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	In 48 BCE, Bayek stopped by the Temple of Sekhmet to pay Menehet a visit while en route to Alexandria to reunite with his wife, [[Amunet\|Aya]]. Aware that the temple's renovations were new to the Medjay, Menehet gave his friend a tour of the complex, and Bayek was impressed by the opulence of the temple. When they reached the temple's reflecting pool, Menehet's children pounced upon Bayek from behind, a playful greeting that transitioned into a game of hide-and-seek. Busy with his work, Menehet was not party to this, but whether he knew it or not, his children found themselves in dangerous spots over the course of the game, with Keba trapped in a well and Soris even narrowly escaping a ravenous [[hyena]].<ref name="Ambush in the Temple" />		In 48 BCE, Bayek stopped by the Temple of Sekhmet to pay Menehet a visit while en route to Alexandria to reunite with his wife, [[Amunet\|Aya]]. Aware that the temple's renovations were new to the Medjay, Menehet gave his friend a tour of the complex, and Bayek was impressed by the opulence of the temple. When they reached the temple's reflecting pool, Menehet's children pounced upon Bayek from behind, a playful greeting that transitioned into a game of hide-and-seek. Busy with his work, Menehet was not party to this, but whether he knew it or not, his children found themselves in dangerous spots over the course of the game, with Keba trapped in a well and Soris even narrowly escaping a ravenous [[hyena]].<ref name="Ambush in the Temple" />

	While the children and Bayek were concluding their game, Menehet was confronted by a visitor to Yamu infuriated by the presence of fraudulent [[cat]] [[~~mummy~~\|mummies]] in the market. Although the priest asserted that responsibility for the matter laid solely with the [[Baqet\|merchant]] in question, this reasoning failed to appease the visitor who stormed away no less irate than before. Because Bayek had caught wind of the rant, Menehet was prompt to describe the issue to him whereupon the Medjay took it upon himself to investigate the incident on Menehet's behalf.<ref name="Ulterior Votive">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' – [[Ulterior Votive]]</ref>		While the children and Bayek were concluding their game, Menehet was confronted by a visitor to Yamu infuriated by the presence of fraudulent [[cat]] [[Mummification\|mummies]] in the market. Although the priest asserted that responsibility for the matter laid solely with the [[Baqet\|merchant]] in question, this reasoning failed to appease the visitor who stormed away no less irate than before. Because Bayek had caught wind of the rant, Menehet was prompt to describe the issue to him whereupon the Medjay took it upon himself to investigate the incident on Menehet's behalf.<ref name="Ulterior Votive">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' – [[Ulterior Votive]]</ref>

	===Festival of Sekhmet===		===Festival of Sekhmet===

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	===Festival of Sekhmet===		===Festival of Sekhmet===
	[[File:ACO Lady of Slaughter - Parting Ways.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Menehet parting ways with Bayek]]		[[File:ACO Lady of Slaughter - Parting Ways.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Menehet parting ways with Bayek]]
	Once the [[bandit]]s behind the fake mummies had been dealt with, Menehet again enlisted the help of ~~Bayek — this~~ time to locate [[Pamu]], an Egyptian fighter who had been scheduled to portray the [[Champion of Sekhmet]] against the [[Champion of Isfet\|champion]] of [[Isfet]] during the fight in the Festival of Sekhmet that night. When Bayek returned with an intoxicated Pamu, he offered to fight as Sekhmet's champion in Pamu's place to save his friend from disgrace, a favor which Menehet was very grateful for, directing him to speak to the High Priest for permission.<ref name="Lady of Slaughter">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' – [[Lady of Slaughter]]</ref>		Once the [[bandit]]s behind the fake mummies had been dealt with, Menehet again enlisted the help of Bayek—this time to locate [[Pamu]], an Egyptian fighter who had been scheduled to portray the [[Champion of Sekhmet]] against the [[Champion of Isfet\|champion]] of [[Isfet]] during the fight in the Festival of Sekhmet that night. When Bayek returned with an intoxicated Pamu, he offered to fight as Sekhmet's champion in Pamu's place to save his friend from disgrace, a favor which Menehet was very grateful for, directing him to speak to the High Priest for permission.<ref name="Lady of Slaughter">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' – [[Lady of Slaughter]]</ref>

