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|name = A Dream of Ashes | | name = A Dream of Ashes | ||
|description = ''[[Bayek]] returns to the Seer to speak of his dreams, but the Seer has a more pressing matter to attend to. According to his visions, a philanderer, a beggar and an adventurer are in danger, and need amulets to protect them from evil influence. Who better to deliver them than the Deliverer?'' | | image = ACO A Dream of Ashes 1.png | ||
|appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' | | description = ''[[Bayek]] returns to [[the Seer]] to speak of his dreams, but the Seer has a more pressing matter to attend to. According to his visions, a philanderer, a beggar and an adventurer are in danger, and need amulets to protect them from evil influence. Who better to deliver them than the Deliverer?'' | ||
|type = Side, Level 21 | | appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' | ||
|next = [[ | | type = Side, Level 21 | ||
| | | previous = [[The Lizard's Mask]]<br />[[The Baker's Dilemma]] | ||
|location = [[Memphis]], [[ | | next = [[Taimhotep's Song]] | ||
|date = 48 BCE}} | | source = [[Bayek]] | ||
'''A Dream of Ashes ''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Bayek]]'s genetic memories, relived by [[Layla Hassan]] through the Portable [[Animus|Animus HR-8]]. | | location = [[Memphis]], [[Ptolemaic Kingdom]] | ||
| date = 48 BCE}} | |||
'''A Dream of Ashes ''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Bayek]]'s genetic memories, relived by [[Layla Hassan]] through the Portable [[Animus|Animus HR-8]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''</ref> | |||
==Description== | ==Description== | ||
The Seer has a vision of dangers threatening a philanderer, a beggar, and an adventurer, and asks Bayek to deliver them protective amulets. | [[The Seer]] has a vision of dangers threatening a philanderer, a beggar, and an adventurer, and asks Bayek to deliver them protective amulets. | ||
==Dialogue== | ==Dialogue== | ||
Bayek | Bayek visited the Seer in his [[Seer's House|house]] in [[Memphis]]. | ||
*'''Bayek:''' ''I am ready to speak of my dream.'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''I am ready to speak of my dream.'' | ||
*'''Seer:''' ''Of course, Deliverer. But first you must help me.'' | *'''Seer:''' ''Of course, Deliverer. But first you must help me.'' | ||
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*'''Seer:''' ''I have visions of danger. A dark cloud looms over three heads. An adventurer, a philanderer, and a beggar are all at risk.'' | *'''Seer:''' ''I have visions of danger. A dark cloud looms over three heads. An adventurer, a philanderer, and a beggar are all at risk.'' | ||
*'''Bayek:''' ''What would I do for them?'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''What would I do for them?'' | ||
*'''Seer:''' ''Give each an amulet to guard against the darkness. One may be found near the Great Temple, one in its eastern district, and one in the tunnels that wind below it. I'll wait for you by the docks at the basin of the Great Temple.'' | *'''Seer:''' ''Give each an amulet to guard against the darkness. One may be found near the [[Temple of Ptah|Great Temple]], one in its eastern district, and one in the tunnels that wind below it. I'll wait for you by the docks at the basin of the Great Temple.'' | ||
Bayek received the amulets and left to find the three individuals. With Senu's help, Bayek discovered one of them at the [[Omorfi Villa]]. Bayek | [[File:ACO A Dream of Ashes 2.png|thumb|250px|Bayek at the villa where the beggar was at]] | ||
Bayek received the amulets and left to find the three individuals. With [[Senu]]'s help, Bayek discovered one of them at the [[Omorfi Villa]]. Bayek infiltrated the villa and overheard the guards' conversation by the tied up beggar. | |||
*'''Egyptian Soldier 1:''' ''How much bread did he steal?'' | |||
*'''Egyptian Soldier 2:''' ''All that was meant for the palace. The baker wants him executed.'' | |||
*'''Beggar:''' ''Please, I did it to feed my family!'' | |||
*'''Egyptian Soldier 2:''' ''Shut up. This isn't his first time stealing, either. I've caught him at it myself.'' | |||
*'''Egyptian Soldier 1:''' ''Should we just kill him now and be done with it?'' | |||
*'''Beggar:''' ''Oh, please, let me live!'' | |||
