Welcome to Assassin's Creed Wiki! Log in and join the community.
Sobek's Gold: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
imported>RebeccaAWB m →top: Updating field parameter, replaced: |ancestor → | source, |name → | name, |description → | description, |appearance → | appearance, |type → | type, |previous → | previous, |next → | next, |location → | location, |date → ... |
imported>Sadelyrate No edit summary |
||
| Line 14: | Line 14: | ||
==Description== | ==Description== | ||
A young [[Sobek]] | A young priest of [[Sobek]] is accused of stealing religious icons made of pure gold. He will receive harsh punishment unless Bayek can prove his innocence. | ||
==Dialogue== | ==Dialogue== | ||
While in [[Euhemeria]], Bayek encountered a priest of Sobek abusing a young priest | While in [[Euhemeria]], Bayek encountered a priest of Sobek abusing a young priest in front of the god's statue. | ||
*'''Sobek Priest:''' ''This evil boy has profaned the gods. His punishment will be an example, and an atonement. His hands for thievery, his tongue for lying.'' | *'''Sobek Priest:''' ''This evil boy has profaned the gods. His punishment will be an example, and an atonement. His hands for thievery, his tongue for lying.'' | ||
*''' | *'''Novice:''' ''But I am telling the truth!'' | ||
*'''Sobek Priest:''' ''Silence, boy! You will not speak! Stealing from a god is the gravest of blasphemy! No punishment is too great for such transgression! Sobek is swift to judge the profaners! His many teeth will devour the unworthy. This worthless boy is an example. He's a | *'''Sobek Priest:''' ''Silence, boy! You will not speak! Stealing from a god is the gravest of blasphemy! No punishment is too great for such transgression! Sobek is swift to judge the profaners! His many teeth will devour the unworthy. This worthless boy is an example. He's a caution to all those who would blaspheme. Beware! Oathbreakers will have their just reward! No man is above Sobek's law. No priest is beyond retribution. Justice will be done. Let this example instruct you in obedience and faithfulness. This boy's punishment will teach us all piety. Examine your hearts. Judge yourselves before the gods judge you. Sobek is a healer to those who trust him. But his judgement is swift to those who blaspheme! Be vigilant. Pay your offerings. Avoid the fate of this despicable boy!'' | ||
Bayek approached the priests. | Bayek approached the priests. | ||
*'''Bayek:''' ''Priest, what has the boy done to deserve this?'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''Priest, what has the boy done to deserve this?'' | ||
*'''Sobek Priest:''' ''This has nothing to do with you. Back away. The boy will get what he deserves.'' | *'''Sobek Priest:''' ''This has nothing to do with you. Back away. The boy will get what he deserves.'' | ||
*''' | *'''Novice:''' ''I serve Sobek! I serve Sobek! I am his slave!'' | ||
*'''Bayek:''' ''Boy! What are you accused of?'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''Boy! What are you accused of?'' | ||
*''' | *'''Novice:''' ''I was charged with ferrying two gold Sobeks to [[Krokodilopolis]]. Just out of port, my ship sank by the [[Euhemeria Lighthouse Camp|lighthouse]]. I almost drowned. The statues were lost. I didn't steal them!'' | ||
*'''Sobek Priest:''' ''Silence! And you -- step back, (peasant)!'' | *'''Sobek Priest:''' ''Silence! And you -- step back, (peasant)!'' | ||
*'''Bayek:''' ''Eh, do not threaten me, Neb! I am a [[Medjay]]. If the boy speaks the truth, I will find your gold Sobeks. If he lies, he is yours to deal with.<br>I should check the big [[Octareme]] ship.'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''Eh, do not threaten me, Neb! I am a [[Medjay]]. If the boy speaks the truth, I will find your gold Sobeks. If he lies, he is yours to deal with.<br />I should check the big [[Oktereme Blockade|Octareme]] ship.'' | ||
The elder priest continued hitting the young priest. | The elder priest continued hitting the young priest. | ||
Bayek swam out into [[Lake Moeris]]. With [[Senu]]'s help, he discovered the location of the two Sobek statues: one onboard a military octareme and the other in a sunken [[trireme]]. He dived underwater and swam towards the sunken trireme. | Bayek swam out into [[Lake Moeris]]. With [[Senu]]'s help, he discovered the location of the two Sobek statues: one onboard a military octareme and the other in a sunken [[trireme]]. He dived underwater and swam towards the sunken trireme. | ||
