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==The hunt==
==The hunt==
===The Heron===
===The Heron===
{{Quote|I am Medjay to no pharaoh|Bayek to Rudjek, 48 BCE|Assassin's Creed: Origins|The Heron Assassination}}
{{Quote|I am Medjay to no pharaoh.|Bayek to Rudjek, 48 BCE|Assassin's Creed: Origins|The Heron Assassination}}
[[File:ACO The Heron Assassination 07.jpg|thumb|250px|Bayek declaring his intent to hunt every Order member.]]
[[File:ACO The Heron Assassination 07.jpg|thumb|250px|Bayek declaring his intent to hunt every Order member.]]
After year of searching, Bayek learned that [[Saqqara Nome]]'s {{Wiki|nomarch}} Rudjek was one of the masked man known as "the Heron". Bayek tracked him down to [[Sneferu]]'s [[Bent Pyramid]],<ref name="TheHeronAssassination">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' – [[The Heron Assassination]]</ref> where he fought and defeated Rudjek's bodyguard [[Hypatos]],<ref name="Homecoming">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' – [[Homecoming (Origins)|Homecoming]]</ref> then continued on to corner his target. When Rudjek asked why a Medjay hunted him when they were supposed to protect the [[pharaoh]]s, Bayek denied serving the [[Ptolemaic dynasty]] and instead showed his arm covered in [[tattoo]]ed cryptonyms.<ref name="TheHeronAssassination"/>
After year of searching, Bayek learned that [[Saqqara Nome]]'s {{Wiki|nomarch}} Rudjek was one of the masked man known as "the Heron". Bayek tracked him down to [[Sneferu]]'s [[Bent Pyramid]],<ref name="TheHeronAssassination">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' – [[The Heron Assassination]]</ref> where he fought and defeated Rudjek's bodyguard [[Hypatos]],<ref name="Homecoming">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' – [[Homecoming (Origins)|Homecoming]]</ref> then continued on to corner his target. When Rudjek asked why a Medjay hunted him when they were supposed to protect the [[pharaoh]]s, Bayek denied serving the [[Ptolemaic dynasty]] and instead showed his arm covered in [[tattoo]]ed cryptonyms.<ref name="TheHeronAssassination"/>
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===The Ibis===
===The Ibis===
{{Quote|You killed my master and left me for dead, That was a mistake.|Hypatos to Bayek, 48 BCE|Assassin's Creed: Origins|Homecoming (Origins)}}
{{Quote|I die, my work unfinished. So close, so very close to ushering in the perpetual rule of the strong and virtuous!|Hypatos to Bayek, 48 BCE|Assassin's Creed: Origins|The False Oracle}}
[[File:ACO Homecoming 2.png|thumb|250px|Bayek fighting Hypatos]]
[[File:ACO Homecoming 2.png|thumb|250px|left|Bayek fighting Hypatos]]
A few months later, Hypatos confronted Bayek at some ruins on the outskirts of Siwa, determined to avenge his master's death and his wounded pride at being defeated but left alive. In the midst of the fight, he slammed his [[mace]] into the ground and broke it, sending both into a lower chamber, where they continued their duel. Although Bayek offered a truce, Hypatos stubbornly refused in the name of honor. Eventually, Bayek proved the better warrior and killed Hypatos.<ref name="Homecoming"/>
A few months later, Hypatos confronted Bayek at some ruins on the outskirts of Siwa, determined to avenge his master's death and his wounded pride at being defeated but left alive. In the midst of the fight, he slammed his [[mace]] into the ground and broke it, sending both into a lower chamber, where they continued their duel. Although Bayek offered a truce, Hypatos stubbornly refused in the name of honor. Eventually, Bayek proved the better warrior and killed Hypatos.<ref name="Homecoming"/>


Bayek navigated his way out of the ruins and saw his friend [[Hepzefa]] fighting a group of [[soldier]]s from the [[Ptolemaic army]]. He immediately rushed to protect his friend and killed the attackers.<ref name="Homecoming"/> Hepzefa, surprised to see Bayek after a year of absence, welcomed him warmly and the two men rode back to Siwa. Along the way, Hepzefa told Bayek of the brutality and unfair treatment the villagers suffered at the hands of the [[Oracle of Amun]] [[Medunamun]], otherwise known as "The "Ibis", thus giving Bayek his next target.<ref name="TheOasis">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' – [[The Oasis]]</ref>
Bayek navigated his way out of the ruins and saw his friend [[Hepzefa]] fighting a group of [[soldier]]s from the [[Ptolemaic army]]. He immediately rushed to protect his friend and killed the attackers.<ref name="Homecoming"/> Hepzefa, surprised to see Bayek after a year of absence, welcomed him warmly and the two men rode back to Siwa. Along the way, Hepzefa told Bayek of the brutality and unfair treatment the villagers suffered at the hands of the [[Oracle of Amun]] [[Medunamun]], otherwise known as "The Ibis", thus giving Bayek his next target.<ref name="TheOasis">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' – [[The Oasis]]</ref>
 
