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I followed Hotephres to find Khenut mourning at Shadya's shrine. Bayek suggested a Siwan ritual, leading me to hunt a heron for a feather. After Khenut defended a farmer from a Greek soldier, I attempted to assassinate the Ptolemy captain, but I was eventually overpowered after a failed escape.

I was at Hotephres's villa from where I had to follow him to Khenut to check on the situation. The sun was high over the Egyptian landscape as we prepared our horses for the journey ahead.

While I was following him on the horse, I noticed Hotephres was riding very aggressively through the narrow paths. He was clearly distracted by his emotions, and he even made a poor animal on the road fall down as he galloped past. I had to steer my own horse carefully to avoid the chaos he was creating.

After getting to the place where they had made a shrine for Shadya, we found Khenut crying over there by the water. The atmosphere was heavy with sadness as she sat near the memorial they had built for the girl. It was a heartbreaking sight to see a mother so broken by her loss.

Khenut did not act well because the pain was just too much for her to bear in that moment. Bayek said there was something that might help her find peace, which was a ritual they do in Siwa to mark a loved one's passing. He wanted to help the family honor her memory in a traditional way.

I had to bring a heron feather to Shadya's shrine to complete the ritual. Flocks of herons usually appear near the Philadelphia farm, so I headed in that direction to find one. Senu helped me by spotting the birds from above and even helped me take down a heron for me there.

After getting back to Shadya's shrine and bringing the heron feather, I found a Greek soldier messing up with a local farmer. Khenut did not stay silent; she taught the man the Egyptian laws and forced him to back down. He left the place with a lot of rage, but being silent.

Then Khenut requested her husband that they should finally try to shake off their grief. She realized they could not let others suffer while they were mourning, especially not when they had the power to stop the soldiers.

I had to assassinate that Greek soldier who was the Ptolemy captain of Philadelphia. He was the one causing all the trouble for the farmers in this region. I tracked him down through the tall grass, waiting for the perfect moment to strike.

This Greek soldier, along with some of his buddies, were planning to attack Khenut later this night. I had to see an end to him before he could carry out his plan, so I attacked him directly. However, they proved to be a very strong enemy and quickly surrounded my position.

I escaped their initial wrath as all of them started attacking me at once with their heavy spears. To survive the overwhelming numbers, I had to dive underwater and swim away through the lake. I stayed below for as long as I could, hoping they would lose sight of me.

After coming out of the water, I went for them again, hoping to catch them by surprise. But this time they caught me red-handed and they took me down very quickly. The captain and his men were just too powerful for me to handle alone.

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Layla awoke harshly from the Animus to find Abstergo soldiers attacking her position. Using the skills of an assassin, she defended herself before learning that Deanna had been captured, and probably killed.

After returning to the Animus, Bayek received news from Aya and traveled to a farm to meet Hotephres for a new mission.

After that final moment with the Crocodile, it was Deanna shouting to wake Layla because she needed her immediately. It was a very harsh wake up from the Animus, and the physical toll was obvious as Layla started vomiting from the shock to her system.

There was a van parked in the alleyway where some Egyptian soldiers suddenly came over to neutralize me. Their goal was to recover the Animus and stop Layla from continuing her research.

Layla had been living in the mind of a trained assassin for the past however many hours. She was ready to rock and I started taking down those Egyptian soldiers quietly. I used a blade that she found on the way to assassinate the enemies, proving that the memories of the past had truly changed Layla's capabilities in the present.

There was this last Egyptian soldier who was searching around right at the dune area near the hideout. This environment gave me some cool shots while I was taking him down.

Then Layla heard from the radio that an Egyptian soldier was confirming a successful capture. They mentioned they had located the secondary target and were extracting her now. It was Deanna, the one who had been helping Layla all this time.

Layla decided to run and save Deanna from the soldiers, but a huge sandstorm was coming towards her position. The visibility dropped to zero and the wind was too strong to fight against, so she had to stop her pursuit for the moment.

Returning to seeing this through later with Abstergo, I went back to the Animus to continue the search for answers. Before plugging back in, Layla gave a defiant message to the Abstergo corps. She was not going to give up, and she wanted them to know that she was still in control of the situation.