*'''Egyptian Soldier 2:''' ''I said shut up! I can't think straight with you jabbering at me.'' | |||
Bayek then eliminated the [[guard]]s and approached him. | |||
*'''Bayek:''' ''Do you know the Seer?'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''Do you know the Seer?'' | ||
*'''Beggar:''' ''He sent help! Thank the gods! Ready for a fight, Medjay?'' | *'''Beggar:''' ''He sent help! Thank the gods! Ready for a fight, [[Medjay]]?'' | ||
Bayek freed the beggar and escorted him | *'''Bayek:''' ''Always.'' | ||
Bayek freed the beggar and escorted him, defeating several guards in the process. | |||
*'''Bayek:''' ''That is done.'' | |||
*'''Beggar:''' ''Freedom!'' | |||
They left the villa. | |||
*'''Bayek:''' ''You're quite the fighter.'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''You're quite the fighter.'' | ||
*'''Beggar:''' ''I do my best. They caught me off guard the first time.'' | *'''Beggar:''' ''I do my best. They caught me off guard the first time.'' | ||
[[File:ACO A Dream of Ashes 4.png|thumb|250px|Bayek giving The Seer's amulet to the beggar]] | |||
Bayek gave the amulet to the beggar. | Bayek gave the amulet to the beggar. | ||
*'''Bayek:''' ''The Seer offers this amulet to keep you from further harm.'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''The Seer offers this amulet to keep you from further harm.'' | ||
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*'''Bayek:''' ''I cannot do more for you than this. May your luck change course.'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''I cannot do more for you than this. May your luck change course.'' | ||
*'''Beggar:''' ''Pardon my rudeness. You have already risked yourself to save me. As long as I am alive, my family still has a chance.'' | *'''Beggar:''' ''Pardon my rudeness. You have already risked yourself to save me. As long as I am alive, my family still has a chance.'' | ||
Bayek | Bayek left the beggar, and looked for the adventurer and philanderer. He discovered an underground tunnel. | ||
*'''Bayek:''' ''These are the tunnels the Seer mentioned. I'm on the right track.'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''These are the tunnels the Seer mentioned. I'm on the right track.'' | ||
Bayek | [[File:ACO A Dream of Ashes 6.png|thumb|250px|Bayek finding the adventurer's body]] | ||
Bayek explored the tunnels, coming upon several [[bandit]]s and defeating all of them. After he'd dealt with them, he continued, finding the adventurer's body, surrounded by [[snake|cobras]]. Bayek eliminated the snakes in the area. | |||
*'''Bayek:''' ''I've come too late to save this one.'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''I've come too late to save this one.'' | ||
Bayek placed the amulet on the adventurer's body. | Bayek placed the amulet on the adventurer's body. | ||
*'''Bayek:''' ''Divine ones circle around him. May this amulet preserve his ka.'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''Divine ones circle around him. May this amulet preserve his {{Wiki|Ancient Egyptian conception of the soul#Ka (vital essence)|ka}}.'' | ||
Bayek left the tunnels and traveled to the eastern district to locate the philanderer. He discovered the philanderer locked up in a cage | Bayek left the tunnels and traveled to the eastern district to locate the philanderer. He discovered the philanderer locked up in a cage, transported by a soldier. | ||
*'''Cleïs:''' ''I never touched her, you neket iadet!'' | |||
*'''Egyptian Soldier:''' ''And she says you did! Are you calling my wife a liar?'' | |||
*'''Cleïs:''' ''Are you calling me a liar?'' | |||
*'''Egyptian Soldier:''' ''Yes! A liar and adulterer!'' | |||
*'''Cleïs:''' ''Fine, then! If you're going to insult me like that, I did sleep with your wife!'' | |||
*'''Cleïs:''' ''Beautiful Valeria... I found her crescent-shaped mole on her right buttock particularly charming!'' | |||
*'''Egyptian Soldier:''' ''You reeking bog witch! You'll suffer for this.'' | |||
*'''Cleïs:''' ''How dare you put a tongue so foul on sweet Valeria?'' | |||
*'''Egyptian Soldier:''' ''I'm going to kill you!'' | |||
*'''Cleïs:''' ''Then do it now, coward! Open this door and cut me down in the street! Show everyone what kind of man you are!'' | |||
Bayek jumped on the moving cage. | |||
*'''Bayek:''' ''A friend asks me to free you.'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''A friend asks me to free you.'' | ||
