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'''Zawty''', known in modern times as '''Asyut''', is a city in {{Wiki|Upper Egypt}}.
'''Zawty''', known in modern times as '''Asyut''', is a city in {{Wiki|Upper Egypt}}.


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Zawty, known in modern times as Asyut, is a city in Upper Egypt.

In 70 BCE, Bayek travelled to the city in search of the messenger who contacted his father, Sabu, in Siwa. While in Zawty, Bayek met Tuta and Paneb.

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Characters
Medjay
Bayek • Emsaf • Hemon • Sabu
Order of the Ancients
Others
Ahmose • Aya • Bion • Ebe • Hepzefa • Herit • Khemu • Khensa • Menehet • Menna • Merti • Nefru • Neka • Nitokris • Paneb • Qenna • Rabiah • Rashidi • Sabestet • Sennefer • Seti • Sumi • Tuta • Wakare
Factions
Locations
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