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[[File:ACO The Final Weighing 48.png|thumb|250px|Bayek confronting Flavius]]
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Upon returning to Siwa, the former Medjay found the Vault already opened. Inside, he discovered the body of Hepzefaa, his childhood friend and the man he had chosen to defend Siwa in his absence, who had been killed by Flavius and Septimius. Tracking Flavius to the Roman city of [[Cyrene]], in nearby [[Cyrenaica|Cyernaica]], Bayek confronted and eliminated him, the man he deemed responsible for Khemu's death, despite Flavius' wielding of the ancient relic's powers. With the relic in hand, Bayek returned to Alexandria so as to apprise Aya of these events. <ref name="The Final Weighing">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[The Final Weighing]]</ref>
Upon returning to Siwa, the former Medjay found the Vault already opened. Inside, he discovered the body of Hepzefaa, his childhood friend and the man he had chosen to defend Siwa in his absence, who had been killed by Flavius and Septimius. Tracking Flavius to the Roman city of [[Cyrene]], in nearby [[Cyrenaica|Cyernaica]], Bayek confronted and eliminated him, the man he deemed responsible for Khemu's death, despite Flavius' wielding of the ancient relic's powers. With the relic in hand, Bayek returned to Alexandria so as to apprise Aya of these events.<ref name="The Final Weighing">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[The Final Weighing]]</ref>

====Becoming a Hidden One====
====Becoming a Hidden One====

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	Before the death of his son, Khemu, Bayek was a caring and loving father and husband, as well as a dutiful protector to his home of Siwa. He possessed a lighthearted and jovial nature, as well as a strong sense of responsibility and duty for those who needed protection. He was also very religious and would often teach his son about the gods and how they shaped daily life within the kingdom. Despite this, however, he claimed to never see eye to eye with priests, often condemning their greed and their pursuit of money and power.		Before the death of his son, Khemu, Bayek was a caring and loving father and husband, as well as a dutiful protector to his home of Siwa. He possessed a lighthearted and jovial nature, as well as a strong sense of responsibility and duty for those who needed protection. He was also very religious and would often teach his son about the gods and how they shaped daily life within the kingdom. Despite this, however, he claimed to never see eye to eye with priests, often condemning their greed and their pursuit of money and power.

	After Khemu's death, Bayek's ~~focus in~~ life ~~pivoted to~~ the pursuit of those who were responsible~~; he~~ vowed not to rest until everyone involved had paid with their lives. Despite his priority being the elimination of the Order of the Ancients, Bayek wouldn't hesitate to stop to help those in need, showing that he still took his role as a Medjay and protector of the innocent seriously.		After Khemu's death, Bayek started to show many symptoms of Persistent Complex Bereavement Disorder. Unlike Aya, who still remained more level headed after Khemu's death, Bayek obsessively focused his life around mourning Khemu and the relentless pursuit of those who were responsible. He vowed not to rest until everyone involved had paid with their lives. Despite his priority being the elimination of the Order of the Ancients, Bayek wouldn't hesitate to stop to help those in need, showing that he still took his role as a Medjay and protector of the innocent seriously.

	[[File:Origins Quest16TheCocrodile'sScales Part03.PNG\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Bayek being kind to Shadya]]		[[File:Origins Quest16TheCocrodile'sScales Part03.PNG\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Bayek being kind to Shadya]]
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	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]''
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' {{C\|voice only}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' {{C\|voice only}}
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Freerunners]]'' {{~~c\|non-canonical appearance~~}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Freerunners]]'' {{Nc}}
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Where's the Assassin?]]'' {{~~c\|non-canonical appearance~~}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Where's the Assassin?]]'' {{Nc}}
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple]]'' {{c\|cameo}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple]]'' {{c\|cameo}}
	*''[[Assassin's Creed Roleplaying Game]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed Roleplaying Game]]''
			*''[[Assassin's Creed: Mirage]] – [[Valley of Memory]]'' {{Imo}}

