Board Thread:Series general discussion/@comment-18014300-20170611010837/@comment-28601337-20170614070831

So... we can all agree that Bayek may be the creator of the tenets, yes?

Then why the f#$% wasn't his statue in the Sanctuary of Monteriggioni? (Yes, I know. Because the idea of Bayek didn't even existed by that time). But I think that the creation of "a creed" is more important than a assassination. FAR more important. I mean, assassins kill templars everyday, no? Haha

But yeah, in my opinion Amunet should have been the protagonist of Origins and not Bayek. But f#%$ me.

EDIT: Now I know. Because the assassins there killed dictators and conquerors. But if Bayek is so important... why was he forgotten until now?