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Later, Aya met with Cleopatra outside the [[Tomb of Alexander the Great|Tomb]] of [[Alexander the Great]]. The queen asked Aya to unseal the tomb, which had been obstructed by an earthquake during the reign of her father [[Ptolemy XII Auletes]], intending to use it to impress Caesar. Aya and Bayek investigated the tomb, managing to find an alternate entrance into the inner chamber. Aya removed the blocklade, granting Cleopatra and Caesar access to the tomb.<ref name="Aya Blade of the Goddess" />
Later, Aya met with Cleopatra outside the [[Tomb of Alexander the Great|Tomb]] of [[Alexander the Great]]. The queen asked Aya to unseal the tomb, which had been obstructed by an earthquake during the reign of her father [[Ptolemy XII Auletes]], intending to use it to impress Caesar. Aya and Bayek investigated the tomb, managing to find an alternate entrance into the inner chamber. Aya removed the blocklade, granting Cleopatra and Caesar access to the tomb.<ref name="Aya Blade of the Goddess" />

As they investigated Alexander's sarcophagus, the group was interrupted by Caesar's lieutenant [[Flavius Metellus]], who delivered news about the Roman emissaries being held captive at the [[Akra Garrison]]. Aya and Bayek left the tomb and traveled to the garrison, where the former freed an emissary who revealed that Pothinus and Septimius were responsible for the kidnapping, as part of their plot to [[Siege of Alexandria|trap]] Caesar and Cleopatra in Alexandria. Aya, alongside Bayek, carried the emissary back to the palace, exposing the plot. <ref name="Aya Blade of the Goddess" />
As they investigated Alexander's sarcophagus, the group was interrupted by Caesar's lieutenant [[Flavius Metellus]], who delivered news about the Roman emissaries being held captive at the [[Akra Garrison]]. Aya and Bayek left the tomb and traveled to the garrison, where the former freed an emissary who revealed that Pothinus and Septimius were responsible for the kidnapping, as part of their plot to [[Siege of Alexandria|trap]] Caesar and Cleopatra in Alexandria. Aya, alongside Bayek, carried the emissary back to the palace, exposing the plot.<ref name="Aya Blade of the Goddess" />

Caesar subsequently decided to flee Alexandria to prepare for battle, but before that he needed to alert his fleet by lighting the signal at the top of the [[Lighthouse of Alexandria]]; a task he trusted Bayek to accomplish, believing Aya would not be able to do so. However, they both decided to prove the Roman general wrong, and so Aya went to light the signal while Bayek escorted Caesar out of the city. Despite facing difficulties with several of Ptolemy XIII's men who guarded the lighthouse, Aya was ultimately successful in her mission.<ref name="Aya Blade of the Goddess" />
Caesar subsequently decided to flee Alexandria to prepare for battle, but before that he needed to alert his fleet by lighting the signal at the top of the [[Lighthouse of Alexandria]]; a task he trusted Bayek to accomplish, believing Aya would not be able to do so. However, they both decided to prove the Roman general wrong, and so Aya went to light the signal while Bayek escorted Caesar out of the city. Despite facing difficulties with several of Ptolemy XIII's men who guarded the lighthouse, Aya was ultimately successful in her mission.<ref name="Aya Blade of the Goddess" />

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	During the later part of her life, Amunet presided over a synod of the Alexandrine Hidden Ones to discuss the final form of their Creed and its ironies. [[Master Assassin]] [[Hakor]] introduced her as she stood and explained the ironies; ''"If nothing is true, this statement must also be false."'' and ''"If everything is permitted, who gives this permission?"''.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[The Magas Codex]], I of VI</ref> As she was questioned by a young [[acolyte]] named [[Magas]], no one made a sound as she provided the answer to the irony. Stopping for a moment to relive a half-forgotten memory, her faltering was noticed by Magas but she quickly recovered and explained the tenets.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[The Magas Codex]], II of VI<br>↑ ''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[The Magas Codex]], III of VI</ref>		During the later part of her life, Amunet presided over a synod of the Alexandrine Hidden Ones to discuss the final form of their Creed and its ironies. [[Master Assassin]] [[Hakor]] introduced her as she stood and explained the ironies; ''"If nothing is true, this statement must also be false."'' and ''"If everything is permitted, who gives this permission?"''.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[The Magas Codex]], I of VI</ref> As she was questioned by a young [[acolyte]] named [[Magas]], no one made a sound as she provided the answer to the irony. Stopping for a moment to relive a half-forgotten memory, her faltering was noticed by Magas but she quickly recovered and explained the tenets.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[The Magas Codex]], II of VI<br>↑ ''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[The Magas Codex]], III of VI</ref>

