- Kassandra: You can count on me.
- Philosopher: I know you'd see reason.
- Kassandra: Leave it to me.
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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.
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.
- 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 Greek world to contemplate. I'm in.
The philospher joined Kassandra's crew aboard the Adrestia.
TBA
Outcome
Kassandra helped the philosopher.