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'''Sutekh''' (unknown – 38 BCE) was | '''Sutekh''' (unknown – 38 BCE) was an [[Egypt]]ain smuggler living in Thebes during the reign of [[Cleopatra]], and a descendant of [[Ramesses II]], a Pharaoh of the {{Wiki|Nineteenth Dynasty of Egypt}} . | ||
Throughout 38 BCE, Sutekh became embroiled in the travels of [[Bayek]] of [[Siwa]], a [[Hidden One]] looking to lift a curse plaguing Thebes. Upon lifting the curse in the [[Tomb of Tutankhamun|tomb]] of [[Tutankhamun]], [[Bayek]] entrusted Sutekh with the [[Akhenaten's Apple of Eden|relic]] that had been the curse's source. Bayek ordered Sutekh to hide the relic where no man would ever find it. | |||
Some time later, Bayek came across the body of Sutekh deep within the [[Waset Desert]], southwest of Thebes, near a cobra pit. | |||
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Sutekh (unknown – 38 BCE) was an Egyptain smuggler living in Thebes during the reign of Cleopatra, and a descendant of Ramesses II, a Pharaoh of the Nineteenth Dynasty of Egypt .
Throughout 38 BCE, Sutekh became embroiled in the travels of Bayek of Siwa, a Hidden One looking to lift a curse plaguing Thebes. Upon lifting the curse in the tomb of Tutankhamun, Bayek entrusted Sutekh with the relic that had been the curse's source. Bayek ordered Sutekh to hide the relic where no man would ever find it.
Some time later, Bayek came across the body of Sutekh deep within the Waset Desert, southwest of Thebes, near a cobra pit.