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	{{Memory_Infobox		{{Memory_Infobox
	\| name = Children of the Streets		\| name = Children of the Streets
	\| image = ACO Children of the Streets 10.png		\| image = [[File:ACO Children of the Streets 10.png]]
	\| description = ''After rescuing a [[Iphri\|street urchin]] from [[bandit]]s, [[Bayek]] finds out that his sister [[Kawit]] has gone [[Slavery\|missing]], as well as a number of other street children. In order to rescue them, he must follow Kawit's trail across the city of [[Memphis]], meeting a variety of colorful characters along the way.''		\| description = ''After rescuing a [[Iphri\|street urchin]] from [[bandit]]s, [[Bayek]] finds out that his sister [[Kawit]] has gone [[Slavery\|missing]], as well as a number of other street children. In order to rescue them, he must follow Kawit's trail across the city of [[Memphis]], meeting a variety of colorful characters along the way.''
	\| appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''		\| appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''
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	Bayek entered the upper floor and found a bunch of letters.		Bayek entered the upper floor and found a bunch of letters.
	*'''Bayek:''' ''Gaia kept up quite an exchange of letters. I could learn more about her reading these.''		*'''Bayek:''' ''Gaia kept up quite an exchange of letters. I could learn more about her reading these.''
	~~:'''~~Gaia's Letters~~:'''<br>''~~G.<br>We were expecting shipment to [[Alexandria]]. Where are the twenty [[Slavery\|bags of grain]]? The bags are needed for our contacts in Alexandria immediately. If you can't deliver, let us know and we'll find a new supplier. There's enough grain in the countryside that we're intent on taking matters into our own hands.<br>A.<br><br>No need to be so coy, [[Aemilius]], this is just between us. I suggest you do try and find a new supplier. Perhaps they can train their bags of grain faster than I, but I doubt it.<br>— Gaia.<br><br>G.<br>Our clients grow tried at your lack of progress.<br>A.<br><br>Again, Aemilius, no need to pretend we're anything other than business people working on an arrangement between each other. You can use my name.<br>I have found this batch of [[Egypt]]ian grain a little more tiresome than normal. Be assured you will have your shipment within the week.<br>— Gaia<br><br>G.<br>The clients were very happy with this Egyptian grain. They especially happy that it was so well reconstituted into a new form. They would like another batch in two months time as is normal.<br>A.<br><br>Aemilius, it will be as you say.<br>My fondest regards,<br>Gaia<br><br>G.<br>It has been longer than the agreed upon time.<br>A.<br><br>We grow impatient, Gaia. It cannot be that hard to find a new batch of whelps.<br>Aemilius<br><br>Aemilius,<br>These heathens are impossible. I will be able to discuss the particulars of this with you in person shortly. I look forwar—<br>(The letter is unfinished)''		{{IUNote
			\|Title=Gaia's Letters
			\|Text=G.<br>We were expecting shipment to [[Alexandria]]. Where are the twenty [[Slavery\|bags of grain]]? The bags are needed for our contacts in Alexandria immediately. If you can't deliver, let us know and we'll find a new supplier. There's enough grain in the countryside that we're intent on taking matters into our own hands.<br>A.<br><br>No need to be so coy, [[Aemilius]], this is just between us. I suggest you do try and find a new supplier. Perhaps they can train their bags of grain faster than I, but I doubt it.<br>— Gaia.<br><br>G.<br>Our clients grow tried at your lack of progress.<br>A.<br><br>Again, Aemilius, no need to pretend we're anything other than business people working on an arrangement between each other. You can use my name.<br>I have found this batch of [[Egypt]]ian grain a little more tiresome than normal. Be assured you will have your shipment within the week.<br>— Gaia<br><br>G.<br>The clients were very happy with this Egyptian grain. They especially happy that it was so well reconstituted into a new form. They would like another batch in two months time as is normal.<br>A.<br><br>Aemilius, it will be as you say.<br>My fondest regards,<br>Gaia<br><br>G.<br>It has been longer than the agreed upon time.<br>A.<br><br>We grow impatient, Gaia. It cannot be that hard to find a new batch of whelps.<br>Aemilius<br><br>Aemilius,<br>These heathens are impossible. I will be able to discuss the particulars of this with you in person shortly. I look forwar—<br>(The letter is unfinished)}}
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	\|-\|Bayek found the basement first=		\|-\|Bayek found the basement first=

