Egypt's Medjay

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Egypt's Medjay was a virtual representation of one of Bayek's genetic memories, relieved by Layla Hassan through the Portable Animus HR-8.

Description

Beset with concerns that he has not, in fact, killed the Snake, Bayek parts with Aya and sets out to Kanopos in search of Apollodorus.

Dialogue

Bayek meets Apollodorus's contact.

• Bayek: I am Bayek. Aya sent me to speak to Apollodorus.
• Contact: Ssh! I'm sure you can appreciate that my master takes precautions concerning those he meets.
• Bayek: I have a question only he can answer.
• Contact: I will tell him you seek his council and that Aya recommends you. Wait for tomorrow night. If he sees fit to meet you, you will find him near the lighthouse then. Until then, the hippodrome's commemorating one of its greatest racers. Plenty of drinking and festivities, along with the races themselves, of course. If that appeals.

Bayek travels to the lighthouse. Upon arrival, a boat pulls up to the shore.

• Bayek: Apollodorus.
• Apollodorus: You there! Are you here to kill me, or to be my friend?
• Bayek: Friend. Bayek of Siwa.
• Apollodorus: Ah! Then your help, please.

Bayek assists Apollodorus in removing a man from the boat.

• Apollodorus: You are Aya's Medjay, huh?
• Bayek: Any other survivors?
• Injured man: Only Damastes. They took him prisoner.
• Apollodorus: And the scroll! What of the scroll?
• Injured man: Damastes had it.
• Apollodorus: That ass Damastes should have destroyed it!

Apollodorus takes the injured man by the shoulders as he rises.

• Apollodorus: Cleopatra owes you much. Can you get to a healer by yourself?

The man nods and walks away. Bayek turns to Apollodorus.

• Bayek: I've killed Eudoros.
• Apollodorus: Huh? Well done.
• Bayek: He was the Snake, yes?
• Apollodorus: Man to man, Bayek, there is much you have yet to understand.
• Bayek: Man to man, I need an answer.
• Apollodorus: I must take the measure of you first. Rescue Damastes and recover the scroll. And then I will know if you are the man that Aya claims you to be.

Bayek appears displeased.

• Bayek: Where is this Damastes?
• Apollodorus: He should be on the docks in Kanopos harbor. I can't risk that someone reads the scroll he carries.

Bayek takes the boat across the water and into the harbor. He abandons the boat to swim to shore, sneaking his way to where Damastes is held in a cage on the dock. Bayek kills the guards and frees Damastes.

• Damastes: Thank you! It was very unpleasant in there. You have killed them all! Bastards, they deserved to die. Get me to a safe place! Then we will talk.

Bayek and Damastes proceed down the docks and into the town.

• Damastes: I was going to kill all of them. The damn cage was too hard to get out of is all.
• Bayek: Apollodorus sent me to help you. Give me the scroll.
• Damastes: Scroll? I do not have any scroll.
• Bayek: Your job was to carry it.
• Damastes: I hid it on our ship. I did not want it to fall into the wrong hands!
• Bayek: Where is this ship?
• Damastes: At the bottom of the lake! They sunk it.
• Bayek: Very well, I'll get it. Apollodorus is waiting for you at the lighthouse.
• Damastes: I will tell him to find you near the sunken ship.

Reference

• Assassin's Creed: Origins