Unseeing Eyes

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Unseeing Eyes was a virtual representation of one of Bayek's genetic memories, relived by Layla Hassan through the Portable Animus HR-8.

Description

On the road to Balagrae, Bayek stumbles upon a blind man. Babbling, Galenos begs Bayek to restore his sight which has been stolen by a mythical beast.

Dialogue

While on the road to Balagrae, Bayek heard an old man cry for help.

• Galenos: Spare a moment for a poor old sot?
  Will none of you help me? A manticore stole my eyes!

Bayek approached the man, and addressed him.

• Bayek: What is this madness, old man? Your eyes have been ravaged?
• Galenos: Yes, a manticore devoured them!
• Bayek: A mythical beast stole your sight?
• Galenos: With the face of a woman and the body of a lion.
• Bayek: That is one ferocious lion.
• Galenos: Quick! Before she returns. Take me to my friend Theramenes at the clinic. He will know what to do.
• Bayek: Madness is your bedfellow. But I can't leave you here to be eaten by beasts.

Bayek brought Galenos to the clinic, the man rambling along the way.

• Galenos: I only went berry picking.
• Bayek: There are many wild animals about, do you not have a bow?
• Galenos: A bow against a manticore?
• Bayek: My bow has killed a thousand beasts.
• Galenos: Argg! Are you the griffin? Spiriting me off!
• Bayek: Be still Galenos, it is me Bayek, your savior.
• Galenos: Are we near. Near the clinic, Bayek?
• Bayek: I hope so.

Bayek reached the clinic and placed Galenos on a mat. He spoke to a healer.

• Bayek: Are you the healer Theramenes?
• Theramenes: Yes, yes. Is that Galenos? By the Fates, what happened to him?
• Bayek: I found him by the road, crying that the Manticore took his eyes.
• Theramenes: And his wits along with them.
  I have honey and euphrasia... but the temple purloined my more exotic supplies.
• Bayek: I've brought him this far, so what do you need?
• Theramenes: You'll help? Wonder of wonders. I will give you a list.

Theramenes gave the list to Bayek, who left to look for the ingredients while Theramenes saw to Galenos. The healer required ibex horns, as well as snake venom.

• Bayek: Let's see what Theramenes can do with these.

He returned to Theramenes, and gave him the ingredients.

• Bayek: How is our patient?
• Theramenes: A babbling fool. We'll get no sense from him til I can relieve his pain. Silphium extract will do it.
• Bayek: That Roman weed?
• Theramenes: Silphium is our weed and because of the Romans it's almost extinct. They process it at the depot north of here.
• Bayek: Which is heavily guarded I bet?
• Theramenes: Should be no problem for one as resourceful as you. Haha.

Bayek sought out the depot north of the clinic. He infiltrated the place and recovered the silphium extract.

• Bayek: I should return this wonder cure to Theramenes.

Bayek returned to Theramenes, and gave him the extract.

• Theramenes: You are a marvel. I will bring our friend back to his senses, not that he had that many to begin with.
• Bayek: If I stumble across a manticore stalking the woods of Balagrae, I will bring you its head.
• Theramenes: Now that I would welcome my boy, they say that its venomous sting will paralyze a man instantly. I could have some use for that!
  Medicinally speaking of course!
• Bayek: Of course. Farewell, Theramenes.
• Galenos: Farewell Bayek! And watch out for manticores!

Outcome

Bayek brought Galenos to safety in Theramenes' clinic. He helped the healer recover ingredients and silphium needed for Galenos' recovery.

References

• Assassin's Creed: Origins