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	True to his word, Bayek recovered the papyrus and the offering from the soldiers on a boat sailing in the lake, thus allowing Tefibi a chance at fulfilling his dream of becoming a scholar. Despite his mother's protests that the Greek scholars would never accept him among them, he was determined to go to them and prove that he was worthy of being their student.<ref name="Higher Education" />		True to his word, Bayek recovered the papyrus and the offering from the soldiers on a boat sailing in the lake, thus allowing Tefibi a chance at fulfilling his dream of becoming a scholar. Despite his mother's protests that the Greek scholars would never accept him among them, he was determined to go to them and prove that he was worthy of being their student.<ref name="Higher Education" />

	==Personality and ~~characteristics~~==		==Personality and traits==
	{{Dialogue\|Tjepu\|Pay attention to what you have in front of you, idiot boy! Not the mirage you see in the distance.\|Tefibi\|But what a mirage, mother! The white linens of a philosopher, and with that, drachmas!\|Tjepu scolding Tefibi, 48 BCE\|Assassin's Creed: Origins}}		{{Dialogue\|Tjepu\|Pay attention to what you have in front of you, idiot boy! Not the mirage you see in the distance.\|Tefibi\|But what a mirage, mother! The white linens of a philosopher, and with that, drachmas!\|Tjepu scolding Tefibi, 48 BCE\|Assassin's Creed: Origins}}
	As a young man born to a poor olive merchant, Tefibi seemed destined for a modest life, but he constantly rebelled against such a domicile existence in pursuit of a more accomplished career among the intellectual elites of Alexandria. The adventurous boy had a passion for learning to the point that he refused to allow his circumstances to deny him a chance at higher education. Even without a formal tutor, he seized every opportunity to study the works of famous Greek philosophers, and he was acquainted with [[Aesop's Fables]], the concept of free will, and the history of the Medjay.<ref name="The Accidental Philosopher" /><ref name="Higher Education" /> Upon first meeting Bayek, he teased that he would someday write a fable recounting the story of the last Medjay.<ref name="The Accidental Philosopher" />		As a young man born to a poor olive merchant, Tefibi seemed destined for a modest life, but he constantly rebelled against such a domicile existence in pursuit of a more accomplished career among the intellectual elites of Alexandria. The adventurous boy had a passion for learning to the point that he refused to allow his circumstances to deny him a chance at higher education. Even without a formal tutor, he seized every opportunity to study the works of famous Greek philosophers, and he was acquainted with [[Aesop's Fables]], the concept of free will, and the history of the Medjay.<ref name="The Accidental Philosopher" /><ref name="Higher Education" /> Upon first meeting Bayek, he teased that he would someday write a fable recounting the story of the last Medjay.<ref name="The Accidental Philosopher" />

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	{{~~Imageneed~~}}		{{Quote\|I will be a great philosopher, just you wait.\|Tefibi to Bayek, 48 BCE\|Assassin's Creed: Origins}}
	{{Character Infobox		{{Character Infobox
	\|image = ACO Tefibi.png		\|image = ACO Tefibi.png
	\|active = fl. 48 BCE<br/>[[Alexandria]], [[~~Egypt~~]]~~, {{Wiki\|Ptolemaic Kingdom}}~~		\|active = fl. 48 BCE<br/>[[Alexandria]], [[Ptolemaic Kingdom]]
	\|species = [[Human]]		\|species = [[Human]]
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	~~{{Quote\|I will be a great philosopher, just you wait.\|Tefibi to Bayek, 48 BCE\|Assassin's Creed: Origins}}~~
	'''Tefibi''' was a young [[Egypt]]ian philosopher who lived during the 1st century BCE in [[Alexandria]], [[Egypt]].		'''Tefibi''' was a young [[Egypt]]ian philosopher who lived during the 1st century BCE in [[Alexandria]], [[Egypt]].

