- Kassandra: If you value your friend more than your drachmae, maybe you'd pay for his retrieval?
- Civilian: Of course I value Galarnos more than drachmae. I take it wealth is all you value, misthios?
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Waiting for Galarnos was a virtual representation of one of Kassandra's genetic memories, relived by Layla Hassan through the Portable Animus HR-8.5.
Description[edit | edit source]
A resident of Eresos asked Kassandra to look for his friend, Galarnos, an art merchant who had gone missing.
Dialogue[edit | edit source]
Kassandra traveled through Eresos on the island of Lesbos and overheard a man fretting about another's tardiness.
- Civilian: It's been too long! What will I do?
She asked the man what was wrong.
- Kassandra: What's going on?
- Civilian: I don't know what to do! My friend Galarnos was bringing me back a shipment of rare art, but he hasn't arrived. I fear the worst.
- Kassandra: Your friend might still be alive. Why not send out a search party?
- Civilian: Thank you stranger. I will hold on to hope as long as I can. Perhaps you have some experience finding things?
- Kassandra: Depends where his ship was coming from.
- Civilian: It set sail from Makedonia. If you help find my friend, you can keep whatever art he was bringing back.
(Accept – "I'll see what I can do.")
- Kassandra: I can't promise anything—the sea is vast and hungry. I'll need some information to get started.
(If "Where could the boat be?" is chosen.)
- Kassandra: You said Galarnos was sailing from Makedonia. Is there anywhere else he might dock?
- Civilian: No where. The recent storms must've caught him. If they were close enough to the island, they might've been forced into a bay. I'd check the coast.
(If "What can you tell me about the art?" is chosen.)
- Kassandra: This rare art you mentioned sounds valuable...
- Civilian: Galarnos is an art dealer. I sent him to Makedonia to make a purchase on my behalf. Not knowing what he's going to bring back is half the fun.
(Leave – "I have enough information.")
- Kassandra: Hopefully the sea will reveal more than you've given me to go on.
- Civilian: I thank you for doing this, misthios.
Kassandra took her leave and thought to herself where she should travel.
- Kassandra: I better check Stormfall Bay to the northwest.
Kassandra traveled northwest until the road broke towards the shore. Ikaros called out the shipwreck.
- Kassandra: That must be Stormfall Bay.
Kassandra strode onto Stormfall Bay and approached the shipwreck.
- Kassandra: Some of the wood and parts have been looted.
She noticed that some of the bodies still had drachmae on them.
- Kassandra: Who loots a ship for materials, and not the dead for drachmae?
She inspected the body ringed in blood. He carried a letter on him.
- Kassandra: This man didn't drown. He was stabbed to death here on shore.
She inspected the blood nearby and determined it trailed away from the beach.
- Kassandra: Hmm... a bloody trail. Someone was dragged towards the cliffs.
Kassandra followed the blood trail, and Ikaros spied the entrance to the Seaside Cavern up the hill.
- Kassandra: This looks like the place.
Kassandra entered the cave and recognized the aesthetics of the Followers of Ares.
- Kassandra: Looks like the Followers of Ares.
Kassandra infiltrated the depths of the cave and killed any Followers of Ares she came across, eventually finding the main chamber with the prison cages. She noticed one person lived within them.
- Kassandra: A survivor.
(If Kassandra found Galarnos without speaking to his friend)
- Galarnos: You there! My name's Galarnos. I'll pay you to get me out of here.
Kassandra freed Galarnos.
- Galarnos: Free at last!
Kassandra escorted him out of the cave, killing any Followers between them and the exit. Outside the rear entrance overlooking the Petrified Temple, Kassandra spoke with the liberated Galarnos.
- Galarnos: Please, accept this drachmae as thanks. I tried to trade it for my freedom, but that crazy malákes only wanted my blood.
Outcome[edit | edit source]
Kassandra rescued Galarnos from the Followers of Ares.
Trivia[edit | edit source]
- The memory's name is a possible reference to Waiting for Godot a play by Samuel Beckett.