him immortal.'' | *'''Herodotos:''' ''Pythagoras?! That's unthinkable—it would make him immortal.'' | ||
*'''Kassandra:''' ''He had a [[Staff of Hermes Trismegistus|staff]] that belonged to the [[Isu|Ancient Civilization]]. | *'''Kassandra:''' ''He had a [[Staff of Hermes Trismegistus|staff]] that belonged to the [[Isu|Ancient Civilization]].'' | ||
*'''Herodotos:''' ''It kept him alive all this time... Makes perfect sense.'' | *'''Herodotos:''' ''It kept him alive all this time... Makes perfect sense.'' | ||
Barnabas | Barnabas was excited by the news. | ||
*'''Barnabas:''' ''Well, where is he? Invite him along—he's your father after all.'' | *'''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.'' | *'''Kassandra:''' ''He was a stubborn man. He wanted to keep all the knowledge of Atlantis to himself.'' | ||
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*'''Kassandra:''' ''It's all right.'' | *'''Kassandra:''' ''It's all right.'' | ||
*'''Kassandra:''' ''But none of this can'' ever ''pass your lips. This stays between us.'' | *'''Kassandra:''' ''But none of this can ''ever'' pass your lips. This stays between us.'' | ||
*'''Barnabas:''' ''You have my word.'' | *'''Barnabas:''' ''You have my word.'' | ||
*'''Herodotos:''' ''But the world needs to know! We could tell the most'' amazing ''tale of our time.'' | *'''Herodotos:''' ''But the world needs to know! We could tell the most ''amazing'' tale of our time.'' | ||
Kassandra | Kassandra crossed her arms. | ||
*'''Kassandra:''' ''Herodotos...'' | *'''Kassandra:''' ''Herodotos...'' | ||
*'''Herodotos:''' ''Oh, fine.'' | *'''Herodotos:''' ''Oh, fine.'' | ||
Herodotos | Herodotos sulked and walked away. | ||
*'''Kassandra:''' ''Then it's settled. Let's move forward.'' | *'''Kassandra:''' ''Then it's settled. Let's move forward.'' | ||
Herodotos | Herodotos turned back and smiled. | ||
*'''Herodotos:''' ''Like always.'' | *'''Herodotos:''' ''Like always.'' | ||
It might be implied that they talked all day until sunset, ending with them walking to the beach where the [[Adrestia]] | <!--Are we sure it's sunrise in the first scene and sunset in the second? The mountains tell me the sun is still in the east. ~RShepard227!--> | ||
It might be implied that they talked all day until sunset, ending with them walking to the beach where the [[Adrestia]] was anchored. They continued to reminisce on their adventures thus far while looking at the ship and the sunset. | |||
*'''Barnabas:''' ''We've learned a lot, haven't we, you know-it-all?'' | *'''Barnabas:''' ''We've learned a lot, haven't we, you know-it-all?'' | ||
Barnabas | Barnabas tittered at his own jape. | ||
*'''Herodotos:''' ''Speak for yourself—I'm on the hunt for truth. Gods know not all'' your ''myths are accurate.'' | *'''Herodotos:''' ''Speak for yourself—I'm on the hunt for truth. Gods know not all ''your'' myths are accurate.'' | ||
*'''Barnabas:''' ''They come from the [[Twelve Gods|gods]] themselves, who are the most reliable sources we have.'' | *'''Barnabas:''' ''They come from the [[Twelve Gods|gods]] themselves, who are the most reliable sources we have.'' | ||
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|-|All things are possible.= | |||
*'''Kassandra:''' ''For all we know, anything's possible.'' | *'''Kassandra:''' ''For all we know, anything's possible.'' | ||
|-|You're both right.= | |||
*'''Kassandra:''' ''You've both been a great help to me. It doesn't matter who's right or wrong.'' | *'''Kassandra:''' ''You've both been a great help to me. It doesn't matter who's right or wrong.'' | ||
Regardless, Barnabas | </tabber> | ||
Regardless, Barnabas agreed sportively. | |||
*'''Barnabas:''' ''And you would know, as the [[Ikaros|eagle]]-bearing [[hybrid|demi-god]] you are.'' | *'''Barnabas:''' ''And you would know, as the [[Ikaros|eagle]]-bearing [[hybrid|demi-god]] you are.'' | ||
Herodotos | Herodotos played along. | ||
*'''Herodotos:''' ''Perhaps she, too, is immortal.'' | *'''Herodotos:''' ''Perhaps she, too, is immortal.'' | ||
Kassandra | Kassandra laughed nervously. | ||
*'''Kassandra:''' ''Sure I am.'' | *'''Kassandra:''' ''Sure I am.'' | ||
Herodotos | Herodotos moved closer to her. | ||
*'''Herodotos:''' ''I do know one thing for certain. This has been an odyssey I won't forget.'' | *'''Herodotos:''' ''I do know one thing for certain. This has been an [[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey|odyssey]] I won't forget.'' | ||
She | She turned to him, smiled, and they clasped forearms. They all conversed for a little longer before setting off on their next adventure. | ||
==Outcome== | ==Outcome== | ||
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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.
A new day dawned, with the sun shining on the Minoan ruins of Thera. Kassandra returned to the surface and saw Barnabas pacing back and forth while Herodotos sat on a wooden bench—both seemed to be waiting for her.
They moved closer together.
Kassandra crossed her arms.
Herodotos sulked and walked away.
Herodotos turned back and smiled.
It might be implied that they talked all day until sunset, ending with them walking to the beach where the Adrestia was anchored. They continued to reminisce on their adventures thus far while looking at the ship and the sunset.
Barnabas tittered at his own jape.
Regardless, Barnabas agreed sportively.
Herodotos played along.
Kassandra laughed nervously.
Herodotos moved closer to her.
She turned to him, smiled, and they clasped forearms. They all conversed for a little longer before setting off on their next adventure.
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.