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"Sleep? I never sleep. I just wait. In the shadows. And I will kill you all. Everyone who sniffed the air that day in Siwa."
―Bayek to Rudjek before killing him, 48 BCE[src]-[m]

The Hunt for the Snake was a years-long personal vendetta carried out by the Medjay Bayek and his wife Aya to avenge the murder of their son Khemu at the hands of the Order of the Ancients, known collectively as "the Snake".

Prelude

Bayek and his son Khemu were practicing hunting animals in the outskirt of Siwa until they were confronted by a Mercenary, Bayek fearing for his son's safety tell him to flee after that Bayek followed the Mercenary where he was ambushed by other Several Mercenary and were knocked unconscious by one of them.[1]

Bayek were brought to Temple of Amun where a masked man tells him to follow him to beneath the temple where there were other masked men and Khemu, a masked men called the "Ibis" hands an Orb to Khemu believing that he can open the Vault, However Bayek and Khemu does not know anything about the Vault, They then threathen Bayek that if the Vault wasn't open when they returned he will never see his son again, Khemu wanting to help his father tell Bayek that he could steal a knife from one of the masked men despite Bayek telling not to, Khemu stole a knife and gave it to Bayek, The masked ones then returned and one of them restrain Khemu and threathen to cut his heart out should he not able open a Vault, Bayek then used a knife given by Khemu to cut the rope on his hands freeing himself, Bayek immediately attack masked men and then attempted to kill one of them with the knife, However the masked man redirect the knife into Khemu killing him, Before Bayek could do anything he was knocked out with an Orb by one of masked men.

Bayek take Khemu's Body to Mountain of the Death and buried him beside the rest of his family, This event drove him to hunt down masked men who were responsible for Khemu's Death.

The hunt

The Heron

"I am Medjay to no pharaoh."
―Bayek to Rudjek, 48 BCE[src]-[m]
Bayek declaring his intent to hunt every Order member.

After year of searching, Bayek learned that Saqqara Nome's nomarch Rudjek was one of the masked man known as "the Heron". Bayek tracked him down to Sneferu's Bent Pyramid,[2] where he fought and defeated Rudjek's bodyguard Hypatos,[3] then continued on to corner his target. When Rudjek asked why a Medjay hunted him when they were supposed to protect the pharaohs, Bayek denied serving the Ptolemaic dynasty and instead showed his arm covered in tattooed cryptonyms.[2]

The nomarch panicked at seeing his name crossed off, swearing that his brethren would find and stop Bayek, and attempted to avert his fate by throwing a knife at his assailant's head. However, Bayek blocked it with Rudjek's mask he had recovered earlier and vowed in turn that he would wait in the shadows to eliminate everyone in the Order who was at Siwa. He then thrust the knife and mask into Rudjek's face, killing him.[2]

The Ibis

"I die, my work unfinished. So close, so very close to ushering in the perpetual rule of the strong and virtuous!"
―Hypatos to Bayek, 48 BCE[src]-[m]
Bayek fighting Hypatos

A few months later, Hypatos confronted Bayek at some ruins on the outskirts of Siwa, determined to avenge his master's death and his wounded pride at being defeated but left alive. In the midst of the fight, he slammed his mace into the ground and broke it, sending both into a lower chamber, where they continued their duel. Although Bayek offered a truce, Hypatos stubbornly refused in the name of honor. Eventually, Bayek proved the better warrior and killed Hypatos.[3]

Bayek navigated his way out of the ruins and saw his friend Hepzefa fighting a group of soldiers from the Ptolemaic army. He immediately rushed to protect his friend and killed the attackers.[3] Hepzefa, surprised to see Bayek after a year of absence, welcomed him warmly and the two men rode back to Siwa. Along the way, Hepzefa told Bayek of the brutality and unfair treatment the villagers suffered at the hands of the Oracle of Amun Medunamun, otherwise known as "The Ibis", thus giving Bayek his next target.[4]


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References

  1. Assassin's Creed: OriginsThe False Oracle
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 Assassin's Creed: OriginsThe Heron Assassination
  3. 3.0 3.1 3.2 Assassin's Creed: OriginsHomecoming
  4. Assassin's Creed: OriginsThe Oasis