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	[[Category:Memories of Amunet]]		[[Category:Memories of Amunet]]
	[[Category:Memories of Bayek]]		[[Category:Memories of Bayek]]
	[[Category:Memories relived using the Animus HR-8]]		[[Category:Memories relived using the Animus HR-8]]

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	\|description=''With King [[Ptolemy XIII\|Ptolemy]] desperate to solidify himself as the only Pharaoh of [[Egypt]], [[Cleopatra]] is at her lowest point. Having caught word of the arrival of [[Gaius Julius Caesar\|Julius Caesar]] in [[Alexandria]], Cleopatra leaves [[Herakleion]] and sails across the [[Mediterranean Sea\|Great Green Sea]] to meet the powerful [[Roman Republic\|Roman]] leader, begging [[Bayek]] and [[Amunet\|Aya]] to help her in the journey.''		\|description=''With King [[Ptolemy XIII\|Ptolemy]] desperate to solidify himself as the only Pharaoh of [[Egypt]], [[Cleopatra]] is at her lowest point. Having caught word of the arrival of [[Gaius Julius Caesar\|Julius Caesar]] in [[Alexandria]], Cleopatra leaves [[Herakleion]] and sails across the [[Mediterranean Sea\|Great Green Sea]] to meet the powerful [[Roman Republic\|Roman]] leader, begging [[Bayek]] and [[Amunet\|Aya]] to help her in the journey.''
	\|appearance=''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''		\|appearance=''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''
	\|type=Main		\|type=Main, Level 31
	\|previous=[[Way of the Gabiniani]]		\|previous=[[Way of the Gabiniani]]
	\|next=[[The Battle of the Nile]]		\|next=[[The Battle of the Nile]]

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	{{Era\|Memories\|ACO}}		{{Era\|Memories\|ACO}}
	{{Memory Infobox		{{Memory Infobox
	\| image = ACO Aya Blade of the Goddess 42.png		\|name=Aya: Blade of the Goddess
	\| description = ''With King [[Ptolemy XIII\|Ptolemy]] desperate to solidify himself as the only Pharaoh of [[Egypt]], [[Cleopatra]] is at her lowest point. Having caught word of the arrival of [[Gaius Julius Caesar\|Julius Caesar]] in [[Alexandria]], Cleopatra leaves [[Herakleion]] and sails across the [[Mediterranean Sea\|Great Green Sea]] to meet the powerful [[Roman Republic\|Roman]] leader, begging [[Bayek]] and [[Amunet\|Aya]] to help her in the journey.''		\|image=ACO Aya Blade of the Goddess 42.png
	\| appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''		\|description=''With King [[Ptolemy XIII\|Ptolemy]] desperate to solidify himself as the only Pharaoh of [[Egypt]], [[Cleopatra]] is at her lowest point. Having caught word of the arrival of [[Gaius Julius Caesar\|Julius Caesar]] in [[Alexandria]], Cleopatra leaves [[Herakleion]] and sails across the [[Mediterranean Sea\|Great Green Sea]] to meet the powerful [[Roman Republic\|Roman]] leader, begging [[Bayek]] and [[Amunet\|Aya]] to help her in the journey.''
	\| type = Main		\|appearance=''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''
	\| previous = [[Way of the Gabiniani]]		\|type=Main
	\| next = [[The Battle of the Nile]]		\|previous=[[Way of the Gabiniani]]
	\| source = [[Aya]]<br>[[Bayek]]		\|next=[[The Battle of the Nile]]
	\| location = [[Mediterranean Sea\|Mediterrenean Coast]] of [[Egypt]]<br>[[Alexandria]], [[Ptolemaic Kingdom]]		\|source=[[Aya]]<br>[[Bayek]]
	\| date = 30 September 48 BCE<br>47 BCE		\|location=[[Mediterranean Sea\|Mediterrenean Coast]] of [[Egypt]]<br>[[Alexandria]], [[Ptolemaic Kingdom]]
			\|date=30 September 48 BCE<br>47 BCE
	}}		}}
	'''Aya: Blade of the Goddess''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Amunet\|Aya]] and [[Bayek]]'s [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]], relived by [[Layla Hassan]] in 2018 through the [[Animus\|Portable Animus HR-8]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''</ref>		'''Aya: Blade of the Goddess''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Amunet\|Aya]] and [[Bayek]]'s [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]], relived by [[Layla Hassan]] in 2018 through the [[Animus\|Portable Animus HR-8]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''</ref>
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	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==
	When Julius Caesar quotes Catullus' dislike for him to Cleopatra, he recites an excerpt from the author's 93rd poem titled plainly, "On Julius Caesar"<ref>Catullus. ''[https://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/text?doc=Perseus%3Atext%3A1999.02.0005%3Apoem%3D1 Carmina]'' 93. Translated by {{Wiki\|Richard Francis Burton}}. [[London]]. Private printing, 1894. ''Penelope Digital Library'', {{Wiki\|Tufts University}}. Retrieved 6 July, 2022.</ref> Ironically, Caesar almost quotes his detractor again when bemoaning his perceived lack of accomplishments compared to Alexander, as the meaning of "''Ita me di iuvent''" closely echoes what Catullus wrote in his 61st poem "Epithalamium on Vinia and Manlius", saying "''ita me iuvent Caelites''", or "''So may Godhead deign Help me!''"<ref>''Ibid.'', 61.</ref>		When Julius Caesar quotes Catullus' dislike for him to Cleopatra, he recites an excerpt from the author's 93rd poem titled plainly, "On Julius Caesar".<ref>Catullus. ''[https://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/text?doc=Perseus%3Atext%3A1999.02.0005%3Apoem%3D1 Carmina]'' 93. Translated by {{Wiki\|Richard Francis Burton}}. [[London]]. Private printing, 1894. ''Penelope Digital Library'', {{Wiki\|Tufts University}}. Retrieved 6 July 2022.</ref> Ironically, Caesar almost quotes his detractor again when bemoaning his perceived lack of accomplishments compared to Alexander, as the meaning of "''Ita me di iuvent''" closely echoes what Catullus wrote in his 61st poem "Epithalamium on Vinia and Manlius", saying "''ita me iuvent Caelites''", or "''So may Godhead deign Help me!''"<ref>''Ibid.'', 61.</ref>
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	==References==		==References==
	{{~~GalleryBox\|Aya: Blade of the Goddess~~}}		{{Reflist}}
	{{ACOMemories}}		{{ACOMemories}}
	[[fr:Aya : lame de la déesse]]		[[fr:Aya : lame de la déesse]]