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	*'''Bayek:''' ''Gaia kept up quite an exchange of letters. I could learn more about her reading these.''		*'''Bayek:''' ''Gaia kept up quite an exchange of letters. I could learn more about her reading these.''
	:'''Gaia's Letters:'''<br>''G.<br>We were expecting shipment to [[Alexandria]]. Where are the twenty [[Slavery\|bags of grain]]? The bags are needed for our contacts in Alexandria immediately. If you can't deliver, let us know and we'll find a new supplier. There's enough grain in the countryside that we're intent on taking matters into our own hands.<br>A.<br><br>No need to be so coy, [[Aemilius]], this is just between us. I suggest you do try and find a new supplier. Perhaps they can train their bags of grain faster than I, but I doubt it.<br>— Gaia.<br><br>G.<br>Our clients grow tried at your lack of progress.<br>A.<br><br>Again, Aemilius, no need to pretend we're anything other than business people working on an arrangement between each other. You can use my name.<br>I have found this batch of [[Egypt]]ian grain a little more tiresome than normal. Be assured you will have your shipment within the week.<br>— Gaia<br><br>G.<br>The clients were very happy with this Egyptian grain. They especially happy that it was so well reconstituted into a new form. They would like another batch in two months time as is normal.<br>A.<br><br>Aemilius, it will be as you say.<br>My fondest regards,<br>Gaia<br><br>G.<br>It has been longer than the agreed upon time.<br>A.<br><br>We grow impatient, Gaia. It cannot be that hard to find a new batch of whelps.<br>Aemilius<br><br>Aemilius,<br>These heathens are impossible. I will be able to discuss the particulars of this with you in person shortly. I look forwar—<br>(The letter is unfinished)''		:'''Gaia's Letters:'''<br>''G.<br>We were expecting shipment to [[Alexandria]]. Where are the twenty [[Slavery\|bags of grain]]? The bags are needed for our contacts in Alexandria immediately. If you can't deliver, let us know and we'll find a new supplier. There's enough grain in the countryside that we're intent on taking matters into our own hands.<br>A.<br><br>No need to be so coy, [[Aemilius]], this is just between us. I suggest you do try and find a new supplier. Perhaps they can train their bags of grain faster than I, but I doubt it.<br>— Gaia.<br><br>G.<br>Our clients grow tried at your lack of progress.<br>A.<br><br>Again, Aemilius, no need to pretend we're anything other than business people working on an arrangement between each other. You can use my name.<br>I have found this batch of [[Egypt]]ian grain a little more tiresome than normal. Be assured you will have your shipment within the week.<br>— Gaia<br><br>G.<br>The clients were very happy with this Egyptian grain. They especially happy that it was so well reconstituted into a new form. They would like another batch in two months time as is normal.<br>A.<br><br>Aemilius, it will be as you say.<br>My fondest regards,<br>Gaia<br><br>G.<br>It has been longer than the agreed upon time.<br>A.<br><br>We grow impatient, Gaia. It cannot be that hard to find a new batch of whelps.<br>Aemilius<br><br>Aemilius,<br>These heathens are impossible. I will be able to discuss the particulars of this with you in person shortly. I look forwar—<br>(The letter is unfinished)''
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			\|-\|Bayek found the basement first=
	Bayek found an entrance to the villa's basement. He killed the soldiers and ventured in further, only to discover children locked in a cage.		Bayek found an entrance to the villa's basement. He killed the soldiers and ventured in further, only to discover children locked in a cage.
	*'''Kawit:''' ''Over here!''		*'''Kawit:''' ''Over here!''
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	*'''Kawit:''' ''Then go get it from one of those sun-struck [[cattle\|cows]] of bandits!<br>Go and get the key from those wax-for-brains!<br>I said that one of those dung-stuffed bandits has the key! Go kill them and get it!<br>The key! Go... and get... the key!''		*'''Kawit:''' ''Then go get it from one of those sun-struck [[cattle\|cows]] of bandits!<br>Go and get the key from those wax-for-brains!<br>I said that one of those dung-stuffed bandits has the key! Go kill them and get it!<br>The key! Go... and get... the key!''
	Bayek left to acquire the key, then returned once he had it.		Bayek left to acquire the key, then returned once he had it.
			\|-\|Bayek found the key first=
			Bayek killed a guard with a key.
			*'''Bayek:''' ''Why would the guard carry this key? It must unlock something important.''
			Bayek found an entrance to the villa's basement.
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	*'''Bayek:''' ''I have the key.''		*'''Bayek:''' ''I have the key.''
	*'''Kawit:''' ''Then use it, by [[Amun]]'s hairy nipples!''		*'''Kawit:''' ''Then use it, by [[Amun]]'s hairy nipples!''

imported>Darman36 at 01:15, 16 March 2023

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imported>Kd103: This sidequest is directly after this one. I have Senu mark Kawit to see where she travels after being freed, and Mortem Romanum is nearby (and also new).

2020-06-07T12:50:20Z

This sidequest is directly after this one. I have Senu mark Kawit to see where she travels after being freed, and Mortem Romanum is nearby (and also new).

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	\| type = Side, Level 23		\| type = Side, Level 23
	\| previous = [[Odor Most Foul]]		\| previous = [[Odor Most Foul]]
	\| next = [[~~Taimhotep's Song~~]]		\| next = [[Mortem Romanum]]
	\| source = [[Bayek]]		\| source = [[Bayek]]
	\| location = [[Memphis]], [[Ptolemaic Kingdom]]		\| location = [[Memphis]], [[Ptolemaic Kingdom]]
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	**'''Kawit:''' ''Over here!''		**'''Kawit:''' ''Over here!''
	**'''Bayek:''' ''I do not have the key to your cell.''		**'''Bayek:''' ''I do not have the key to your cell.''
	**'''Kawit:''' ''Then go get it from one of those sun-struck [[cattle\|cows]] of bandits!<br />Go and get the key from those wax-for-brains!<br>I said that one of those dung-stuffed bandits has the key! Go kill them and get it!<br>The key! Go… and get… the key!''		**'''Kawit:''' ''Then go get it from one of those sun-struck [[cattle\|cows]] of bandits!<br />Go and get the key from those wax-for-brains!<br />I said that one of those dung-stuffed bandits has the key! Go kill them and get it!<br />The key! Go… and get… the key!''

