Bayek of Siwa was one of the game’s great conversationalists and the main character of Assassin’s Creed Origins. Bayek’s emotional journey touched so many players, prompting them to wish for the trilogy that could commission Assassin’s Creed Origins in an Ezio way; that wish has been further flamed by the richness of Bayek’s character and the fascinating historical context of the narrative in which he found himself. Bayek carries a lot of grief in his heart through a long path of vengeance before founding the Hidden Ones, formerly known as the Assassin Brotherhood. Players would answer to Bayek’s story of justice after the clash that ends in an untimely death for the son, Khemu. The reasons for Bayek’s fighting were modern rather than ancient ones, and that made him so human that he was remarkably easy to feel sympathy for from within the players’ minds. He also became popular among followers because he devoted himself to protecting innocents, a tenet he instilled early in his budding organization in Assassi