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	===Misadventure===		===Misadventure===
			[[File:ACO The Accidental Philosopher 05.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Tefibi being escorted by Bayek]]
	On this latter point, her concerns seemed validated one day in 48 BCE when the city guards claimed he stole a map from them. Not long after, he went in search of cave near the nearby lighthouse, informing his mother beforehand. During his search, however, he was injured by a [[crocodile]] on the lake, leading him to flee to a hut by the lighthouse for safety.<ref name="The Accidental Philosopher" />		On this latter point, her concerns seemed validated one day in 48 BCE when the city guards claimed he stole a map from them. Not long after, he went in search of cave near the nearby lighthouse, informing his mother beforehand. During his search, however, he was injured by a [[crocodile]] on the lake, leading him to flee to a hut by the lighthouse for safety.<ref name="The Accidental Philosopher" />

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	{{Quote\|I did not lose it. The guards took it. That papyrus is my life, Medjay!\|Tefibi to Bayek, 48 BCE\|Assassin's Creed: Origins}}		{{Quote\|I did not lose it. The guards took it. That papyrus is my life, Medjay!\|Tefibi to Bayek, 48 BCE\|Assassin's Creed: Origins}}
			[[File:ACO Higher Education 01.png\|thumb\|250px\|Tefibi scolded by his mother for losing his papyrus and offerings]]
	Sometime afterwards, Tjepu handed Tefibi an offering which he placed in his roll of papyrus where had written all his important notes. Unfortunately for them, the Alexandrian soldiers had still not forgotten Tefibi's offense and stole his papyrus—incidentally along with the offering. Tjepu, refusing to believe that it had been stolen, lambasted her son for simply losing it and disrupting her business in the process, for she felt she could not sell her olives without rendering the offering. It was at this heated moment that they were once again met by Bayek who promised to return the significant items to them.<ref name="Higher Education" />		Sometime afterwards, Tjepu handed Tefibi an offering which he placed in his roll of papyrus where had written all his important notes. Unfortunately for them, the Alexandrian soldiers had still not forgotten Tefibi's offense and stole his papyrus—incidentally along with the offering. Tjepu, refusing to believe that it had been stolen, lambasted her son for simply losing it and disrupting her business in the process, for she felt she could not sell her olives without rendering the offering. It was at this heated moment that they were once again met by Bayek who promised to return the significant items to them.<ref name="Higher Education" />

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	==Personality and characteristics==		==Personality and characteristics==
	{{Dialogue\|Tjepu\|Pay attention to what you have in front of you, idiot boy! Not the mirage you see in the distance.\|Tefibi\|But what a mirage, mother! The white linens of a philosopher, and with that, drachmas!\|Tjepu scolding Tefibi, 48 BCE\|Assassin's Creed: Origins}}		{{Dialogue\|Tjepu\|Pay attention to what you have in front of you, idiot boy! Not the mirage you see in the distance.\|Tefibi\|But what a mirage, mother! The white linens of a philosopher, and with that, drachmas!\|Tjepu scolding Tefibi, 48 BCE\|Assassin's Creed: Origins}}

	As a young man born to a poor olive merchant, Tefibi seemed destined for a modest life, but he constantly rebelled against such a domicile existence in pursuit of a more accomplished career among the intellectual elites of Alexandria. The adventurous boy had a passion for learning to the point that he refused to allow his circumstances to deny him a chance at higher education. Even without a formal tutor, he seized every opportunity to study the works of famous Greek philosophers, and he was acquainted with [[Aesop's Fables]], the concept of free will, and the history of the Medjay.<ref name="The Accidental Philosopher" /><ref name="Higher Education" /> Upon first meeting Bayek, he teased that he would someday write a fable recounting the story of the last Medjay.<ref name="The Accidental Philosopher" />		As a young man born to a poor olive merchant, Tefibi seemed destined for a modest life, but he constantly rebelled against such a domicile existence in pursuit of a more accomplished career among the intellectual elites of Alexandria. The adventurous boy had a passion for learning to the point that he refused to allow his circumstances to deny him a chance at higher education. Even without a formal tutor, he seized every opportunity to study the works of famous Greek philosophers, and he was acquainted with [[Aesop's Fables]], the concept of free will, and the history of the Medjay.<ref name="The Accidental Philosopher" /><ref name="Higher Education" /> Upon first meeting Bayek, he teased that he would someday write a fable recounting the story of the last Medjay.<ref name="The Accidental Philosopher" />

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	'''Tefibi''' was a young [[Egypt]]ian philosopher who lived during the 1st century BCE in [[Alexandria]], [[Egypt]].		'''Tefibi''' was a young [[Egypt]]ian philosopher who lived during the 1st century BCE in [[Alexandria]], [[Egypt]].