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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imported>Lady Kyashira at 13:02, 17 May 2020

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	{{Era\|Memories\|ACO}}		{{Era\|Memories\|ACO}}
	~~{{imageneed}}~~
	{{Memory_Infobox		{{Memory_Infobox
	\| name = Children of the Streets		\| name = Children of the Streets
			\| image = ACO Children of the Streets 10.png
	\| description = ''After rescuing a street urchin from bandits, [[Bayek]] finds out that his sister [[Kawit]] has gone missing, as well as a number of other street children. In order to rescue them, he must follow Kawit's trail across the city of [[Memphis]], meeting a variety of colorful characters along the way.''		\| description = ''After rescuing a street urchin from bandits, [[Bayek]] finds out that his sister [[Kawit]] has gone missing, as well as a number of other street children. In order to rescue them, he must follow Kawit's trail across the city of [[Memphis]], meeting a variety of colorful characters along the way.''
	\| appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''		\| appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''
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	==Dialogue==		==Dialogue==
	While travelling in southern Memphis, Bayek noticed a [[merchant]] yelling for help to stop a [[Iphri\|boy]] from stealing.		While travelling in southern Memphis, Bayek noticed a [[merchant]] yelling for help to stop a [[Iphri\|boy]] from stealing.
	*'''Man:''' ''[[Thief]]! Thief!<br />[[Medjay]]! Catch that little good-for-nothing. Hurry!<br />Every (poor peasant) around here thinks they deserve a handout...<br>Bring that neket iadet back here! He will get a taste of the lash for every bite of fruit he steals.<br>Why are you still talking to me? Go, go!''		*'''Man:''' ''[[Thief]]! Thief!<br>[[Medjay]]! Catch that little good-for-nothing. Hurry!<br>Every (poor peasant) around here thinks they deserve a handout...<br>Bring that neket iadet back here! He will get a taste of the lash for every bite of fruit he steals.<br>Why are you still talking to me? Go, go!''
	Bayek chased after the boy.		Bayek chased after the boy.
	*'''Bayek:''' ''The further you run, the worse it will go between us!''		*'''Bayek:''' ''The further you run, the worse it will go between us!''
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	*'''Bandit 2:''' ''What do you expect? They ran wild in the streets for years.''		*'''Bandit 2:''' ''What do you expect? They ran wild in the streets for years.''
	*'''Bandit 1:''' ''Quit your mewling!''		*'''Bandit 1:''' ''Quit your mewling!''
			[[File:ACO Children of the Streets 2.png\|thumb\|250px\|Bayek fighting the bandits]]
	Bayek finally jumped and attacked the bandits.		Bayek finally jumped and attacked the bandits.
	*'''Child:''' ''Hit them hard!<br />Go, Medjay! Get them!<br />Punch them in the teeth!''		*'''Child:''' ''Hit them hard!<br>Go, Medjay! Get them!<br>Punch them in the teeth!''
	Bayek killed the bandits.		Bayek killed the bandits.
	*'''Child:''' ''You did it! I knew you could do it.''		*'''Child:''' ''You did it! I knew you could do it.''
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	*'''Bayek:''' ''You don't need to buy my help. It is yours for free. What is your sister's name?''		*'''Bayek:''' ''You don't need to buy my help. It is yours for free. What is your sister's name?''
	*'''Child:''' ''Kawit. And mine's Iphri. If you find Kawit, tell her I'm mad at her!''		*'''Child:''' ''Kawit. And mine's Iphri. If you find Kawit, tell her I'm mad at her!''
			[[File:ACO Children of the Streets 4.png\|thumb\|250px\|Bayek arriving at the shipyard]]
	Bayek travelled to the shipyard, where he discovered a burnt ship.		Bayek travelled to the shipyard, where he discovered a burnt ship.
	*'''Bayek:''' ''That ship will not sail any time soon.''		*'''Bayek:''' ''That ship will not sail any time soon.''
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	Bayek noticed a merchant in front of the ship.		Bayek noticed a merchant in front of the ship.
	*'''Bayek:''' ''An oil-seller. He may have seen Kawit.''		*'''Bayek:''' ''An oil-seller. He may have seen Kawit.''
			[[File:ACO Children of the Streets 6.png\|thumb\|250px\|Bayek questioning the oil seller]]
	He approached the oil-seller.		He approached the oil-seller.
	*'''Man:''' ''You break my pots, I break your face!<br />Keep your distance or I will break your face!''		*'''Man:''' ''You break my pots, I break your face!<br>Keep your distance or I will break your face!''
	*'''Bayek:''' ''Easy now. Did you see a young girl around the shipyard yesterday?''		*'''Bayek:''' ''Easy now. Did you see a young girl around the shipyard yesterday?''
	*'''Man:''' ''I see lots of girls, most not worth looking at twice.''		*'''Man:''' ''I see lots of girls, most not worth looking at twice.''
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	Bayek killed the bandits.		Bayek killed the bandits.
	*'''Bayek:''' ''I need to talk to that child.''		*'''Bayek:''' ''I need to talk to that child.''
			[[File:ACO Children of the Streets 7.png\|thumb\|250px\|Bayek finding a young girl on the ship]]
	Bayek boarded the ship and approach the child.		Bayek boarded the ship and approach the child.
	*'''Bayek:''' ''Your brother sent me here. Where is Kawit?''		*'''Bayek:''' ''Your brother sent me here. Where is Kawit?''
