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Bayek is the last Medjay of Ancient Egypt, who lived during the final years of the Ptolemaic Kingdom before its annexation into the Roman Empire as a province. Born and raised in the remote village of Siwa, Bayek inherits the title of Medjay from his father, and dedicates his life to protecting the security and welfare of the Egyptian people. He traverses the land, fighting occupying imperialist Roman forces while a tragic past of conspiracy, loss, and death is gradually revealed. Alongside his wife Aya, he is the co-founder of the Hidden Ones. As leader of the Hidden Ones, he would sometimes sign letters of correspondence under the alias of Amun.
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