	Coming from a poor family, he spent his youth working with his mother, [[Tjepu]], selling ~~olives~~ at the Alexandrian docks by [[Lake Mareotis]]. The self-educated Tefibi aspired for a greater destiny as a scholar, much to the misgivings of his mother who was more focused on their immediate circumstances and had little hope for his success. In 48 BCE, he ran afoul of the local [[guard]]s and was saved only thanks to the aid of the [[Medjay]] [[Bayek]].		Coming from a poor family, he spent his youth working with his mother, [[Tjepu]], selling [[olive]]s at the Alexandrian docks by [[Lake Mareotis]]. The self-educated Tefibi aspired for a greater destiny as a scholar, much to the misgivings of his mother who was more focused on their immediate circumstances and had little hope for his success. In 48 BCE, he ran afoul of the local [[guard]]s and was saved only thanks to the aid of the [[Medjay]] [[Bayek]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	Tefibi was a young Egyptian man who lived in Alexandria with his mother [[Tjepu]]. Their livelihood was a humble one, selling olive oil for a living on the southern docks of the city. Aspiring to be a scholar, Tefibi had a habit of wandering throughout the city in search of knowledge, reading papyri on his own time, much to the displeasure of his mother who saw little practical value in his intellectual pursuits. She found his dream unrealistic, both because they were poor and because they were ethnically Egyptian, and furthermore feared that he would only attract the ire of the authorities and endanger his life.<ref name="The Accidental Philosopher">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[The Accidental Philosopher]]</ref><ref name="Higher Education">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Higher Education]]</ref>		Tefibi was a young Egyptian man who lived in Alexandria with his mother [[Tjepu]]. Their livelihood was a humble one, selling [[olive\|olive oil]] for a living on the southern docks of the city. Aspiring to be a scholar, Tefibi had a habit of wandering throughout the city in search of knowledge, reading papyri on his own time, much to the displeasure of his mother who saw little practical value in his intellectual pursuits. She found his dream unrealistic, both because they were poor and because they were ethnically Egyptian, and furthermore feared that he would only attract the ire of the authorities and endanger his life.<ref name="The Accidental Philosopher">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[The Accidental Philosopher]]</ref><ref name="Higher Education">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Higher Education]]</ref>

	===Misadventure===		===Misadventure===

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	Because of his persistence, he often disappeared into the city for long periods of time in exploration of more learning material, much to the disapproval of his mother, who shared little of his optimism. She obstinately doubted his dreams as little more than fantasies which distracted him from tangible work, but he matched her stubbornness with his own. Although greater financial status was a motivation, rather than merely looking for a lazy escape from the banalities of his daily work, Tefibi was determined to translate his personal studies into concrete reality. The likelihood that he would be discriminated against by the Greek elites did not faze him, and he was determined to prove to the them that he possessed the intelligence, drive, and studiousness worthy to be accepted as a pupil and eventually a reputable scholar on his own right.<ref name="The Accidental Philosopher" /><ref name="Higher Education" />		Because of his persistence, he often disappeared into the city for long periods of time in exploration of more learning material, much to the disapproval of his mother, who shared little of his optimism. She obstinately doubted his dreams as little more than fantasies which distracted him from tangible work, but he matched her stubbornness with his own. Although greater financial status was a motivation, rather than merely looking for a lazy escape from the banalities of his daily work, Tefibi was determined to translate his personal studies into concrete reality. The likelihood that he would be discriminated against by the Greek elites did not faze him, and he was determined to prove to the them that he possessed the intelligence, drive, and studiousness worthy to be accepted as a pupil and eventually a reputable scholar on his own right.<ref name="The Accidental Philosopher" /><ref name="Higher Education" />

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

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	On this latter point, her concerns seemed validated one day in 48 BCE when the city guards claimed he stole a map from them. Not long after, he went in search of cave near the nearby lighthouse, informing his mother beforehand. During his search, however, he was injured by a [[crocodile]] on the lake, leading him to flee to a hut by the lighthouse for safety.<ref name="The Accidental Philosopher" />		On this latter point, her concerns seemed validated one day in 48 BCE when the city guards claimed he stole a map from them. Not long after, he went in search of cave near the nearby lighthouse, informing his mother beforehand. During his search, however, he was injured by a [[crocodile]] on the lake, leading him to flee to a hut by the lighthouse for safety.<ref name="The Accidental Philosopher" />

