And trying to order lamb for this weekend. It's a challenge.
I finished a lot of the quests in Assassin's Creed Odyssey today. After the last time, I found out in cutscenes that I was now living with Natakas and Darius, and had had a son, Elpidios. Then, some crazy people attacked, killing Natakas, and kidnapping Elpidos, because they apparently want some of the murder I've been dishing out around Greece.
So I ignored that questline, and went to do other stuff, because I never like Natakas, and had far more invested in Phoibe than this kid I only have seen for like 30 seconds.
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First up, dealing with Aspasia. |
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Huh. Interesting strategy. |
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Not exactly the same one we've used previously, but it lets me check that entry off in Wednesday's table. |
Aspasia kind of leaves with a "I've not learned any lessons, so next time I'm just going to do the same thing, but better!" I kind of wish she'd tried a little bit more to be not evil, but what can you do. Kiss her after your husband is murdered and kid stolen, I guess.
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And then smash her shiny pyramid. NO SHINY PYRAMIDS FOR REGULAR PEOPLE! |
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That completes the tree of baddies I started fighting 219 days ago. |
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Met up with the gang back in Athens. |
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Come on. I have that marked down with three 💗s. |
Selfie time with the team:
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Alkibiades one last time. |
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Socrates and Aristophanes. |
Completing that quest gave me one more, with Herodotus. Who wanted to return to Athens.
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Are you fucking kidding me, Herodotus? This side of Piraeus isn't good enough? We have to sail around to the other? FINE. |
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After we said our goodbyes, I noticed a dead guy behind me. I suspect that's my fault from a previous visit? |
With that done, I returned to the new questline.
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Murdering the crap out of a whole new bunch of assholes. |
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