After getting back into the Animus, I was back as Bayek at the villa entrance. This was where I had neutralized the Crocodile earlier.

I got a letter from Aya, where she mentioned they had made an important alliance with Pompey. However, the news from Apollodorus was mixed as those they had been tracking were not the real killers of Khemu.

There was this new quest where I had to speak to Hotephres at Philadelphia farm. I started riding my horse towards the farm to see an ending to this part of the mystery.

After reaching the farm, I noticed Hotephres was standing on a roof above. I still called Senu to check around the area for any hidden threats first. Then I met him and he said his wife Khenut was down at the lake and he would take me to her.

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I managed to escape a dangerous chase by hiding in a secluded room. After a failed attempt to assassinate Kensa resulted in my death, I returned with more determination. I successfully pinned the Crocodile, avoided Kensa, and pulled the target into the dark realm where Bayek delivered his final judgment.

I somehow managed to escape from the guards dynamically as the situation got intense. They could have pinned me down easily if I had stayed in one place, but they stayed on my trail the entire time.

While they were chasing me, I managed to get ahead of the pack and found a hiding place. I ducked inside and got saved from the strong enemies, fortunately, as they did not search that specific area.

I waited in the silence, listening to their footsteps fade away as they continued their search elsewhere.

Then I went close to Kensa, who was guarding my dying target very closely. I tried to assassinate her from behind to clear the way, but I got overwhelmed again and I died.

I was so determined to do this perfectly this time. So right after pinning that Crocodile down, I escaped Kensa without giving her a chance to attack me at all. I moved with much more speed and precision, making sure I was always one step ahead of her blade.

This time I did not escape from her sight immediately because there were not so many other enemies around the area. I started attacking her with my overkill power to keep her busy and off balance. The sparks flew as our weapons clashed, and I felt the strength of my character growing with every strike.

But then I realized I could not bring her down completely, so I hid again while Kensa and another enemy kept looking around for me.

This distraction gave me a perfect chance to confirm the killing of my main objective. I went for my target and confirmed the kill.

I did it this time and successfully grabbed the evil lady into the dark realm. This is where Bayek told her why she had to meet this fate for the crimes she committed against the people.

But it looked like Berenike, the Crocodile was not ashamed of what she had done at all. She was mentioning that she only did what had to be done for her cause. She even mentioned she restored families before finally leaving this world, showing no regret as she faded away from the living realm.

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At the restart, I returned to the villa and used Senu to locate the Crocodile. I successfully knocked down my target but was forced to hide from Kensa. After a failed attempt to assassinate Kensa, the game glitched, leaving both me and an enemy captain stuck in the environment.

At the restart, I was going back to the villa to find a good opportunity to take down the Crocodile. I noticed there were soldiers running beside me as I approached the gates.

Since the soldiers did not understand my motive yet, they did not look at me.

Once I got into the villa, I took cover and flew as Senu to check on my target from the sky. Senu gave me a clear view of the courtyard and the guards. I watched the movement of the Crocodile and her protectors, Kensa.

As I got sure where my targets were going, I jumped into a haystack to stay hidden while they passed by. Then I ran after them quietly when the coast was clear. I hid again very close to their position, waiting for the right moment to strike while the guards were looking the other way.

Before Kensa could understand what was happening, I jumped on my target and I knocked her down. It was a fast move that caught the Crocodile completely by surprise. Right after the strike, I turned and escaped Kensa's wrath.

After hiding again, I flew as Senu to distract Kensa. I wanted to keep her busy so I could try to take her down easily. Senu dived and screeched at her, which bought me some time to reposition myself for a second attack on the ground.

When Senu was distracting Kensa, I ran toward her and I tried to assassinate her with my blade. However, she was too strong to go down this easily. She blocked my attack and pushed me back.

I escaped again and I took cover while Kensa along with some soldiers kept looking for me around the area. I could hear them shouting as they searched around.

Then I noticed Kensa was still guarded around my target, which meant I did not get to confirm the kill yet. I was looking for a new way to get to them without being seen.

