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Within the house of Serqet, Bayek found mention of a [[Prophet of Serqet|Prophet]], and decided to investigate further.<ref name="Taste of her Sting" /> | Within the house of Serqet, Bayek found mention of a [[Prophet of Serqet|Prophet]], and decided to investigate further.<ref name="Taste of her Sting" /> | ||
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The House of Serqet, also called Old Temple and ruined temple, was an old, abandoned ruin in Ka-Khem Nome, Egypt.
In 48 BCE, the Medjay Bayek of Siwa explored the House of Serqet as remains of gruesome ceremonies around the Lower Egypt eventually led him there.[1] The Medjay had also found out about a legendary weapon, the Sword of Ptah, within a forgotten library beneath the Temple of Horus in Letopolis, and how the Sword was said to have been taken to defend the House of Serqet.[2]
Within the house of Serqet, Bayek found mention of a Prophet, and decided to investigate further.[1]
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