	When he failed to return home after some time, Tjepu enlisted the aid of the Medjay Bayek of [[Siwa]] to search for her missing son. Bayek followed Tefibi's trails of blood and torn clothing, eventually finding him at the hut where he still lay, weakened from blood loss.		When he failed to return home after some time, Tjepu enlisted the aid of the Medjay Bayek of [[Siwa]] to search for her missing son. Bayek followed Tefibi's trails of blood and torn clothing, eventually finding him at the hut where he still lay, weakened from blood loss. As the two made their way back to the market, Tefibi was suddenly accosted by a group of Ptolemaic soldiers, supposedly in retaliation for his earlier theft of a map. Bayek defended him against the guards, killing them all, and when Tefibi was safe, he expressed his gratitude for his rescue before returning to his mother and his studies.<ref name="The Accidental Philosopher" />

	As the two made their way back to the market, Tefibi was suddenly accosted by a group of Ptolemaic soldiers, supposedly in retaliation for his earlier theft of a map. Bayek defended him against the guards, killing them all, and when Tefibi was safe, he expressed his gratitude for his rescue before returning to his mother and his studies.<ref name="The Accidental Philosopher" />

	===Stolen notes===		===Stolen notes===

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	'''Tefibi''' was a young [[Egypt]]ian philosopher who lived during the 1st century BCE in [[Alexandria]], [[Egypt]].		{{Quote\|I will be a great philosopher, just you wait.\|Tefibi to Bayek, 48 BCE\|Assassin's Creed: Origins}}
			'''Tefibi''' was a young [[Egypt]]ian philosopher who lived during the 1st century BCE in [[Alexandria]], [[Egypt]].

			Coming from a poor family, he spent his youth working with his mother, [[Tjepu]], selling olives at the Alexandrian docks by [[Lake Mareotis]]. The self-educated Tefibi aspired for a greater destiny as a scholar, much to the misgivings of his mother who was more focused on their immediate circumstances and had little hope for his success. In 48 BCE, he ran afoul of the local [[guard]]s and was saved only thanks to the aid of the [[Medjay]] [[Bayek]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	Tefibi was a young Egyptian man who lived in Alexandria with his mother [[Tjepu]], ~~who sold~~ olive oil for a living on the southern docks of the city. Aspiring to be a ~~philosopher~~, Tefibi ~~travelled~~ throughout the city in search of knowledge, ~~which~~ his mother ~~was not pleased with~~. On one ~~occasion~~ in 48 BCE, he ~~travelled to the lighthouse near the beach~~ in search of a cave. ~~However, during~~ his search, he was injured by a [[crocodile]] in the ~~[[Lake Mareotis\|~~lake]], leading him to flee to a hut ~~next to~~ the lighthouse for safety.<ref name="The Accidental Philosopher">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' ~~– [[The Accidental Philosopher]]~~</~~ref~~>		Tefibi was a young Egyptian man who lived in Alexandria with his mother [[Tjepu]]. Their livelihood was a humble one, selling olive oil for a living on the southern docks of the city. Aspiring to be a scholar, Tefibi had a habit of wandering throughout the city in search of knowledge, reading papyri on his own time, much to the displeasure of his mother who saw little practical value in his intellectual pursuits. She found his dream unrealistic, both because they were poor and because they were ethnically Egyptian, and furthermore feared that he would only attract the ire of the authorities and endanger his life.<ref name="The Accidental Philosopher">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[The Accidental Philosopher]]</ref><ref name="Higher Education">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Higher Education]]</ref>

			===Misadventure===
			On this latter point, her concerns seemed validated one day in 48 BCE when the city guards claimed he stole a map from them. Not long after, he went in search of cave near the nearby lighthouse, informing his mother beforehand. During his search, however, he was injured by a [[crocodile]] on the lake, leading him to flee to a hut by the lighthouse for safety.<ref name="The Accidental Philosopher" />

			When he failed to return home after some time, Tjepu enlisted the aid of the Medjay Bayek of [[Siwa]] to search for her missing son. Bayek followed Tefibi's trails of blood and torn clothing, eventually finding him at the hut where he still lay, weakened from blood loss.

