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"Call me Aletheia. I am truth and its revelation, and I am calling you out."
―Aletheia[src]
Impression of Aletheia on Layla's Laptop

Aletheia was an Isu active around the time of the Human-Isu War, wherein she supported the humans. She was revered as the Greek goddess of truth, her Roman equivalent was Veritas. [citation needed]

Biography

In 431 BCE, when the Spartan misthios Kassandra visited the Ancient Forge on the island of Andros, Aletheia spoke to her, acting as the system voice for the Forge as it upgraded the Spear of Leonidas.[1]

Sometime between the years of 429 and 422 BCE, Kassandra found the Atlantis artifacts and placed them in their pedestals within Atlantis. Afterwards, four of Aletheia's prerecorded messages from the Isu Era played.[2]

In her first message, Aletheia introduced herself as a sympathizer to the humans. She criticized her fellow Isu for their treatment of their "useful apes". She also revealed her disdain for their artifacts made to control the human populace. Trying to convince other Isu to join her cause, she praised the humans' achievements, among which includes the development of democracy and diplomacy. She implored the others to stop cowering and then renounced her position, not wanting to "be part of [their] exploitation" anymore.[2]

Aletheia's second message was made for Kassandra herself, in it addressing her as "ancient adventurer". She explained that her race could see many possible pasts and futures, apologizing for the confusion such a revelation must cause. She further apologized for all the hardships Kassandra had to endure to get to where she was. She then told her to have hope and continue fighting her destiny.[2]

In her third prerecorded message, she addressed Pythagoras, calling him "ancient scholar". She lamented the fact that during his extended lifespan he had isolated himself from the rest of humanity. She called his findings about the Isu "both amazing and terrible". Apologizing for how the tiny piece of Precursor knowledge he had obtained had twisted his mind, she then strongly advised that he pass the artifact he held to someone new.[2]

In her fourth and final prerecorded message, Aletheia addressed Layla Hassan, who was reliving Kassandra's memories in 2018; Aletheia called Layla the "traveller of many times". She congratulated her on getting there. She talked about simulated realities colliding and of what Layla and she shared – both being rebels. Other human sympathizers had begun to gather with Aletheia, and she told Layla that she was welcome to join them when she was ready.[2]

In 2018 Layla Hassan kept a record of her findings on her laptop about Aletheia.[3]

Trivia

Appearances

References

  1. Assassin's Creed: OdysseyMemories Awoken
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 Assassin's Creed: Odyssey - The Gates of Atlantis
  3. Assassin's Creed: Odyssey - Modern Day
  4. Pindar Olympian Ode.11.6 ff (trans. Conway) (Greek lyric C5th B.C.)
  5. Aesop, Fables 530 (from Phaedrus Appendix 5)