- Kassandra: Slow down. Why don’t you just tell me what it is you need from me.
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Lighten Up
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Lighten Up was a virtual representation of one of Kassandra's genetic memories, relived by Layla Hassan through the Portable Animus HR-8.5.
Description
Kassandra met with Neokles, the local botanist.
Dialogue
- Neokles: Ah, Dikastes! I heard you can help me with the solar floral regeneration project!
- Kassandra: Er… The what?
- Neokles: Oh, forgive me. Let me start from the beginning. I’m Neokles. Am empyreal botanist here in Atlantis. I’m engineering a way to aid floral regrowth.
- Kassandra: The flowers here can’t just grow on their own?
- Neokles: Oh no! You’re not one of those followers of Minerva, are you?
- Neokles: Apologies, Dikastes. You’re new to Atlantis and I’m getting ahead of myself. Let me begin. Basically, the plants are a key resource for us here. But a few cycles ago, humans over-picked them and now, the air is suffering.
- Kassandra: You want to grow more.
- Neokles: In a sense, yes! I have a hypothesis - a theory that using a natural power source stronger than the sun will promote sustainable growth.
- Kassandra: You’re losing me again.
- Neokles: There are devices that project beams of light around the Garden of Triton. Re-directing them using the reflective surfaces would stimulate floral regrowth.
- Kassandra: You want me to move your lights.
- Neokles: Yes! A Dikastes take care of our natural resources would send a message to all of Atlantis.
- Kassandra: A good message, I hope. It looks like all the light beams need to hit that central structure.
After talking to Neokles, Kassandra heads for the first light beam.
- Kassandra: That must be the device Neokles mentioned. Reminds me of how I opened the door to Atlantis.
Kassandra realigns one light beam.
- Kassandra: That worked. First one down.
With the first light beam in alignment, the Photosynthesis Accelerator begins to glow. Kassandra finishes the next one.
- Kassandra: We’ll get the flowers growing in no time.
With all three done, Kassandra approaches the glowing device.
- Kassandra: Beautiful. That should do it. I’ll tell Neokles it’s done.
Kassandra turns to find Neokles, but the light beams stop and the glow from the device fades.
- Kassandra: That doesn’t seem good. What happened?
Kassandra returns to Neokles.
- Kassandra: I moved your light beams. It seemed to be working, but then-
- Neokles: The beams are aligned, yes, but the power isn’t running.
- Kassandra: What do you think the problem is?
- Neokles: None of this makes any sense. The light beams should expand across the gardens and present with enhanced photons.
- Kassandra: There might be something wrong with your theory. I still don’t see how this light is any better than the sun.
- Neokles: The sun! That’s it! The power source must also be displaced rendering this light no different than the sun. No wonder you’re the Dikastes. That’s brilliant.
- Kassandra: So the next step is…
- Neokles: Go to the control room and make sure the power source isn’t displaced!
- Kassandra: And what exactly is this source?
- Neokles: An igneous matter consisting of empyreal - It’s a rock. Just make sure there’s a rock in the control room.
- Kassandra: Fine. I’ll go see if this rock is there.
Outcome
Kassandra redirected the three light beams to stimulate growth for the plants in the Garden of Triton. However, it later stopped working.