- Kassandra: King Archidamos sent me to conquer the Boeotians, since you clearly can't.
- Stentor: And yet he sent me a single traitorous mercenary.
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The Conqueror
O Conqueror era uma representação virtual de uma das memórias genéticas de Kassandra , revivida por Layla Hassan através do Portable Animus HR-8.5 .
Descrição
Cassandra chegou a Boeotia para ajudar o exército espartano , como o rei Archidamos havia decretado.
Diálogo
Kassandra fez seu caminho para o Spartan Campo Militar na Beócia e entrou no polemarch' tenda s.
- Kassandra: Estou procurando ...
A polemarch virou-se para encará-la. e ela o reconheceu como Stentor .
- Stentor: Você!
- Kassandra: Stentor?
Enfurecido ao vê-la, Stentor deu um soco no nariz dela. Cassandra cambaleou para trás.
- Kassandra: Malakas!
Stentor agarrou sua lança e se preparou para lutar contra os misthios , mas ela sacou a própria e o advertiu com o nariz ensanguentado.
- Kassandra: Estou aqui para ajudar, seu idiota!
- Stentor: Não depois de Megaris . Não depois do que você fez .
Ela levantou os mandados do rei.
- Cassandra: O rei Arquidamos de Esparta me enviou para ajudá-lo a garantir a região.
- Stentor: Isso é o quanto ele confia em mim - ele confiou em um maldito mercenário.
Ele caminhou até o penhasco com vista para a região de Boeotia, com a cidade de Tebas ao longe. Cassandra limpou o nariz.
- Stentor: Os deuses estão me punindo com sua presença.
- Cassandra: Se eu fosse seu castigo, você já estaria morto.
- Stentor: Por que os reis enviaram você?
- Kassandra: I missed my new brother so much that when Archidamos sent me here, I jumped at the chance.
- Stentor: Maláka! The Wolf would have ended the war if it weren't for you. Your help will bring nothing but misery.
- Kassandra: Stentor relax, I'm here as an ally to Sparta and to you. We've worked together once—we can do it again.
- Stentor: Your help in Megaris might have secured the region for Sparta, but I lost more than I gained. I shouldn't have trusted you then and why now?
(Se os jogadores perguntarem "Qual é a situação?")
- Kassandra: Estou aqui a negócios. O que está acontecendo?
- Stentor: Está tudo bem. Os rebeldes boeotianos são um problema, mas nada que não possamos lidar.
(Se os jogadores perguntarem "Por que você está aqui?")
- Kassandra: O que o exército espartano está fazendo na Boeotia?
- Stentor: Nós cercamos Atenas, mas Kleon assumiu o poder e nos empurrou para fora. Tomar Boeotia enfraquecerá sua posição.
O Lobo se foi - eu era necessária. Não pude abandonar meus homens.
(Se os jogadores escolherem "Você deveria estar feliz por eu estar aqui.")
- Cassandra: Você deveria agradecer aos deuses que eu vim para ajudá-lo.
- Stentor: A única razão pela qual você ainda está vivo é o que você carrega. Você não é um aliado, apenas uma arma.
- Cassandra: Então me coloque para trabalhar.
- Stentor: Você não está à altura do desafio.
- Cassandra: Tente-me.
- Mentor: Existem quatro campeões boeotianos lutando pelos atenienses: Aristaios , Deianeira , Nesaia e Drakon .
Acha que pode matá-los? Eu gostaria de ver você tentar. - Cassandra: Eu disse que poderíamos resolver isso.
- Kassandra: Alright then, I'll find these champions and put an end to them.
- Stentor: I doubt it will be as easy as you think, but I'm relieved to see you can follow orders.
- Kassandra: Why am I killing champions? I came to win a battle.
- Stentor: Either you complete this mission, or you die in the process. I will be satisfied either way.
(Se os jogadores perguntarem "Onde vou encontrar os campeões?")
- Cassandra: Onde vou encontrar esses poderosos boeotianos?
- Stentor: Eu só conheço dois - há relatos de Aristaios ocupando o Forte Militar de Gla . Nesaia foi vista pela última vez na floresta a leste de Tebas.
