Ubisoft brings us the latest generation of Assassin's Creed game, in which Ubisoft takes us to Nordic Europe for the first time, and a story about the Vikings and the English will slowly unfold for players in this Assassin's Creed: Valhalla.

The latest work "Assassin's Creed: Valhalla" is also known as the finale of Ubisoft's "Assassin's Creed" new trilogy. The story about the early assassin's Creed, which begins with "Assassin's Creed" will usher in an ending here. As the new work is about to be released, let’s learn about the wonderful stories of the first two of the new trilogy.

In 332 BC, Alexander the Great, with his great talent and strategy, unified the entire Greek territory, and then swept across the Middle East. He occupied the entire Egypt without spending a single soldier and a single soldier, and wiped out the Persian Empire. His army drove into the Indus River Basin. The four ancient civilizations in the world occupied three of them, and he knew the world and held the bull.

After overthrowing the Persians, Alexander the Great took risks and went to the Temple of Amon in the hinterland of Siwa, Egypt to worship the god Amon, in order to obtain the oracle of Amon to recognize his title of pharaoh and officially crowned him as a pharaoh in Egypt.

This king who came from Greece won the recognition of the ancient Egyptian people with his extraordinary courage. Since then, ancient Egyptian culture, ancient Greek culture and ancient Roman culture have collided and intertwined in the Nile River Basin.

After the death of Alexander the Great, his successor Ptolemy I established himself as king in 305 BC and claimed that he was an Egyptian pharaoh. Ancient Egypt ushered in the Ptolemy dynasty.

After the death of Ptolemy XII, he left a will for his son Ptolemy XIII and his daughter Cleopatra, designating Cleopatra VII and her half-brother Ptolemy XIII as their heirs to rule together. When it comes to the name Cleopatra, everyone may feel unfamiliar with it, but when it comes to her title, it is named after the history of Cleopatra.

During the administration, Cleopatra's ambitions continued to expand, hoping to further gain greater power. Due to the joint opposition of the two ministers at that time, Porcinius and Okchivian, Cleopatra was eventually exiled. Ptolemy XIII began his journey of domination in Egypt, and our story of Assassin's Creed: Origin began in this context.

In 49 BC, Pharaoh Ptolemy began a large-scale parade in Siwa Oasis. The Pharaoh, sitting on a giant elephant, looked down at the cheering crowd and felt the respect from the people of Siwa. In the crowd, Bayek was watching the Pharaoh's every move. As the most respected "guardian" in the Siwa region, Bayek took on the important task of protecting the Pharaoh.

The day after the cruise, Bayek took his son Kamu to train to become a "guardian". Kamu, who grew up with his father since childhood, wanted to become a respected "guardian" like his father. Just when Bayek was planning to teach Kamu's "Leap of Faith", Kamu's playmate wasPeople kidnapped. How could Bayek, who witnessed all this, sit idly by and hurry up to chase after him.

However, Bayek did not turn on the protagonist's halo at this time. In front of the heavily armed heavy infantry, Bayek had only the power to resist and had no ability to fight back. After only three rounds, he was knocked down by the opponent's heavy punch.

When he woke up again, Bayek found that he and his son had been kidnapped into the temple in his hometown, and five mysterious figures wearing masks appeared in front of him. They were all wearing gray cloth robes and copper green masks, and used the names of animals as their names.

One of them was called "Holy Heron". He held a golden orb and said that this thing could be used to open the door to the "treasure house". Bayek, as the "guardian" of Siwa, must know the mystery. But Bayek was unaware of this and asked them to let his son go.

At the same time, the Pharaoh also noticed the movement here. In order to stabilize the pharaoh, several of the masked men rushed outside the temple to rescue the temple, leaving only two people guarding the gate of the underground palace.

Bayek's hands were tied up against each other, and the masked man in charge of guarding happened to be carrying a dagger. In order to save his father, Kamu finally defeated his inner fear, quietly walked to the side of the masked man who was more vicious than the hyena, and stole the dagger that was inserted between his waist.

Just as Bayek cut the rope, other masked men also came back. It was obvious that the Pharaoh had doubts about the whereabouts of these people. The masked men became impatient. They threatened Bayek to dig out his son's heart if he did not tell me how to open the treasure house.

But before they did, Bayek had cut the rope, then jumped up and rushed towards the masked man.

However, his raid was stopped by a man named "Holy Snake". The "Holy Snake" clamped Bayek's hands, making him unable to move forward, while Bayek pointed the dagger at the "Holy Snake"'s neck. At the stalemate, the "Holy Snake" suddenly followed the situation and pushed Bayek's dagger towards Kamu.

Bayek lost his center of gravity and fell forward. At that time, the one who stood behind the "Holy Snake" was Bayek's son Kamu. The dagger was straight into his chest. Kamu did not expect his father's dagger to stab him. Kamu was assassinated.

Bayek, who accidentally killed his son, screamed in pain. In order to avoid arousing the suspicion of the Pharaoh, the masked man hurriedly knocked Bayek out of the temple. After a while, Bayek woke up. Bayek, who had lost his beloved son, decided to find a mysterious person to avenge his son.

In a blink of an eye, a year has passed. During this year, Bayek collected news about the masked man everywhere. God lived up to the painstaking people. He finally got news about two of the masked man "heron" and "Holy Vulture", and Bayek began his revenge plan.

In 48 BC, NitriIn the tortuous pyramids in Southeast Asia. The man, known as the "heron", was lying on the ground, looking at the assassin standing in front of him with confusion. "Shouldn't you be the guardian of Siva?" he asked, "Shouldn't the guardian protect the Pharaoh?"

"I am not the guardian of the pharaoh." The visitor said, pointing to the name emblem on his right arm, which was stabbed with the masked man "heron" - the name of Rudjake. He stared at these words fiercely, stabbed the arrow to his right arm. The characters were torn in half with the flesh, and then dyed red with blood.

Then, the owner of this name fell into the same fate. A mask with a sharp knife embedded in the inner wall was tightly covered on his face.

After successfully assassinating the "Heron", Bayek encountered the bodyguard of the "Heron" by Hepardon during the retreat. Although Bayek said that Hepardon was not his enemy, his master was assassinated under his protection, which was unacceptable to Hepardon. In the end, Bayek defeated Hepatos and fled back to Siwa through the underground secret passage.

At this time, Bayek's friend Hopzafa was waiting for him secretly. After the two met, they were attacked by a group of guards under Ptolemy. The group of guards forced Hopzafa to hand over Bayek. After a battle, the two of them worked together to repel the enemy and rode the camel back to Siwa.

On the way back to Siwa, Hopzafa talked to Bayek about Meduamon, the "Holy Heron" who was making waves in Siwa. Before he became the chief priest of the Amon Temple, the local soldiers only drank and fought at most. After he took office, the soldiers became more and more cruel, pointing the tip of the knife at Siwa's people.

Soldiers are fearless in the local area. Anyone who dares to act rashly will be subject to the most ruthless interrogation, threats, taxes and even beatings. The people dare not speak out without saying anything. Therefore, Bayek decided to rely on his own strength to eliminate harm for the people.

