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==Dialogue== | ==Dialogue== | ||
After rescuing [[Baba]] in the tunnels, Bayek explored the old library. he investigated a papyrus on one of the shelves. | After rescuing [[Baba]] in the tunnels, Bayek explored the old library. he investigated a papyrus on one of the shelves. | ||
*'''The Eye of Kemwer:'''<br>''Our wonderful, magnificent city is caught in a battle between man and god, the river and the desert, between [[Horus]] and [[Sekhmet]]. When our ancestors founded it, it was dedicated to the Great Black One, the Falcon whose right eye is the | *'''The Eye of Kemwer:'''<br>''Our wonderful, magnificent city is caught in a battle between man and god, the river and the desert, between [[Horus]] and [[Sekhmet]]. When our ancestors founded it, it was dedicated to the Great Black One, the Falcon whose right eye is the [[sun]] and whose left one is the [[moon]]. But over the past months and years, the Lady Who Mauls has come closer and closer. Our summer feast in her honor no longer sways her. She creeps ever closer, and the breath of the War [[Lion]] brings the heat and sand of the desert into the heart of the city.<br>The oracles say she wishes to claim all [[Egypt]] for herself, and swallow it whole, unless we make a grand sacrifice. Her wab priests have told the nomarch to give up the city, and that will appease her.'' | ||
Bayek read another papyrus on one of the tables. | Bayek read another papyrus on one of the tables. | ||
*'''The Apotheosis Papyrus:'''<br>''We are victorious, The Divine Lion, the powerful one, whose breath formed the desert, whose tongue is as rough as the sand, the fiercest of hunters will swallow this profane place. This city where men professed themselves greater than the gods. We chosen fall towards apotheosis, while our enemies fall in disgrace. The city and all within will lay beneath a blanket of sand for a hundred years. In exchange she will let the rest of the [[Nile]] prosper under the God of the Sky. Woe to anyone who seek to unearth it and take the treasure from the goddess.'' | *'''The Apotheosis Papyrus:'''<br>''We are victorious, The Divine Lion, the powerful one, whose breath formed the desert, whose tongue is as rough as the sand, the fiercest of hunters will swallow this profane place. This city where men professed themselves greater than the gods. We chosen fall towards apotheosis, while our enemies fall in disgrace. The city and all within will lay beneath a blanket of sand for a hundred years. In exchange she will let the rest of the [[Nile]] prosper under the God of the Sky. Woe to anyone who seek to unearth it and take the treasure from the goddess.'' | ||
Bayek investiagated another papyrus on one of the stone slabs. | Bayek investiagated another papyrus on one of the stone slabs. | ||
*'''Bayek:''' ''A history of the lost keepers of this place.'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''A history of the lost keepers of this place.'' | ||
*'''A History of the Keepers of the Old Library:'''<br>''As (God's Servants), we bear witness to the voyage of {{Wiki|Maahes}}, son of Sekhmet, to confront the invaders who come from out of the son. We have blessed the | *'''A History of the Keepers of the Old Library:'''<br>''As (God's Servants), we bear witness to the voyage of {{Wiki|Maahes}}, son of Sekhmet, to confront the invaders who come from out of the son. We have blessed the Sword of Ptah and placed it in Maahes' hand, sending him across the river to rally our spears at the house of [[Serqet]]. Maahes must stand against the armies of Ochus, who is called [[Artaxerxes III of Persia|Artaxerxes]], who march from the {{Wiki|Pelusium|city of ooze}} to lay waste and enslave us all.'' | ||
*'''Bayek:''' ''The sword is missing. I wonder if Maahes succeeded at the house of Serqet, or whether his cause was lost there?'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''The sword is missing. I wonder if Maahes succeeded at the house of Serqet, or whether his cause was lost there?'' | ||
Bayek exited the old library through a hidden opening and returned to the [[Temple of Horus]]. | Bayek exited the old library through a hidden opening and returned to the [[Temple of Horus]]. | ||
==Outcome== | ==Outcome== | ||
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The Old Library was a virtual representation of one of Bayek's genetic memories, relived by Layla Hassan through the Portable Animus HR-8.
Description
Bayek searches across the river from Letopolis, for the House of Serqet, and a missing sword.
Dialogue
After rescuing Baba in the tunnels, Bayek explored the old library. he investigated a papyrus on one of the shelves.
- The Eye of Kemwer:
Our wonderful, magnificent city is caught in a battle between man and god, the river and the desert, between Horus and Sekhmet. When our ancestors founded it, it was dedicated to the Great Black One, the Falcon whose right eye is the sun and whose left one is the moon. But over the past months and years, the Lady Who Mauls has come closer and closer. Our summer feast in her honor no longer sways her. She creeps ever closer, and the breath of the War Lion brings the heat and sand of the desert into the heart of the city.
The oracles say she wishes to claim all Egypt for herself, and swallow it whole, unless we make a grand sacrifice. Her wab priests have told the nomarch to give up the city, and that will appease her.
Bayek read another papyrus on one of the tables.
- The Apotheosis Papyrus:
We are victorious, The Divine Lion, the powerful one, whose breath formed the desert, whose tongue is as rough as the sand, the fiercest of hunters will swallow this profane place. This city where men professed themselves greater than the gods. We chosen fall towards apotheosis, while our enemies fall in disgrace. The city and all within will lay beneath a blanket of sand for a hundred years. In exchange she will let the rest of the Nile prosper under the God of the Sky. Woe to anyone who seek to unearth it and take the treasure from the goddess.
Bayek investiagated another papyrus on one of the stone slabs.
- Bayek: A history of the lost keepers of this place.
- A History of the Keepers of the Old Library:
As (God's Servants), we bear witness to the voyage of Maahes, son of Sekhmet, to confront the invaders who come from out of the son. We have blessed the Sword of Ptah and placed it in Maahes' hand, sending him across the river to rally our spears at the house of Serqet. Maahes must stand against the armies of Ochus, who is called Artaxerxes, who march from the city of ooze to lay waste and enslave us all. - Bayek: The sword is missing. I wonder if Maahes succeeded at the house of Serqet, or whether his cause was lost there?
Bayek exited the old library through a hidden opening and returned to the Temple of Horus.