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The Memphis bureau was a Hidden Ones base of operations in Egypt located within the city of Memphis. It was set up by Bayek some time after the establishment of the secret organization and the death of Flavius Metellus, between 47 and 43 BCE. The hideout was located in an unassuming building and accessible only through the rooftops marked with insignia of the brotherhood, a design that was used by Assassins well into the Third Crusade. Inside the bureau the Hidden Ones held numerous scrolls detailing their allies and targets throughout Egypt all the way to Cyrene. One of the members offered trading services inside. Tahira operated from the Memphis bureau until she travelled to Sinai and established another one in Klysma Quarry sometime before 38 BCE.[1][2]
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Unassuming building hiding the bureau. -
A patio under the entrance from the roof. -
Interior of the bureau.
Appearances
References
- ↑ Assassin's Creed: Origins – The Greater Good
- ↑ Assassin's Creed: Origins – The Hidden Ones – The Hidden Ones (memory)