At Siwa's home, Bayek received a simple bandage from the old woman Rabia and was lying for a while. After recovering from his injury, he started a series of training at the invitation of Hopzafa to prepare for the assassination of Meduamon. In order to help Bayek with his help and give him a surprise, Hopzafa handed over his long-family friend Shirou Senu to Bayek again.

At the same time, Bayek also accepted the commission from other villagers in Siwa, rescued the rebels detained by the officers and soldiers, and destroyed the robbers that endangered one side. His experience and skills have made great progress during this period.

After making complete preparations, Bayek sneaked into the Temple of Amon where Meduamon is located. The temple is built against the mountain and is the commanding height of Siwa. It is covered with cliffs on all sides and is protected by soldiers. It is a place that is easy to defend and difficult to attack. After Bayek crossed the obstacle, he finally found Meduamon.

At this time, Meduamon was torturing an innocent villager, not realizing that someone had already sneaked in, while Bayek was deadStaring at Meduamon, like a falcon ready to fight to the death with this "Holy Heron".

Bayek seized the opportunity and launched an attack. Meduamon also recognized that the person who came to assassinate was the "guardian" in the temple back then. Despite Meduamon's tenacious resistance, Bayek finally defeated Meduamon.

In the death space, Meduamon angrily scolded Bayek, believing that he was the one who represents good, and put his sword on Bayek's neck, questioning: "This treasure house will give us the power of the gods. What is the sacrificial child?!"

In a trance, Bayek seemed to hear a kind call. A child is standing behind him, and the so-called lack of skill in turning things around is Bayek's most heartbreaking past. He stood in front of Meduamon's body and smashed the head of the "Holy Heron" with the golden bead.

Bayek told Hopzafa about Meduamon's death and decided to go to Alexander to meet his wife Aya, because if you want to find your enemy, "Holy Snake", you must first find your wife Aya. Before leaving, Bayek handed over the task of protecting Siva to Hopzafa. Hopza Law suggested that he could go to the Alexander Library to find Aiya's cousin first, and there was another keyword: Serapis.

Bayek's wife Aya left Bayek and her son after her son Kamu were born, and returned to her hometown, Alexandria, to pursue her ideals and become a scholar. And Aya, who returned to Alexander, met Cleopatra who was exiled.

After Kamu's death, Aya got the news that taking advantage of her position as a clown on Egypt, Aya secretly investigated the traces of those mysterious people and killed two of the first five targets. However, at the same time, Aya, who already has a different philosophy from her husband, was also waiting for the opportunity to bring her husband closer to the game and contribute to the clown on her.

As soon as we arrived in Alexander, Bayek headed straight to the big library. On the stairs in the library hall, Bayek saw the so-called "Serapis", a marble statue of Serapis. But strangely, Aiya's figure did not appear here.

While Bayek was wondering, a bearded man shouting the name of Serapis, looking no different from other poets who were immersed in fantasy. But when he walked to Bayek, his proud and complacent look was put away, and it turned out that all this was just a disguise.

He saw through Bayek's identity and signaled him to follow him to Aya's hiding place. On the way, the man talked loudly as if no one else was away, while whispering to Bayek and Aiya. It turns out that he is Aya's cousin, named Little Fanos. The reason why Aiya did not show up was due to safety reasons.

Not long ago, Alexander's sheriff Gene Dios suddenly strengthened the city's security and checked suspicious people from door to door, pointing the finger at Aya. As for the reason, Fanos is evasive, only revealed that "this is a political conspiracy" and suggested that Bayek visit the more powerful Apollodolos.

Finally, the two arrived at the "entry" of Aiya's hiding place, a wellhead hidden under the monument. At the warning of Little Fanos, Bayek performed a leap of faith and jumped in.

Walking through the secret passage at the bottom of the well, Bayek had not had time to observe the surrounding environment, he was already knocked on the table by Aya, who was extremely excited. A small separation is better than a newlywed, let alone a couple separated for many years. The sky is thunder and earth is more powerful than countless people in the world. After the two of them had sex for a while, Bayek brought the topic to the right track.

Bayek showed Aya the wound on her right arm and asked her to look at the "jewel" she had found on Meduamon. Aiya understood what he meant, and then the two naked men lay in the well water. Dipped in the well water, Aya shaved Bayek with a dagger while reporting to him the deaths of "Vulture" Akteon and "Ram" Katysos.

Only one target is left, and the two of them will have great revenge. From Akton, Ayya found a document written on papyrus. Apollodoros told her that this papyrus was a special paper for the Royal Parliament, which showed that the "Holy Snake" was hidden in Ptolemy's court.

And in addition to Aya and Bayek, there is another person who also wants to get rid of the "Holy Snake", that is, the Egyptian Queen who is being wanted nationwide and has to go into exile overseas. Someone who stood up for themselves to eliminate dissidents undoubtedly helped Cleopatra a great help.

In order to help Aiya, Cleopatra sent her the ancient blade that was once used to assassinate the tyrant Xerxes, which is the "swept sword" used by countless assassins in later generations.

Aya put her sleeve sword on Bayek's left arm and suggested that he go to the office of the palace clerk first to collect information about the "Holy Snake". In addition, Bayek also needs to assassinate Gene Dios. If he does not die, Aya will have to stay in the underground hiding place.

Genadios was in the vicinity of Accra Barracks along the river, and when Bayek found him, he was patrolling under the bridge with a bunch of guards. Without any twists and turns, Bayek successfully sent his soul into the underworld with his feathers. On his dying day, Gene Dios is still defending himself, believing that it is natural to pursue Aya as a sheriff.

After solving Genedios, Bayek sneaked into the palace again. In the clerk's office, he found a box of official documents belonging to clerk Odoras.

In the dark layer under the box, Bayek discovered the letter Odoras wrote to the "Holy Heron". The letter mentioned the manipulation of the masked man group in Pharaoh Ptolemy XIII, and also talked about the two people who were assassinated by Aya in Alexander.

Odoras reminded the "Holy Heron" to be more careful when it comes to Siwa activities. As for Alexander, Gene Dios is responsible for checking the whereabouts of the assassin. As Bayek expected, the end of the letter was printed with the "Holy Snake"."The seal of "is the so-called "holy snake" is this clerk Odoras.

After knowing who the enemy is, the next work will be much simpler. Aya once mentioned that Odoras often appeared in the bathing grounds, so Bayek left the palace and went straight to the bathing grounds.

Some places like bathing grounds are usually naked. If you wear equipment, you will definitely be noticed by the guards. In order not to arouse the guards' suspicion, Bayek took off all the equipment on his body, changed into a bath towel, and got into the crowd who came to take a bath.

At this time, Odoras was feeling the pure Alexander bathing culture in a private room, enjoying the pleasure brought by moisture. The relaxed mood and comfortable environment made Odoras not notice the potential danger at all.

Bayek quietly climbed in through the exterior wall of the private room. Before Eudoras could turn around, he was brought down by Bayek in the bath. Bayek pressed his enemy's head and wanted to drown Odoras in the water. But maybe because Eudoras had too much water on his body and couldn't use his strength, Eudoras actually broke free. The two then twisted naked and fought each other.

