Taste of her Sting
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Taste of Her Sting was a virtual representation of one of Bayek's genetic memories, relived by Layla Hassan through the Portable Animus HR-8.
Description
Bayek finds a disturbing scene of death, and decides to keep his eyes open for more clues.
Dialogue
Bayek travelled to the Lost Crypt located on an island in Lake Mareotis.
- Bayek: A scene of death. I should investigate.
He discovered a papyrus on the ground.
- Bayek: Scraps of a message. There's too much missing.
- Prayer to Serqet:
I speak for the goddess, and the goddess speaks through me. She sits upon my tongue, and my sting is her sting. Her face is the scorpion, and snake, and spider, and I wear her mark. I take her name, for mine was a dull, rusty thing. I do her honor, in hopes that she will show me the mysteries. I speak for the goddess and you speak for me.
Bayek discovered traces of blood on a mat with candles.
- Bayek: Was this some terrible ceremony? There is so much blood, as if some butchery occurred here. But the elements have eroded many of the signs.
He walked down the stairs, where he discovered a statue of Sekhmet laying on the ground.
- Bayek: Sekhmet, the goddess of hunters. But there are scratches here, above the statue's stomach. What does it represent?
Bayek descended further and discovered an open wodden sarcophagus with no body inside.
- Bayek: Scraps of blood and flesh. There was a body here, but crocodiles must have devoured it.
He discovered the lit of the sarcophagu laying on the water.
- Bayek: The lid of a sarcophagus? There was a symbol here, but it is too damaged for me to make out. Troubling. If I had more information, I might understand this better. But as he was eaten by a crocodile... I'll keep an eye out for anything else so unusual.