	==References==		==References==

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	Following Rufio's death, Amunet informed Bayek of Gamilat's practice of attacking the Romans before ordering his men to retreat into a nearby village. The inevitable Roman backlash and slaughter of innocent villagers were then deliberately being used to inspire more people to join Gamilat's rebellion. Outraged that Gamilat would cause the deaths of innocents to further his own cause, Bayek confronted the rebel leader and was ultimately forced to kill him when Gamilat refused to change his ways. Bayek and Amunet eventually rebuilt the bureau in the Sinai high in the mountains north of Arsinoe, and announce their plans to expand the brotherhood into [[Petra (city)\|Petra]] and the {{Wiki\|Herodian kingdom		Following Rufio's death, Amunet informed Bayek of Gamilat's practice of attacking the Romans before ordering his men to retreat into a nearby village. The inevitable Roman backlash and slaughter of innocent villagers were then deliberately being used to inspire more people to join Gamilat's rebellion. Outraged that Gamilat would cause the deaths of innocents to further his own cause, Bayek confronted the rebel leader and was ultimately forced to kill him when Gamilat refused to change his ways. Bayek and Amunet eventually rebuilt the bureau in the Sinai high in the mountains north of Arsinoe, and announce their plans to expand the brotherhood into [[Petra (city)\|Petra]] and the {{Wiki\|Herodian kingdom}}'s region of [[Levant\|Judea]].<ref name="The Greater Good">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]] – [[The Hidden Ones (DLC)\|The Hidden Ones]]'' – [[The Greater Good]]</ref>
	}}'s region of [[Levant\|Judea]].<ref name="The Greater Good">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]] – [[The Hidden Ones (DLC)\|The Hidden Ones]]'' – [[The Greater Good]]</ref>

	===The Curse of the Pharaohs===		===The Curse of the Pharaohs===

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	===Etymology===		===Etymology===
	The name "Bayek" is a play on the Egyptian word [[wikt:bjk#Egyptian\|𓃀𓇋𓎡𓅃]] (''bjk''), meaning "[[falcon]]", in keeping with the tradition in ''[[Assassin's Creed (series)\|Assassin's Creed]]'' of its protagonists' names being associated with birds.<ref>{{Cite web\|url=https://www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2017/06/11/-meet-assassin-s-creed-origin-s-new-hero-and-his-eagle.aspx\|title=Meet Assassin's Creed Origin's New Hero—And His Eagle\|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20170614200256/https://www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2017/06/11/-meet-assassin-s-creed-origin-s-new-hero-and-his-eagle.aspx\|archivedate=14 June 2017\|author=Cork, Jeff\|date=11 June 2017\|publisher=''{{Wiki\|Game Informer}}''\|accessdate=10 June 2017}}</ref> Bayek was the first protagonist to have his name written in his peoples' writing system in official art—in his case, ~~{{Wiki\|~~Egyptian hieroglyphs}}. He was followed by [[Alexios]] and Kassandra in ''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'', which used the {{Wiki\|Greek alphabet}}, and later [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'', which used Nordic runes, specifically, {{Wiki\|Younger Futhark}}. As a curiosity, the great majority of the series' previous protagonists are people who had adopted the Latin alphabet, with the notable exceptions of [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]] ({{Wiki\|Arabic alphabet}}), [[Nikolai Orelov]] ({{Wiki\|Cyrillic script}}), [[Shao Jun]] ({{Wiki\|Traditional Chinese characters}}) and [[Arbaaz Mir]] ({{Wiki\|Devanagari}} and {{Wiki\|Persian alphabet\|Perso-Arabic script}}).		The name "Bayek" is a play on the Egyptian word [[wikt:bjk#Egyptian\|𓃀𓇋𓎡𓅃]] (''bjk''), meaning "[[falcon]]", in keeping with the tradition in ''[[Assassin's Creed (series)\|Assassin's Creed]]'' of its protagonists' names being associated with birds.<ref>{{Cite web\|url=https://www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2017/06/11/-meet-assassin-s-creed-origin-s-new-hero-and-his-eagle.aspx\|title=Meet Assassin's Creed Origin's New Hero—And His Eagle\|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20170614200256/https://www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2017/06/11/-meet-assassin-s-creed-origin-s-new-hero-and-his-eagle.aspx\|archivedate=14 June 2017\|author=Cork, Jeff\|date=11 June 2017\|publisher=''{{Wiki\|Game Informer}}''\|accessdate=10 June 2017}}</ref> Bayek was the first protagonist to have his name written in his peoples' writing system in official art—in his case, [[Egyptian hieroglyphs]]. He was followed by [[Alexios]] and Kassandra in ''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'', which used the {{Wiki\|Greek alphabet}}, and later [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'', which used Nordic runes, specifically, {{Wiki\|Younger Futhark}}. As a curiosity, the great majority of the series' previous protagonists are people who had adopted the Latin alphabet, with the notable exceptions of [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]] ({{Wiki\|Arabic alphabet}}), [[Nikolai Orelov]] ({{Wiki\|Cyrillic script}}), [[Shao Jun]] ({{Wiki\|Traditional Chinese characters}}) and [[Arbaaz Mir]] ({{Wiki\|Devanagari}} and {{Wiki\|Persian alphabet\|Perso-Arabic script}}).