	After the festival, Menehet thanked Bayek for his spectacular performance in winning the fight against Isfet, allowing him to keep the Sekhmet costume and the [[Peasant's Scepter\|staff]] as tokens of respect. Recognizing that it was time for the Medjay to resume his journey to Alexandria, he then bid farewell to him, agreeing that Bayek should also do the same to the children before he left.<ref name="Lady of Slaughter" />		After the festival, Menehet thanked Bayek for his spectacular performance in winning the fight against Isfet, allowing him to keep the Sekhmet costume and the [[Peasant's Scepter\|staff]] as tokens of respect. Recognizing that it was time for the Medjay to resume his journey to Alexandria, he then bid farewell to him, agreeing that Bayek should also do the same to the children before he left.<ref name="Lady of Slaughter" />

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	'''Menehet''' was a priest of the [[Temple of Sekhmet\|Temple]] of [[Sekhmet]] in [[Yamu]], [[Egypt]] who served as the second in command to the temple's [[High Priest of Sekhmet\|High Priest]] through 48 BCE. The father of [[Soris]], [[Hasina]], [[Nailah]], and [[Keba]], he was also a friend of the [[Medjay]] [[Bayek]] of [[Siwa]] who his children treated as a loving uncle.		'''Menehet''' was a priest of the [[Temple of Sekhmet\|Temple]] of [[Sekhmet]] in [[Yamu]], [[Egypt]] who served as the second in command to the temple's [[High Priest of Sekhmet\|High Priest]] through 48 BCE. The father of [[Soris]], [[Hasina]], [[Nailah]], and [[Keba]], he was also a friend of the [[Medjay]] [[Bayek]] of [[Siwa]] who his children treated as a loving uncle.

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	===Visit by an old friend===		===Visit by an old friend===
			[[File:ACO Ambush in the Temple - Bayek Menehet Reunited.png\|thumb\|250px\|Menehet reunited with Bayek]]
	In 48 BCE, Bayek stopped by the Temple of Sekhmet to pay Menehet a visit while en route to Alexandria to reunite with his wife, [[Amunet\|Aya]]. Aware that the temple's renovations were new to the Medjay, Menehet gave his friend a tour of the complex, and Bayek was impressed by the opulence of the temple. When they reached the temple's reflecting pool, Menehet's children pounced upon Bayek from behind, a playful greeting that transitioned into a game of hide-and-seek. Busy with his work, Menehet was not party to this, but whether he knew it or not, his children found themselves in dangerous spots over the course of the game, with Keba trapped in a well and Soris even narrowly escaping a ravenous [[hyena]].<ref name="Ambush in the Temple" />		In 48 BCE, Bayek stopped by the Temple of Sekhmet to pay Menehet a visit while en route to Alexandria to reunite with his wife, [[Amunet\|Aya]]. Aware that the temple's renovations were new to the Medjay, Menehet gave his friend a tour of the complex, and Bayek was impressed by the opulence of the temple. When they reached the temple's reflecting pool, Menehet's children pounced upon Bayek from behind, a playful greeting that transitioned into a game of hide-and-seek. Busy with his work, Menehet was not party to this, but whether he knew it or not, his children found themselves in dangerous spots over the course of the game, with Keba trapped in a well and Soris even narrowly escaping a ravenous [[hyena]].<ref name="Ambush in the Temple" />

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	===Festival of Sekhmet===		===Festival of Sekhmet===
			[[File:ACO Lady of Slaughter - Parting Ways.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Menehet parting ways with Bayek]]
	Once the [[bandit]]s behind the fake mummies had been dealt with, Menehet again enlisted the help of Bayek — this time to locate [[Pamu]], an Egyptian fighter who had been scheduled to portray the [[Champion of Sekhmet]] against the [[Champion of Isfet\|champion]] of [[Isfet]] during the fight in the Festival of Sekhmet that night. When Bayek returned with an intoxicated Pamu, he offered to fight as Sekhmet's champion in Pamu's place to save his friend from disgrace, a favor which Menehet was very grateful for, directing him to speak to the High Priest for permission.<ref name="Lady of Slaughter">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' – [[Lady of Slaughter]]</ref>		Once the [[bandit]]s behind the fake mummies had been dealt with, Menehet again enlisted the help of Bayek — this time to locate [[Pamu]], an Egyptian fighter who had been scheduled to portray the [[Champion of Sekhmet]] against the [[Champion of Isfet\|champion]] of [[Isfet]] during the fight in the Festival of Sekhmet that night. When Bayek returned with an intoxicated Pamu, he offered to fight as Sekhmet's champion in Pamu's place to save his friend from disgrace, a favor which Menehet was very grateful for, directing him to speak to the High Priest for permission.<ref name="Lady of Slaughter">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' – [[Lady of Slaughter]]</ref>

