A Herald of Murder
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A Herald of Murder was a virtual representation of one of Kassandra's genetic memories, relived by Layla Hassan through the Portable Animus HR-8.5.
Description
TBA
Dialogue
After her conversation with Hippokrates, Kassandra departed the Cave of Pan to search out her next source of information, Dolops, about the whereabouts of her mother, Myrrine.
- Dolops: Go away!
- Kassandra: Calm down. Hippokrates sent me.
- Dolops: The great doctor is concerned for my health?
- Kassandra: Yes. And we need some information.
- Dolops: Tell him someone tried to kill me.
- Kassandra: Kill you? He said you worked with orphans. That's why I'm here.
- Dolops: That was long ago. Now I'm just a farmer.
- Kassandra: And I'm a misthios. If I stop this killer, will you speak with me?
- Dolops: I will.
(If players choose "What happened?")
- Kassandra: Tell me what happened.
- Dolops: I was on my way home when a man dressed in black attacked me. I ran as fast as I could. Once I reached safety, I thought I heard wolves. Maybe they scared him away.
- Kassandra: Are you hurt?
- Dolops: No, thank Hera.
(If players choose "Who would try to kill you?")
- Kassandra: Why would someone attack you?
- Dolops: My neighbor thinks I'm back luck. He may be right.
- Kassandra: There's a difference between insulting someone and attacking them. What else?
- Dolops: I'm behind on my rent. I think my landlord wants to get rid of me and find a new tenant.
(If players choose "I'll find out who attacked you.")
- Kassandra: I'll find out who wants you dead.
- Dolops: It was either my neighbor or my landlord who attacked me. But you can't punish someone unless you know they're guilty.
- Kassandra: I'll be back when I've figured it out. Then we're talking about your past.
Kassanda began her investigation by checking the crime scene.
- Kassandra: This armor is broken, but it was valuable. If it belonged to the attacker, he's either wealthy, or very lucky.
She talked to a potential
- Kassandra: Did you see someone attack Dolops?
- Civilian: Yes! It was terrible.
- Kassandra: Who did it?
- Civilian: I couldn't see clearly, but I think it was that bull-headed neighbor of his. He must have finally snapped.
- Kassandra: Thanks for letting me know.
She located a knife on the road.
- Kassandra: This knife has seen better days... like something a poor farmer would use.
Black cloth was found on the road ahead.
- Kassandra: This black cloth is fine enough for a king. Would do well as a mask, too.
Another potential witness was located nearby.
- Kassandra: I'm looking for the person who attacked Dolops.
- Civilian: I saw it happen! His face was covered, but I'm sure it was our landlord. He lives all alone, and hires soldiers to protect him. He has to be hiding something.
- Kassandra: Thanks for letting me know.
Kassandra returned to Dolops with the conflicting information.
- Dolops: Misthios! You scared me.
- Kassandra: I know who did it.
- Dolops: What do you think? Who tried to kill me?
(If players choose "Your neighbor wants you dead.")
- Kassandra: Your neighbor tried to kill you.
- Dolops: I knew it!
- Kassandra: I'll take care of him.
- Dolops: Good luck.
Kassandra confronted the neighbor.
- Kassandra: I heard someone tried to kill your neighbor.
- Farmer: Dolops? That mouse turd? Who'd give him trouble?
- Kassandra: People say it's you.
- Farmer: He's a fool. I like to give him a hard time - but I wouldn't try to kill him.
(If players choose "What proof do you have of your innocence?")
- Kassandra: If you want me to believe you're innocent, prove it.
- Farmer: I heard he was attacked with a knife. I only ever had one knife, and it was stolen moons ago.
(If players choose "I don't think you did it.")
- Kassandra: I don't think you did it, but you're going to have to clear your name.
She returned to Dolops to inform him of the outcome, only to find him murdered.
- Kassandra: By Hades! The killer must have been waiting for me to leave. I hope Dolops left some sign of his days as a priest, or this has all been for nothing. What's this? A letter. "Chrysis, you cannot keep taking children to the Altar of Apollo Maleatas. It is not the gods who condemn them, but you. I will take this to the authorities if you don't stop. Your son, Dolops." So Chrysis is the key to finding my mater. I must find this Altar of Apollo Maleatas.
Outcome
TBA