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'''Mirages''' were a series of visions experienced by [[Bayek]] while traveling under the desert sun. Some were clairvoyant in nature leading to [[silica]] or drawing in the sand depicting events from his life and the [[Hunting of the Sanke]]. Others made allusions to the [[Exodus]].
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A '''mirage''' is an optical phenomenon most often occurring in deserts in which displaced images of distant objects are projected due to the refraction of light rays.


== Known Mirages ==
Due to their common occurrence in the deserts of [[Egypt]], the [[Medjay]] founder of the [[Assassins|Assassin Brotherhood]], [[Bayek]], witnessed numerous mirages in his travels across the land during his quest to destroy the [[Order of the Ancients]].
* Raining Bugs
* Meteor Shower
* Demonic Enemies
* Fish Falling from Sky
* Piece of Cloth on the Wind
* Burning Bush
* Aftermath of a Great Battle
* Single Flower
* Woman Tending a Garden
* Man on a Camel
* Man Pointing
* Staff into Snake
* Passenger on your Mount


== Trivia ==
==Reference==
* The trophy Overheating is obtained by experiencing the Raining Bugs mirage.
*''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''
[[Category:Natural phenomena]]

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A mirage is an optical phenomenon most often occurring in deserts in which displaced images of distant objects are projected due to the refraction of light rays.

Due to their common occurrence in the deserts of Egypt, the Medjay founder of the Assassin Brotherhood, Bayek, witnessed numerous mirages in his travels across the land during his quest to destroy the Order of the Ancients.

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