	Bayek's alias of Amun is a reference to the Egyptian [[Amun (deity)\|deity of the same name]]. In {{wiki\|ancient Egyptian religion}}, Amun is considered to be the king of gods, the champion of the poor and downtrodden who upheld justice, and part of the {{wiki\|Ogdoad (Egyptian)\|Ogdoad}}, a group of eight primordial deities responsible for the creation of the world according to the [[Hermopolis]] tradition. Alongside his consort and female counterpart [[Amunet (deity)\|Amunet]], he symbolizes the hidden depths and incomprehensibility of the primeval world. His name, 𓇋𓏠𓈖 (''jmn)'', can also be roughly translated to the "Hidden One".		Bayek's alias of Amun is a reference to the Egyptian [[Amun (deity)\|deity of the same name]]. In {{wiki\|ancient Egyptian religion}}, Amun is considered to be the king of gods, the champion of the poor and downtrodden who upheld justice, and part of the {{wiki\|Ogdoad (Egyptian)\|Ogdoad}}, a group of eight primordial deities responsible for the creation of the world according to the [[Hermopolis]] tradition. Alongside his consort and female counterpart [[Amunet (deity)\|Amunet]], he symbolizes the hidden depths and incomprehensibility of the primeval world. His name, 𓇋𓏠𓈖 (''jmn)'', can also be roughly translated to the "Hidden One".

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	Growing up in the remote village of [[Siwa]], Bayek inherited the mantle of Medjay from his father, [[Sabu]], and dedicated his life to protecting the security and welfare of his people. He also tried to raise his son, [[Khemu]], in the Medjay ways, but this took a dramatic turn in 49 BCE, when Khemu was killed during an altercation with the [[Order of the Ancients]], who had tried to interrogate Bayek to learn how to unlock the [[Siwa Vault]].		Growing up in the remote village of [[Siwa]], Bayek inherited the mantle of Medjay from his father, [[Sabu]], and dedicated his life to protecting the security and welfare of his people. He also tried to raise his son, [[Khemu]], in the Medjay ways, but this took a dramatic turn in 49 BCE, when Khemu was killed during an altercation with the [[Order of the Ancients]], who had tried to interrogate Bayek to learn how to unlock the [[Siwa Vault]].

	Swearing vengeance on the Order, Bayek abandoned his Medjay duties and, alongside Aya, embarked on a [[Hunt for the Snake\|quest]] to avenge their son by systematically assassinating every individual responsible. In process, they became allied with the exiled queen [[Cleopatra\|Cleopatra VII]], who revealed that the Order's reach and power far exceeded their initial belief. Although wary, Bayek followed Aya's lead and pledged his service to Cleopatra as her personal Medjay, in the process embroiling himself in the [[Alexandrine ~~Civil War~~]] against [[Ptolemy XIII]].		Swearing vengeance on the Order, Bayek abandoned his Medjay duties and, alongside Aya, embarked on a [[Hunt for the Snake\|quest]] to avenge their son by systematically assassinating every individual responsible. In process, they became allied with the exiled queen [[Cleopatra\|Cleopatra VII]], who revealed that the Order's reach and power far exceeded their initial belief. Although wary, Bayek followed Aya's lead and pledged his service to Cleopatra as her personal Medjay, in the process embroiling himself in the [[Alexandrine war]] against [[Ptolemy XIII]].

	Following the conflict's conclusion, Cleopatra and her ally, [[Gaius Julius Caesar\|Julius Caesar]], betrayed Bayek and Aya by aligning themselves with the Order. In response, Bayek gathered their allies to form the Hidden Ones, a secret brotherhood that swore to fight against the Order and safeguard peace and freedom. However, this came at the expense of his marriage, as Aya elected to travel to [[Rome]] to establish her own branch of the Hidden Ones there.		Following the conflict's conclusion, Cleopatra and her ally, [[Gaius Julius Caesar\|Julius Caesar]], betrayed Bayek and Aya by aligning themselves with the Order. In response, Bayek gathered their allies to form the Hidden Ones, a secret brotherhood that swore to fight against the Order and safeguard peace and freedom. However, this came at the expense of his marriage, as Aya elected to travel to [[Rome]] to establish her own branch of the Hidden Ones there.
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	Having eliminated both of his targets, Bayek returned to Aya atop the [[Paneum]], where the couple decided to spend a night of passion to celebrate achieving closure for the death of their son.<ref name="Aya"/> The following day, however, Bayek expressed his doubts over Eudoros being the last of the masked men and, though Aya tried to assure him that their quest for revenge was over, he remained unsettled. Aya then suggested that Bayek meet Apollodorus for more information, and directed him to the [[Lageion Hippodrome]] in the [[Kanopos Nome]].<ref name="Egypt's Medjay"/>		Having eliminated both of his targets, Bayek returned to Aya atop the [[Paneum]], where the couple decided to spend a night of passion to celebrate achieving closure for the death of their son.<ref name="Aya"/> The following day, however, Bayek expressed his doubts over Eudoros being the last of the masked men and, though Aya tried to assure him that their quest for revenge was over, he remained unsettled. Aya then suggested that Bayek meet Apollodorus for more information, and directed him to the [[Lageion Hippodrome]] in the [[Kanopos Nome]].<ref name="Egypt's Medjay"/>