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	*'''Bayek:''' ''Why would the guard carry this key? It must unlock something important.''		*'''Bayek:''' ''Why would the guard carry this key? It must unlock something important.''
	Bayek entered the upper floor and found a bunch of letters.		Bayek entered the upper floor and found a bunch of letters.
	*'''Gaia's Letters:'''<br />''G.<br />We were expecting shipment to [[Alexandria]]. Where are the twenty [[slave\|bags of grain]]? The bags are needed for our contacts in Alexandria immediately. If you can't deliver, let us know and we'll find a new supplier. There's enough grain in the countryside that we're intent on taking matters into our own hands.<br />A.<br /><br />No need to be so coy, [[Aemilius]], this is just between us. I suggest you do try and find a new supplier. Perhaps they can train their bags of grain faster than I, but I doubt it.<br />- Gaia.<br /><br />G.<br />Our clients grow tried at your lack of progress.<br />A.<br /><br />Again, Aemilius, no need to pretend we're anything other than business people working on an arrangement between each other. You can use my name.<br />I have found this batch of [[Egypt]]ian grain a little more tiresome than normal. Be assured you will have your shipment within the week.<br />- Gaia<br /><br />G.<br />The clients were very happy with this Egyptian grain. They especially happy that it was so well reconstituted into a new form. They would like another batch in two months time as is normal.<br />A.<br /><br />Aemilius, it will be as you say.<br />My fondest regards,<br />Gaia<br /><br />G.<br />It has been longer than the agreed upon time.<br />A.<br /><br />We grow impatient, Gaia. It cannot be that hard to find a new batch of whelps.<br />Aemilius<br /><br />Aemilius,<br />These heathens are impossible. I will be able to discuss the particulars of this with you in person shortly. I look forwar-<br />(The letter is unfinished)''		*'''Gaia's Letters:'''<br>''G.<br>We were expecting shipment to [[Alexandria]]. Where are the twenty [[slave\|bags of grain]]? The bags are needed for our contacts in Alexandria immediately. If you can't deliver, let us know and we'll find a new supplier. There's enough grain in the countryside that we're intent on taking matters into our own hands.<br>A.<br><br>No need to be so coy, [[Aemilius]], this is just between us. I suggest you do try and find a new supplier. Perhaps they can train their bags of grain faster than I, but I doubt it.<br>- Gaia.<br><br>G.<br>Our clients grow tried at your lack of progress.<br>A.<br><br>Again, Aemilius, no need to pretend we're anything other than business people working on an arrangement between each other. You can use my name.<br>I have found this batch of [[Egypt]]ian grain a little more tiresome than normal. Be assured you will have your shipment within the week.<br>- Gaia<br><br>G.<br>The clients were very happy with this Egyptian grain. They especially happy that it was so well reconstituted into a new form. They would like another batch in two months time as is normal.<br>A.<br><br>Aemilius, it will be as you say.<br>My fondest regards,<br>Gaia<br><br>G.<br>It has been longer than the agreed upon time.<br>A.<br><br>We grow impatient, Gaia. It cannot be that hard to find a new batch of whelps.<br>Aemilius<br><br>Aemilius,<br>These heathens are impossible. I will be able to discuss the particulars of this with you in person shortly. I look forwar-<br>(The letter is unfinished)''
	*'''Bayek:''' ''Gaia kept up quite an exchange of letters. I could learn more about her reading these.''		*'''Bayek:''' ''Gaia kept up quite an exchange of letters. I could learn more about her reading these.''
	Bayek found an entrance to the basement of the villa. He killed the soldiers and ventured in further, only to discover children locked in a cage.		Bayek found an entrance to the basement of the villa. He killed the soldiers and ventured in further, only to discover children locked in a cage.
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	*'''Kawit:''' ''Where is he?''		*'''Kawit:''' ''Where is he?''
	*'''Bayek:''' ''What do you mean?''		*'''Bayek:''' ''What do you mean?''
			[[File:ACO Children of the Streets 11.png\|thumb\|250px\|Iphri appearing infront of Kawit and Bayek]]
	Iphri appeared in front of them.		Iphri appeared in front of them.
	*'''Child:''' ''I followed you the whole way!''		*'''Child:''' ''I followed you the whole way!''
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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*If Bayek approached the cage without the key, they'd have the following exchange:		*If Bayek approached the cage without the key, they'd have the following exchange:
	*'''Kawit:''' ''Over here!''		**'''Kawit:''' ''Over here!''
	*'''Bayek:''' ''I do not have the key to your cell.''		**'''Bayek:''' ''I do not have the key to your cell.''
	*'''Kawit:''' ''Then go get it from one of those sun-struck [[cattle\|cows]] of bandits!<br />Go and get the key from those wax-for-brains!<br>I said that one of those dung-stuffed bandits has the key! Go kill them and get it!<br>The key! Go… and get… the key!''		**'''Kawit:''' ''Then go get it from one of those sun-struck [[cattle\|cows]] of bandits!<br />Go and get the key from those wax-for-brains!<br>I said that one of those dung-stuffed bandits has the key! Go kill them and get it!<br>The key! Go… and get… the key!''