After attacking Kensa once more using the same distraction strategy, I was escaping. Unfortunately, I got struck there by a glitch in the game. My character stopped moving properly.

When I was trying hard to get away from the glitch, I noticed there was another problem nearby. The enemy captain who had taken me down earlier got stuck as well. His condition was even worse than mine because he got stuck completely inside a wall, as you can see in the images.

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I insisted on fighting Kensa to reach my target. After failing a stealthy approach and being hunted through the water, I restarted and took a different path. I eventually took down my target near the captain, though I fell in battle immediately after.

Even though the game said I was not ready for this mission, I insisted on moving forward anyway. I had to be a little consistent while fighting Kensa because she was a very strong opponent.

I knew this was going to be a difficult challenge, but I wanted to see if I could overcome the odds and finish my task.

Kensa was guarding my target, so I had to finish the kill by fighting her. No matter if she was a friend or what, I had to do my job because she was supporting one of the worst human being.

Fighting Kensa directly did not look so easy, so I had to try a stealthy way instead. I kept hiding from her sight while trying to take her down from the other side of the courtyard.

After trying for some time, it felt just like a cat and mouse game between us. Unfortunately, Kensa was too fast and she took me down miserably before I could react properly, showing me exactly why the game had warned me about being under-leveled for this specific fight.

At the restart, I went straight for my target, and the lady fled out of the villa and started running to survive while I was chasing her through the open field outside.

Kensa eventually overran me and reached a spot close to my target to protect her. I still managed to take down my target with a quick strike, though I was immediately overwhelmed by many enemies.

I decided to escape the area as a lot of strong enemies were after me, along with a Phylake. I ran toward the water, looking for any way to get away from the growing crowd of soldiers.

I understood I was not going to make it on land, so I jumped into the water. I started swimming and diving underwater to survive and return later for a finisher. However, I was shot while I was still underwater and died before I could reach the safety of the other shore.

At the restart, I went for my target through another path to avoid the main guards. An enemy noticed me and called another soldier over to investigate. I quickly took cover behind while they were searching for me.

I was trying my best to stay hidden, but they finally saw me. I started running fast when I saw someone going to light a brazier to call for even more reinforcements.

After hiding from the initial sights of the enemies, I found my target close to Kensa and one of the captains. I rushed in and successfully took down my target, but before I could confirm the kill, the captain took me down with powerful attacks that I could not block.

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I learned the name of the Shadya's Killer and rode to a large villa to finish the job. I used Senu to scout the camp and was shocked to see my friend Kensa protecting the target. I fought through fire and guards before jumping from a ceiling to attack the killer.

After I got the name of the Shadya's Killer, I had a chat at with Hotephres at the arena entrance. He told me he wanted to go back to his villa and live a peaceful life with his wife.

I had work to do because the killer was still alive and did not deserve to be. I started riding toward the villa where I knew I would find the target.

On my way there, a crocodile tried to attack me while I was crossing some shallow water. I did not have time for a fight, so I just ignored it and kept moving.

I rode my horse very fast toward the villa and passed several soldiers on patrol. I reached the location and saw it was a big enemy camp where the killer was hiding.

I sent Senu up to check the area and find my target. I was very surprised to see Kensa standing right behind the killer to protect her from any harm.

I knew I would have to fight my friend, who is a very good fighter. I climbed into the camp to take down a guard, but I failed to do it quietly.

While I was fighting that guard, another one noticed me and joined the battle. Things got wild and I ended up burning everything around the enemies during the fight.

After I took down the first guard, I went for an archer who was shooting at me. He was using fire arrows to try and stop me from getting closer.

I decided to pay him back by shooting my own fire arrows at him. He got scared and escaped from the tower for a short time so I could move on.

I realized that fighting these guards was a waste of my time. I left the archer behind and started running toward my main target as fast as I could.

While I was running across a rope, I looked down and saw people who were not soldiers. It looked like they were having a party right below the dangerous path.

I reached the ceiling above my target and looked down at them. They did not know I was there yet, so I waited for the perfect moment to strike.