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	Menehet had been serving as a priest of the Temple of Sekhmet in Yamu for some time prior to 48 BCE. With his wife, he fathered four children: Soris, Hasina, Nailah, and Keba within a decade before that year, and the family led peaceful and secure lives even in spite of Egypt's political turmoil. Though the Medjay Bayek lived in the remote village of Siwa many kilometers away to the far west, Menehet was his close friend, to the point that Menehet's children adored Bayek as though he was their own uncle, often engaging in games with him during his visits.<ref name="Ambush in the Temple">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Ambush in the Temple]]</ref>		Menehet had been serving as a priest of the Temple of Sekhmet in Yamu for some time prior to 48 BCE. With his wife, he fathered four children: Soris, Hasina, Nailah, and Keba within a decade before that year, and the family led peaceful and secure lives even in spite of Egypt's political turmoil. Though the Medjay Bayek lived in the remote village of Siwa many kilometers away to the far west, Menehet was his close friend, to the point that Menehet's children adored Bayek as though he was their own uncle, often engaging in games with him during his visits.<ref name="Ambush in the Temple">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Ambush in the Temple]]</ref>

	At some point prior to 53 BCE,{{Fact}} Menehet was promoted as the second-in-command to the High Priest of Yamu. In the meantime, the town experienced an economic boom due to the yearly [[Festival of Sekhmet]] it hosted, as well as a host of other ceremonies that attracted [[Alexandria]]ns and other urban citizens from afar. Menehet was active in his duties during this period of prosperity for the temple.<ref name="Ambush in the Temple" />		At some point prior to 53 BCE,{{Fact\|June 2019}} Menehet was promoted as the second-in-command to the High Priest of Yamu. In the meantime, the town experienced an economic boom due to the yearly [[Festival of Sekhmet]] it hosted, as well as a host of other ceremonies that attracted [[Alexandria]]ns and other urban citizens from afar. Menehet was active in his duties during this period of prosperity for the temple.<ref name="Ambush in the Temple" />

	===Visit by an old friend===		===Visit by an old friend===

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
			===Life as a priest===
	Menehet had been serving as a priest of the Temple of Sekhmet in Yamu for some time prior to 48 BCE. With his wife, he fathered four children: Soris, Hasina, Nailah, and Keba within a decade before that year, and the family led peaceful and secure lives even in spite of Egypt's political turmoil. Though the Medjay Bayek lived in the remote village of Siwa many kilometers away to the far west, Menehet was his close friend, to the point that Menehet's children adored Bayek as though he was their own uncle, often engaging in games with him during his visits.<ref name="Ambush in the Temple">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Ambush in the Temple]]</ref>		Menehet had been serving as a priest of the Temple of Sekhmet in Yamu for some time prior to 48 BCE. With his wife, he fathered four children: Soris, Hasina, Nailah, and Keba within a decade before that year, and the family led peaceful and secure lives even in spite of Egypt's political turmoil. Though the Medjay Bayek lived in the remote village of Siwa many kilometers away to the far west, Menehet was his close friend, to the point that Menehet's children adored Bayek as though he was their own uncle, often engaging in games with him during his visits.<ref name="Ambush in the Temple">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Ambush in the Temple]]</ref>

	At some point ~~between Bayek's visit in 48 BCE and his previous one before that, before the year~~ 53 BCE, Menehet was promoted as the second-in-command to the High Priest of Yamu. In the meantime, the town experienced an economic boom due to the yearly [[Festival of Sekhmet]] it hosted, as well as a host of other ceremonies that attracted [[Alexandria]]ns and other urban citizens from afar. Menehet was active in his duties during this period of prosperity for the temple.<ref name="Ambush in the Temple" />		At some point prior to 53 BCE,{{Fact}} Menehet was promoted as the second-in-command to the High Priest of Yamu. In the meantime, the town experienced an economic boom due to the yearly [[Festival of Sekhmet]] it hosted, as well as a host of other ceremonies that attracted [[Alexandria]]ns and other urban citizens from afar. Menehet was active in his duties during this period of prosperity for the temple.<ref name="Ambush in the Temple" />