	===~~Alexandrian Civil War~~===		===Alexandrine war===
	====Activities in Alexandria====		====Activities in Alexandria====
	While visiting the [[Serapeum of Alexandria]], Bayek was approached by [[Lysander (priest)\|a priest]] who told him that his drummer had been jailed after being accused by the tanner [[Theon]] of stealing a precious [[lion]]'s skin. The Medjay freed the drummer who told him that the skin had been stolen by bandits. Bayek recovered the skin and proved the drummer's innocence before Theon who refused to present excuses to an Egyptian.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Serapis Unites]]</ref> Later, the priest tasked Bayek to recover food that had been taken from the poor by guards.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[A Tithe By Any Other Name]]</ref> After the Medjay accomplished this mission, the guards discovered that the priest was responsible and wanted him dead. Bayek escorted the priest to the island of [[Pharos]] where he sought refuge and took up his old name Lysander.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[The Odyssey (memory)\|The Odyssey]]</ref>		While visiting the [[Serapeum of Alexandria]], Bayek was approached by [[Lysander (priest)\|a priest]] who told him that his drummer had been jailed after being accused by the tanner [[Theon]] of stealing a precious [[lion]]'s skin. The Medjay freed the drummer who told him that the skin had been stolen by bandits. Bayek recovered the skin and proved the drummer's innocence before Theon who refused to present excuses to an Egyptian.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Serapis Unites]]</ref> Later, the priest tasked Bayek to recover food that had been taken from the poor by guards.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[A Tithe By Any Other Name]]</ref> After the Medjay accomplished this mission, the guards discovered that the priest was responsible and wanted him dead. Bayek escorted the priest to the island of [[Pharos]] where he sought refuge and took up his old name Lysander.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[The Odyssey (memory)\|The Odyssey]]</ref>

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	\|birth = c. 85 BCE<br>[[Siwa]], [[Ptolemaic Kingdom]]		\|birth = c. 85 BCE<br>[[Siwa]], [[Ptolemaic Kingdom]]
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	**[[Egyptian Brotherhood of Assassins\|Egyptian Brotherhood]]		**[[Egyptian Brotherhood of Assassins\|Egyptian Brotherhood]]
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	'''Bayek ~~of Siwa~~''' (born c. 85 BCE), also known by the alias '''Amun''', was one of the last [[Medjay]] of [[Egypt]] and the co-founder of the [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]] alongside his wife, [[Amunet\|Aya]].		'''Bayek''' (born c. 85 BCE), also known by the alias '''Amun''', was one of the last [[Medjay]] of [[Egypt]] and the co-founder of the [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]] alongside his wife, [[Amunet\|Aya]].

	Growing up in the remote village of [[Siwa]], Bayek inherited the mantle of Medjay from his father, [[Sabu]], and dedicated his life to protecting the security and welfare of his people. He also tried to raise his son, [[Khemu]], in the Medjay ways, but this took a dramatic turn in 49 BCE, when Khemu was killed during an altercation with the [[Order of the Ancients]], who had tried to interrogate Bayek to learn how to unlock the [[Siwa Vault]].		Growing up in the remote village of [[Siwa]], Bayek inherited the mantle of Medjay from his father, [[Sabu]], and dedicated his life to protecting the security and welfare of his people. He also tried to raise his son, [[Khemu]], in the Medjay ways, but this took a dramatic turn in 49 BCE, when Khemu was killed during an altercation with the [[Order of the Ancients]], who had tried to interrogate Bayek to learn how to unlock the [[Siwa Vault]].

