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'''Seshem.eff Er Aat''' is an [[Isu]] vault located in the [[Black Desert]] in [[Egypt]]. It is connected to the tomb of a Nomarch, who had his final resting place built on top of the complex's remains.
'''Seshem.eff Er Aat''' is an [[Isu]] vault located in the [[Black Desert]] in [[Egypt]]. It is connected to the tomb of a Nomarch, who had his final resting place built on top of the complex's remains.


Around 48 BCE, the vault was visited by the [[Medjay]] [[Bayek]], who activated the vault's pedestal and witnessed a recording made by the Isu. Dated ninety-three days after the [[Toba catastrophe|Great Catastrophe]], the message displayed was intended for [[Layla Hassan]], who was reliving Bayek's memories in 2017.
Around 48 BCE, the vault was visited by the [[Medjay]] [[Bayek]], who activated the vault's pedestal and witnessed a recording made by [[the Messenger]]. Dated ninety-three days after the [[Toba catastrophe|Great Catastrophe]], the message displayed was intended for [[Layla Hassan]], who was reliving Bayek's memories in 2017.


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Seshem.eff Er Aat is an Isu vault located in the Black Desert in Egypt. It is connected to the tomb of a Nomarch, who had his final resting place built on top of the complex's remains.

Around 48 BCE, the vault was visited by the Medjay Bayek, who activated the vault's pedestal and witnessed a recording made by the Messenger. Dated ninety-three days after the Great Catastrophe, the message displayed was intended for Layla Hassan, who was reliving Bayek's memories in 2017.

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