"An empire will arise from his ashes" could mean that the roman republic ended with Ceasars death, as Augustus took over and became the first emperor of Rome
"Paris will have his Helen , whatever the cost" If i have to bet she is refering to Loki reuniting with his wife Alethea , even if he had to spent 2.000-3.000 years inside the ygdrasil machine , and sacrifice Layla inorder to come back to life.
I understood "The Macedon Rex will sink in the Crocodile's tears" to be a reference to the death of Ptolemy XIII; he was part of the Macedonian Ptolemaic dynasty, and the game shows him sinking into Crocodile-infested waters.
15:37 pretty sure this is reference to Bayek and Aya with the priestess telling Bayek(Orpheus in the prophecy) to not regret losing Aya(Eurydice in the prophecy) because they will be separated not matter what.
"More terrible men will arise in his place. Then you will know the true meaning of tyranny" I think this quote is referring to how the murder of Caesar only resulted in more tyrants in Rome and didn't bring back the republic.
10:45 "A healers staff is not what it seems, ..." thats a direct reference to the Staff of H. The two snakes that coil are the signs of healing , and if they unravel the truth will be revealed. (Next game youll remember this comment).
Yeah, we actually somewhat mentioned that, it *could* be a reference to the Staff of Hermes Trismegistus, although the negative prophecy about it would imply foretelling Aletheia deceiving Layla from the Staff, which was part of Valhalla's storyline, 3-4 years afterwards
@@AccessAnimus it is not uncommon for the AC franchise to plant the seed of the next storytelling of a future game. The one about staff of H makes more sense.
@@AccessAnimus at this time in the game's development, Valhalla was already written and planned. Remember, Origins and Odyssey have separate teams working on the, so regardless of when the game comes out, it has been in development for twice as long! Right now Odyssey's sequel is probably 80% done despite Valhalla only out a few months...so of course, Ashraf (what little remains of his work, that is) and Darby knew where they were taking the series...
@@Vwall007ST Da Vinci's dissapearance actually features set of coordinates at the end, if you remember those numbers that according to Leonardo have no meaning. If you google them it will show a place in America, which is the exact location of the Grand Temple in AC 3
An Empire arising from his ashes could refer to Julius Caesar. After his death Rome went into a period of civil war from which the first Emperor Augustus rose to power.
According to the voice, maybe Phoebe is actually Kassandra but disguised and she is there to passes information to Bayek. As we know she lives in that time and clearly the voice actress is the same.
That is incredible. The voice actress of Kassandra is also in Origins, although uncredited as to which characters. This could be accidental, or intentional. assassinscreed.fandom.com/wiki/Melissanthi_Mahut
@@greimann Yes, you can also check in imdb.com www.imdb.com/title/tt7025920/fullcredits?ref_=tt_cl_sm#cast And i don't think it's accidental because both Origins and Odessey were developped at same time. So i think the teams were collaborating to make some hints in Origins.
naaa, she talk about a GOD and not a Goddess, a God made flash is mean someone who is born like that, she clearly talk about the eagle bearer, but male, Alexios...
My theories for some of the unsolved ones: "Orpheus and Eurydice will be torn asunder; do not look back" - The myth this is alluding to is the one where a man is allowed to bring his wife back from the Underworld, but only if he doesn't look back. In the story, he does look back, and loses her forever. In the context of Origins, it could be a reference to Bayek and Aya going their separate ways at the end of the game. "Beware the three-headed hydra, for he will devour the asp" - I had a theory on this one back when the game first came out, that it might be about Aya; since she was said to have killed Cleopatra with an Asp, I thought maybe she was the Asp. Since the Order of Ancients was associated with a snake, I thought perhaps the "Three-headed hydra" could refer to the Order after the death of Julius Caesar, if perhaps three people took over - the Second Triumvirate of Augustus, Mark Antony, and Lepidus, perhaps. However, I don't know of any material from after Origins that would support this theory, so unless they make a direct sequel I'll have no way of knowing if I guessed right. "More terrible men will arise in his place, then you will know the true meaning of tyranny" - Could be referring to either Ptolemy or Caesar; a while after the events of Origins, the Romans took over Egypt. That could be the "terrible men" and "tyranny" in question. "An Empire will arise from his Ashes" - I'd say this is referring to Caesar; the Roman Empire was only officially established as an "Empire" by Augustus, taking over after Julius's death. EDIT: Oh, and "There is no certainty; you may as well grab a wolf by the ears" - Saying "there is no certainty" is an allusion to the imperfection of Isu predictions, I assume. The analogy to grabbing a wolf by the ears is an old way of talking about a bad situation you can't back out of (you don't want to hold the wolf, but if you let go it will attack you). With hindsight, I wonder if the choice of words has something to do with Fenrir.