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	*'''Aya:''' ''Where? Where?!''		*'''Aya:''' ''Where? Where?!''
	The emissary passed out from his wounds.		The emissary passed out from his wounds.
	*'''Aya:''' ''This guy may have more valuable information. I need to bring him back to Caesar. I should find a''		*'''Aya:''' ''This guy may have more valuable information. I need to bring him back to Caesar. I should find a horse.''
	[[File:ACO Aya Blade of the Goddess 41.png\|thumb\|250px\|Aya returning with the emissary]]		[[File:ACO Aya Blade of the Goddess 41.png\|thumb\|250px\|Aya returning with the emissary]]
	Aya carried the unconscious emissary back to Caesar.		Aya carried the unconscious emissary back to Caesar.

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	Aya and Bayek left the tomb. Aya ventured to the Southern Garrison to rescue the emissaries. She later found an injured emissary.		Aya and Bayek left the tomb. Aya ventured to the Southern Garrison to rescue the emissaries. She later found an injured emissary.
	*'''Emissary:''' ''Somebody just kill me, finish the damn job...''		*'''Emissary:''' ''Somebody just kill me, finish the damn job...''
			*'''''Aya:''''' ''I come to save you.''
	The emissary spoke to Aya after he noticed her.		The emissary spoke to Aya after he noticed her.
	*'''Emissary:''' ''We need to alert Caesar.''		*'''Emissary:''' ''We need to alert Caesar.''
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	*'''Aya:''' ''Where? Where?!''		*'''Aya:''' ''Where? Where?!''
	The emissary passed out from his wounds.		The emissary passed out from his wounds.
	*'''Aya:''' ''This guy may have more valuable information. I need to bring him back to Caesar.''		*'''Aya:''' ''This guy may have more valuable information. I need to bring him back to Caesar. I should find a''
	[[File:ACO Aya Blade of the Goddess 41.png\|thumb\|250px\|Aya returning with the emissary]]		[[File:ACO Aya Blade of the Goddess 41.png\|thumb\|250px\|Aya returning with the emissary]]
	Aya carried the unconscious emissary back to Caesar.		Aya carried the unconscious emissary back to Caesar.

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	*'''Apollodorus:''' ''As you say, my Queen.''		*'''Apollodorus:''' ''As you say, my Queen.''
	*'''Cleopatra:''' ''You should discuss with Caesar and Flavius. They will be wooed by riches and the glory of our great Alexandria. Bring them into the fold completely.''		*'''Cleopatra:''' ''You should discuss with Caesar and Flavius. They will be wooed by riches and the glory of our great Alexandria. Bring them into the fold completely.''
			Cleopatra adressed Aya.
			*'''Cleopatra:''' ''Aya, where are the emissaries?''
			*'''Aya:''' ''I will get to it.''
	Flavius adressed Aya.		Flavius adressed Aya.
	*'''Flavius:''' ''The emissaries were meant to bring us an alliance with Ptolemy.''		*'''Flavius:''' ''The emissaries were meant to bring us an alliance with Ptolemy.''