			===Visit by an old friend===
	In 48 BCE, Bayek stopped by the Temple of Sekhmet to pay Menehet a visit while en route to Alexandria to reunite with his wife, [[Amunet\|Aya]]. Aware that the temple's renovations were new to the Medjay, Menehet gave his friend a tour of the complex, and Bayek was impressed by the opulence of the temple. When they reached the temple's reflecting pool, Menehet's children pounced upon Bayek from behind, a playful greeting that transitioned into a game of hide-and-seek. Busy with his work, Menehet was not party to this, but whether he knew it or not, his children found themselves in dangerous spots over the course of the game, with Keba trapped in a well and Soris even narrowly escaping a ravenous [[hyena]].<ref name="Ambush in the Temple" />		In 48 BCE, Bayek stopped by the Temple of Sekhmet to pay Menehet a visit while en route to Alexandria to reunite with his wife, [[Amunet\|Aya]]. Aware that the temple's renovations were new to the Medjay, Menehet gave his friend a tour of the complex, and Bayek was impressed by the opulence of the temple. When they reached the temple's reflecting pool, Menehet's children pounced upon Bayek from behind, a playful greeting that transitioned into a game of hide-and-seek. Busy with his work, Menehet was not party to this, but whether he knew it or not, his children found themselves in dangerous spots over the course of the game, with Keba trapped in a well and Soris even narrowly escaping a ravenous [[hyena]].<ref name="Ambush in the Temple" />

	While the children and Bayek were concluding their game, Menehet was confronted by a visitor to Yamu infuriated by the presence of fraudulent [[cat]] [[mummy\|mummies]] in the market. Although the priest asserted that responsibility for the matter laid solely with the [[Baqet\|merchant]] in question, this reasoning failed to appease the visitor who stormed away no less irate than before. Because Bayek had caught wind of the rant, Menehet was prompt to describe the issue to him whereupon the Medjay took it upon himself to investigate the incident on Menehet's behalf.<ref name="Ulterior Votive">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' – [[Ulterior Votive]]</ref>		While the children and Bayek were concluding their game, Menehet was confronted by a visitor to Yamu infuriated by the presence of fraudulent [[cat]] [[mummy\|mummies]] in the market. Although the priest asserted that responsibility for the matter laid solely with the [[Baqet\|merchant]] in question, this reasoning failed to appease the visitor who stormed away no less irate than before. Because Bayek had caught wind of the rant, Menehet was prompt to describe the issue to him whereupon the Medjay took it upon himself to investigate the incident on Menehet's behalf.<ref name="Ulterior Votive">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' – [[Ulterior Votive]]</ref>

			===Festival of Sekhmet===
	Once the [[bandit]]s behind the fake mummies had been dealt with, Menehet again enlisted the help of Bayek — this time to locate [[Pamu]], an Egyptian fighter who had been scheduled to portray the [[Champion of Sekhmet]] against the [[Champion of Isfet\|champion]] of [[Isfet]] during the fight in the Festival of Sekhmet that night. When Bayek returned with an intoxicated Pamu, he offered to fight as Sekhmet's champion in Pamu's place to save his friend from disgrace, a favor which Menehet was very grateful for, directing him to speak to the High Priest for permission.<ref name="Lady of Slaughter">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' – [[Lady of Slaughter]]</ref>		Once the [[bandit]]s behind the fake mummies had been dealt with, Menehet again enlisted the help of Bayek — this time to locate [[Pamu]], an Egyptian fighter who had been scheduled to portray the [[Champion of Sekhmet]] against the [[Champion of Isfet\|champion]] of [[Isfet]] during the fight in the Festival of Sekhmet that night. When Bayek returned with an intoxicated Pamu, he offered to fight as Sekhmet's champion in Pamu's place to save his friend from disgrace, a favor which Menehet was very grateful for, directing him to speak to the High Priest for permission.<ref name="Lady of Slaughter">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' – [[Lady of Slaughter]]</ref>