At the critical moment, Bayek drew his sword. It is estimated that the earliest designers who designed sleeve arrows did not learn ergonomics, and the user experience was not good. Although the blade pierced Odoras' neck, it also cut off Bayek's ring finger in his left hand.

In the death space, Eudoras mocked Bayek's stupidity and tried to separate himself from the tragedy of Sivana. Bayek looked at the wound on his left hand, thinking that these losses were nothing compared to killing the "Holy Snake". Then, Bayek escaped from the bathhouse and burned the wound on his hand with a burned red stick.

Although he successfully assassinated the "Holy Snake", Odoras left an intriguing sentence before his death: "The 'Holy Snake' will not die." This also became a spike hidden in Bayek's heart.

However, at this time, Bayek, who was revengeful, decided that his wife Aiya would spend the night together again and release his youth that had nowhere to be placed. After some rain and rain, Bayek entered the sage mode again. He began to think about the words before Eudoras died. Finally, in order to know the truth, Bayek decided to go and meet Cleopatra and use her intelligence system to learn everything.

To meet Cleopatra, you must meet her contact person, Apollodoros. So Bayek decided to go to the Legion Racecourse to meet with the contact person. However, this contact person is also very mysterious. Bayek only saw his attendant Markus. Markus said that the owner was wary of strangers, so he could not show up easily.

However, the attendant said that he could inform the master of Bayek's purpose and emphasized that this was the person recommended by Aya. If the master wants, Bayek will be able to meet him near the lighthouse tonight.

That night, Bayek met Apollodolos under the lighthouse in Knoppers. Apollodoros was on the boat, except him, and there is also an injured informant. After the ship docked, Apollodolos talked to Bayek. During the conversation, he mentioned his arrested ally Damastes and the scroll he carried. And he proposed to ask Bayek to rescue Damastes to prove his extraordinary ability.

At the port of Knoppers, Bayek rescued Damastes, who was locked in a cage. Unfortunately, the scroll was not on him, but sank into the lake with his ship. Bayek then jumped into Knoppers Lake and fished up the scroll stored in the wooden box.

Bayek's ability was proven in practical actions and won the trust of Apollodolos. Apollodoros then invited him to his manor to discuss the next step.

On the way to the manor, Apollodoros briefly introduced the information he knew. It turned out that the scroll was originally intended to be sent to the Roman general Pompeii. Apollodolos hoped that he could mobilize troops from Rome to support Cleopatra's counterattack plan. What surprised Bayek even more was that Cleopatra was living in the manor of Apollodolos at this time.

As the Pharaoh's number one wanted criminal, the queen showed no fear. On the contrary, even when she was in exile, she did not forget to sing and sing every night. The strong and brave Bayek attracted the attention of Cleopatra. When she saw Bayek's first face, Cleopatra made a teasing invitation to Bayek.

The gentleman Bayek finally declined the invitation of Queen Cleopatra to spend a good night together, and said that he had devoted his entire life to Aiya.

Just jokes, don't joke about serious matters. After flirting, the Queen and Bayek naturally have some serious matters to talk about. In the conference room of the manor, Apollodolos introduced him to another ally, Paselapta, and Bayek's achievements in assassination of Odoras made Paselapta amazed.

At this time, the Queen also talked about Eudoras and mentioned an organization hidden behind Eudoras, the "Ancient Order". It was this organization that drove her off the throne, and Ptolemy was just a puppet they supported. We also learned from Apollodoros that the so-called "holy snake" has many "heads", and it is these "heads" that constitute the "order master".

The undercurrent tide surging under the Nile River is definitely not as calm as it seems. There are many "mysterious forces" throughout Egypt, and Eodoras killed by Bayek is just the most inconspicuous one. Apollodolos also provided Bayek with the situation of the members of the "Holy Snake".

In the Nile Delta, the "scarab" with ill-hearted hearts is hidden under the yellow sand all over the sky; in the sacred Giza, the mastermind behind the "hyenas" manipulates everything there; in the former imperial capital Memphis, a man named "lizard" controls evil forces, which even the sacred cow cannot resist; and in Fayum, the "crocodile" controls the power there, making the local people miserable.

They have oneA common name: "Holy Snake". This is also the reason why Odoras shouted that "the holy snake will not die" when he was dying. And his own code name should actually be called "Hippo".

At this time, Bayek had gradually entered the game between Aya and Cleopatra. Although Bayek had avenged his son to kill him, in order to completely remove these evil sores from the Egyptian land, Bayek decided to form an alliance with Cleopatra, and Cleopatra gave Bayek a new guardian coat of arms. From then on, his journey will go out of Siwa and out of Alexander, and he will fight for the whole of Egypt.

The next day, Bayek kissed Aya goodbye and set off for Seis. His next target, "Scarab", is hidden here. According to Apollodolos, the local winemaking master Hakuf was quite familiar with the "scarab". So Bayek went straight to the brewery where Khakuf was.

Bayek learned from Khakuf that the numerous crimes committed by the "scarab" in the local area. Crazy, missing, burying people in the desert to receive the scorching of the sun... These are just the tip of the iceberg of the cruel methods of "scarab".

Just a while ago, the father-in-law of the local consul Taharka, Lao Gupa, was beaten to death because he asked about him and his tongue was cruelly cut off.

In order to dig out this evil "scarab", Bayek decided to visit the victim Lao Gupa first. Under the guidance of Old Gupa's grandson Kavabo, Bayek rescued the imprisoned Gupa in the Pyros camp and sent him back to Taharka's mansion.

Bayek did not see the consul himself in Taharka's residence. At this time, Taharka was not at home because of his "busy business", leaving only a wife and children to guard the house. After explaining the whole story, Bayek offered to work with the Gupa family, hoping to learn more about the "Scarab" from them.

Tarhaka's wife has been silent all the time, as if she is afraid of this name. Old Gupa, and handed Bayek a note with the recent movements of "Scarlet Beetle": recruit soldiers and line up to the city of Retopolis.

Letopolis is a city buried in the desert, and Taharka often mentions it to his wife and children, so Kavabo suddenly became excited when he heard the name, and naively begged Bayek to ask him to say hello to his father.

Say goodbye to the old Gupa family, Bayek rushed to Letopoles overnight and found Taharka in the Horus Temple in the city. Bayek went straight to the point and asked him directly about the "scarab".

What made Bayek strange was that Taharka did not think that this "scarab" that cut off his father-in-law's tongue was as threatening. For the misfortune of his father-in-law, he just said lightly, "...It was my actions that implicated him, and I pray that the gods can forgive me..."

Bayek wanted to ask other things, but before he could speakHe was interrupted by the guards who suddenly broke in. The guards came to report that the robbers in the desert launched a sneak attack on Leh with the cover of sandstorms.

At the invitation of Taharka, Bayek decided to fight side by side with him. In the end, with Bayek's outstanding performance, everyone defeated the invading thieves. Taharka was very amazed at Bayek's power and asked him to join his corps and directly attack the bandits' lair. Bayek agreed readily.