(Se os jogadores perguntarem "Por que eles estão ajudando Atenas?")
- Cassandra: Eu pensei que os boeotianos odiavam todo mundo. Por que eles estão trabalhando com Atenas?
- Mentor: Eles vêem Esparta e Atenas como inimigos - mas Atenas chegou aqui primeiro e eles concordaram em uma aliança temporária.
(Se os jogadores perguntarem "O que os torna tão poderosos?")
- Kassandra: O que há de tão bom nesses campeões? São apenas quatro pessoas contra os militares espartanos.
- Stentor: Sparta has its army, and Boeotia has its legends. They're a symbol of what this place used to be.
(Leave – "I have what I need.")
- Kassandra: The sooner I get this done, the sooner we take Boeotia for Sparta.
Stentor walked off without another word. Kassandra made her way around Boeotia hunting and killing the champions. When the fourth had fallen, she reunited with Stentor at the Spartans' forward camp in the Scorched Rolling Plains.
- Stentor: You're back.
- Kassandra: The champions have been dealt with.
- Stentor: You should be dead.
- Kassandra: You seem disappointed.
- Stentor: The gods are punishing me.
- Kassandra: They're not punishing you - they're helping you. Why do you think I'm here?
- Stentor: The gods must hate me if our paths keep crossing.
- Kassandra: From what I've seen, you needed a divine intervention.
- Stentor: I don't have time for this. Sparta must take the region now, while we have the chance.
(Accept – "Let's go to war.")
- Kassandra: Let's get this over with.
- Stentor: I couldn't agree more. The sooner I'm rid of you, the better.
Kassandra brushed off his venom and turned out of the tent to ready for battle.
With the sun high in the sky, the Conquest Battle for Boeotia began. Kassandra made her way around the battleground slaying captains and hired mercenary help. Before the day was over, the Athenian ranks had broken, and Sparta had claimed control of the region. Stentor basked in his victory.
- Stentor: Victory is ours!
- Kassandra: The victory is yours. You led us well today.
- Stentor: My father taught me everything I know about commanding an army. Too bad you took him from me - or I might have learned more.
- Kassandra: Stop...
- Kassandra: If I hadn't been here, you'd never have survived.
- Stentor: My father would have ensured a more decisive victory, but he's not here. We have you to thank for that, if I recall.
- Kassandra: Don't start...
- Stentor: Don't you dare tell me what to do. I am in command here.
- Kassandra: You needed my help.
- Stentor: By the gods, how are you so arrogant? No wonder my father discarded you.
- Kassandra: You know nothing about my family.
- Stentor: I know he threw you off a cliff and chose me instead.
- Kassandra: Now who's being arrogant? You were an afterthought—you were second place.
- Stentor: We'll see about that.
Stentor repositioned himself.
- Kassandra: What do you mean?
- Stentor: Now that we've driven the Athenians from the field, it's time I dealt with my true enemy.
He drew his spear.
- Kassandra: Stentor you...
- Stentor: Your job is done, mercenary. Now I will kill you for what you stole from me in Megaris.
(If players asked "Why do you want to fight?")
- Kassandra: Why are you doing this?
- Stentor: Because—Because you marched into Megaris. Ruined the fucking war. And murdered—my—father.
- Kassandra: I did what I had to.
- Stentor: And so will I.
(If players asked "What do you gain from this?")
- Kassandra: What could you possibly gain from killing me?
- Stentor: Justice, vengeance, peace. One would be enough, but all three is better.
- Kassandra: You think vengeance will dull your pain? Trust me, it won't.
- Stentor: Here's the thing. I don't trust you.
(Leave – "Neither of us has to die.")
- Kassandra: You don't have to do this, Stentor.
- Stentor: Oh, but I do. There is nothing you can say to convince me otherwise.
- Kassandra: This isn't what Nikolaos would've wanted.
- Stentor: How would you fucking know? Traitor.
Kassandra drew her spear.
- Kassandra: I am not a traitor.