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	*'''Aya:''' ''It must be through the sewers. No one had the courage to plunge into [[Hades]]' rivers.''		*'''Aya:''' ''It must be through the sewers. No one had the courage to plunge into [[Hades]]' rivers.''
	*'''Bayek:''' ''We are the ones. After you, Aya.''		*'''Bayek:''' ''We are the ones. After you, Aya.''
	Aya and Bayek dived into the water in the sewers. They traveled through the waters and discovered an alternate entrance to the tomb.		Aya and Bayek dived into the water in the sewers. They traveled through the waters and discovered an alternate entrance to the tomb. Once they resurfaced, Bayek said:

			*'''Bayek:''' ''That was one big crocodile... May it's soul rest in peace.''
			*'''Aya:''' ''About time you showed up!''
			*'''Bayek:''' ''I was guarding your rear.''
			*'''Aya:''' ''My rear is fine.''

	*'''Bayek:''' ''The tomb.''		*'''Bayek:''' ''The tomb.''
	*'''Aya:''' ''Incredible. I hope you will provide me with a similar sarcophagus.''		*'''Aya:''' ''Incredible. I hope you will provide me with a similar sarcophagus.''

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	*'''Caesar:''' ''Another cur who made brief mention of me in {{Wiki\|Poetry of Catullus\|his verse}}. "I do not study overmuch to please and court you, Caesar, nor do I care much to know if you be black or you be white!"''		*'''Caesar:''' ''Another cur who made brief mention of me in {{Wiki\|Poetry of Catullus\|his verse}}. "I do not study overmuch to please and court you, Caesar, nor do I care much to know if you be black or you be white!"''
	Cleopatra laughed.		Cleopatra laughed.
	*'''Cleopatra:''' ''Impudent man! [[Plato]]'s dislike for poets had merit.''		*'''Cleopatra:''' ''Impudent man! [[Plato]]'s {{Wiki\|Republic (Plato)\|dislike for poets}} had merit.''
	Caesar laughed.		Caesar laughed.
	*'''Caesar:''' ''Yes, as pretty as their words can be, they are roaches by the best measure. Annoying, but easily handled.''		*'''Caesar:''' ''Yes, as pretty as their words can be, they are roaches by the best measure. Annoying, but easily handled.''
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	*'''Caesar:''' ''Ever since I was a boy, I've idolized this man.''		*'''Caesar:''' ''Ever since I was a boy, I've idolized this man.''
	*'''Cleopatra:''' ''He is similar to you.''		*'''Cleopatra:''' ''He is similar to you.''
	*'''Caesar:''' ''I wept at the base of his statue in [[Rome]]. At thirty, he was a god with ~~[[Makedonia\|~~an empire]] stretching across the known [[Earth\|world]]. What have I done with my five long decades here on earth? ''Ita me di iuvent'' (So help me, gods)!''		*'''Caesar:''' ''I wept at the base of his statue in [[Rome]]. At thirty, he was a god with an empire stretching across the known [[Earth\|world]]. What have I done with my five long decades here on earth? ''Ita me di iuvent'' (So help me, gods)!''
	[[File:ACO Aya Blade of the Goddess 35.png\|thumb\|250px\|Cleopatra holding hands with Caesar]]		[[File:ACO Aya Blade of the Goddess 35.png\|thumb\|250px\|Cleopatra holding hands with Caesar]]
	*'''Cleopatra:''' ''Together, we can do more than Alexander did.''		*'''Cleopatra:''' ''Together, we can do more than Alexander did.''