	When Magas questioned the Creed and its ironies further, asking on whose authority they made such rules, Amunet answered that the group needed laws to govern their selfless acts of justice. With this, Amunet concluded the final Synod of the Hidden Ones, emphasizing that there would not be another.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[The Magas Codex]], IV of VI</ref> On the subject of the third tenet, to never comprise the brotherhood, Amunet told the acolytes to never reveal their name nor the names of their families as doing so would break the tenet. She also strongly advised them never to seek recognition, glory, or compensation for their work. She then dismissed the acolytes to continue their work.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[The Magas Codex]], V of VI</ref>		When Magas questioned the Creed and its ironies further, asking on whose authority they made such rules, Amunet answered that the group needed laws to govern their selfless acts of justice. With this, Amunet concluded the final Synod of the Hidden Ones, emphasizing that there would not be another.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[The Magas Codex]], IV of VI</ref> On the subject of the third tenet, to never comprise the brotherhood, Amunet told the acolytes to never reveal their name nor the names of their families, as doing so would break the tenet. She also strongly advised them never to seek recognition, glory, or compensation for their work. She then dismissed the acolytes to continue their work.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[The Magas Codex]], V of VI</ref>

	By this time, Amunet's birth name was a secret known to few, and uttering it was believed among the acolytes to be punishable by death.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[The Magas Codex]], VI of VI</ref>		By this time, Amunet's birth name was a secret known to few, and uttering it was believed among the acolytes to be punishable by death.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[The Magas Codex]], VI of VI</ref>
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	The couple were reunited one year later, when Bayek traveled to Alexandria to continue his journey of revenge, this time alongside Aya.<ref name="Aya" /> However, their relationship soon became strained again, after a series of events led to the two being betrayed by their ally Cleopatra.<ref name="ACO" /> They eventually decided to split up, with Aya heading to Rome and Bayek remaining in Egypt. They both agreed it was for the best and that the Hidden Ones were their family now.<ref name="Last of the Medjay" />		The couple were reunited one year later, when Bayek traveled to Alexandria to continue his journey of revenge, this time alongside Aya.<ref name="Aya" /> However, their relationship soon became strained again, after a series of events led to the two being betrayed by their ally Cleopatra.<ref name="ACO" /> They eventually decided to split up, with Aya heading to Rome and Bayek remaining in Egypt. They both agreed it was for the best and that the Hidden Ones were their family now.<ref name="Last of the Medjay" />

	When the two were reunited almost a decade later in the Sinai,<ref name="No Chains Too Thick" /> Bayek expressed his lingering doubts if they had done right by the world, and Amunet assured him before letting go and returning to Rome. They shared a brief moment of embrace before releasing on another. Their relationship remained strictly professional thereafter with their following correspondence being letters discussing the Hidden Ones and their cause.~~<ref name="The Greater Good" />~~<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[A Brief History of the Hidden Ones]]</ref>		When the two were reunited almost a decade later in the Sinai,<ref name="No Chains Too Thick" /> Bayek expressed his lingering doubts if they had done right by the world, and Amunet assured him before letting go and returning to Rome. They shared a brief moment of embrace before releasing one another.<ref name="The Greater Good" /> Their relationship remained strictly professional thereafter, with their following correspondence being letters discussing the Hidden Ones and their cause.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[A Brief History of the Hidden Ones]]</ref>