- Stentor: You betrayed Sparta. You betrayed your family—
You killed my father and stole my chance at a normal life. You deserve nothing but the cold of my blade buried in your heart.
Nothing Kassandra said could sway her adoptive brother. They circled each other as Stentor's men looked on, ready to duel to the death.
Nikolaos returned
Before they could take their first lunges with their spears, Nikolaos walked forward and parted the soldiers, chastising his children.
- Nikolaos: Killing each other won't heal the wounds of the past.
- Stentor: Pater!
- Nikolaos: Hello, Stentor.
The crowd of Spartan soldiers dispersed and left Nikolaos to speak with his children.
- Stentor: I thought you were dead.
- Nikolaos: Not just yet.
- Stentor: She should pay for what she's done!
- Kassandra: How many times do I have to tell you—
- Nikolaos: Stentor, she owes me nothing.
- Kassandra: I've already paid more than you could ever know.
- Stentor: I don't give a shit what you've been through.
- Nikolaos: Stentor, it's done.
- Stentor: I don't understand.
- Nikolaos: You both have a greater role to play. Become the leader I trained you to be - lead the armies of Sparta and be victorious.
- Stentor: How?
- Nikolaos: You are an honorable man, a loyal son, and a great warrior. You will be a better commander than I ever was. You can do this.
Stentor grasped his father's arms.
- Stentor: I will, father. I will make you proud.
- Nikolaos: You already have.
Stentor glanced at Kassandra, and she nodded at him. He took his leave.
- Nikolaos: That could have ended badly.
Kassandra, a shadow grows across Sparta. Be cautious when you return.
- Kassandra: Mater and I will deal with it.
- Nikolaos: You found her?
- Kassandra: Ruling Naxos.
- Stentor: Sounds like her. May the gods watch over you both.
With Nikolaos' return, Stentor abandoned his quest for vengeance against his adoptive sister. Nikolaos remained with his son and provided guidance as Kassandra took her leave to fulfill her other duties.
Nikolaos did not return
The children of Nikolaos fought.
- Kassandra: You really want me to embarrass you in front of your troops, brother?
- Stentor: I am not your brother.
- Kassandra: Stand down, Stentor. I'm not going easy on you.
- Stentor: No—because I won't give you the chance.
Kassandra countered Stentor's attacks and inflicted deep wounds on him.
- Kassandra: The only reason you're alive is because of me! This is my reward?
- Stentor: We were fine before you came. Boeotia was mine!
Kassandra wounded him to the last of his strength.
- Stentor: I will kill you, and your filthy bloodline will stop here.
- Kassandra: No, Stentor. Not this time.
Kassandra eventually subdued Stentor and he lay on the ground, defeated. With the fight over and their polemarch disgraced in front of them, Stentor's men abandoned his command. Kassandra approached him.
- Stentor: You've proven your point, now finish this. I welcome death if it means I don't have to see you again.
Kassandra refused to end her adoptive brother's life and walked away. Disgraced, he left the Spartan army and became a mercenary known as Stentor the Fallen.
- Kassandra: Go with the Ferryman, brother.
Gallery
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Kassandra arriving in the Spartan camp -
Stentor preparing to punch Kassandra -
Kassandra punched by Stentor -
Kassandra and Stentor having a proper meeting -
Kassandra returning to report her success -
Stentor preparing to go to battle -
Stentor meeting with Kassandra after the battle -
Kassandra standing before Stentor -
Nikolaos approaching his children from behind -
Stentor agreeing to Nikolaos' wishes
Outcome
Boeotia was conquered by the Spartans, allowing them to recoup their losses from when Kleon drove them out of Attika. Kassandra reunited with Stentor and faced the consequences of her actions in Megaris.
Trivia
- As Stentor the Fallen, Stentor behaves like an ordinary mercenary; he has his own strengths and weaknesses, generic passing dialogue and loot—although his Cultist clue can be obtained from him—as well as knocked out and recruited to the crew of the Adrestia instead of killed. However, he will inexplicably bare the same scars he has if Nikolaos has been killed, despite not having them during the Boeotia campaign if Nikolaos was spared, and he will not appear in the epilogue of the main story.