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| name = The Baker's Dilemma | | name = The Baker's Dilemma | ||
| description = ''[[Teta]] the baker has asked Bayek to rescue her [[Sasobek|taster]], for without his services, she can bake no more cakes. He was taken prisoner by city [[guard]]s near the [[Memphis]] [[Memphites Barracks|garrison]].'' | | image = ACO The Baker's Dilemma 1.png | ||
| description = ''[[Teta]] the baker has asked [[Bayek]] to rescue her [[Sasobek|taster]], for without his services, she can bake no more cakes. He was taken prisoner by city [[guard]]s near the [[Memphis]] [[Memphites Barracks|garrison]].'' | |||
| appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' | | appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' | ||
| type = Side, Level 23 | | type = Side, Level 23 | ||
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| next = [[Taimhotep's Song]] | | next = [[Taimhotep's Song]] | ||
| source = [[Bayek]] | | source = [[Bayek]] | ||
| location = [[Memphis]], [[ | | location = [[Memphis]], [[Ptolemaic Kingdom]] | ||
| date = 48 BCE}} | | date = 48 BCE}} | ||
'''The Baker's Dilemma''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Bayek]]'s genetic memories, relived by [[Layla Hassan]] through the Portable [[Animus|Animus HR-8]]. | '''The Baker's Dilemma''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Bayek]]'s genetic memories, relived by [[Layla Hassan]] through the Portable [[Animus|Animus HR-8]]. | ||
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Bayek approached the baker. | Bayek approached the baker. | ||
*'''Teta:''' ''Hello, friend! Bread for your sweetheart?'' | *'''Teta:''' ''Hello, friend! Bread for your sweetheart?'' | ||
[[File:ACO The Baker's Dilemma 2.png|thumb|250px|Bayek agreeing to help find the taster]] | |||
*'''Bayek:''' ''No, thank you. Why do you speak a curse under your breath?'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''No, thank you. Why do you speak a curse under your breath?'' | ||
*'''Teta:''' ''The magician who sold it to me said I must recite it two hundred times a day. Since I cannot recite while I sleep, I do it while work. Though it is hard to get any baking done without my taster!'' | *'''Teta:''' ''The magician who sold it to me said I must recite it two hundred times a day. Since I cannot recite while I sleep, I do it while work. Though it is hard to get any baking done without my taster!'' | ||
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Bayek set out to find Teta's taster. | Bayek set out to find Teta's taster. | ||
*'''Bayek:''' ''The regime presses even a poor baker so hard? Helping her would be a strike against Ptolemy, however small. And her bread smells delicious.'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''The regime presses even a poor baker so hard? Helping her would be a strike against Ptolemy, however small. And her bread smells delicious.'' | ||
[[File:ACO The Baker's Dilemma 3.png|thumb|250px|Bayek following the carriage]] | |||
With [[Senu]]'s help, Bayek found the man in a cage on a carriage, in transit. | With [[Senu]]'s help, Bayek found the man in a cage on a carriage, in transit. | ||
*'''Bayek:''' ''Could that be the man the baker is looking for?'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''Could that be the man the baker is looking for?'' | ||
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*'''Sasobek:''' ''My beautiful Teta! Now I can see her face again before I die. I am weak with hunger and with love. Will you carry me to Teta?'' | *'''Sasobek:''' ''My beautiful Teta! Now I can see her face again before I die. I am weak with hunger and with love. Will you carry me to Teta?'' | ||
*'''Bayek:''' ''If I must.'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''If I must.'' | ||
[[File:ACO The Baker's Dilemma 5.png|thumb|250px|Bayek carrying Sasobek back to Teta]] | |||
Bayek carried Sasobek on his back. | Bayek carried Sasobek on his back. | ||
*'''Bayek:''' ''Can you walk?'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''Can you walk?'' | ||
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*'''Teta:''' ''You brought back my taster!'' | *'''Teta:''' ''You brought back my taster!'' | ||
Bayek put Sasobek down. | Bayek put Sasobek down. | ||
[[File:ACO The Baker's Dilemma 6.png|thumb|250px|Bayek learning of the attempt to poison Taimhotep]] | |||
*'''Bayek:''' ''This man has something to tell you.'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''This man has something to tell you.'' | ||
*'''Teta:''' ''Well?'' | *'''Teta:''' ''Well?'' | ||
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*'''Sasobek:''' ''Of course, love.'' | *'''Sasobek:''' ''Of course, love.'' | ||
*'''Teta:''' ''Hush!'' | *'''Teta:''' ''Hush!'' | ||
[[File:ACO The Baker's Dilemma 8.png|thumb|250px|Bayek finding the cakes]] | |||
Bayek travelled to the Memphites Barracks, where the cakes were held. He discovered several stashes of cakes in the main hall. | Bayek travelled to the Memphites Barracks, where the cakes were held. He discovered several stashes of cakes in the main hall. | ||
*'''Bayek:''' ''A basket of cakes. I got here in time. Now to make sure they will not poison anyone.'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''A basket of cakes. I got here in time. Now to make sure they will not poison anyone.'' | ||
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==Outcome== | ==Outcome== | ||
Bayek helped the baker to rescue her taster. He discovered a plot to poison Taimhotep and was able to prevent it. | Bayek helped the baker to rescue her taster. He discovered a plot to poison Taimhotep and was able to prevent it. | ||
==Gallery== | |||
<gallery position="center" widths="180" captionalign="center"> | |||
ACO The Baker's Dilemma 4.png|Bayek on the carriage carrying Sasobek | |||
ACO The Baker's Dilemma 7.png|Bayek infiltrating the barracks | |||
</gallery> | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 16:58, 11 May 2020
The Baker's Dilemma was a virtual representation of one of Bayek's genetic memories, relived by Layla Hassan through the Portable Animus HR-8.