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	Following Caesar's assassination, [[Marcus Antonius\|Marc Antony]] used his political power and influence to turn the Roman citizens against Caesar's killers. Aya witnessed a mob savagely beating a Roman senator they mistook for one of the conspirators, and intervened to end his misery. After escaping from the mob, Aya returned to confront Antony, who implored her to bring Brutus to the people so that Rome could be at peace.<ref name="ACO Comic 2">[[Assassin's Creed: Origins (comic)\|''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic]] – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 2\|Issue #02]]</ref>		Following Caesar's assassination, [[Marcus Antonius\|Marc Antony]] used his political power and influence to turn the Roman citizens against Caesar's killers. Aya witnessed a mob savagely beating a Roman senator they mistook for one of the conspirators, and intervened to end his misery. After escaping from the mob, Aya returned to confront Antony, who implored her to bring Brutus to the people so that Rome could be at peace.<ref name="ACO Comic 2">[[Assassin's Creed: Origins (comic)\|''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic]] – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 2\|Issue #02]]</ref>

	Deciding against killing Antony, Aya was chased by another mob ~~of angry Roman citizens~~. Their chase ended with a battle on top of an aqueduct, where Aya fainted from her wounds. Her unconscious body was retrieved by Brutus and Cassius, who took her to their hiding place in a storage room. After Aya woke up, she argued with Brutus, calling his decision to assassinate Caesar rash. Cassius broke up their fight, and Brutus later confided in Aya about his strange dreams, revealing he had received a vision that he had to follow to [[Krete\|Crete]].<ref name="ACO Comic 2" />		Deciding against killing Antony, Aya was chased by another angry mob. Their chase ended with a battle on top of an aqueduct, where Aya fainted from her wounds. Her unconscious body was retrieved by Brutus and Cassius, who took her to their hiding place in a storage room. After Aya woke up, she argued with Brutus, calling his decision to assassinate Caesar rash. Cassius broke up their fight, and Brutus later confided in Aya about his strange dreams, revealing he had received a vision that he had to follow to [[Krete\|Crete]].<ref name="ACO Comic 2" />

	[[File:ACO Fall of an Empire, Rise of Another 34.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Aya threatening Cleopatra]]		[[File:ACO Fall of an Empire, Rise of Another 34.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Aya threatening Cleopatra]]

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	Following Caesar's assassination, [[Marcus Antonius\|Marc Antony]] used his political power and influence to turn the Roman citizens against Caesar's killers. Aya witnessed a mob savagely beating a Roman senator they mistook for one of the conspirators, and intervened to end his misery. After escaping from the mob, Aya returned to confront Antony, who implored her to bring Brutus to the people so that Rome could be at peace.<ref name="ACO Comic 2">[[Assassin's Creed: Origins (comic)\|''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic]] – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 2\|Issue #02]]</ref>		Following Caesar's assassination, [[Marcus Antonius\|Marc Antony]] used his political power and influence to turn the Roman citizens against Caesar's killers. Aya witnessed a mob savagely beating a Roman senator they mistook for one of the conspirators, and intervened to end his misery. After escaping from the mob, Aya returned to confront Antony, who implored her to bring Brutus to the people so that Rome could be at peace.<ref name="ACO Comic 2">[[Assassin's Creed: Origins (comic)\|''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic]] – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 2\|Issue #02]]</ref>

	Deciding against killing Antony, Aya was chased by another mob ~~of angry Roman citizens~~. Their chase ended with a battle on top of an aqueduct, where Aya fainted from her wounds. Her unconscious body was retrieved by Brutus and Cassius, who took her to their hiding place in a storage room. After Aya woke up, she argued with Brutus, calling his decision to assassinate Caesar rash. Cassius broke up their fight, and Brutus later confided in Aya about his strange dreams, revealing he had received a vision that he had to follow to [[Krete\|Crete]].<ref name="ACO Comic 2" />		Deciding against killing Antony, Aya was chased by another angry mob. Their chase ended with a battle on top of an aqueduct, where Aya fainted from her wounds. Her unconscious body was retrieved by Brutus and Cassius, who took her to their hiding place in a storage room. After Aya woke up, she argued with Brutus, calling his decision to assassinate Caesar rash. Cassius broke up their fight, and Brutus later confided in Aya about his strange dreams, revealing he had received a vision that he had to follow to [[Krete\|Crete]].<ref name="ACO Comic 2" />