			==Gallery==
			<gallery position="center" widths="180" captionalign="center">
			ACO Children of the Streets 1.png\|Bayek chasing Iphri
			ACO Children of the Streets 3.png\|Bayek speaking to Iphri
			ACO Children of the Streets 5.png\|Bayek finding a doll near a fallen cage
			ACO Children of the Streets 8.png\|Bayek finding Kawit and Matia in a cage
			ACO Children of the Streets 9.png\|Bayek freeing Kawit and Matia
			ACO Children of the Streets 12.png\|Kawit directing Bayek to the House of Nef
			</gallery>

	==References==		==References==

imported>Lady Kyashira at 09:26, 17 May 2020

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	\| type = Side, Level 23		\| type = Side, Level 23
	\| previous = [[Odor Most Foul]]		\| previous = [[Odor Most Foul]]
	\| next = [[~~Mortem Romanum~~]]		\| next = [[Taimhotep's Song]]
	\| source = [[Bayek]]		\| source = [[Bayek]]
	\| location = [[Memphis]], [[~~Egypt~~]]~~, {{Wiki\|Ptolemaic Kingdom}}~~		\| location = [[Memphis]], [[Ptolemaic Kingdom]]
	\| date = 48 BCE}}		\| date = 48 BCE}}
	'''Children of the Streets''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Bayek]]'s genetic memories, relived by [[Layla Hassan]] through the Portable [[Animus\|Animus HR-8]].		'''Children of the Streets''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Bayek]]'s genetic memories, relived by [[Layla Hassan]] through the Portable [[Animus\|Animus HR-8]].

imported>Touloir at 21:29, 27 February 2019

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	*'''Soldier 1:''' ''I know why I left home.''		*'''Soldier 1:''' ''I know why I left home.''
	*'''Soldier 2:''' ''I'd hate to see what she'd think of me now.''		*'''Soldier 2:''' ''I'd hate to see what she'd think of me now.''
	Bayek ~~found an entrance to~~ the ~~basement of the villa. Venturing in further~~, ~~he discovered children locked in~~ a ~~cage.~~		Bayek slew the soldiers, recovering a key from one of them.
	*'''Kawit:''' ''[Psst!] Over here! Open this door! One of those piss-reeking bandits has the key~~.''~~
	*'''Bayek:''' ''I do not have the key to your cell.''
	*'''Kawit:''' ''Then go get it from ~~those sun-struck cows of bandits!<br>I said that~~ one of ~~those dung-stuffed bandits has the key! Go kill~~ them ~~and get it!<br>Go and get the key from those wax-for-brains!<br>The key! Go… and get… the key!''~~
	~~Had Bayek found the key before talking to Kawit~~.
	*'''Bayek:''' ''Why would the guard carry this key? It must unlock something important.''		*'''Bayek:''' ''Why would the guard carry this key? It must unlock something important.''
	~~After having talked to Kawit, Bayek slew the soldiers, recovering the key from one of them.~~
	*'''Bayek:''' ''This must be the key to Kawit's cell.''
	Bayek entered the upper floor and found a bunch of letters.		Bayek entered the upper floor and found a bunch of letters.
	*'''Gaia's Letters:'''<br />''G.<br />We were expecting shipment to [[Alexandria]]. Where are the twenty [[slave\|bags of grain]]? The bags are needed for our contacts in Alexandria immediately. If you can't deliver, let us know and we'll find a new supplier. There's enough grain in the countryside that we're intent on taking matters into our own hands.<br />A.<br /><br />No need to be so coy, [[Aemilius]], this is just between us. I suggest you do try and find a new supplier. Perhaps they can train their bags of grain faster than I, but I doubt it.<br />- Gaia.<br /><br />G.<br />Our clients grow tried at your lack of progress.<br />A.<br /><br />Again, Aemilius, no need to pretend we're anything other than business people working on an arrangement between each other. You can use my name.<br />I have found this batch of [[Egypt]]ian grain a little more tiresome than normal. Be assured you will have your shipment within the week.<br />- Gaia<br /><br />G.<br />The clients were very happy with this Egyptian grain. They especially happy that it was so well reconstituted into a new form. They would like another batch in two months time as is normal.<br />A.<br /><br />Aemilius, it will be as you say.<br />My fondest regards,<br />Gaia<br /><br />G.<br />It has been longer than the agreed upon time.<br />A.<br /><br />We grow impatient, Gaia. It cannot be that hard to find a new batch of whelps.<br />Aemilius<br /><br />Aemilius,<br />These heathens are impossible. I will be able to discuss the particulars of this with you in person shortly. I look forwar-<br />(The letter is unfinished)''		*'''Gaia's Letters:'''<br />''G.<br />We were expecting shipment to [[Alexandria]]. Where are the twenty [[slave\|bags of grain]]? The bags are needed for our contacts in Alexandria immediately. If you can't deliver, let us know and we'll find a new supplier. There's enough grain in the countryside that we're intent on taking matters into our own hands.<br />A.<br /><br />No need to be so coy, [[Aemilius]], this is just between us. I suggest you do try and find a new supplier. Perhaps they can train their bags of grain faster than I, but I doubt it.<br />- Gaia.<br /><br />G.<br />Our clients grow tried at your lack of progress.<br />A.<br /><br />Again, Aemilius, no need to pretend we're anything other than business people working on an arrangement between each other. You can use my name.<br />I have found this batch of [[Egypt]]ian grain a little more tiresome than normal. Be assured you will have your shipment within the week.<br />- Gaia<br /><br />G.<br />The clients were very happy with this Egyptian grain. They especially happy that it was so well reconstituted into a new form. They would like another batch in two months time as is normal.<br />A.<br /><br />Aemilius, it will be as you say.<br />My fondest regards,<br />Gaia<br /><br />G.<br />It has been longer than the agreed upon time.<br />A.<br /><br />We grow impatient, Gaia. It cannot be that hard to find a new batch of whelps.<br />Aemilius<br /><br />Aemilius,<br />These heathens are impossible. I will be able to discuss the particulars of this with you in person shortly. I look forwar-<br />(The letter is unfinished)''
	*'''Bayek:''' ''Gaia kept up quite an exchange of letters. I could learn more about her reading these.''		*'''Bayek:''' ''Gaia kept up quite an exchange of letters. I could learn more about her reading these.''
	He killed the soldiers and ~~found the key~~.		Bayek found an entrance to the basement of the villa. He killed the soldiers and ventured in further, only to discover children locked in a cage.
			*'''Kawit:''' ''Over here!''
	*'''Bayek:''' ''I have the key.''		*'''Bayek:''' ''I have the key.''
	*'''Kawit:''' ''Then use it, by [[Amun]]'s hairy nipples!''		*'''Kawit:''' ''Then use it, by [[Amun]]'s hairy nipples!''
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	*'''Kawit:''' ''Over here!''		*'''Kawit:''' ''Over here!''
	*'''Bayek:''' ''I do not have the key to your cell.''		*'''Bayek:''' ''I do not have the key to your cell.''
	*'''Kawit:''' ''Then go get it from one of those sun-struck [[cattle\|cows]] of bandits!<br />Go and get the key from those wax-for-brains!''		*'''Kawit:''' ''Then go get it from one of those sun-struck [[cattle\|cows]] of bandits!<br />Go and get the key from those wax-for-brains!<br>I said that one of those dung-stuffed bandits has the key! Go kill them and get it!<br>The key! Go… and get… the key!''