*'''Philanderer:''' ''Well then! What are you waiting for?'' | *'''Philanderer:''' ''Well then! What are you waiting for?'' | ||
Bayek eliminated the | Bayek eliminated the soldier. | ||
*'''Philanderer:''' ''I'd like to say I'm capable of walking, but that would be a lie.'' | *'''Philanderer:''' ''I'd like to say I'm capable of walking, but that would be a lie.'' | ||
*'''Bayek:''' ''Set aside your pride. I'll carry you.'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''Set aside your pride. I'll carry you.'' | ||
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*'''Philanderer''': ''I've nothing to reward you with, except my thanks.'' | *'''Philanderer''': ''I've nothing to reward you with, except my thanks.'' | ||
*'''Bayek''': ''I will claim my reward elsewhere.'' | *'''Bayek''': ''I will claim my reward elsewhere.'' | ||
[[File:ACO A Dream of Ashes 8.png|thumb|250px|Bayek giving the amulet to the philanderer]] | |||
Bayek gave the philanderer the amulet. | Bayek gave the philanderer the amulet. | ||
*'''Bayek:''' ''The Seer sends this amulet. His visions show you are in need of protection.'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''The Seer sends this amulet. His visions show you are in need of protection.'' | ||
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*'''Bayek:''' ''Just take it so we can conclude our business.'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''Just take it so we can conclude our business.'' | ||
*'''Philanderer:''' ''Fine. I suppose wearing it will make my mother happy.'' | *'''Philanderer:''' ''Fine. I suppose wearing it will make my mother happy.'' | ||
Bayek accomplished his | Bayek accomplished his task and proceeded to find the Seer. | ||
*'''Bayek:''' ''That is all three amulets given out. Now to return to the Seer.'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''That is all three amulets given out. Now to return to the Seer.'' | ||
Bayek made his way to the docks by the Great Temple and found the Seer on a boat. | Bayek made his way to the docks by the Great Temple and found the Seer on a boat. | ||
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*'''Seer:''' ''Which?'' | *'''Seer:''' ''Which?'' | ||
*'''Bayek:''' ''The adventurer. He met a lonely end, bitten by a snake.'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''The adventurer. He met a lonely end, bitten by a snake.'' | ||
*'''Seer:''' ''This is sad news. All the same, I consider your debt paid. A sacred island lies further in the embrace of Mother Nile. Bring me there, and I will tear aside the curtain that shrouds your | *'''Seer:''' ''This is sad news. All the same, I consider your debt paid. A sacred island lies further in the embrace of Mother [[Nile]]. Bring me there, and I will tear aside the curtain that shrouds your nightmares.'' | ||
[[File:ACO A Dream of Ashes 9.png|thumb|250px|Bayek escorting the Seer]] | |||
Bayek began to ride the boat to the island. | Bayek began to ride the boat to the island. | ||
*'''Seer:''' ''Now, Deliverer, tell me what you saw.'' | *'''Seer:''' ''Now, Deliverer, tell me what you saw.'' | ||
*'''Bayek:''' ''I saw... I saw what has lain behind my eyes every night for the past year. It begins with a sandstorm. I rise to my feet and walk a corridor of ruins, passing into the | *'''Bayek:''' ''I saw... I saw what has lain behind my eyes every night for the past year. It begins with a sandstorm. I rise to my feet and walk a corridor of ruins, passing into the Hall of Judgement. There, a twin of myself places a black stone heart onto the scales of [[Ma'at]]. It is then that the god-snake strikes – [[Apep]], larger than a mountain, larger than reason. A bow of light appears in my hands. I fight the snake and win, though, not without injury. Then I rise through dark, choking waters to surface among lotus flowers. I claim my heart from an altar and travel to the [[Aaru|Field of Reeds]]. In the distance I see my [[Khemu|son]]. When I reach for him, he turns to ashes. He...'' | ||
*'''Seer:''' ''Thus is your true seeing unbound.'' | *'''Seer:''' ''Thus is your true seeing unbound.'' | ||
The boat arrived on the island. | The boat arrived on the island. | ||
*'''Seer:''' ''Here. The | *'''Seer:''' ''Here. The sacred island awaits our coming. Hurry – the moment is now!'' | ||