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	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==
	When Julius Caesar quotes Catullus' dislike for him to Cleopatra, he recites an excerpt from the author's 93rd poem titled plainly, "On Julius Caesar"<ref>Catullus. ''[https://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/text?doc=Perseus%3Atext%3A1999.02.0005%3Apoem%3D1 Carmina]'' 93. Translated by {{Wiki\|Richard Francis Burton}}. [[London]]. Private printing, 1894. ''Penelope Digital Library'', {{Wiki\|Tufts University}}. Retrieved 6 July, 2022.</ref> Ironically, Caesar almost quotes his detractor again when bemoaning his perceived lack of accomplishments compared to Alexander, as the meaning of "''Ita me di iuvent''" closely echoes what Catullus wrote in his 61st poem "Epithalamium on Vinia and Manlius", saying "''ita me iuvent Caelites''", or "''So may Godhead deign Help me!''"<ref>''Ibid.'', 60.</ref>		When Julius Caesar quotes Catullus' dislike for him to Cleopatra, he recites an excerpt from the author's 93rd poem titled plainly, "On Julius Caesar"<ref>Catullus. ''[https://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/text?doc=Perseus%3Atext%3A1999.02.0005%3Apoem%3D1 Carmina]'' 93. Translated by {{Wiki\|Richard Francis Burton}}. [[London]]. Private printing, 1894. ''Penelope Digital Library'', {{Wiki\|Tufts University}}. Retrieved 6 July, 2022.</ref> Ironically, Caesar almost quotes his detractor again when bemoaning his perceived lack of accomplishments compared to Alexander, as the meaning of "''Ita me di iuvent''" closely echoes what Catullus wrote in his 61st poem "Epithalamium on Vinia and Manlius", saying "''ita me iuvent Caelites''", or "''So may Godhead deign Help me!''"<ref>''Ibid.'', 61.</ref>

	==References==		==References==

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	Aya, Bayek, [[Apollodorus]] and Cleopatra boarded [[Phoxidas]]' [[ship]] on the [[Mediterranean Sea\|Mediterranean Coast]]. Phoxidas and [[Damastes]] greeted Apollodorus and Cleopatra.		Aya, Bayek, [[Apollodorus]] and Cleopatra boarded [[Phoxidas]]' [[ship]] on the [[Mediterranean Sea\|Mediterranean Coast]]. Phoxidas and [[Damastes]] greeted Apollodorus and Cleopatra.
	[[File:ACO Aya Blade of the Goddess 2.png\|thumb\|250px\|Phoxidas receiving both Apollodorus and Cleopatra aboard his ship]]		[[File:ACO Aya Blade of the Goddess 2.png\|thumb\|250px\|Phoxidas receiving both Apollodorus and Cleopatra aboard his ship]]
	*'''Phoxidas:''' ''It is rare that our cargo is a goddess. I apologize, we have no Kings or Queens on our ship, only gods and goddesses. So you should fit right in.''		*'''Phoxidas:''' ''It is rare that our cargo is a goddess. I apologize, we have no Kings or Queens on our ship, only [[Greek mythology\|gods and goddesses]]. So you should fit right in.''
	*'''Cleopatra:''' ''All strange and terrible things are welcome.''		*'''Cleopatra:''' ''All strange and terrible things are welcome.''
	*'''Phoxidas:''' ''Haha! I am worried that my quarters are not as comfortable as your palace.''		*'''Phoxidas:''' ''Haha! I am worried that my quarters are not as comfortable as your palace.''
	*'''Cleopatra:''' ''Comforts? We despise them.''		*'''Cleopatra:''' ''Comforts? We despise them.''
	Apollodorus and Cleopatra walked past Damastes. Cleopatra gave Damastes a pat on his chest and walked away, causing ~~the latter~~ to vomit.		Apollodorus and Cleopatra walked past Damastes. Cleopatra gave Damastes a pat on his chest and walked away, causing him to vomit in shock.
	*'''Phoxidas:''' ''My loyal [[shield]] boy, are you fit?''		*'''Phoxidas:''' ''My loyal [[shield]] boy, are you fit?''
	*'''Damastes:''' ''I am in awe of this goddess. We must do her well. I can't believe she's on our ship.''		*'''Damastes:''' ''I am in awe of this goddess. We must do her well. I can't believe she's on our ship.''
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	*'''Caesar:''' ''Ever since I was a boy, I've idolized this man.''		*'''Caesar:''' ''Ever since I was a boy, I've idolized this man.''
	*'''Cleopatra:''' ''He is similar to you.''		*'''Cleopatra:''' ''He is similar to you.''
	*'''Caesar:''' ''I wept at the base of his statue in [[Rome]]. At thirty, he was a god with an empire stretching across the known [[Earth\|world]]. What have I done with my five long decades here on earth? ''Ita me di iuvent'' (So help me, gods)!''		*'''Caesar:''' ''I wept at the base of his statue in [[Rome]]. At thirty, he was a god with an empire stretching across the known [[Earth\|world]]. What have I done with my five long decades here on earth? ''Ita me di iuvent'' (So help me, [[Roman mythology\|gods]])!''
	[[File:ACO Aya Blade of the Goddess 35.png\|thumb\|250px\|Cleopatra holding hands with Caesar]]		[[File:ACO Aya Blade of the Goddess 35.png\|thumb\|250px\|Cleopatra holding hands with Caesar]]
	*'''Cleopatra:''' ''Together, we can do more than Alexander did.''		*'''Cleopatra:''' ''Together, we can do more than Alexander did.''