The Eagle Bearer encounters and fights Deimos at the Battle of Pylos, but is captured and taken to Athens, where Kleon enjoys popularity as a leader of the city-state following the death of Perikles years prior, and reveals himself to be a Cult member all along. The Eagle Bearer successfully escapes captivity and thwarts Cleon with the help of their Athenian allies. The Eagle Bearer later joins Brasidas' Spartan forces in confronting Cleon's Athenian army at the Battle of Amphipolis, where the leaders of both armies die in battle which heralds the end of the first half of the Peloponnesian War. Depending on key decisions made by the player at predetermined points of the game's narrative, the Eagle Bearer either redeems or kills Deimos at the game's ending, and their actions also have a direct bearing on the fates of their extended family members and determines whether they will have a successful family reunion for the main plotline's epilogue. At some point during their lifetime prior to the conclusion of the Peloponnesian War, the Eagle Bearer also meets their biological father Pythagoras, who is revealed to be a descendant of the Isu like Myrinne and Leonidas, and inherits the Staff of Hermes from Pythagoras to safeguard Atlantis' secrets, gaining biological immortality in the process. In the modern day, they meet Layla in Atlantis, and tasks her with restoring the balance between order (represented by the Templar Order) and chaos (represented by the Assassin Order) and passes away peacefully after relinquishing the staff.