Bayek and the Seer walked to an altar. | Bayek and the Seer walked to an altar. | ||
*'''Seer:''' ''Deliverer, would you be free of the curse that plagues your sleep? There is a ritual that will banish it from your mind forever.'' | *'''Seer:''' ''Deliverer, would you be free of the curse that plagues your sleep? There is a ritual that will banish it from your mind forever.'' | ||
*'''Bayek:''' ''Yes. Do it, then!'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''Yes. Do it, then!'' | ||
*'''Seer:''' ''Go beneath the waters south of here, and bring up the statue of Khnum from the [[Sunken Temple of Ramses]]. | *'''Seer:''' ''Go beneath the waters south of here, and bring up the statue of [[Khnum]] from the [[Sunken Temple of Ramses]]. With this likeness of the Great Potter to hand, the ritual can be performed.'' | ||
Bayek swam to the sunken temple and | Bayek swam to the sunken temple, and dove to find the statue and recover it. | ||
*'''Bayek:''' ''The statue. I will bring it back to the Seer.'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''The statue. I will bring it back to the Seer.'' | ||
Bayek returned to island and brought the statue to the Seer. | Bayek returned to the island and brought the statue to the Seer. | ||
*'''Bayek:''' ''Here is the statue.'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''Here is the statue.'' | ||
*'''Seer:''' '' | *'''Seer:''' ''Khnum, sculptor of children. He will battle Apep in your place. This ritual needs your mind's strength. Sit by my side and meditate as I speak with the gods.'' | ||
[[File:ACO A Dream of Ashes 12.png|thumb|250px|The Seer performing the ritual]] | |||
The ritual began. | The ritual began. | ||
*'''Seer:''' ''Grow, O light... Come forth, O light... Rise, O light ascend, O light... You who are without, come in. O darkness, remove yourself from his eyes. O God of seeing, bring in the light to him! O Apep who coils in | *'''Seer:''' ''Grow, O light... Come forth, O light... Rise, O light ascend, O light... You who are without, come in. O darkness, remove yourself from his eyes. O [[Horus|God]] of seeing, bring in the light to him! O Apep who coils in the abyss, be turned aside! Devoid of moisture, come forth from the stream! As your sail bends to yesterday, accept him as a passenger on your divine ship! Khnum, stand beside him and be his champion!'' | ||
Bayek began his meditation. Hours | Bayek began his meditation. Hours passed and he awoke to find the Seer missing. | ||
*'''Bayek:''' ''Eh? The Seer is gone! How did he leave the island?'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''Eh? The Seer is gone! How did he leave the island?'' | ||
If Bayek visited the Seer in his house. | |||
*'''Seer:''' ''How do you fare, Deliverer?'' | |||
*'''Bayek:''' ''My mind is more peaceful.'' | |||
*'''Seer:''' ''Tonight, your sleep will come without dreams.'' | |||
*'''Bayek:''' ''I am grateful for your help.'' | |||
*'''Seer:''' ''Memphis is grateful for yours.'' | |||
==Outcome== | ==Outcome== | ||
With the help of the Seer, Bayek successfully banished the nightmare visions from his mind. | With the help of the Seer, Bayek successfully banished the nightmare visions from his mind. | ||
== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery position="center" widths="180" captionalign="center"> | |||
ACO A Dream of Ashes 3.png|Bayek escorting the beggar to safety | |||
ACO A Dream of Ashes 5.png|Bayek finding an entrance to the tunnels | |||
ACO A Dream of Ashes 7.png|Bayek attacking the convoy carrying the philanderer | |||
ACO A Dream of Ashes 10.png|Bayek and the Seer on the island | |||
ACO A Dream of Ashes 11.png|Bayek finding the sunken temple | |||
</gallery> | |||
==References== | |||
{{Reflist}} | |||
{{ACOMemories}} | {{ACOMemories}} | ||
<!--[fr:Un rêve de cendres]--> | |||
[[Category:Memories of Bayek]] | [[Category:Memories of Bayek]] | ||
[[Category:Memories relived using the Animus HR-8]] | [[Category:Memories relived using the Animus HR-8]] | ||
Latest revision as of 02:28, 25 May 2026
A Dream of Ashes was a virtual representation of one of Bayek's genetic memories, relived by Layla Hassan through the Portable Animus HR-8.[1]
Description[edit | edit source]
The Seer has a vision of dangers threatening a philanderer, a beggar, and an adventurer, and asks Bayek to deliver them protective amulets.