			As the two made their way back to the market, Tefibi was suddenly accosted by a group of Ptolemaic soldiers, supposedly in retaliation for his earlier theft of a map. Bayek defended him against the guards, killing them all, and when Tefibi was safe, he expressed his gratitude for his rescue before returning to his mother and his studies.<ref name="The Accidental Philosopher" />

			===Stolen notes===
			{{Quote\|I did not lose it. The guards took it. That papyrus is my life, Medjay!\|Tefibi to Bayek, 48 BCE\|Assassin's Creed: Origins}}
			Sometime afterwards, Tjepu handed Tefibi an offering which he placed in his roll of papyrus where had written all his important notes. Unfortunately for them, the Alexandrian soldiers had still not forgotten Tefibi's offense and stole his papyrus—incidentally along with the offering. Tjepu, refusing to believe that it had been stolen, lambasted her son for simply losing it and disrupting her business in the process, for she felt she could not sell her olives without rendering the offering. It was at this heated moment that they were once again met by Bayek who promised to return the significant items to them.<ref name="Higher Education" />

			True to his word, Bayek recovered the papyrus and the offering from the soldiers on a boat sailing in the lake, thus allowing Tefibi a chance at fulfilling his dream of becoming a scholar. Despite his mother's protests that the Greek scholars would never accept him among them, he was determined to go to them and prove that he was worthy of being their student.<ref name="Higher Education" />

	~~When he failed~~ to ~~return after some time~~, ~~Tjepu enlisted~~ the ~~aid of~~ the ~~[[Medjay]] [[Bayek]] of [[Siwa]] to search for her missing son~~. ~~Bayek followed the trails~~ of ~~blood~~ and ~~torn clothing~~, ~~leading him to~~ Tefibi's whereabouts. Escorting Tefibi back to the beach, the Medjay defended Tefibi against Ptolemaic soldiers, who accused Tefibi of being a map-thief. Tefibi thanked Bayek for his help before returning to his mother and his studies.<ref name="The Accidental Philosopher" />		==Personality and characteristics==
			{{Dialogue\|Tjepu\|Pay attention to what you have in front of you, idiot boy! Not the mirage you see in the distance.\|Tefibi\|But what a mirage, mother! The white linens of a philosopher, and with that, drachmas!\|Tjepu scolding Tefibi, 48 BCE\|Assassin's Creed: Origins}}

	~~Sometime afterwards~~, ~~Tjepu gave~~ Tefibi ~~an offering which~~ he ~~placed~~ in ~~his papyrus along with his notes~~. ~~However,~~ the ~~papyrus was stolen by soldiers, who took it onto~~ a ~~boat and fled to Lake Mareotis~~. ~~Losing the offering led~~ to the ~~displeasure~~ of ~~Tjepu who scolded Tefibi~~, ~~as she would be unable to sell her oil without giving thanks. Bayek learned of their situation~~ and ~~promised to recover Tefibi~~'s ~~papyrus~~.<ref name="Higher Education">~~''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Higher Education]]~~</~~ref~~>		As a young man born to a poor olive merchant, Tefibi seemed destined for a modest life, but he constantly rebelled against such a domicile existence in pursuit of a more accomplished career among the intellectual elites of Alexandria. The adventurous boy had a passion for learning to the point that he refused to allow his circumstances to deny him a chance at higher education. Even without a formal tutor, he seized every opportunity to study the works of famous Greek philosophers, and he was acquainted with [[Aesop's Fables]], the concept of free will, and the history of the Medjay.<ref name="The Accidental Philosopher" /><ref name="Higher Education" /> Upon first meeting Bayek, he teased that he would someday write a fable recounting the story of the last Medjay.<ref name="The Accidental Philosopher" />

	~~True~~ to his ~~promise~~, ~~Bayek recovered the papyrus~~ from the ~~soldiers at the lake~~, ~~thus allowing~~ Tefibi to ~~fulfill~~ his ~~dream in becoming a philosopher~~, ~~despite his mother's protests~~ and ~~claims~~ that the ~~[[Greece\|Greeks]] would never accept him among them~~.<ref name="Higher Education" />		Because of his persistence, he often disappeared into the city for long periods of time in exploration of more learning material, much to the disapproval of his mother, who shared little of his optimism. She obstinately doubted his dreams as little more than fantasies which distracted him from tangible work, but he matched her stubbornness with his own. Although greater financial status was a motivation, rather than merely looking for a lazy escape from the banalities of his daily work, Tefibi was determined to translate his personal studies into concrete reality. The likelihood that he would be discriminated against by the Greek elites did not faze him, and he was determined to prove to the them that he possessed the intelligence, drive, and studiousness worthy to be accepted as a pupil and eventually a reputable scholar on his own right.<ref name="The Accidental Philosopher" /><ref name="Higher Education" />