The thieves' camp was hidden in an oasis outside the southern suburbs of the city, and Bayek captured it without any effort. Taharka was naturally overjoyed and invited Bayek to his home to enjoy a feast. That night, Bayek had a meal with Taharka and his wife and children.

Amid the compliment of "The Savior of Gretopolis!", Bayek drank the wine in his glass in one go. Unfortunately, there is no good wine, and there is no good banquet. This banquet is just a banquet that goes out of Hongmen!

At the moment when the wine was over, Bayek suddenly discovered through the ring that Taharka was a member of the Order. Helplessly, my eyes turned dark and I fell to the banquet. When he opened his eyes again, he found that he had been buried in the deserted desert.

The heavy yellow sand made Bayek unable to move. Under the scorching sun, Bayek is like a beggar chicken. Bayek began to dehydrate, and his consciousness gradually became blurred. He even saw the illusions of Aya, Hopzafa and others in his eyes. And the mist shrouded on the "Scarab" also dissipated, he was Taharka that Bayek had always trusted.

But Taharka still had a trick away from chess. A rapid sound of horse hooves broke the tranquility in the desert, and a long eagle roar rang out immediately. It was Bayek's god falcon Senu and Ai Horse. Bayek used the belt on the saddle to pull himself out of the sand pile.

Bayek, who survived the disaster, was not seriously injured. Following the horseshoe marks on the sand, Bayek came to the camp of Ecolus, where he retrieved his equipment.

The next thing to do is to return to Leh to confront the "Scarab" Taharka. Bayek used his extraordinary infiltration skills and directly sneaked into the Horus Temple where the "Scarab" was hiding. The "Scarab" was not Bayek's opponent and was successfully killed by him.

In the death space, Taharka was very sad about his unfinished career. He admitted his identity as a "scarab", and defended himself as just a "victim of power", and was manipulated by a more powerful mastermind behind the scenes. He was in the world and could not help himself.

At the end of the day, Taharka said to Bayek that the people of Leh will remember everything he has done for Leh. But Bayek disagreed: Leh will eventually be buried in yellow sand and forgotten by future generations. It is like the numerous crimes committed by the "scarab". A feather rested in peace with Taharka's soul, and Taharka's wife, children and father-in-law also rushed to the temple at this time.

Kavabo saw his father lying in a pool of blood, and his endless confusion and grief turned into a poisonous oath.. "I will kill you, just like you killed my father!" Taharka's wife Maharet kneeled helplessly beside her husband, questioning Bayek why he brought blood and death to her family.

Faced with the questioning, Bayek could only explain the whole story to everyone. Lao Gupa, who stood aside to comfort his grandson, nodded and admitted that it was Taharka who ordered the abuse of himself. But now that nothing can be said to recover the consequences already caused, Bayek could only comfort Maharett, hoping that she could raise Kavabo well and let him get out of his father's shadow.

When leaving the temple, Bayek lowered his head and whispered, "I'm sorry, my child." Bayek knew the pain of losing his son, so he naturally understood the despair of losing his father. Kawabo worships his father, just as Kamu worships himself.

Killed the "Scarab", Bayek left Leh. Although he caused harm to the young Cavabo, the mission must continue. Bayek decided to go to Giza to look for the "hyena".

Apollodolos' informant in Giza was Mered. Bayek asked him directly about the information about the "hyena". The world is as black as a crow, and Mered merchant's nature is fully exposed at this time. He opened his mouth wide and asked for a hundred drachmas at one mouth. Bayek was also easy to talk to, so he paid directly and exchanged a hundred drachma for the true identity of the "hyena".

It turns out that this "hyena" is a local priestess named Carisette. As for where she was hiding, Mered put forward another condition.

Recently, some unfriendly customers snatched Mered's horses, and all Bayek had to do was return them to their complete decorum. The camp of these people was in a quarry south of Giza, and Bayek only discovered after arriving, that these so-called "customers" were actually a group of bandits.

Based on the principle of "the bandits must be suppressed at any time, and it will not work if they do not suppress them", Bayek still completed Mered's mission. Mered also kept his previous promise and explained the location of the "hyena" and her daily actions. It turned out that the priestess tirelessly searched for silica in the desert every day and removed all those who blocked her.

The "hyena"'s nest is in the hills west of the pyramid, and it is indeed a veritable hyena nest. However, Bayek still lost his life. Kalissett was not in the nest. Bayek only rescued a man imprisoned by Kalissett.

According to him, Carisette left here not long ago with other prisoners, and they were afraid they were in danger. Then, Bayek found Kalissett and other "Holy Snakes" letters in the hyena kennel, which mentioned her search for silica in the desert. There is also a sketch of the Khufu pyramid, which marks all the secret passages inside the pyramid. Kalissett might be in the pyramid.

With the navigation map, Bayek easily found the entrance to the secret passage on the side of the pyramid. Listen in Carisette in the pyramidWhen an outsider broke in, he suddenly became angry and recited a spell frantically, trying to scare away the person.

But Bayek didn't care about this trick. He followed the secret passage and came to the bottom of the pyramid. And this place is actually a different world. A sarcophagus lay quietly in the middle of the wide hall, with runes engraved on the floor around the coffin, and the body of a man with a dagger in his chest was still steaming. It seems that Caselite had just held some kind of sacrifice here, giving the blood of the sacrifice to Olisses of the Underworld, with the purpose of resurrection of someone lying in the sarcophagus.

To find out, Bayek pushed open the lid of the coffin. But he was surprised to find that the coffin was actually a child's mummy. Carisette finally showed up, holding a bow and arrow, accusing Bayek of disturbing her daughter's resurrection. Bayek avoided her two attacks, and Kalisset threw a smoke bomb in a fight and retreated, and disappeared into the long tomb passage.

Bayek followed Kalissett to the tomb of the nobles on the west side outside the pyramid. The sky is filled with yellow sand, and it is better to be the burial place of "hyena".

Faced with the relentless pursuit of Bayek, Kalisset was extremely angry. She kept shooting rockets at him, and used the power of the sandstorm to cover her body, constantly changing her position. But in the end, Carisette was still killed by Bayek.

In the death space, Bayek denounced Carisette for helping the evil for his own selfish interests. Carisette defended herself, saying that she collected silica only to inject energy into the Philosopher's Stone of the "Preliminary". And for her daughter, she felt guilty.

As she was dying, she begged Olysis, hoping to pick her daughter back from the reed field, but only a few hyena responded to her, biting Carisset's ankle and dragging her into the endless darkness in the distance.

Calisette only wants to protect her daughter, both before and after her death. But she failed to do it. Looking at the feathers in his hand, Bayek thought.

The mission has to continue, and Bayek embarked on his journey to Memphis. The Memphis informant is Paselapta, who once met Bayek. As the priest of the Great Temple of Puta, he has a deep hatred for the "lizard".

The "lizard" cursed Memphis, making its miasma become an unknown miasma land, and even the holy cows worshipped in the temple were seriously ill. Paselapta's wife Eimhotep also suffered an unknown curse and had three miscarriages within a year. Now she is pregnant again, but as her husband, Paselapta is extremely anxious and confides in her inner resentment to Bayek.

