Thought and Deed

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Thought and Deed was a virtual representation of one of Kassandra's genetic memories, relived by Layla Hassan through the Portable Animus HR-8.5.

Description

Kassandra answered the call of a philosopher.

Dialogue

Kassandra approached a civillian.

• Kassandra: Chaire, stanger. Need something?
• Philosopher: Is violence the natural state of humanity? Is there such a thing as peace, or are there simply moments between attacks?
• Kassandra: I prefer fighting to thinking about fighting. Get to the point.
• Philosopher: Oh, of course. A strong leader dies, and weaker, meaner leaders rise up. The commander of the nearby camp has become violent and tyrannical. He and his soldiers should learn a truth or two.
• Kassandra: And you want me to kill all the Athenians.
• Philosopher: That would be ideal.

Those soldiers are mine.

• '''Kassandra:''' ''You can count on me.''
• '''Philosopher:''' ''I know you'd see reason.''
• '''Kassandra:''' ''Leave it to me.''TBA

Kassandra then reached the nearby camp and killed all its soldiers.

• Kassandra: That's it. Now, to collect.

She returned to the man.

• Philosopher: You're back. Have you killed them?
• Kassandra: I took care of them. Every last one.
• Philosopher: Excellent work, my friend. Please, take this.

The man handled her a bag of drachmae.

Recruit - You should join my crew.

• '''Kassandra:''' ''I could use someone with your skills. Would you consider joining my crew?''
• '''Philosopher:''' ''You know I've seen and pondered a great many things here, but there's still so much more of the [[Greece|Greek world]] to contemplate. I'm in.''

The philospher joined Kassandra's crew aboard the [[Adrestia]].Leave - Thank you. TBA

Outcome

Kassandra helped the philosopher.

References

• Assassin's Creed: Odyssey