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|name = Phanos the Younger | |name = Phanos the Younger | ||
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|affiliates = [[Hidden Ones]] | |affiliates = [[Hidden Ones]] | ||
*[[Egyptian Brotherhood of Assassins|Egyptian Brotherhood]] | *[[Egyptian Brotherhood of Assassins|Egyptian Brotherhood]] | ||
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==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
In 48 BCE, Phanos met the [[Medjay]], [[Bayek]], in the [[Library of Alexandria]]. There, he informed Bayek that Aya | |||
Phanos rallied against the regime in the emptied theatre of Alexandria. His play had been stolen by the guards and his actors had been captured, he asked Bayek for help. Bayek rescued one of Phanos' actors from the Akra Garrison, who revealed that the play script was on its way to the palace and that the two other actors managed to escape and go into hiding. Bayek found one of the escaped actors cowering in his home, Bayek dispatched the guards that were closing in on the actor, the actor then hurried back to Phanos. He then went on to intercept a patrol going between the garrison and the Royal Palace and retrieve the play. Bayek returned to Phanos with his play and actors intact. Phanos says to Bayek that no matter what, the play will go on. | was being pursued by [[Gennadios]], the Phylakitai of Alexandria for the killing of both [[Actaeon]] and [[Ktesos]]. As such, Aya was given a [[The Den|place]] by [[Apollodorus]] for her to hide in. Phanos later escorted Bayek to a small tower, containing a well which provided an entrance to Aya's hideout.<ref name="Aya Memory">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Aya (genetic memory)|Aya]]</ref> | ||
Phanos rallied against the regime in the emptied theatre of Alexandria. His play had been stolen by the guards and his actors had been captured, he asked Bayek for help. Bayek rescued one of Phanos' actors from the Akra Garrison, who revealed that the play script was on its way to the palace and that the two other actors managed to escape and go into hiding. Bayek found one of the escaped actors cowering in his home, Bayek dispatched the guards that were closing in on the actor, the actor then hurried back to Phanos. He then went on to intercept a patrol going between the garrison and the Royal Palace and retrieve the play. Bayek returned to Phanos with his play and actors intact. Phanos says to Bayek that no matter what, the play will go on.<ref name="Wrath of the Poets">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Wrath of the Poets]]</ref> | |||
==Appearance== | ==Appearance== | ||
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[[Category:Egyptian Assassins]] | [[Category:Egyptian Assassins]] | ||
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Phanos the Younger was an actor and playwright active in Alexandria during the reign of Ptolemy XIII, and one of the first members of the Hidden Ones, the organization that would later transform into the Assassin Brotherhood. A cousin of Aya, one of the Hidden Ones' founders, Phanos became a key ally to her and her husband Bayek during their struggle against the Order of the Ancients.
Biography
In 48 BCE, Phanos met the Medjay, Bayek, in the Library of Alexandria. There, he informed Bayek that Aya was being pursued by Gennadios, the Phylakitai of Alexandria for the killing of both Actaeon and Ktesos. As such, Aya was given a place by Apollodorus for her to hide in. Phanos later escorted Bayek to a small tower, containing a well which provided an entrance to Aya's hideout.[1]
Phanos rallied against the regime in the emptied theatre of Alexandria. His play had been stolen by the guards and his actors had been captured, he asked Bayek for help. Bayek rescued one of Phanos' actors from the Akra Garrison, who revealed that the play script was on its way to the palace and that the two other actors managed to escape and go into hiding. Bayek found one of the escaped actors cowering in his home, Bayek dispatched the guards that were closing in on the actor, the actor then hurried back to Phanos. He then went on to intercept a patrol going between the garrison and the Royal Palace and retrieve the play. Bayek returned to Phanos with his play and actors intact. Phanos says to Bayek that no matter what, the play will go on.[2]
Appearance
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