Bayek promised to investigate the curse carefully. Meanwhile, Eimhotep was exorcizing the children at the prophet's family southwest of the temple, so Bayek decided to start with the tortured wife to find clues.

As soon as he stepped into the prophet's house, Bayek heard the prophet shouting loudly: "You finallyHere comes! "Then it was added that the visitor was the savior who had been waiting for many years. Before Bayek could speak, Eimhotep struggled to stand up, grabbed Bayek's arms like a life-saving straw, and asked him to save his child's life.

The prophet pulled the two away and signaled that the ceremony would continue. Bayek helped the prophet bring a big pot, and some mysterious medicine was boiled in the pot. At the prophet's instructions, Bayek gave Eimhotep the next dose.

But what Bayek never expected was that at this time Eimhotep was like a possessive, and pushed the medicine bowl to his mouth frantically. Bayek, caught off guard, drank the so-called spiritual medicine directly. The spiritual medicine was very effective, and Bayek fell directly to the ground.

When Bayek woke up, he found himself lying in the desert, with strong winds and sandstorms behind him, and there was only a road leading to the underground. Bayek followed this road to the depths of the underground, which seemed to be the legendary underworld.

The Styx surrounds the central platform, and the stage is the scale for Anubis to measure the heart of the undead. Bayek looked at the platform and saw a person who was exactly the same as himself, holding his heart in his hands, and was about to offer it to the God of the Underworld. Just as the heart flew into the air from his hand, the big snake transformed into the Hall of Judgment and swallowed Bayek's heart in one bite. Perhaps this heart sashimi tasted badly. As the hall collapsed, the big snake also attacked Bayek's true body.

At this time, a figure that resembles the god falcon Senu flew into the cracks in the dome and turned into a magic arrow and threw it into Bayek's hands. After a fierce battle, Bayek defeated the snake and went down the Styx to the lotus pond that was upside down from the hall.

There is there Bayek retrieved his heart. Then the picture flashed, and he found himself standing in the reed field, and his dead son Kamu was calling him in the distance. He walked towards his son and fell to him with a complicated mood. Kamu signaled his father not to speak, and then he leaned in his father's ear and whispered a few words to him.

It turns out that all this was just a dream in Nan Ke, and Bayek finally woke up from this dream. On the other hand, the prophet had settled Eimhotep and warned her to reject the dishes in the temple, because the person who made the dishes poisoned it, which was the real reason for her miscarriage. What Bayek has to do is find out who poisons the food and make him pay the price he deserves.

Bayek left the prophet's house, but unexpectedly met Aya who came to Memphis to find him. The two of them took a boat and went to the temple together. On the way, Aya told Bayek that the queen would also arrive in Memphis soon, and in her words she would express her respect for the queen.

Bayek was a little dissatisfied with this, and the conflict between the two was finally revealed. He asked Aya why she was so devoted to serving the Queen. Aiya's answer was, "She broadened my horizons." Aya is not just thinking about her own children like Bayek, but for a fartherBig ideal: create a world where no mother will experience the pain of losing her son.

This sentence may hurt Bayek's heart as his father. After all, it was because of his own reasons that caused his beloved son to die. Although Aiya, as his mother, did not blame him, he must be in great pain in his heart.

The two arrived at the temple, Ayya said she wanted to talk to the priestess first, while Bayek was responsible for inspecting the fence of the holy cow. After careful investigation, the "veterinarian" Bayek discovered that someone had mixed peach pits into the feed of the holy cow, and the necklace in the grain warehouse suggested that the twin priestess in the temple were related to this matter.

Then Bayek then faced the two priestesses with the peach pits and necklaces. Faced with the ironclad evidence, the sisters had to explain that it was a group of robbers who instructed them behind the scenes. If they don't follow, their kidnapped brother will be thrown into the river to feed the crocodile.

Aya knew as soon as she heard it, that this was something that the "Ancient Preface Master" had done. The twin brothers were imprisoned in Hasol Temple, and Bayek used his stealth skills again to rescue him.

To express his gratitude, he told Bayek the identity of the person who ordered him to kidnap himself - it turned out that the "lizard" was a priest under Paselapta. In addition, he also has obvious physical characteristics: he is wearing a blue scarf and coughing very badly.

Soon after, the queen came to Memphis as promised and accepted courtship from her subjects in the Apris Palace. After the event, Aya and Bayek entered the inner temple and reported the results of the so-called "curse" investigation to the queen. When Bayek described the appearance of the "lizard" to her, Paselapta, who was accompanying her, said in surprise: "It's Hutby!"

Hertby is one of Paselapta's closest consultants. He is really guarding day and night, but it is hard to defend against thieves at home. Hutby is the real body of the "lizard". Then Bayek volunteered to find Heterbi among the five Anubis priests in the Great Temple of Puta and successfully stabbed him to death.

In the death space, Hetby incarnates Anubis, claiming that everything he does is "the way of ancient Egypt." The people are just herds of the gods, driven by the whip of the shepherd, and even Bayek is no exception. Bayek retorted that he only obeyed his will. Hutby smiled, and he laughed at Bayek for being merciless, but he didn't know it.

I wonder if this feather can measure your heart. Bayek sent the sacrifice of the god who served Anubis, returned to the old palace and reported to the queen. As these darknesses ended, Paselapta began to prepare for the Holy Cow Festival. The queen blessed, may the demon devour Heterbi's "Ka" (soul) and may those who kill Kamu end up with the same consequences.

After the celebration, Bayek had the opportunity to spend a good night with Aya. After a lot of clouds and rain until dawn, the two of them were about to separate again. Aya needed to set off north and continue to seek alliance with the Roman government. Bayek, on the other hand, was going to Fayum to find his last target: "crocodile".

Fayum's informant Hotpheras operates a stronghold on the Crocodile God Island, but when Bayek comes to find him, he mysteriously disappears. After some investigation, Bayek found that the stronghold had been invaded, but there were no signs of fighting. It seems that the owner of this stronghold had already escaped.

In the nearby military camp, Bayek found the detained servant and successfully rescued him. According to this person, Hotpheras had boarded a merchant ship to Lake Morris earlier, and the mercenaries of the "crocodile" had already set their sights on him.

In order to ensure the safety of the informant, Bayek hurriedly drove the boat to chase him. But when he climbed onto the ship, he only saw corpses everywhere and an old man rubbing his sword. As Bayek expected, the old hero who dealt with the mercenary was the Hotpheras he had been looking for.

Hotpheras introduced Bayek to the situation of the "crocodile". In Fayum, the "crocodile" is a name that scares everyone, and people are either frightened by his infamy to escape from their hometown or are forced to work for him under his terror.

Unfortunately, Hotpheras did not know the true identity of the "crocodile". However, he had a book of accounts stolen from a corrupt Greek government official, and perhaps he could find some clues. The account book is being kept in his home in Yuchmelia and is kept by his wife Canut. In order to make his family trust Bayek, Hotpheras handed over his daughter Shadyya's doll, and with this token, he could get the account book back.

