I followed the pleading of my mother and tried to bring Alexios back around again, to get him un-brainwashed by convincing him that the cult had been lying to him and using him this whole time. They have been raised by the cult and forged into a weapon, and you will square off against them in a number of battles, and you will be given the chance to kill them (or at least attempt to kill them) on a number of occasions. The most tricky family member is Alexios/Kassandra, the opposite sibling of whoever you are (I was Kassandra).If there is an opportunity to go against her, I’m not sure when that happens, but if there was ever a debate about tactics, I usually sided with her. You are also tasked with finding your mother, Myrrine, and you discover she has been all over the map doing everything from being a pirate to ruling a small island when you find her.I let him go, which turned out to be good since the man who hired me turned out to be a cult member. During this storyline you have the choice to kill Nikolaos or let him go and act like you killed him.The Wolf of Sparta is your father (adoptive father), Nikolaos, who pushed you off a cliff as a child for killing a village elder (which you did to try and save your baby brother, Alexios), and you discover that he ended up adopting another child, Stentor, when you and Alexios were presumed dead, and he’s now a Spartan commander.One the first main story missions is that you’re tasked with finding and killing the Wolf of Sparta at the behest of a mysterious benefactor.It was a long, long journey to get to my “dream” ending, but here are the highlights: My ending was a nice one, and one that I thought I’d share here, if you wanted to land yourself your own happy ending to experience a finale that I can only describe as “adorable.”
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