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	After the festival, Menehet thanked Bayek for his spectacular performance in winning the fight against Isfet, allowing him to keep the Sekhmet costume and the [[Peasant's Scepter\|staff]] as tokens of respect. Recognizing that it was time for the Medjay to resume his journey to Alexandria, he then bid farewell to him, agreeing that Bayek should also do the same to the children before he left.<ref name="Lady of Slaughter" />		After the festival, Menehet thanked Bayek for his spectacular performance in winning the fight against Isfet, allowing him to keep the Sekhmet costume and the [[Peasant's Scepter\|staff]] as tokens of respect. Recognizing that it was time for the Medjay to resume his journey to Alexandria, he then bid farewell to him, agreeing that Bayek should also do the same to the children before he left.<ref name="Lady of Slaughter" />

	==~~Appearance~~==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''

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	\|name = Menehet		\|name = Menehet
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	\|active = 48 BCE<br/>[[Yamu]], [[Egypt]]		\|active = fl. 48 BCE<br/>[[Yamu]], [[Egypt]], {{Wiki\|Ptolemaic Kingdom}}
	\|species = [[Human]]		\|species = [[Human]]
	\|voice = [[Quincy Armorer]]		\|voice = [[Quincy Armorer]]
	}}		}}
	'''Menehet''' was a priest of the [[Temple of Sekhmet]] in [[Yamu]], [[Egypt]] who served as the ~~deputy~~ to the temple's High Priest in 48 BCE. The father of [[Soris]], [[Hasina]], [[Nailah]], and [[Keba]], he was also a friend of the [[Medjay]] [[Bayek]] of [[Siwa]] who his children treated as a loving uncle.		'''Menehet''' was a priest of the [[Temple of Sekhmet\|Temple]] of [[Sekhmet]] in [[Yamu]], [[Egypt]] who served as the second in command to the temple's [[High Priest of Sekhmet\|High Priest]] through 48 BCE. The father of [[Soris]], [[Hasina]], [[Nailah]], and [[Keba]], he was also a friend of the [[Medjay]] [[Bayek]] of [[Siwa]] who his children treated as a loving uncle.

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	Menehet had been serving as a priest of the Temple of Sekhmet in Yamu for some time prior to 48 BCE. With his wife, he fathered four children: Soris, Hasina, Nailah, and Keba within a decade before that year, and the family led peaceful and secure lives even in spite of Egypt's political turmoil. Though the Medjay Bayek lived in the remote village of Siwa many kilometers away to the far west, Menehet was a close friend ~~of him~~ to the point that ~~his~~ children adored ~~him~~ as though he was their own uncle, often engaging in games with him during his visits.<ref name="Ambush in the Temple">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Ambush in the Temple]]</ref>		Menehet had been serving as a priest of the Temple of Sekhmet in Yamu for some time prior to 48 BCE. With his wife, he fathered four children: Soris, Hasina, Nailah, and Keba within a decade before that year, and the family led peaceful and secure lives even in spite of Egypt's political turmoil. Though the Medjay Bayek lived in the remote village of Siwa many kilometers away to the far west, Menehet was his close friend, to the point that Menehet's children adored Bayek as though he was their own uncle, often engaging in games with him during his visits.<ref name="Ambush in the Temple">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Ambush in the Temple]]</ref>

	At some point between Bayek's visit in 48 BCE and his previous one before that, Menehet was promoted as the second-in-command to the High Priest of Yamu. In the meantime, the town experienced an economic boom due to the yearly [[Festival of Sekhmet~~\|festivals~~]] it hosted that attracted [[Alexandria]]ns and other urban citizens from afar. Menehet was active in his duties during this period of prosperity for the temple.<ref name="Ambush in the Temple" />		At some point between Bayek's visit in 48 BCE and his previous one before that, before the year 53 BCE, Menehet was promoted as the second-in-command to the High Priest of Yamu. In the meantime, the town experienced an economic boom due to the yearly [[Festival of Sekhmet]] it hosted, as well as a host of other ceremonies that attracted [[Alexandria]]ns and other urban citizens from afar. Menehet was active in his duties during this period of prosperity for the temple.<ref name="Ambush in the Temple" />