However, the theft of the account book also made the "crocodile" panic all day long. She sent soldiers to patrol Fayum all night, and even Yuchmelia's relief points were almost razed to the ground. Fortunately, they did not turn their doubts on Canut and Shadyya.

When Bayek came to find the two, they were helping the poor. He handed the doll to Shadyya, who happily expressed his gratitude to him and named the doll "Isette", hoping to become Fayum's "guardian" like Bayek.

As for that account book, according to Canut, one of her servants had brought it back to the estate of Hotpheras and hid it. When Bayek followed Shadyya there, the "crocodile" hawks had already taken them one step ahead of them and surrounded the manor layer by layer.

Without any help, Bayek could only use sneaking methods to touch the villa on the side of the manor. However, what he found under the pile of papyrus in the study was not the account book, but Xia Diya's diary. Through the diary, Bayek learned that Shadyya wanted to help her parents, so he took away the scrolls and hid them on his own.

This passage is like a bolt from the blue for Bayek. Because just a few minutes ago, he asked Xia Diya to leave alone to find her mother. If the "crocodile" has learned the whereabouts of the account book, then Xia Diya will be like carrying a time bomb,

Bayek hurried back to the relief site, but did notThere was a figure of Shadiya. According to others, a group of guards took the mother and daughter away earlier, and the destination was a lighthouse on the lakeshore.

Things have moved in a bad direction, and Bayek hurried to the river, but there is only Kanut who kneels on the ground and sobbing. He sent the Senu of the Senu, hoping to make the last effort to find Shadiya, but the Seminary's perspective pointed to the vast Nile River.

Bayek, who had a premonition of unknowns, hurriedly swam over, but what was waiting for him was Shadyya, who had a huge rock tied to her ankle at the bottom of the river. At this time, she had no life at all.

Bayek carried Shadyya's body back to the shore. A few days later, under the gaze of Hotpheras and Bayek, Kanut took care of his beloved daughter's body and sent her to the reed boat to the underworld. The "crocodile" took everything from the couple. Great sorrow shrouded the dock, Bayek comforted Hotpheras, vowing to make the "crocodile" pay the price it deserves.

Hotpheras, who lost his beloved daughter, said that he would do everything he could to help Bayek in order to comfort his daughter's spirit in heaven. According to him, there was a big red-haired man in the guards who took away the mother and daughter. This man should be a gladiator from the Grand Arena. Bayek could start with him and find out the "crocodile".

The Grand Arena is located in Croc Dilopolis, which is also where the "Crocodile" recruits the private guard. At the entrance of the arena, Bayek saw the statue of the red-haired fighter "The Gaul Brothers". Just when Bayek was planning to inquire about their situation from the arena, he was told by the person in charge that he was qualified to enter the arena only if he defeated the new Siwa Hunter.

The hunter from Siwa aroused Bayek's interest, so Bayek went to the obelisk in the east, where Bayek found the hunter. Unexpectedly, the hunter was his acquaintance Kensha.

The two old friends who meet in a foreign land naturally have to go and have two drinks. During the meal, Kensha asked about Bayek's purpose for coming here. Bayek lied that he came to Fayum to abandon his past life, but the door to the arena of success was always closed to him. Kensha smiled and promised to help the old friend.

The next day, Bayek and Kensha came to the arena. The head agreed to their proposal to fight side by side in the name of "Siwa Defenders". The people in the arena are naturally not Bayek's opponents, and the person in charge also saw Bayek's ability and allowed him to challenge the "Gallic Brothers".

The "Gallic Brothers" were also defeated in the battle. After the battle ended, Bayek left the lives of the brothers. He pressed his sickle against their necks and asked about the whereabouts of the "crocodile". The "Gallic Brothers" did not have the courage to die. In fear, the "Gallic Brothers" shouted the name "Bernicki" incoherently and pointed at an old woman in the stands.

Soon after, Hotpheras also came to Kerch. He brought Bayek the latest story of BerenickiReport. ——Her mansion is located in the north of the city. Every night she will paralyze the powerful Fayum in her manor with alcohol and lies, so that she can cover the sky with only one hand.

At night, Bayek sneaked into the Kolksuka barn in the north of the city and encountered the "crocodile" Berniki on the balcony of the villa. What surprised Bayek was that his friend Kensha was actually the bodyguard of the "crocodile"! However, his mission was on his back, Bayek stabbed the "crocodile" and drew his sword toward him. In the end, both the "Crocodile" and Kensha both died of Bayek's hand.

In the death space, Bayek shouted Shadyya's name in great anger, while Berniki took a distracted attitude and leaned against the crocodile. She ridiculed Bayek for not being able to see the "magnificence of Egypt's future" and defended her actions, believing that everything she did was something she should do.

Bayek walked towards her with his feathers, swearing to destroy all the people who were like her. The sound of "Xia Diya" became the last sentence that the "crocodile" heard before his death. Bayek deserves Shadyya, but he doesn't know if he has the chance to see the deceased Kensha again.

Xia Diya was revenged, and the mission of assassinating the "crocodile" was also completed. Bayek then returned to Yuchmelia and reported to Hotpheras. Hotpheras led him to the river, and in memory of his daughter, the poor couple built an altar by the river. Canut was praying at the altar at this time, and after losing her beloved daughter, she cried all day long.

In order to comfort Kennut, Bayek found a heron feather from the nearby swamp and used the unique method of his hometown Siwat to commemorate the soul of Shadyya. The couple also swore in front of Xia Diya's soul that they would do everything they could to eradicate the remnants of the "crocodile" in Fayum.

After fulfilling the old couple's long-cherished wish, Bayek left Fayum, and all tasks were completed. He will go to the Queen's Palace in Hercullon to report to the Queen. The queen had already known the deaths of the four "order masters", but she seemed to be unsatisfied with the inflated desire for power, and asked Bayek to assassinate the other two targets.

The Queen obviously did not understand Bayek's character. Bayek was not obedient to her like Aya. He only wanted his son to rest and had no interest in royal affairs. At this time, the queen also knew that Bayek was soft or hard, so she could only suppress her anger and reiterate the meaning of "Guardian of Egypt" to Bayek.

Then she led Bayek to the backyard and informed Bayek of the names of the two targets, "Jugwolf" and "Vital Scorpion" on the way. These two people are close ministers of her younger brother, among which the "Jug" is called Ceptimius and the "Virus Scorpion" is called Botinius. "Jugle" has installed an agent in Hercullon named Vinato. The Queen hopes that Bayek will start from this person and defeat the mastermind behind the scenes in one fell swoop.

When the two came to the backyard, a "Statementalist" named Rivenus was also taken here by Apollodolos. He might know who appeared in the Temple of Amon that day. It seems the queenHe is well aware of the art of controlling people and wants to please Bayek through this person. In a rage, Bayek beat Rivenus directly, but did not take out any useful information from him.

When Rivenus was about to be beaten to death by Bayek, Apollodolos could only order people to drag Rivenus away, who was already unconscious, and suggested that Bayek go to the brothel in the city to find clues.