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	[[File:ACO THO Hidden Ones Gathering.png\|thumb\|250px\|Bayek and Amunet laying down the tenets of the Creed]]		[[File:ACO THO Hidden Ones Gathering.png\|thumb\|250px\|Bayek and Amunet laying down the tenets of the Creed]]
	Following Rufio's death, Amunet informed Bayek of Gamilat's practice of attacking the Romans before ordering his men to retreat into a nearby village. The inevitable Roman backlash and slaughter of innocent villagers were then deliberately being used to inspire more people to join Gamilat's rebellion. Outraged that Gamilat would cause the deaths of innocents to further his own cause, Bayek confronted the rebel leader and was ultimately forced to kill him when Gamilat refused to change his ways. Bayek and Amunet eventually rebuilt the bureau in the Sinai high in the mountains north of Arsinoe, and announce their plans to expand the brotherhood into Petra and {{Wiki\|Herodian kingdom		Following Rufio's death, Amunet informed Bayek of Gamilat's practice of attacking the Romans before ordering his men to retreat into a nearby village. The inevitable Roman backlash and slaughter of innocent villagers were then deliberately being used to inspire more people to join Gamilat's rebellion. Outraged that Gamilat would cause the deaths of innocents to further his own cause, Bayek confronted the rebel leader and was ultimately forced to kill him when Gamilat refused to change his ways. Bayek and Amunet eventually rebuilt the bureau in the Sinai high in the mountains north of Arsinoe, and announce their plans to expand the brotherhood into [[Petra (city)\|Petra]] and the {{Wiki\|Herodian kingdom
	}}'s region of [[Levant\|Judea]].<ref name="The Greater Good">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]] – [[The Hidden Ones (DLC)\|The Hidden Ones]]'' – [[The Greater Good]]</ref>		}}'s region of [[Levant\|Judea]].<ref name="The Greater Good">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]] – [[The Hidden Ones (DLC)\|The Hidden Ones]]'' – [[The Greater Good]]</ref>

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	Following Rufio's death, Amunet informed Bayek of Gamilat's practice of attacking the Romans before ordering his men to retreat into a nearby village. The inevitable Roman backlash and slaughter of innocent villagers were then deliberately being used to inspire more people to join Gamilat's rebellion. Outraged that Gamilat would cause the deaths of innocents to further his own cause, Bayek confronted the rebel leader and was ultimately forced to kill him when Gamilat refused to change his ways. Bayek and Amunet eventually rebuilt the bureau in the Sinai high in the mountains north of Arsinoe, and announce their plans to expand the brotherhood into Petra and {{Wiki\|Herodian kingdom		Following Rufio's death, Amunet informed Bayek of Gamilat's practice of attacking the Romans before ordering his men to retreat into a nearby village. The inevitable Roman backlash and slaughter of innocent villagers were then deliberately being used to inspire more people to join Gamilat's rebellion. Outraged that Gamilat would cause the deaths of innocents to further his own cause, Bayek confronted the rebel leader and was ultimately forced to kill him when Gamilat refused to change his ways. Bayek and Amunet eventually rebuilt the bureau in the Sinai high in the mountains north of Arsinoe, and announce their plans to expand the brotherhood into [[Petra (city)\|Petra]] and the {{Wiki\|Herodian kingdom
	}}'s region of [[Levant\|Judea]].<ref name="The Greater Good">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]] – [[The Hidden Ones (DLC)\|The Hidden Ones]]'' – [[The Greater Good]]</ref>		}}'s region of [[Levant\|Judea]].<ref name="The Greater Good">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]] – [[The Hidden Ones (DLC)\|The Hidden Ones]]'' – [[The Greater Good]]</ref>

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	Upon returning to Siwa, the former Medjay found the Vault already opened. Inside, he discovered the body of Hepzefaa, his childhood friend and the man he had chosen to defend Siwa in his absence, who had been killed by Flavius and Septimius. Tracking Flavius to the Roman city of [[Cyrene]], in nearby [[Cyrenaica\|Cyernaica]], Bayek confronted and eliminated him, the man he deemed responsible for Khemu's death, despite Flavius' wielding of the ancient relic's powers. With the relic in hand, Bayek returned to Alexandria so as to apprise Aya of these events. <ref name="The Final Weighing">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[The Final Weighing]]</ref>		Upon returning to Siwa, the former Medjay found the Vault already opened. Inside, he discovered the body of Hepzefaa, his childhood friend and the man he had chosen to defend Siwa in his absence, who had been killed by Flavius and Septimius. Tracking Flavius to the Roman city of [[Cyrene]], in nearby [[Cyrenaica\|Cyernaica]], Bayek confronted and eliminated him, the man he deemed responsible for Khemu's death, despite Flavius' wielding of the ancient relic's powers. With the relic in hand, Bayek returned to Alexandria so as to apprise Aya of these events.<ref name="The Final Weighing">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[The Final Weighing]]</ref>

	====Becoming a Hidden One====		====Becoming a Hidden One====