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	*'''Bandit 3:''' ''If we don't find those kids, Mistress Gaia'll have our hides!''		*'''Bandit 3:''' ''If we don't find those kids, Mistress Gaia'll have our hides!''
	*'''Bandit 2:''' ''They're children. They can't have gotten far.''		*'''Bandit 2:''' ''They're children. They can't have gotten far.''
			Bayek found a child aboard the ship.
			*'''Child:''' ''The bandits won't stop looking for me! I can't get away!''
			*'''Bayek:''' ''I will see to it. Cover your eyes.''
	Bayek killed the bandits.		Bayek killed the bandits.
	*'''Bayek:''' ''I need to talk to that child.''		*'''Bayek:''' ''I need to talk to that child.''
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	*'''Child:''' ''They took her and everyone else to a [[Gaia Afrania's villa\|house]] in the city. Some rich lady named Gaia owns it. It's by the [[Temple of Hathor\|temple]] of [[Hathor]]. Will you save my family?''		*'''Child:''' ''They took her and everyone else to a [[Gaia Afrania's villa\|house]] in the city. Some rich lady named Gaia owns it. It's by the [[Temple of Hathor\|temple]] of [[Hathor]]. Will you save my family?''
	*'''Bayek:''' ''By the Mother Goddess, I will.''		*'''Bayek:''' ''By the Mother Goddess, I will.''
	Bayek returned to Memphis and searched for the villa. While infiltrating the place, he overheard Gaia Afrania's men talking.		Bayek returned to Memphis and searched for the villa. While infiltrating the place, he overheard Gaia Afrania's men – former kidnapped children – talking.
	*'''Soldier 1:''' ''So what do you miss most about your family?''		*'''Soldier 1:''' ''So what do you miss most about your family?''
	*'''Soldier 2:''' '' Oh, Mother's cooking, definitely. She makes a delicious mustard partridge. She always took such good care of us. Sometimes I wonder why I left home.''		*'''Soldier 2:''' '' Oh, Mother's cooking, definitely. She makes a delicious mustard partridge. She always took such good care of us. Sometimes I wonder why I left home.''
	*'''Soldier 1:''' ''I know why I left home. I'd hate to see what she'd think of me now.''		*'''Soldier 1:''' ''I know why I left home.''
	Bayek ~~slew~~ the ~~soldiers~~, ~~recovering~~ a key from one of them.		*'''Soldier 2:''' ''I'd hate to see what she'd think of me now.''
			Bayek found an entrance to the basement of the villa. Venturing in further, he discovered children locked in a cage.
			*'''Kawit:''' ''[Psst!] Over here! Open this door! One of those piss-reeking bandits has the key.''
			*'''Bayek:''' ''I do not have the key to your cell.''
			*'''Kawit:''' ''Then go get it from those sun-struck cows of bandits!<br>I said that one of those dung-stuffed bandits has the key! Go kill them and get it!<br>Go and get the key from those wax-for-brains!<br>The key! Go… and get… the key!''
			Had Bayek found the key before talking to Kawit.
	*'''Bayek:''' ''Why would the guard carry this key? It must unlock something important.''		*'''Bayek:''' ''Why would the guard carry this key? It must unlock something important.''
			After having talked to Kawit, Bayek slew the soldiers, recovering the key from one of them.
			*'''Bayek:''' ''This must be the key to Kawit's cell.''
	Bayek entered the upper floor and found a bunch of letters.		Bayek entered the upper floor and found a bunch of letters.
	*'''Gaia's Letters:'''<br />''G.<br />We were expecting shipment to [[Alexandria]]. Where are the twenty [[slave\|bags of grain]]? The bags are needed for our contacts in Alexandria immediately. If you can't deliver, let us know and we'll find a new supplier. There's enough grain in the countryside that we're intent on taking matters into our own hands.<br />A.<br /><br />No need to be so coy, [[Aemilius]], this is just between us. I suggest you do try and find a new supplier. Perhaps they can train their bags of grain faster than I, but I doubt it.<br />- Gaia.<br /><br />G.<br />Our clients grow tried at your lack of progress.<br />A.<br /><br />Again, Aemilius, no need to pretend we're anything other than business people working on an arrangement between each other. You can use my name.<br />I have found this batch of [[Egypt]]ian grain a little more tiresome than normal. Be assured you will have your shipment within the week.<br />- Gaia<br /><br />G.<br />The clients were very happy with this Egyptian grain. They especially happy that it was so well reconstituted into a new form. They would like another batch in two months time as is normal.<br />A.<br /><br />Aemilius, it will be as you say.<br />My fondest regards,<br />Gaia<br /><br />G.<br />It has been longer than the agreed upon time.<br />A.<br /><br />We grow impatient, Gaia. It cannot be that hard to find a new batch of whelps.<br />Aemilius<br /><br />Aemilius,<br />These heathens are impossible. I will be able to discuss the particulars of this with you in person shortly. I look forwar-<br />(The letter is unfinished)''		*'''Gaia's Letters:'''<br />''G.<br />We were expecting shipment to [[Alexandria]]. Where are the twenty [[slave\|bags of grain]]? The bags are needed for our contacts in Alexandria immediately. If you can't deliver, let us know and we'll find a new supplier. There's enough grain in the countryside that we're intent on taking matters into our own hands.<br />A.<br /><br />No need to be so coy, [[Aemilius]], this is just between us. I suggest you do try and find a new supplier. Perhaps they can train their bags of grain faster than I, but I doubt it.<br />- Gaia.<br /><br />G.<br />Our clients grow tried at your lack of progress.<br />A.<br /><br />Again, Aemilius, no need to pretend we're anything other than business people working on an arrangement between each other. You can use my name.<br />I have found this batch of [[Egypt]]ian grain a little more tiresome than normal. Be assured you will have your shipment within the week.<br />- Gaia<br /><br />G.<br />The clients were very happy with this Egyptian grain. They especially happy that it was so well reconstituted into a new form. They would like another batch in two months time as is normal.<br />A.<br /><br />Aemilius, it will be as you say.<br />My fondest regards,<br />Gaia<br /><br />G.<br />It has been longer than the agreed upon time.<br />A.<br /><br />We grow impatient, Gaia. It cannot be that hard to find a new batch of whelps.<br />Aemilius<br /><br />Aemilius,<br />These heathens are impossible. I will be able to discuss the particulars of this with you in person shortly. I look forwar-<br />(The letter is unfinished)''
	*'''Bayek:''' ''Gaia kept up quite an exchange of letters. I could learn more about her reading these.''		*'''Bayek:''' ''Gaia kept up quite an exchange of letters. I could learn more about her reading these.''
	~~Bayek found an entrance to the basement of the villa.~~ He killed the soldiers and ~~ventured in further, only to discover children locked in a cage~~.		He killed the soldiers and found the key.
	*'''Kawit:''' ''Over here!''
	*'''Bayek:''' ''I have the key.''		*'''Bayek:''' ''I have the key.''
	*'''Kawit:''' ''Then use it, by [[Amun]]'s hairy nipples!''		*'''Kawit:''' ''Then use it, by [[Amun]]'s hairy nipples!''