	In 48 BCE, Bayek stopped by the Temple of Sekhmet to pay Menehet a visit while en route to Alexandria to reunite with his wife, [[Aya]]. Aware that the temple's renovations were new to the Medjay, Menehet gave his friend a tour of the complex, and Bayek was impressed by the opulence of the temple. When they reached the temple's reflecting pool, Menehet's children pounced upon Bayek from behind, a playful greeting that transitioned into a game of hide-and-seek. Busy with his work, Menehet was not party to this, but whether he knew it or not, his children found themselves in dangerous spots over the course of the game, with Keba trapped in a well and Soris even narrowly escaping a ravenous [[hyena]].<ref name="Ambush in the Temple" />		In 48 BCE, Bayek stopped by the Temple of Sekhmet to pay Menehet a visit while en route to Alexandria to reunite with his wife, [[Amunet\|Aya]]. Aware that the temple's renovations were new to the Medjay, Menehet gave his friend a tour of the complex, and Bayek was impressed by the opulence of the temple. When they reached the temple's reflecting pool, Menehet's children pounced upon Bayek from behind, a playful greeting that transitioned into a game of hide-and-seek. Busy with his work, Menehet was not party to this, but whether he knew it or not, his children found themselves in dangerous spots over the course of the game, with Keba trapped in a well and Soris even narrowly escaping a ravenous [[hyena]].<ref name="Ambush in the Temple" />

	While the children and Bayek were concluding their game, Menehet was confronted by a visitor to Yamu infuriated by the presence of fraudulent [[cat]] [[mummy\|mummies]] in the market. Although the priest asserted that responsibility for the matter laid solely with the [[Baqet\|merchant]] in question, this reasoning failed to appease the visitor who stormed away no less irate than before. Because Bayek had caught wind of the rant, Menehet was prompt to describe the issue to him whereupon the Medjay took it upon himself to investigate the incident on ~~his~~ behalf.<ref name="Ulterior Votive">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' – [[Ulterior Votive]]</ref>		While the children and Bayek were concluding their game, Menehet was confronted by a visitor to Yamu infuriated by the presence of fraudulent [[cat]] [[mummy\|mummies]] in the market. Although the priest asserted that responsibility for the matter laid solely with the [[Baqet\|merchant]] in question, this reasoning failed to appease the visitor who stormed away no less irate than before. Because Bayek had caught wind of the rant, Menehet was prompt to describe the issue to him whereupon the Medjay took it upon himself to investigate the incident on Menehet's behalf.<ref name="Ulterior Votive">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' – [[Ulterior Votive]]</ref>

	Once the [[bandit]]s behind the fake mummies had been dealt with, Menehet again enlisted the help of Bayek — this time to locate [[Pamu]], an Egyptian fighter who had been scheduled to portray [[Sekhmet]] against ~~{{Wiki\|~~Isfet ~~(Egyptian mythology~~\|Isfet}} during the fight in the Festival of Sekhmet that night. When Bayek returned with an intoxicated Pamu, he offered to fight as Sekhmet in ~~his~~ place to save his friend from disgrace, a favor which Menehet was very ~~much~~ grateful for, directing him to speak to the High Priest for permission.<ref name="Lady of Slaughter">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' – [[Lady of Slaughter]]</ref>		Once the [[bandit]]s behind the fake mummies had been dealt with, Menehet again enlisted the help of Bayek — this time to locate [[Pamu]], an Egyptian fighter who had been scheduled to portray the [[Champion of Sekhmet]] against the [[Champion of Isfet\|champion]] of [[Isfet]] during the fight in the Festival of Sekhmet that night. When Bayek returned with an intoxicated Pamu, he offered to fight as Sekhmet's champion in Pamu's place to save his friend from disgrace, a favor which Menehet was very grateful for, directing him to speak to the High Priest for permission.<ref name="Lady of Slaughter">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' – [[Lady of Slaughter]]</ref>

	After the festival, Menehet thanked Bayek for his spectacular performance in winning the fight against Isfet, allowing him to keep the Sekhmet costume and the [[Peasant's Scepter\|staff]] as tokens of respect. Recognizing that it was time for the Medjay to resume his journey to Alexandria, he then bid farewell to him, agreeing that Bayek should also do the same to the children before he left.<ref name="Lady of Slaughter" />		After the festival, Menehet thanked Bayek for his spectacular performance in winning the fight against Isfet, allowing him to keep the Sekhmet costume and the [[Peasant's Scepter\|staff]] as tokens of respect. Recognizing that it was time for the Medjay to resume his journey to Alexandria, he then bid farewell to him, agreeing that Bayek should also do the same to the children before he left.<ref name="Lady of Slaughter" />