Dialogue[edit | edit source]
Bayek visited the Seer in his house in Memphis.
- Bayek: I am ready to speak of my dream.
- Seer: Of course, Deliverer. But first you must help me.
- Bayek: How?
- Seer: I have visions of danger. A dark cloud looms over three heads. An adventurer, a philanderer, and a beggar are all at risk.
- Bayek: What would I do for them?
- Seer: Give each an amulet to guard against the darkness. One may be found near the Great Temple, one in its eastern district, and one in the tunnels that wind below it. I'll wait for you by the docks at the basin of the Great Temple.
Bayek received the amulets and left to find the three individuals. With Senu's help, Bayek discovered one of them at the Omorfi Villa. Bayek infiltrated the villa and overheard the guards' conversation by the tied up beggar.
- Egyptian Soldier 1: How much bread did he steal?
- Egyptian Soldier 2: All that was meant for the palace. The baker wants him executed.
- Beggar: Please, I did it to feed my family!
- Egyptian Soldier 2: Shut up. This isn't his first time stealing, either. I've caught him at it myself.
- Egyptian Soldier 1: Should we just kill him now and be done with it?
- Beggar: Oh, please, let me live!
- Egyptian Soldier 2: I said shut up! I can't think straight with you jabbering at me.
Bayek then eliminated the guards and approached him.
- Bayek: Do you know the Seer?
- Beggar: He sent help! Thank the gods! Ready for a fight, Medjay?
- Bayek: Always.
Bayek freed the beggar and escorted him, defeating several guards in the process.
- Bayek: That is done.
- Beggar: Freedom!
They left the villa.
- Bayek: You're quite the fighter.
- Beggar: I do my best. They caught me off guard the first time.
Bayek gave the amulet to the beggar.
- Bayek: The Seer offers this amulet to keep you from further harm.
- Beggar: My children cannot eat a stone.
- Bayek: I cannot do more for you than this. May your luck change course.
- Beggar: Pardon my rudeness. You have already risked yourself to save me. As long as I am alive, my family still has a chance.
Bayek left the beggar, and looked for the adventurer and philanderer. He discovered an underground tunnel.
- Bayek: These are the tunnels the Seer mentioned. I'm on the right track.
Bayek explored the tunnels, coming upon several bandits and defeating all of them. After he'd dealt with them, he continued, finding the adventurer's body, surrounded by cobras. Bayek eliminated the snakes in the area.
- Bayek: I've come too late to save this one.
Bayek placed the amulet on the adventurer's body.
- Bayek: Divine ones circle around him. May this amulet preserve his ka.
Bayek left the tunnels and traveled to the eastern district to locate the philanderer. He discovered the philanderer locked up in a cage, transported by a soldier.
- Cleïs: I never touched her, you neket iadet!
- Egyptian Soldier: And she says you did! Are you calling my wife a liar?
- Cleïs: Are you calling me a liar?
- Egyptian Soldier: Yes! A liar and adulterer!
- Cleïs: Fine, then! If you're going to insult me like that, I did sleep with your wife!
- Cleïs: Beautiful Valeria... I found her crescent-shaped mole on her right buttock particularly charming!
- Egyptian Soldier: You reeking bog witch! You'll suffer for this.
- Cleïs: How dare you put a tongue so foul on sweet Valeria?
- Egyptian Soldier: I'm going to kill you!
- Cleïs: Then do it now, coward! Open this door and cut me down in the street! Show everyone what kind of man you are!