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	==Dialogue==		==Dialogue==
	While travelling in southern Memphis, Bayek noticed a [[merchant]] yelling for help to stop a [[Iphri\|boy]] from stealing.		While travelling in southern Memphis, Bayek noticed a [[merchant]] yelling for help to stop a [[Iphri\|boy]] from stealing.
	*'''Man:''' ''[[Thief]]! Thief!<br>[[Medjay]]! Catch that little good-for-nothing. Hurry!<br>Every (poor peasant) around here thinks they deserve a handout...<br>Bring that neket iadet back here! He will get a taste of the lash for every bite of fruit he steals.<br>Why are you still talking to me? Go, go!''		*'''Man:''' ''[[Thief]]! Thief!<br />[[Medjay]]! Catch that little good-for-nothing. Hurry!<br />Every (poor peasant) around here thinks they deserve a handout...<br />Bring that neket iadet back here! He will get a taste of the lash for every bite of fruit he steals.<br />Why are you still talking to me? Go, go!''
	Bayek chased after the boy.		Bayek chased after the boy.
	*'''Bayek:''' ''The further you run, the worse it will go between us!''		*'''Bayek:''' ''The further you run, the worse it will go between us!''
	*'''Child:''' ''(laughing) A Medjay should be quicker than you!''		*'''Child:''' (laughing) ''A Medjay should be quicker than you!''
	*'''Bayek:''' ''How can a child so small run so fast?''		*'''Bayek:''' ''How can a child so small run so fast?''
	The boy led Bayek to an open rooftop and jumped into the room, filled with bandits.		The boy led Bayek to an open rooftop and jumped into the room, filled with bandits.
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	[[File:ACO Children of the Streets 2.png\|thumb\|250px\|Bayek fighting the bandits]]		[[File:ACO Children of the Streets 2.png\|thumb\|250px\|Bayek fighting the bandits]]
	Bayek finally jumped and attacked the bandits.		Bayek finally jumped and attacked the bandits.
	*'''Child:''' ''Hit them hard!<br>Go, Medjay! Get them!<br>Punch them in the teeth!''		*'''Child:''' ''Hit them hard!<br />Go, Medjay! Get them!<br />Punch them in the teeth!''
	Bayek killed the bandits.		Bayek killed the bandits.
	*'''Child:''' ''You did it! I knew you could do it.''		*'''Child:''' ''You did it! I knew you could do it.''
	*'''Bayek:''' ''Did you bring me here to get rid of these bandits?''		*'''Bayek:''' ''Did you bring me here to get rid of these bandits?''
	*'''Child:''' ''Sure did! I'm extremely smart -- everyone says so.''		*'''Child:''' ''Sure did! I'm extremely smart – everyone says so.''
	*'''Bayek:''' ''How did a smart boy like you get tricked into working for bandits?''		*'''Bayek:''' ''How did a smart boy like you get tricked into working for bandits?''
	*'''Child:''' ''I don't work for them! This mean old [[Gaia Afrania\|lady]] locked up a bunch of us kids. She makes us steal for her.''		*'''Child:''' ''I don't work for them! This mean old [[Gaia Afrania\|lady]] locked up a bunch of us kids. She makes us steal for her.''
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	[[File:ACO Children of the Streets 6.png\|thumb\|250px\|Bayek questioning the oil seller]]		[[File:ACO Children of the Streets 6.png\|thumb\|250px\|Bayek questioning the oil seller]]
	He approached the oil-seller.		He approached the oil-seller.
	*'''Man:''' ''You break my pots, I break your face!<br>Keep your distance or I will break your face!''		*'''Man:''' ''You break my pots, I break your face!<br />Keep your distance or I will break your face!''
	*'''Bayek:''' ''Easy now. Did you see a young girl around the shipyard yesterday?''		*'''Bayek:''' ''Easy now. Did you see a young girl around the shipyard yesterday?''
	*'''Man:''' ''I see lots of girls, most not worth looking at twice.''		*'''Man:''' ''I see lots of girls, most not worth looking at twice.''
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	*'''Bandit 2:''' ''Should we set the bushes on fire?''		*'''Bandit 2:''' ''Should we set the bushes on fire?''
	*'''Bandit 3:''' ''Where are those little shits?''		*'''Bandit 3:''' ''Where are those little shits?''
	*'''Bandit 1:''' ''Birds hiding among reeds - we'll scare them out.''		*'''Bandit 1:''' ''Birds hiding among reeds – we'll scare them out.''