	[[File:ACO Fall of an Empire, Rise of Another 34.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Aya threatening Cleopatra]]		[[File:ACO Fall of an Empire, Rise of Another 34.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Aya threatening Cleopatra]]

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	Later, Aya met with Cleopatra outside the [[Tomb of Alexander the Great\|Tomb]] of [[Alexander the Great]]. The queen asked Aya to unseal the tomb, which had been obstructed by an earthquake during the reign of her father [[Ptolemy XII Auletes]], intending to use it to impress Caesar. Aya and Bayek investigated the tomb, managing to find an alternate entrance into the inner chamber. Aya removed the blocklade, granting Cleopatra and Caesar access to the tomb.<ref name="Aya Blade of the Goddess" />		Later, Aya met with Cleopatra outside the [[Tomb of Alexander the Great\|Tomb]] of [[Alexander the Great]]. The queen asked Aya to unseal the tomb, which had been obstructed by an earthquake during the reign of her father [[Ptolemy XII Auletes]], intending to use it to impress Caesar. Aya and Bayek investigated the tomb, managing to find an alternate entrance into the inner chamber. Aya removed the blocklade, granting Cleopatra and Caesar access to the tomb.<ref name="Aya Blade of the Goddess" />

	As they investigated Alexander's sarcophagus, the group was interrupted by Caesar's lieutenant [[Flavius Metellus]], who delivered news about the Roman emissaries being held captive at the [[Akra Garrison]]. Aya and Bayek left the tomb and traveled to the garrison, where the former freed an emissary who revealed that Pothinus and Septimius were responsible for the kidnapping, as part of their plot to [[Siege of Alexandria\|trap]] Caesar and Cleopatra in Alexandria. Aya, alongside Bayek, carried the emissary back to the palace, exposing the plot. <ref name="Aya Blade of the Goddess" />		As they investigated Alexander's sarcophagus, the group was interrupted by Caesar's lieutenant [[Flavius Metellus]], who delivered news about the Roman emissaries being held captive at the [[Akra Garrison]]. Aya and Bayek left the tomb and traveled to the garrison, where the former freed an emissary who revealed that Pothinus and Septimius were responsible for the kidnapping, as part of their plot to [[Siege of Alexandria\|trap]] Caesar and Cleopatra in Alexandria. Aya, alongside Bayek, carried the emissary back to the palace, exposing the plot.<ref name="Aya Blade of the Goddess" />

	Caesar subsequently decided to flee Alexandria to prepare for battle, but before that he needed to alert his fleet by lighting the signal at the top of the [[Lighthouse of Alexandria]]; a task he trusted Bayek to accomplish, believing Aya would not be able to do so. However, they both decided to prove the Roman general wrong, and so Aya went to light the signal while Bayek escorted Caesar out of the city. Despite facing difficulties with several of Ptolemy XIII's men who guarded the lighthouse, Aya was ultimately successful in her mission.<ref name="Aya Blade of the Goddess" />		Caesar subsequently decided to flee Alexandria to prepare for battle, but before that he needed to alert his fleet by lighting the signal at the top of the [[Lighthouse of Alexandria]]; a task he trusted Bayek to accomplish, believing Aya would not be able to do so. However, they both decided to prove the Roman general wrong, and so Aya went to light the signal while Bayek escorted Caesar out of the city. Despite facing difficulties with several of Ptolemy XIII's men who guarded the lighthouse, Aya was ultimately successful in her mission.<ref name="Aya Blade of the Goddess" />