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

	==~~Reference~~==		==References==
	{{Reflist}}		{{Reflist}}
	{{ACO}}		{{ACO}}

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	\|image = ACO Tefibi.png		\|image = ACO Tefibi.png
	\|active = 48 BCE<br/>[[Alexandria]], [[Egypt]]		\|active = fl. 48 BCE<br/>[[Alexandria]], [[Egypt]], {{Wiki\|Ptolemaic Kingdom}}
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	'''Tefibi''' was a young [[Egypt]]ian philosopher who lived during the ~~reign of~~ [[~~Ptolemy XIII~~]].		'''Tefibi''' was a young [[Egypt]]ian philosopher who lived during the 1st century BCE in [[Alexandria]], [[Egypt]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	Tefibi was a young Egyptian man who lived in [[Alexandria]] with his mother [[Tjepu]], who sold olive oil for a living in the southern docks of the city. Aspiring to be a philosopher, he travelled throughout the city in search of knowledge, which his mother was not pleased with. On one occasion in 48 BCE, he travelled to the lighthouse near the beach in search of a cave. However, during his search, he was injured by a [[crocodile]] in the lake, leading him to flee to a hut next to the lighthouse for safety.<ref name="The Accidental Philosopher">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[The Accidental Philosopher]]</ref>		Tefibi was a young Egyptian man who lived in Alexandria with his mother [[Tjepu]], who sold olive oil for a living on the southern docks of the city. Aspiring to be a philosopher, Tefibi travelled throughout the city in search of knowledge, which his mother was not pleased with. On one occasion in 48 BCE, he travelled to the lighthouse near the beach in search of a cave. However, during his search, he was injured by a [[crocodile]] in the [[Lake Mareotis\|lake]], leading him to flee to a hut next to the lighthouse for safety.<ref name="The Accidental Philosopher">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[The Accidental Philosopher]]</ref>

	When he failed to return after some time, Tjepu enlisted the aid of the [[Medjay]], [[Bayek]] of [[Siwa]], to search for her missing son. Bayek followed the trails of blood and ~~a piece of~~ torn clothing, leading him to Tefibi's whereabouts. Escorting Tefibi back to the beach, the Medjay ~~helped hin to fend of~~ Ptolemaic soldiers, who accused Tefibi of being a map-thief. Tefibi thanked Bayek for his help before returning to his mother and his studies.<ref name="The Accidental Philosopher" />		When he failed to return after some time, Tjepu enlisted the aid of the [[Medjay]] [[Bayek]] of [[Siwa]] to search for her missing son. Bayek followed the trails of blood and torn clothing, leading him to Tefibi's whereabouts. Escorting Tefibi back to the beach, the Medjay defended Tefibi against Ptolemaic soldiers, who accused Tefibi of being a map-thief. Tefibi thanked Bayek for his help before returning to his mother and his studies.<ref name="The Accidental Philosopher" />

	Sometime ~~after returning to his studies~~, Tjepu gave Tefibi an offering which he placed in his papyrus along with his notes. However, the papyrus was stolen by soldiers, who took it onto a boat and fled to [[Lake Mareotis]]. Losing the offering led to the displeasure of Tjepu who scolded Tefibi, as she would be unable to sell her oil without ~~her offering~~. Bayek ~~would later return to the docks, where he~~ learned of their situation and promised to recover Tefibi's papyrus.<ref name="Higher Education">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Higher Education]]</ref>		Sometime afterwards, Tjepu gave Tefibi an offering which he placed in his papyrus along with his notes. However, the papyrus was stolen by soldiers, who took it onto a boat and fled to Lake Mareotis. Losing the offering led to the displeasure of Tjepu who scolded Tefibi, as she would be unable to sell her oil without giving thanks. Bayek learned of their situation and promised to recover Tefibi's papyrus.<ref name="Higher Education">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Higher Education]]</ref>

	True to his promise, Bayek recovered the papyrus from the soldiers at the lake, thus allowing Tefibi to fulfill his dream in becoming a philosopher.<ref name="Higher Education" />		True to his promise, Bayek recovered the papyrus from the soldiers at the lake, thus allowing Tefibi to fulfill his dream in becoming a philosopher, despite his mother's protests and claims that the [[Greece\|Greeks]] would never accept him among them.<ref name="Higher Education" />

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