I jumped on my target, but the first hit with my hidden blade did not kill her. I had to pull out my sword to finish her and prepare to fight Kensa.

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We finally confronted the Gallic brothers in a brutal arena finale. After a chaotic battle where I dismantled both warriors, the truth about Shadya's death came out, pointing toward the old woman beside Felix. Disappointed by Kensa's casual reaction to his mission, Bayek left her behind and walked out alone.

Bayek was busy sharpening his sword after entering the staging area. When Kensa arrived, he tried to pin her down with questions, but she skillfully changed the topic, insisting they should stay focused on the upcoming match against the Gallic brothers.

We had the option to wait or leave to gain more strength, but I felt more than ready to finish this. I headed straight for Felix to trigger the final confrontation in the pit.

Upon entering the arena, a cinematic sequence showcased the raw power and wrath of the Gallic brothers. The scale of the fight made it clear that this was going to be the toughest challenge yet.

I tried to coordinate with Kensa, but she immediately charged toward one of the brothers. This left me open to the other one, who managed to land a powerful kick that sent Bayek on air.

After getting back on my feet, I engaged my opponent in a fierce exchange. The second brother eventually intervened, forcing me to split my focus and land several blows on him to keep from being overwhelmed.

Kensa started to slow down during the heat of the battle, giving the brothers a fresh opening to target me. I had to be extremely careful with my timing, relying on perfect dodges to stay in the fight.

I finally managed to kill one of the brothers, which sent the survivor into a blind rage. He gave me hell for a moment, but I stayed composed and eventually sent him to join his brother.

With the Gallic brothers defeated, the crowd erupted in cheers, but Felix and his associates seemed strangely agitated. Bayek was told not to kill them as they were still needed, but he had other plans.

Bayek confronted the brothers about their role in Shadya's death. They denied it, revealing that the true killer was actually the old lady sitting in the high chair beside Felix. She was the real target Bayek had been hunting all along.

Upon realizing Bayek's true intentions, Kensa mentioned he should have told her earlier so she could have joined the hunt. Bayek wasn't happy with her opportunistic response; he left her behind and walked out of the arena with a look of pure anger.

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I entered the arena alone after Felix sent Kensa on another assignment. Navigating a field of deadly traps, I took down multiple waves of elite soldiers, including a heavily shielded brute and a remarkably fast captain.

After a grueling series of duels, Bayek stood as the sole survivor, ready for the final confrontation.

I went to talk to Felix about the next round, but he told me he had sent Kensa away on a different job. He advised me to face the arena alone this time, mentioning that fighters who ask too many questions do not survive, after Bayek had been asking some.

I ran toward the arena, feeling more than ready to handle the enemies solo. I was relieved to see that the Gallic brothers weren't in this specific lineup yet, giving me a chance to warm up further.

This round was significantly harder due to the addition of deadly environmental traps scattered across the floor. The enemies also seemed much stronger and more aggressive than in the previous matches.

I focused my attention on the biggest guy first, as his reach made him the greatest risk in the battle. I stayed mobile and took him down as quickly as possible to simplify the fight.

After the brute fell, I started giving the other soldiers hell. I managed to clear the entire first wave with some well-timed strikes.

Another wave arrived that featured a massive enemy equipped with a heavy shield. It was nearly impossible to land a direct hit on him from the front, which forced me to rethink my approach.

I cleared out the regular soldiers first to avoid being flanked. Once I was alone with the shielded man, I baited his attacks and struck during his recovery frames, finally taking him down.

Just when I thought the round was over, a final wave appeared led by a highly skilled captain. He was surprisingly fast and managed to catch me off guard, nearly taking me down.

The captain's speed was impressive, so I focused on landing perfect dodges to create openings. We traded blows for a while, both of us taking a fair amount of damage in the process.

I didn't expect the captain to go down quite so quickly once I found his rhythm, as these leaders are usually much stronger. I finished off the very last soldier of the round shortly after.

Having cleared every enemy in the arena, I stood as the last man surviving. The crowd erupted in cheers for my solo performance, and I prepared myself for the eventual fight against the Gallic brothers to finish this mission.