The brothel faces each other across the river and Vinato, who looks like a life, sets the brothel as his own hiding place. After Bayek's investigation, Veneto's conspiracy was presented to Bayek. It turned out that Veneto used this as a stronghold to train Gabinian mercenaries, and had all poisoning, arson, and arrowheads, ready to assassinate the queen at any time. A hidden letter exposed his relationship with Ceptimius. It seems that they will not give up until they take the Queen's head of the neck.

The three mercenaries under Vinato were scattered throughout the city. Obviously they did not expect the danger to come. Bayek killed them one by one and then returned to the palace.

Aya has been waiting there for a long time. As soon as the two met, she rushed to Bayek excitedly as she did when she was in Alexander. Just as the two were about to continue their daily routine, a group of mercenaries broke into the palace and ran straight to Bayek's back. Seeing this, Aiya pushed Bayek away, and the cold arrow passed through the gap between the two bodies, but directly shot the guard beside the queen.

Apollodoros was also injured. While protecting the wound, he shouted to protect the queen. With the help of the coming palace guards, Bayek and Aya worked together to repel the invading mercenaries, and then killed Venetto, the agent of the "Jugle".

The Queen regarded the attack as a declaration of war by her younger brother. The queen, who was unwilling to be outdone, was ready to launch a counterattack against Ptolemy XIII, who was also her husband. Previously, Aya had reached cooperation with the famous Roman military strategist Pompei. So she ordered Apollodolos to gather the ships and prepare to meet Pompey. Bayek and Aya were to act as advance troops to go to the place where Pompei landed to respond.

The Roman legion led by Pompey was stationed on the northern shore of the province. However, when everyone arrived there, they only saw corpses everywhere. "Jugus" Septimius slaughtered the camp before they arrived and took Pompei's head away. Seeing this, the queen was furious and insisted on going to Alexander to meet Caesar. Under the escort of Bayek and Aya, the Queen and Apollodolos returned to Alexander via sea.

However, the queen who is being wanted nationwide cannot enter the palace in a swagger. At a loss, the Queen saw several carpets placed on the side of the road. So she asked Apollodoros to roll her into the carpet and was carried all the way into the palace. Bayek also pretended to be a porter and walked along the side.

When everyone arrived at their destination, Caesar was talking about the alliance with Ptolemy XIII, and Pompey's head was on the table. It is obvious that helping Caesar eliminate his political enemies was Ptolemy XIII's confession to Caesar.Apollodoros stood aside the blanket, and the queen walked out quickly, instantly capturing Caesar's attention.

Cleopatra was in his youth at this time, and was amazingly beautiful. She used her beauty and wisdom to fascinate Caesar, and made a suggestion for marriage to Caesar. Caesar, who was forgot about his nature, left Ptolemy XIII aside on the spot and ordered the execution of their father's will, and Cleopatra and Ptolemy XIII were ruled together. Ptolemy XIII failed to stop him and left the seat angrily.

Afterward, Bayek tried to search for traces of the "Jugus" Ceptimius and the "Poisonous Scorpion" Potinius in the palace, but these two people were not found in the palace. Apollodoros advised him to be calm and wait for the queen to restore it to all problems.

On the other side, the progress between Caesar and the Queen was very rapid. The former had a strong interest in the Alexander Mausoleum in the palace, but an earthquake a long time ago changed the architectural structure of the entrance to the underground palace, making it impossible for outsiders to enter and pay tribute to the emperor's golden coffin. In order to win the favor of the financial owner's father, the queen handed over the task of opening the gate of the underground palace to Aya and Bayek.

Aya opened a gap in the wall of the tomb passage, and Bayek got into the tomb with her and entered the tomb chamber through the underground passage. Alexander's golden coffin was wrapped in honey and lay there quietly. Bayek bent down and studied the inscription on the coffin. He found the words "Siwa" on it, and also saw the "Treasure House" and Alexander's "Scepter". The inscription says that a sphere with a mark is connected to its scepter, and a man becomes king, and a king becomes god.

Aya opened the gate of the underground palace. Caesar, who finally saw Alexander, was very excited and immediately decided to form an alliance with the Queen to work together to make a big plan for the world. At this moment, Caesar's adjutant Flavius ran into the underground palace and reported that there were enemy activities in the south and that a special envoy was captured.

The sad Bayek and Aya were ordered to rush to the Ptolemy camp in the south of the city. It is a match between men and women, and it is not tiring to work. Bayek is responsible for creating chaos and attracting enemy fire to cover Aya's actions. After a big fuss, Bayek responded to Aiya, who was carrying the special envoy, and the three of them returned to the palace together.

According to the envoy, the "Jugus" Ceptimius and the "Scorpion" Potinius are gathering troops in an attempt to siege Caesar in Alexander. After learning about this information, the hero Caesar decided to burn Alexandria and planned to use the lighthouse to contact his fleet to defeat the enemy with water and land attack.

Caiser put a pack of potions into Bayek's hands, which could be used to change the lighthouse's fire. That night, Bayek and Aya came to the port, where the flames soared into the sky, but Aya was very excited to show herself in front of Caesar. She volunteered to complete this difficult task for Bayek. Bayek agreed and threw the medicine bag to her.

Aya marched towards the lighthouse alone, while Bayek returned to the Roman camp to meet Caesar. soonLater, Ptolemy's army launched a general attack on Alexander, and the light of the lighthouse immediately changed to green, which was a signal to order the Caesar fleet to attack in full force.

There was already a boat, and Caesar patted Bayek's arm, reminding him that it was time to go to the battlefield. So the two of them climbed up to a chariot, Caesar was responsible for driving the chariot, and Bayek served as an escort, and the two drove through the streets burning with raging fires and ran all the way outside Alexandria.

However, Ptolemy's cavalry was not an ordinary person, and even sent war elephants to participate in the encirclement and suppression. The war elephant is thick in skin and flesh, and Bayek's bow and arrow cannot cause damage to it at all. In desperation, he grabbed the spear stuck on the ground and stabbed the war elephant's left eye. The war elephant fell down, and Caesar, who had escaped from the danger, held Bayek's hand with gratitude.

Three days later, the Roman legion led by Caesar, who was bound to revenge, and the Ptolemy legion led by Potinius launched a decisive battle on the banks of the Nile. The scout came to the battlefield and said that the spies found the traces of Potinius on a battlefield. After hearing this, Bayek asked Caesar for his own order to deal with Potinius.

In Ptolemy's barracks, Bayek saw Potinius riding on the war elephant. After the hard battle, he killed the giant elephant named "Yuzhetan" and walked to the side of Botinius, who fell from the saddle and was dying.

In the death space, the "poisonous scorpion" Potinius admitted the mistakes they had made in Siva, but he also said that he just wanted to bring peace to Egypt. In order to achieve peace, some tragedies are inevitable, and he is deeply sorry for this. Finally, he stuffed the toll of the Styx—a gold coin— into his mouth, praying for feathers and peace from Bayek.

The "poisonous scorpion" Potinius is dead, and Caesar informed Bayek of the whereabouts of the "jogun" Ceptimius. Not long after, the "Jugus" Ceptimius, who was beaten to death, lay in front of Bayek.

