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We all know the scene in Rogue where Shay stabs Charles Dorian in the heart, not the throat but the heart. Charles is an Assassin, and Assassin supposedly have good healing and such more. He stabs him in a way where Charles would have had a bad chest wound, rather than have died. He supposedly died and Arno his son is raised by Elise's Father.

What if he actually survived and was undercover still as an assassin all that time... o.O

PLOT TWIST...

some future assassin's creed prequel to Unity comes out with Charles alive, but presumed dead, he now has a new identity and Arno is sent to live with Elise's Father, plot twist so Arno can actually deliver secrets about the Templars....

The Tiernus Maleta

Celtic Assassins

Eyes of The Grey - Tie, Agent Tie, T

Age: 50 something

Species "Human"

The Eyes of the Grey is an ancient order known to be connected to Isu lineages. The agents are possibly reincarnated Valkyrs with the promise to return at the Start of Ragnarok. Imbued with all of their Isu abilities, these Valkyrs drink blood in order to enhance their abilities.

The Eyes of The Grey have many nomadic team members and roam all over the world, helping where they are able, never leaving a trace of their presence.

This is their symbol, and they have a coin and take it with them wherever they go.

The colors and versions of the coin indicates Rank within the Order.

Each contains a message to be deciphered about the end of the world in some fashion, and it is the agent's task to see it done.

Each agent also has a lapel that they wear to signify whom they are within the order and never forget their mission.

I decided to do some research.

I watched the last scene in Origins again where they part ways, to me, Bayek named themselves the Hidden Ones, and for location I don't know, it does not say. However, I muse that their brotherhood is formed out of their love, their love begin in the Duat, (do at) the Egyptian underworld.

Others have said it would be the Ptolemaic Brotherhood, loosely.

However, Bayek hated the Ptolemiac Rulers, because his son was killed, so there is no way he is calling it that. From a scholar's standpoint who isn't connected, looking at the time frame, one would call it that, but there is no way.

The Ptolemaic Kingdom, also known as the Ptolemaic Empire, was an Ancient Greek state based in Egypt during the Hellenistic period12345. It was founded in 305 BC by Ptolemy I Soter, a companion of Alexander the Great, and lasted until the death of Cleopatra VII in 30 BC2. The Ptolemies were ,the longest and most recent Egyptian dynasty of ancient origin, ruling for nearly three centuries2. The Ptolemies broke millennia of tradition when they based the capital of their Egyptian empire not in Thebes or Luxor but in Alexandria, a newly constructed port on the Mediterranean Sea.

I muse that it would be called The Duak, because it implies what is brought here from the underworld. Bayek was a romantic, he would have implied it with it's name, because Aya his wife, changed to Amunet, and they parted ways due to the death of their son. However, Bayek was keen to all early Hidden ones that they remain secretive, so that is probably (I muse) ut has no actual location of name for the first brotherhood(s), and neither does Amunet's brotherhood that she helped found. Which I think was much more in Greece than Egypt.

Duat means "down below" and Duak implies "brought forth". However, this is a musing of a first brotherhood, and it may be more reasonable to believe that they were working with Alamut or the Persian brotherhood, due to warriors like Darius and Basim, which is also written about in the fandom, https://assassinscreed.fandom.com, where Basim requests help from Bayek and his Egyptian brotherhood.

In Assassin's creed odyssey, both Bayek and Amunet can be co captain's of Kassandra's fleet on the Andrestia.

According to Bing's Chat Search:

According to the Assassin’s Creed Wiki 1, Bayek founded the first bureau of the Hidden Ones in Memphis, Egypt2. He sometimes used the alias “Amun” when signing off on letters of correspondence1. The Hidden Ones were the precursor organization to the Assassins, who fought against the tyranny of the Order of the Ancients1.

Sometimes in Egyptian lore, Memphis was seen as the beginning of the Duat or birthplace of the Duat. As if the portal opened there.

I could muse that he could have called it the Diat, meaning "Brought here" as brought to earth. Or he could have gone with a more Akkadian name, like Uruk, or something like Urud Asad. Will we ever truly know? lol Give it a "Tumblr Canon Name" lol

The Andrestia is the name of the ship that the player uses to sail across the Aegean Sea in Assassin’s Creed Odyssey1. It is a single-sailed trireme with a crew of over 200 people, armed with arrows, javelins, and fire braziers2. The player can upgrade the ship’s hull, weapons, and cosmetics, as well as recruit lieutenants from various enemies and allies3. The Andrestia is captained by Barnabas, a friend of the main character, Kassandra4. The ship also serves as a fast travel point and a source of naval contracts and bounties3. The Andrestia is named after the Greek goddess of justice and revenge2.

Learn more1gamepressure.com2assassinscreed.fandom.com3primagames.com

Yes, I am a nerd/geek. :-D

Hidden Ones Bureaus - Locations and Guides - Assassin's Creed Valhalla Guide - IGN

The first Hidden One’s Bureau was founded by Bayek in Memphis, Egypt 1. He sometimes used the alias “Amun” when signing off on letters of correspondence 2. The bureau was located in a hidden underground chamber beneath the Temple of Ptah 3.

1: Hidden Ones Bureaus - Locations and Guides - IGN 2: AC Valhalla Hidden Ones Bureau locations: All Valhalla Codex Pages … 3: Assassin’s Creed Valhalla Codex Pages & All Hidden Ones Bureau Locations

Learn more 1ign.com 2pcgamer.com 3gamertweak.com 4ign.com

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Ptah is an ancient Egyptian deity, a creator god and patron deity of craftsmen and architects. He was the chief god of Memphis, the capital of Egypt from the 1st dynasty onward. He was also the father of the sage Imhotep, who was revered as a god of medicine and wisdom1. Ptah was depicted as a mummified man with a skullcap and a short beard, holding a staff that combined the symbols of life, stability, and power2. He was part of the Memphite Triad, along with his wife Sekhmet, the goddess of war and healing, and his son Nefertem, the god of the lotus and the dawn3. Ptah was also associated with the sacred bull Apis, who was believed to be his manifestation and gave oracles at his temple4.

1: Ptah - Wikipedia 2: Ptah | Creator God, Memphis, Patron | Britannica 3: Ptah - Students | Britannica

Also spelled PhPtah. (Fa-Tah?) Pas-Tah?