| Line 34: | Line 34: | ||
Bayek recovered the statue. | Bayek recovered the statue. | ||
*'''Bayek:''' ''A golden statue of Sobek, beautifully made. Just as the boy said it would be.'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''A golden statue of Sobek, beautifully made. Just as the boy said it would be.'' | ||
Bayek resurfaced and swam towards the octareme. He climbed and | Bayek resurfaced and swam towards the octareme. He climbed and snuck aboard the ship. | ||
*'''Greek Soldier:''' ''That last dive was a good haul. The gold Sobek will bring a small fortune. That shipwreck might be hiding more.'' | *'''Greek Soldier:''' ''That last dive was a good haul. The gold Sobek will bring a small fortune. That shipwreck might be hiding more.'' | ||
Bayek eliminated the soldiers and recovered the statue from one of the chairs. | Bayek eliminated the soldiers and recovered the statue from one of the chairs. | ||
*'''Bayek:''' ''A golden statue of Sobek. It is beautiful. The boy tells the truth.<br>I should return these gold Sobeks to that odious priest.'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''A golden statue of Sobek. It is beautiful. The boy tells the truth.<br />I should return these gold Sobeks to that odious priest.'' | ||
Bayek returned to the Sobek priest. | Bayek returned to the Sobek priest. | ||
*'''Bayek:''' ''Priest, I have your precious golden Sobeks. Your novice spoke the truth.'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''Priest, I have your precious golden Sobeks. Your novice spoke the truth.'' | ||
Bayek gave the statues to the priest. | Bayek gave the statues to the priest. | ||
*'''Sobek Priest:''' ''This useless boy has been constant trouble. Many more punishments await him, for his carelessness.'' | *'''Sobek Priest:''' ''This useless boy has been constant trouble. Many more punishments await him, for his carelessness.'' | ||
The priest used the statue to knock out the | The priest used the statue to knock out the novice. | ||
*'''Bayek:''' ''Your priest's clothing is just a mask for cowardice. By the god I hate masks.'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''Your priest's clothing is just a mask for cowardice. By the god I hate masks.'' | ||
Bayek walked away. | Bayek walked away. | ||
*'''Sobek Priest:''' ''This has nothing to do with you, (peasant)! Crawl back into your desert hole.'' | *'''Sobek Priest:''' ''This has nothing to do with you, (peasant)! Crawl back into your desert hole.'' | ||
Bayek stopped in his tracks and looked back towards the priest. | Bayek stopped in his tracks and looked back towards the priest. | ||
*'''Bayek:''' ''I am Medjay you dishonorable dog!'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''I am Medjay you dishonorable [[dog]]!'' | ||
*'''Sobek Priest:''' ''I have the authority here, Medjay. | *'''Sobek Priest:''' ''I have the authority here, Medjay. [[Guard]]s!'' | ||
Two guards attacked Bayek while the priest ran away. Bayek eliminated them, thus saving the | Two guards attacked Bayek while the priest ran away. Bayek eliminated them, thus saving the novice. The young priest regained conscious. | ||
*''' | *'''Novice:''' ''What do I do now? The Temple will not accept me.'' | ||
*'''Bayek:''' ''Sobek has left the fate of this gold with you. You can return to the temple, or to your family. The choice is yours.'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''Sobek has left the fate of this gold with you. You can return to the temple, or to your family. The choice is yours.'' | ||
*''' | *'''Novice:''' ''May Sobek be with you.'' | ||
*'''Bayek:''' ''Whatever you do, do it honorably. [[Egypt]] needs priests who do not wear masks.'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''Whatever you do, do it honorably. [[Egypt]] needs priests who do not wear masks.'' | ||
Revision as of 23:55, 21 September 2018
|
Where are the paintings? This article is in need of more images and/or better quality pictures from official media in order to achieve a higher status. You can help the Assassin's Creed Wiki by uploading better images on this page. |
Sobek's Gold was a virtual representation of one of Bayek's genetic memories, relived by Layla Hassan through the Portable Animus HR-8.
