In Assassin's Creed Odyssey, the protagonist's Spartan mother is named Myrrine.
Myrrine is the daughter of King Leonidas I and the mother of the playable protagonist, who can be Alexios or Kassandra. Her disappearance is a major part of the family mystery that drives the story. The player gradually uncovers what happened to her while traveling across the Aegean world.
Myrrine's history connects the protagonist to Sparta, the Battle of Thermopylae, and the wider political conflict between Athens and Sparta. She later becomes involved in the protagonist's attempt to reunite the family and confront the consequences of the ancient tragedy that separated them.
Aspasia is an Athenian intellectual associated with Perikles, while Phoibe is a young ally of the protagonist. Perikles is an Athenian statesman rather than the protagonist's mother. The game's dialogue can vary according to player choices, but Myrrine's family identity remains a fixed part of the central story.