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	\|image = ACO_Menehet.jpg~~\|Menehet~~		\|name = Menehet
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	\|active = 48 BCE<br/>[[Yamu]], [[Egypt]]		\|active = 48 BCE<br/>[[Yamu]], [[Egypt]]
	\|species = [[Human]]		\|species = [[Human]]
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	'''Menehet''' was a priest of the [[~~Temple of Sekhmet\|~~Temple of Sekhmet]] in [[Yamu]], [[Egypt]] who served as the deputy to the temple's High Priest in 48 BCE. The father of [[Soris]], [[Hasina]], [[Nailah]], and [[Keba]], he was also a friend of the [[Medjay]] [[Bayek]] of [[Siwa]] who his children treated as a loving uncle.		'''Menehet''' was a priest of the [[Temple of Sekhmet]] in [[Yamu]], [[Egypt]] who served as the deputy to the temple's High Priest in 48 BCE. The father of [[Soris]], [[Hasina]], [[Nailah]], and [[Keba]], he was also a friend of the [[Medjay]] [[Bayek]] of [[Siwa]] who his children treated as a loving uncle.

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	Menehet had been serving as a priest of the Temple of Sekhmet in Yamu for some time prior to 48 BCE. With his wife, he fathered four children: Soris, Hasina, Nailah, and Keba within a decade before that year, and the family led peaceful and secure lives even in spite of Egypt's political turmoil. Though the Medjay Bayek lived in the remote village of Siwa many kilometers away to the far west, Menehet was a close friend of him to the point that his children adored him as though he was their own uncle, often engaging in games with him during his visits.<ref name="Ambush in the Temple">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Ambush in the Temple]]</ref>		Menehet had been serving as a priest of the Temple of Sekhmet in Yamu for some time prior to 48 BCE. With his wife, he fathered four children: Soris, Hasina, Nailah, and Keba within a decade before that year, and the family led peaceful and secure lives even in spite of Egypt's political turmoil. Though the Medjay Bayek lived in the remote village of Siwa many kilometers away to the far west, Menehet was a close friend of him to the point that his children adored him as though he was their own uncle, often engaging in games with him during his visits.<ref name="Ambush in the Temple">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Ambush in the Temple]]</ref>

	At some point between Bayek's visit in 48 BCE and his previous one before that, Menehet was promoted as the second-in-command to the High Priest of Yamu. In the meantime, the town experienced an economic boom due to the yearly [[Festival of Sekhmet\|~~festival~~]]s it hosted that attracted [[Alexandria]]ns and other urban citizens from afar. Menehet was active in his duties during this period of prosperity for the temple.<ref name="Ambush in the Temple" />		At some point between Bayek's visit in 48 BCE and his previous one before that, Menehet was promoted as the second-in-command to the High Priest of Yamu. In the meantime, the town experienced an economic boom due to the yearly [[Festival of Sekhmet\|festivals]] it hosted that attracted [[Alexandria]]ns and other urban citizens from afar. Menehet was active in his duties during this period of prosperity for the temple.<ref name="Ambush in the Temple" />

	In 48 BCE, Bayek stopped by the Temple of Sekhmet to pay Menehet a visit while en route to Alexandria to reunite with his wife, [[Aya]]. Aware that the temple's renovations were new to the Medjay, Menehet gave his friend a tour of the complex, and Bayek was impressed by the opulence of the temple. When they reached the temple's reflecting pool, Menehet's children pounced upon Bayek from behind, a playful greeting that transitioned into a game of hide-and-seek. Busy with his work, Menehet was not party to this, but whether he knew it or not, his children found themselves in dangerous spots over the course of the game, with Keba trapped in a well and Soris even narrowly escaping a ravenous [[hyena]].<ref name="Ambush in the Temple" />		In 48 BCE, Bayek stopped by the Temple of Sekhmet to pay Menehet a visit while en route to Alexandria to reunite with his wife, [[Aya]]. Aware that the temple's renovations were new to the Medjay, Menehet gave his friend a tour of the complex, and Bayek was impressed by the opulence of the temple. When they reached the temple's reflecting pool, Menehet's children pounced upon Bayek from behind, a playful greeting that transitioned into a game of hide-and-seek. Busy with his work, Menehet was not party to this, but whether he knew it or not, his children found themselves in dangerous spots over the course of the game, with Keba trapped in a well and Soris even narrowly escaping a ravenous [[hyena]].<ref name="Ambush in the Temple" />

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