Description
A young priest of Sobek is accused of stealing religious icons made of pure gold. He will receive harsh punishment unless Bayek can prove his innocence.
Dialogue
While in Euhemeria, Bayek encountered a priest of Sobek abusing a young priest in front of the god's statue.
- Sobek Priest: This evil boy has profaned the gods. His punishment will be an example, and an atonement. His hands for thievery, his tongue for lying.
- Novice: But I am telling the truth!
- Sobek Priest: Silence, boy! You will not speak! Stealing from a god is the gravest of blasphemy! No punishment is too great for such transgression! Sobek is swift to judge the profaners! His many teeth will devour the unworthy. This worthless boy is an example. He's a caution to all those who would blaspheme. Beware! Oathbreakers will have their just reward! No man is above Sobek's law. No priest is beyond retribution. Justice will be done. Let this example instruct you in obedience and faithfulness. This boy's punishment will teach us all piety. Examine your hearts. Judge yourselves before the gods judge you. Sobek is a healer to those who trust him. But his judgement is swift to those who blaspheme! Be vigilant. Pay your offerings. Avoid the fate of this despicable boy!
Bayek approached the priests.
- Bayek: Priest, what has the boy done to deserve this?
- Sobek Priest: This has nothing to do with you. Back away. The boy will get what he deserves.
- Novice: I serve Sobek! I serve Sobek! I am his slave!
- Bayek: Boy! What are you accused of?
- Novice: I was charged with ferrying two gold Sobeks to Krokodilopolis. Just out of port, my ship sank by the lighthouse. I almost drowned. The statues were lost. I didn't steal them!
- Sobek Priest: Silence! And you -- step back, (peasant)!
- Bayek: Eh, do not threaten me, Neb! I am a Medjay. If the boy speaks the truth, I will find your gold Sobeks. If he lies, he is yours to deal with.
I should check the big Octareme ship.
The elder priest continued hitting the young priest. Bayek swam out into Lake Moeris. With Senu's help, he discovered the location of the two Sobek statues: one onboard a military octareme and the other in a sunken trireme. He dived underwater and swam towards the sunken trireme.
- Bayek: A recent shipwreck. This could be it.
Bayek recovered the statue.
- Bayek: A golden statue of Sobek, beautifully made. Just as the boy said it would be.
Bayek resurfaced and swam towards the octareme. He climbed and snuck aboard the ship.
- Greek Soldier: That last dive was a good haul. The gold Sobek will bring a small fortune. That shipwreck might be hiding more.
Bayek eliminated the soldiers and recovered the statue from one of the chairs.
- Bayek: A golden statue of Sobek. It is beautiful. The boy tells the truth.
I should return these gold Sobeks to that odious priest.
Bayek returned to the Sobek priest.
- Bayek: Priest, I have your precious golden Sobeks. Your novice spoke the truth.
Bayek gave the statues to the priest.
- Sobek Priest: This useless boy has been constant trouble. Many more punishments await him, for his carelessness.
The priest used the statue to knock out the novice.
- Bayek: Your priest's clothing is just a mask for cowardice. By the god I hate masks.
Bayek walked away.
- Sobek Priest: This has nothing to do with you, (peasant)! Crawl back into your desert hole.
Bayek stopped in his tracks and looked back towards the priest.
Two guards attacked Bayek while the priest ran away. Bayek eliminated them, thus saving the novice. The young priest regained conscious.
- Novice: What do I do now? The Temple will not accept me.
- Bayek: Sobek has left the fate of this gold with you. You can return to the temple, or to your family. The choice is yours.
- Novice: May Sobek be with you.
- Bayek: Whatever you do, do it honorably. Egypt needs priests who do not wear masks.
Outcome
Bayek was able to prove the young Sobek priest's innocence. However, the elder priest refused to end his punishments towards the young priest, leading Bayek to interfere.