Description
A local baker's taster has been imprisoned by the Ptolemies for non-payment of taxes.
Dialogue
Bayek travelled to one of the markets in Memphis.
- Teta: Feastday breads! Fresh feastday breads!
Breads in all shapes and sizes! Bread in the shape of the Double Crown!
I curse Ahmes the fruit-seller, eater of his own shit.
The finest bread in Memphis! Favorite bakery of Cleopatra, the Queen!
May the life and mind and memory of Ahmes the fruit-seller be forgotten.
Coriander-seed bread! Date bread! Two loaves for the price of one on feastdays!
May the liver and lungs and stomach of Ahmes the fruit-seller putrefy into ash.
Feastday breads! Buy a fresh loaf for your sweetheard!
Bayek approached the baker.
- Teta: Hello, friend! Bread for your sweetheart?
- Bayek: No, thank you. Why do you speak a curse under your breath?
- Teta: The magician who sold it to me said I must recite it two hundred times a day. Since I cannot recite while I sleep, I do it while work. Though it is hard to get any baking done without my taster!
- Bayek: What happened to your taster?
- Teta: Gods blast the regime! They arrested him for not paying the tax on spices! And now I am out of cinnamon!
- Bayek: Looks like you need more than a magician.
Bayek set out to find Teta's taster.
- Bayek: The regime presses even a poor baker so hard? Helping her would be a strike against Ptolemy, however small. And her bread smells delicious.
With Senu's help, Bayek found the man in a cage on a carriage, in transit.
- Bayek: Could that be the man the baker is looking for?
He approached the carriage.
- Bayek: You are the taster?
- Sasobek: Yes, I am he.
Bayek rescued the man and carried him out of the cage.
- Bayek: Teta the baker asked me to bring you to her.
- Sasobek: My beautiful Teta! Now I can see her face again before I die. I am weak with hunger and with love. Will you carry me to Teta?
- Bayek: If I must.
Bayek carried Sasobek on his back.
- Bayek: Can you walk?
- Sasobek: I am too weak even to stand!
- Bayek: Really?
- Sasobek: My strength comes from the beautiful Teta!
- Bayek: Does she know you feel this way about her?
- Sasobek: I have not yet been brave enough to confess my love for her! Also, I am a wanted man.
- Bayek: I can see that. You did not pay your taxes.
- Sasobek: It has nothing to do with taxes! I'll tell you everything when we get back to Teta. Teta, beautiful Teta... Her face is like the sun! Teta, my love, I am coming to you!
Bayek carried Sasobek to the market.
- Sasobek: Hurry! Not much further until I can see my love again!
- Bayek: This man is heavy. Too good at his job, I suppose.
Bayek carried Sasobek back to Teta.
- Sasobek: Teta!
- Teta: You brought back my taster!
Bayek put Sasobek down.
- Bayek: This man has something to tell you.
- Teta: Well?
- Sasobek: Teta, I love you!
- Teta: What?
- Sasobek: And I uncovered a plot to poison the lady Taimhotep, beloved of the High Priest!
- Teta: What?!
- Bayek: What?
- Sasobek: Lady Taimhotep loves our cakes and bread. For five years, we have delivered them to the Great Temple. But yesterday, I overheard a guard say that this week's cakes had been poisoned!
- Bayek: Have they been delivered?
- Sasobek: I... I don't know. They'd be in the garrison, if not.
- Bayek: Then I will have to move quickly.
Bayek turned to leave. Teta and Sasobek continued to converse.
- Teta: This... This is all too much for me.
- Sasobek: Would you like to sit down?
- Teta: No! I need to think.
- Sasobek: Of course, love.
- Teta: Hush!
Bayek travelled to the Memphites Barracks, where the cakes were held. He discovered several stashes of cakes in the main hall.
- Bayek: A basket of cakes. I got here in time. Now to make sure they will not poison anyone.
Bayek destroyed the baskets and headed to another room, where he discovered the rest of the baskets.
- Bayek: Another basket of cakes. These need to be destroyed too. I should check to see if there are any others.
Bayek destroyed the baskets.
- Bayek: That is the last of the cakes. Taimhotep is safe now.
Outcome
Bayek helped the baker to rescue her taster. He discovered a plot to poison Taimhotep and was able to prevent it.
Gallery
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Bayek on the carriage carrying Sasobek -
Bayek infiltrating the barracks