Just as Bayek drew out his sleeve sword and was about to pierce the throat of the "master behind the scenes", Caesar suddenly appeared and stopped him. Caesar said that Ceptimius was a Roman and should be dealt with by Roman laws and ordered his subordinates to take Bayek away.

But Bayek didn't want to consider these things at this time. He pushed away the guards on both sides, and the grievances of the past two years turned into violent beatings like rain, and fell into Septimius's face with one punch.

The call for "Pharaoh is dead" came to the battlefield. The Ptolemy's guards put down the sword in their hands. Caesar won the battle. Ceptimius got up from the ground and saw Bayek who had been stunned by the Romans.

Two weeks later, Cleopatra was restored in Alexander, and Caesar and Apollodolos attended the celebration. And Septimius, a former close minister of Ptolemy XIII, is now the guard of Caesar, and he also stood with them with a smile.

The birds are gone, and the good bows are hidden; the cunning rabbits die, and the lackeys are cooked.. The restored queen drove Bayek and Aya out of the court and left them the responsibility for the death of the Pharaoh. Bayek was furious about the Queen's betrayal and was furious at Apollodoros who came to the aftermath.

That night, the two met with allies such as Fanos, Paselapta, and Fhidas at the stronghold. The ancient preceptor under the protection of the queen had extended his tentacles to Rome, and the situation seemed irreversible.

Just as everyone quarreled and criticized each other, Bayek took the initiative to stand up. He admitted that he had made a mistake and admitted that he was desperate for revenge. But he also realized that it was this mistake that united them, and it was under the cover of darkness that the free will of the people needed their protection. The fraternity is the only hope. Bayek swore that he would become the father who shrouded the entire Egyptian people.

After hearing this, Aiya, who once regarded the queen as a god, walked to the balcony without saying a word. Bayek knew that his wife's inner pain was also followed. Aya blamed herself for her trust in the queen, but what she cared about was Ceptimius, who took away the scepter from Alexander's tomb.

In order to capture all the culprits, Aya suggested to Bayek that he rushed to Alexander Mausoleum overnight to find clues that might be left there.

Soon after, the two arrived at the underground palace, but unexpectedly saw the scene of Apollodolos fighting with the Roman guards. Apollodoros was outnumbered and fell to the ground with serious injuries. Bayek and Aya killed the remaining Roman guards, but did not have time to save his life.

At his death, he told the two of them the true identity of the leader of the ancient preceptor. That is Caesar's adjutant, Flavius, nicknamed "The Lion". His orb was also taken away by Flavius, who was rushing to Siva at this time.

Apollodolos asked Bayek and Aya to return to their hometown to protect their people as soon as possible, and then lay on the ground and no longer breathed. The two of them bid farewell to this close friend and rode their horses towards Siwa the next day.

Siwa had long been occupied by the Romans at this time, and the Temple of Amon was no exception. The two sneaked into the temple and came to the secret room where Kamu was killed two years ago. The gate of the "treasure house" slowly fell as they arrived. The "miracle" of the pioneer suddenly appeared in front of the two.

Just while Aya was amazed by this, Bayek discovered Hopzafa, who had long lost his life in a corner of the treasure house. The "guardian" who promised to protect Siwa when Bayek left Siwa has fulfilled his vow with his life.

In a sad mood, Bayek picked up Hopzafa's body. He wanted to give his old friends peace before chasing Flavius.

That night, everyone buried Hopzafa in the collective tomb of Siwa. After the funeral, Aya discussed the next battle plan with Bayek. According to captured Roman soldiers, Flavius went to Cyrene after leaving Siva, and Septimius returnedAlexander.

There is a farm on the border of Cyrene, where Flavius may be seen passing by. So Bayek decided to go there first to find clues.

After arriving at the farm, Bayek met Prahira, a local woman who resisted Flavius, and learned about Flavius' atrocities from the survivor Nenet. Now he is the governor, and not long ago he came to the village and used some golden thing to control the villagers, making them die and crazy, and all the remaining strong men were kidnapped.

At Prahira's suggestion, Bayek came to the city and met Diocles, the consul who was also secretly resisting Flavius. According to him, Flavius issued orders in the Acropolis on weekdays, but the Acropolis was controlled by the Roman imperial guards, making it difficult for ordinary people to enter. However, he still sincerely wishes that fate can stand on Bayek's side.

With Dioclis' blessing, Bayek rushed to the Acropolis. Flavius also noticed the arrival of this uninvited guest, and the ultimate war began. Flavius, holding the orb, was able to control Bayek's spirit, allowing him to see the phantoms of the "holy snakes" he had assassinated, and he himself was hidden in it, appearing and disappearing. Despite this, with his strong willpower, Bayek successfully defeated him after a hard battle.

In the death space, Flavius had no regrets about Kamu's death. It was Kamu's death that made the Order, Caesar and even Rome succumbed to his authority. On his dying day, he asked Bayek to give him some pleasure, but Bayek hesitated. Because Flavius is the culprit of the killing of Kamu, once the culprit is punished, Kamu's "ka" (soul) will leave this world forever.

Bayek couldn't do it. At this time, Kamu's soul came from behind Flavius and gently hugged Bayek. He forgives his father's fault and promises that he will wait for his father in Luyuan. Then he picked up a feather from the ground and took away Flavius's undead.

The son's "card" (soul) rests in peace. Bayek took back the orb and brought it to Alexander. In Alexander's hiding place, Bayek met Aiya and others.

After Flavius's death, Bayek gradually gave up further investigation of the ancient preceptors. But Aya didn't want to end it like this, and she insisted on going to Rome and sent Ceptimius and Caesar to the underworld. She introduced Bayek to two allies from Rome, Marcus Brutus and Gaius Langinus, both of whom served at the top of the Republic and had complaints about Caesar's arbitrary behavior.

When Aiya was determined to leave, Bayek realized at this time that their love could no longer have any results. It was dawn and the two met for the last time by the beach. For a greater good deed, Bayek voluntarily gave up his retention of Aya.

At Aya's suggestion, he decided to hide the rest of his life in the darkness. From then on, he was no longer a father, no longer a husband, no longer a guardGuardian. He threw the eagle head ornament on the sand as a farewell to the past and vowed to stay in the world as a "invisible person".

Bayek left without looking back, and Aya picked up his eagle head ornament. The hanging ornaments left a mark in the shape of "A" on the sand. Aiya looked at the mark and thoughtful.

On March 15, 44 BC, Caesar and Ceptimius were assassinated in Rome, and it was Aya who presided over the assassination. Not long after, Bayek received a letter from Aya. In her letter, she explained her belief in being an invisible person and announced that she had changed her name to "Amonette", established an invisible person stronghold in Rome, and at the end she sincerely wished Bayek to be invincible.

Bayek, who was far away in Egypt, smiled with relief when he heard about his wife. The breeze blew, and Bayek seemed to hear Kamu's voice again.

At this point, under the leadership of Bayek and Aya, the assassins embarked on the stage of history in ancient Egypt and ancient Rome respectively. On this stage, assassins of all generations will wage a more exciting and cruel struggle with the Knights Templar, the descendant of the ancient preceptor.