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[[Flavius Metellus]]}}'''Bayek's Apple of Eden''' is an [[Apples of Eden|Apple of Eden]], an ancient and technologically-advanced instrument created by the [[Isu]] to control [[Humans|humankind]], their workforce. | [[Flavius Metellus]]}}'''Bayek's Apple of Eden''' is an [[Apples of Eden|Apple of Eden]], an ancient and technologically-advanced instrument created by the [[Isu]] to control [[Humans|humankind]], their workforce. | ||
During the 1st century BCE it came into possession of [[Medunamun]], a member of the [[Order of the Ancients]]. Although he didn't use its power against the people of [[Siwa]], he did use it as a bludgeoning weapon. Upon Medunamun's death at the hand of the [[Medjay]] [[Bayek]], Bayek took the apple, and later gave it to [[Apollodorus]] for safe keeping. Apollodorus was later killed by Flavius who took the Apple and used its power to its true potential, enslaving all of Siwa to his will. Bayek avenges Apollodorus and the countless others that the were killed by the Order, he kills Flavius in a one-on-one fight. While Flavius was using the apple's powers to fight Bayek, he was eventually slain by Bayek's hands. Bayek took the apple back and later stored in the [[Royal Library of Alexandria]]. | During the 1st century BCE it came into possession of [[Medunamun]], a member of the [[Order of the Ancients]]. Although he didn't use its power against the people of [[Siwa]], he did use it as a bludgeoning weapon. Upon Medunamun's death at the hand of the [[Medjay]] [[Bayek]], Bayek took the apple, and later gave it to [[Apollodorus]] for safe keeping. Apollodorus was later killed by Flavius who took the Apple and used its power to its true potential, enslaving all of Siwa to his will. Bayek avenges Apollodorus and the countless others that the were killed by the Order, he kills Flavius in a one-on-one fight. While Flavius was using the apple's powers to fight Bayek, he was eventually slain by Bayek's hands. Bayek took the apple back and later stored in the [[Royal Library of Alexandria]].{{Fact}} | ||
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Bayek's Apple of Eden is an Apple of Eden, an ancient and technologically-advanced instrument created by the Isu to control humankind, their workforce.
During the 1st century BCE it came into possession of Medunamun, a member of the Order of the Ancients. Although he didn't use its power against the people of Siwa, he did use it as a bludgeoning weapon. Upon Medunamun's death at the hand of the Medjay Bayek, Bayek took the apple, and later gave it to Apollodorus for safe keeping. Apollodorus was later killed by Flavius who took the Apple and used its power to its true potential, enslaving all of Siwa to his will. Bayek avenges Apollodorus and the countless others that the were killed by the Order, he kills Flavius in a one-on-one fight. While Flavius was using the apple's powers to fight Bayek, he was eventually slain by Bayek's hands. Bayek took the apple back and later stored in the Royal Library of Alexandria. [citation needed]
Capabilities
The Apple of Eden has the power to conjure up illusions and to control the hearts and minds of men and women. Flavius used its power to make Siwa bow to the Order of the Ancients.
While utilizing the Apple's powers, Flavius showed a number of advanced abilities, ranging from conjuring up tangible-holograms of his Order of the Ancient members to attack Bayek, turn himself invisibly and generate a kinetic force which can slow down Bayek momentarily.
Known owners
In chronological order:
- The Isu (? – ?)
- Medunamun (? – 48 BCE)
- Bayek (48 BCE)
- Aya (48 BCE)
- Apollodorus (48 BCE – 47 BCE)
- Flavius Metellus (47 BCE)
- Bayek (47 BCE – ?)
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