Bayek jumped on the moving cage.
- Bayek: A friend asks me to free you.
- Philanderer: Well then! What are you waiting for?
Bayek eliminated the soldier.
- Philanderer: I'd like to say I'm capable of walking, but that would be a lie.
- Bayek: Set aside your pride. I'll carry you.
Bayek carried the philanderer out of the cage to safety.
- Philanderer: I've nothing to reward you with, except my thanks.
- Bayek: I will claim my reward elsewhere.
Bayek gave the philanderer the amulet.
- Bayek: The Seer sends this amulet. His visions show you are in need of protection.
- Philanderer: Why would I want this piece of junk?
- Bayek: Just take it so we can conclude our business.
- Philanderer: Fine. I suppose wearing it will make my mother happy.
Bayek accomplished his task and proceeded to find the Seer.
- Bayek: That is all three amulets given out. Now to return to the Seer.
Bayek made his way to the docks by the Great Temple and found the Seer on a boat.
- Seer: Have you delivered the amulets?
- Bayek: Yes. One arrived too late to protect its bearer.
- Seer: Which?
- Bayek: The adventurer. He met a lonely end, bitten by a snake.
- Seer: This is sad news. All the same, I consider your debt paid. A sacred island lies further in the embrace of Mother Nile. Bring me there, and I will tear aside the curtain that shrouds your nightmares.
Bayek began to ride the boat to the island.
- Seer: Now, Deliverer, tell me what you saw.
- Bayek: I saw... I saw what has lain behind my eyes every night for the past year. It begins with a sandstorm. I rise to my feet and walk a corridor of ruins, passing into the Hall of Judgement. There, a twin of myself places a black stone heart onto the scales of Ma'at. It is then that the god-snake strikes – Apep, larger than a mountain, larger than reason. A bow of light appears in my hands. I fight the snake and win, though, not without injury. Then I rise through dark, choking waters to surface among lotus flowers. I claim my heart from an altar and travel to the Field of Reeds. In the distance I see my son. When I reach for him, he turns to ashes. He...
- Seer: Thus is your true seeing unbound.
The boat arrived on the island.
- Seer: Here. The sacred island awaits our coming. Hurry – the moment is now!
Bayek and the Seer walked to an altar.
- Seer: Deliverer, would you be free of the curse that plagues your sleep? There is a ritual that will banish it from your mind forever.
- Bayek: Yes. Do it, then!
- Seer: Go beneath the waters south of here, and bring up the statue of Khnum from the Sunken Temple of Ramses. With this likeness of the Great Potter to hand, the ritual can be performed.
Bayek swam to the sunken temple, and dove to find the statue and recover it.
- Bayek: The statue. I will bring it back to the Seer.
Bayek returned to the island and brought the statue to the Seer.
- Bayek: Here is the statue.
- Seer: Khnum, sculptor of children. He will battle Apep in your place. This ritual needs your mind's strength. Sit by my side and meditate as I speak with the gods.
The ritual began.
- Seer: Grow, O light... Come forth, O light... Rise, O light ascend, O light... You who are without, come in. O darkness, remove yourself from his eyes. O God of seeing, bring in the light to him! O Apep who coils in the abyss, be turned aside! Devoid of moisture, come forth from the stream! As your sail bends to yesterday, accept him as a passenger on your divine ship! Khnum, stand beside him and be his champion!
Bayek began his meditation. Hours passed and he awoke to find the Seer missing.
- Bayek: Eh? The Seer is gone! How did he leave the island?
If Bayek visited the Seer in his house.
- Seer: How do you fare, Deliverer?
- Bayek: My mind is more peaceful.
- Seer: Tonight, your sleep will come without dreams.
- Bayek: I am grateful for your help.
- Seer: Memphis is grateful for yours.
Outcome[edit | edit source]
With the help of the Seer, Bayek successfully banished the nightmare visions from his mind.
Gallery[edit | edit source]
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Bayek escorting the beggar to safety -
Bayek finding an entrance to the tunnels -
Bayek attacking the convoy carrying the philanderer -
Bayek and the Seer on the island -
Bayek finding the sunken temple