	*'''Bandit 3:''' ''If we don't find those kids, Mistress Gaia'll have our hides!''		*'''Bandit 3:''' ''If we don't find those kids, Mistress Gaia'll have our hides!''
	*'''Bandit 2:''' ''They're children. They can't have gotten far.''		*'''Bandit 2:''' ''They're children. They can't have gotten far.''
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	*'''Bayek:''' ''Why would the guard carry this key? It must unlock something important.''		*'''Bayek:''' ''Why would the guard carry this key? It must unlock something important.''
	Bayek entered the upper floor and found a bunch of letters.		Bayek entered the upper floor and found a bunch of letters.
	*'''Gaia's Letters:'''<br>''G.<br>We were expecting shipment to [[Alexandria]]. Where are the twenty [[slave\|bags of grain]]? The bags are needed for our contacts in Alexandria immediately. If you can't deliver, let us know and we'll find a new supplier. There's enough grain in the countryside that we're intent on taking matters into our own hands.<br>A.<br><br>No need to be so coy, [[Aemilius]], this is just between us. I suggest you do try and find a new supplier. Perhaps they can train their bags of grain faster than I, but I doubt it.<br>- Gaia.<br><br>G.<br>Our clients grow tried at your lack of progress.<br>A.<br><br>Again, Aemilius, no need to pretend we're anything other than business people working on an arrangement between each other. You can use my name.<br>I have found this batch of [[Egypt]]ian grain a little more tiresome than normal. Be assured you will have your shipment within the week.<br>- Gaia<br><br>G.<br>The clients were very happy with this Egyptian grain. They especially happy that it was so well reconstituted into a new form. They would like another batch in two months time as is normal.<br>A.<br><br>Aemilius, it will be as you say.<br>My fondest regards,<br>Gaia<br><br>G.<br>It has been longer than the agreed upon time.<br>A.<br><br>We grow impatient, Gaia. It cannot be that hard to find a new batch of whelps.<br>Aemilius<br><br>Aemilius,<br>These heathens are impossible. I will be able to discuss the particulars of this with you in person shortly. I look ~~forwar-~~<br>(The letter is unfinished)''		*'''Gaia's Letters:'''<br />''G.<br />We were expecting shipment to [[Alexandria]]. Where are the twenty [[slave\|bags of grain]]? The bags are needed for our contacts in Alexandria immediately. If you can't deliver, let us know and we'll find a new supplier. There's enough grain in the countryside that we're intent on taking matters into our own hands.<br />A.<br /><br />No need to be so coy, [[Aemilius]], this is just between us. I suggest you do try and find a new supplier. Perhaps they can train their bags of grain faster than I, but I doubt it.<br />— Gaia.<br /><br />G.<br />Our clients grow tried at your lack of progress.<br />A.<br /><br />Again, Aemilius, no need to pretend we're anything other than business people working on an arrangement between each other. You can use my name.<br />I have found this batch of [[Egypt]]ian grain a little more tiresome than normal. Be assured you will have your shipment within the week.<br />— Gaia<br /><br />G.<br />The clients were very happy with this Egyptian grain. They especially happy that it was so well reconstituted into a new form. They would like another batch in two months time as is normal.<br />A.<br /><br />Aemilius, it will be as you say.<br />My fondest regards,<br />Gaia<br /><br />G.<br />It has been longer than the agreed upon time.<br />A.<br /><br />We grow impatient, Gaia. It cannot be that hard to find a new batch of whelps.<br />Aemilius<br /><br />Aemilius,<br />These heathens are impossible. I will be able to discuss the particulars of this with you in person shortly. I look forwar—<br />(The letter is unfinished)''
	*'''Bayek:''' ''Gaia kept up quite an exchange of letters. I could learn more about her reading these.''		*'''Bayek:''' ''Gaia kept up quite an exchange of letters. I could learn more about her reading these.''
	Bayek found an entrance to the basement of the villa. He killed the soldiers and ventured in further, only to discover children locked in a cage.		Bayek found an entrance to the basement of the villa. He killed the soldiers and ventured in further, only to discover children locked in a cage.