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Bayek and Kensa entered the Krokodilopolis arena to face waves of warriors and hungry lions released by Felix. After an initial defeat where I was overwhelmed by a large team and archers, the duo restarted with better coordination. We cleared the arena efficiently, standing as champions before a cheering crowd.

Felix mentioned that pairing us together was one of his best ideas because the crowd loved our synergy. He then added a deadly twist, releasing lions that hadn't eaten for days, joking that we might end up as their dinner.

I spoke to Kensa next. She was incredibly excited to finally get a shot at the Gallic brothers with Bayek's help. I took a moment to ask her for more information about her background before we prepared for the fight.

After speaking with Felix to officially start the match, Kensa and I entered the arena grounds. The atmosphere was electric as the gates closed behind us.

Upon entering, we found a lion trapped in a cage while warriors rushed toward us. My first move was to break the cage open, letting the lion loose to do some of our heavy lifting against the soldiers.

With four enemies on the field, Kensa and I split the work. She took on two, the lion distracted a third, and I focused my attention on the fourth warrior to keep the pressure high.

After the soldiers were down, I had to turn my blade on the lion. It was still in a frenzy and didn't know the difference between friend and foe, making it a danger to everyone in the pit.

Once the first wave was cleared, a second wave emerged, featuring a massive brute of a man who looked like he could take a lot of punishment.

Another lion was unleashed from a side door, immediately mauling a nearby soldier. I noticed Kensa had been pinned down and was struggling to get back on her feet, even as she tried to keep a count of the remaining enemies.

With Kensa temporarily out of the fight, I found myself alone against the entire team of warriors. I knew I had to handle the rest of the wave solo to protect her.

I started getting overwhelmed and lost a significant amount of health. I had to back away and keep my distance from the group just to give Bayek's health a chance to regenerate.

I decided to dive back into the fray, knowing I couldn't run forever since the archers were picking me off from a distance. Unfortunately, the pressure was too much, and I died in the middle of the arena.

On the restart, we did much better. Kensa stayed on her feet this time, and we worked together to dismantle the enemies in record time compared to our first attempt.

Felix and the audience erupted in cheers as the final enemy fell. Both Kensa and Bayek stood tall in the center of the arena, looking like true gladiators after a hard-fought victory.

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I toured the Krokodilopolis arena with Felix, learning the strict rules regarding weapons and armor. After a brief spar with Kensa and a tense encounter with the Gallic brothers, the duo entered their first match. We fought through multiple waves of soldiers and secured our first win.

I walked through the bowels of the arena with Felix. He took a dark pleasure in showing me the spots where many had died before introducing me to some of the seasoned warriors who call this place home.

Felix showed me the standard issue armor and made it very clear that I would only be allowed to use the weapons he provided. No personal gear is permitted in the pit, regardless of who you are.

I found Kensa practicing her moves. When Bayek asked if she had improved, she suddenly jumped and attacked him in a friendly spar to test his reflexes, it was a bit of a surprise, so I had to take the damage.

As Kensa and Bayek were heading out, the Gallic brothers appeared and started taunting them. Bayek was ready to end the argument right there, but Kensa managed to step in and stop a full-blown fight before the match even started.

I went to Felix to tell him I was ready for the blood to flow. Kensa joined me at the gate, and we stepped out into the blinding sunlight of the arena together.

I expected to face the Gallic brothers immediately, but the first round consisted of regular soldiers. They charged in without any idea of the skill level they were actually up against.

I started showing the crowd exactly why I belong here. Kensa did her part well, though she didn't seem quite as powerful in combat as her confidence suggests.

With every wave I took down, more enemies flooded in. It was a huge help that my health recovered between rounds and my rage ability filled up so fast, allowing me to tear through the opposition with ease.

I noticed several hazards and traps scattered across the arena floor. I tried to push the enemies into them to save some effort, but it seemed the traps were specifically designed to only damage me while the guards moved around them safely.

We finally finished the last of them and stood victorious. The audience around the arena went wild with cheers, and even Felix looked impressed with how we handled the first of many matches.

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