One of the repeated quotes when confirming a cultist kill is, " That's for what you did to my family." And the most emotional they ever get is during Episode 3 of the "Legacy of the First Blade" DLC.
This is a conspiracy that spans the entire Greek world with its claws in every aspect of society, and members on both sides of the Peloponnesian War, and the Eagle Bearer will kill every last one of them. One of the main game's primary plot threads involves the Eagle Bearer hunting down and destroying the entire Cult of Kosmos for breaking up their family when they were a child.
Due to the details of their backstory, they can get particularly venomous when it comes to fathers turning on or not protecting their children. And since they lived a long, illustrious life due to taking possession of the Staff of Hermes from their real father Pythagoras, they were a participant in numerous historical events for thousands of years. Besides affecting the Peloponnesian War, the Eagle Bearer's actions can shape many historical details, such as their action impacting Hippokrates and inspiring the Hippocratic oath, or being responsible for Pausinias's exile. Been There, Shaped History: As is standard for the franchise. The Beastmaster: In addition to Ikaros, their eagle familiar, the Eagle Bearer can also gain the ability to tame wild animals that have been knocked out prior, including bears. Badass in a Nice Suit: They wear a crisp black business suit when they meet Layla at the gates of Atlantis in the present day. Badass Cape: The Eagle Bearer has a nice red cape as part of their armor. There's a good chance that any first conversation with a newly met character contains at least one such dialogue option, and they have their fair share later on as well. One of their titles is "Eagle-Bearer." Their mother also has birthmarks in the shape of the Aquila constellation. Animal Motifs: Eagles, as is the usual for the franchise. Animal Eye Spy: Alexios and Kassandra have the same variant of Eagle Vision that Bayek has, which allows them to see through the eyes of their eagle, Ikaros. Ancestral Weapon: Kassandra is using Darius's hidden blade in the crossover with Assassin's Creed: Valhalla. Even when holding it for the very first time as a child after Myrrine hands it to them, the Eagle Bearer can feel the effect. Amplifier Artifact: The Spear of Leonidas is the focus for many of the more superhuman abilities the Eagle Bearer exhibits. 
All-Loving Hero: One option for playing them turns the Eagle Bearer into a prototypical hero that works for free, always goes for non-violent approaches first, and generally does their best to be as nice and helpful as they can.
Since only a god (or demi-god) could do the things they've done, he accepts this, and goes on his merry way. The Eagle Bearer is a god, ergo they can erase the debt the man they keep rescuing has accumulated. The logic (such as it is) is thus: Only the gods can erase debt. A God Am I: They can actually invoke this in a quest during Legacy of the First Blade, though not for egotistical reasons - it's to get a Debt Detester off their back.Affectionate Nickname: Their mother likes to call them "lamb," and Pirate Queen Xenia soon takes to calling them "West Wind.".10-Minute Retirement: The Vacation DLC starts with them effectively retiring from the life of a soldier for six months before events rally them back into adventure and set them on the course they'd go on for the rest of their existence.Alexios on the left, Kassandra on the right.
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