Caesar was assassinated because the conspirators thought he would be tyrannical. But that event gives rise to true tyranny in rulers like Caligula. I think you're right about the second triumvirate. The asp is most probably Cleopatra. The hydra leads to the death of the Asp.
"Orpheus and Eurydice will be torn asunder. Do not look back" Is this not just explaining their story. If Orpheus looked back at Eurydice when they were leaving Tartarus he would never see her again in life. You could say that their relationship had been torn asunder by Orpheus looking back.
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"More terrible men will arise in his place. Then you will know the true meaning of tyranny" "An empire will arise from his ashes" both refer to Julius Caesar. He was killed, legally, for being a Tyrant (King) and the irony is that in the wake of his death, arose the Empire and the Tyrannical Emperors. It's why none of them took the title of king... You could legally kill someone trying to be king.
“A death among kings will set ablaze the house of Amun” could reference Ptolemy Caesarion (Cleopatra’s son) dying. He was the last Egyptian Pharaoh to rule Egypt and the last Ptolemy afterwards Egypt was controlled by Rome
Isn’t Paris kidnapping Helen that started the Trojan War, from which we get the famous Trojan horse, from the Odyssey of Homer ( I hope I got all names right, I ain’t sure of them in English). Is it there something more to that, maybe some kind of metaphor for another character or just a direct reference.
Yep, Paris and Helen are the two characters from the Greek Myth that helped starting the Trojan War, but we actually believe there's more to that in the prophecy... maybe?
That would imply that Valhalla's story had already been somewhat conceived during Origins' development, which I personally don't think that's the case ^^ - Markuz
@@AccessAnimus This one could be about the death of Huascar by Atahualpa and the subsecuent conquest of the Inca empire by the Spanish. After all, Amun is the god of the sun, and Coricancha in Cuzco was the house of the sun.
@@AccessAnimus Bit of a stretch, but would it not be Aelthred’s brother/father, who died making Aelthred the leader of the Ancient ones. He then destroyed the ancient ones from within.
16:08 i think this one is a reference to the curse of the pharaohs because the house of Amun is Thebes and death among kings is a reference to the phraohs coming back to life
It could also mean something nearer in time in the context of the game, historically: when Cleopatra died, Egypt was annexed by Rome and all the temples were either destroyed or built over with the arrival of Christianity
“More men will take his place then you will know the meaning of tyranny” i think it referred to the order of the ancient they were in DLC and how the use the force on the people... man i love this kind of videos thanks
Origins is my #2 fav AC right behind brotherhood...origins is soo good like I don’t think any future AC is going to top it anytime soon unless we get a bayek sequel where he’s in Ancient Rome 🤩
“Paris will have his Helen, No Matter the Cost” - I know it’s talking about the fall of Troy but Futuristicly, Possibly a Reference to AC: Unity and the relationship between Arno and Elise? Orpheus and Eurydice will be torn asunder. Do Not look back.” - could that maybe be a reference to Sodom and Gamorah and being turned to a pillar of Salt if you look back? “There is no certainty, Eagle. You may as well hold a wolf by the ears.” - maybe a reference to Kassandra one day meeting Eivor? “Beware the 3 headed hydra, for he will devour the asp.” Maybe a reference to the templars trying to kill Amunet? “More terrible men will arise in his place. Then you will know the true meaning of tyranny.” - I think possibly a connection to Hitler and what arose after he was killed with Stalin, Pol Pot, moussolini? “An empire will arise from his ashes.” - maybe a call to the Russian empire? “A death among kings will set ablaze the house of Amun.” - possibly a reference to WWI and the use of mustard gas. Amun was the god of the air mustard gas makes your lungs feel like they are on fire and the death of a king a reference to the death of Arch Duke Ferdinand. Those are my guesses.
Regarding the unknown ones: I think the first two are related to love. Paris and Helen referring to Bayek and Aya reuniting, and Orpheus and Eurydice referring to them separating for the greater good to focus on creating the Hidden ones. The wolf, probably means you cannot control fate no matter what you do The 3 headed hydras a head scratcher. Maybe its a reference to the Father, the Mother, and the Voice of the Templars? The higher up branches do always seem to have a hidden agenda within their own organization. The last 3 seem to be a reference to Cesar dying and the chaos that took place afterwards
“A death among kings will set ablaze the house of Amun.” Maybe referring to the death of the pharaoh and how Cleopatra used that as an excuse to destroy Siwa.
"Paris will have his Helen, no matter the cost" means that Mark Antony will kill himself when he finds Cleopatra dead. "Orpheus and Euridice will be torn asunder, do not look back," means that Bayek and Aya will be separated, and that is the way of things. Don't look back, greater things await. "No certainty, wolf by the ears" is a warning to the order/templars, the harder you squeeze, the more you risk attack. "Three headed Hydra devouring the asp" is a reference to the Roman Triumvirate ending pharoaic rule in Egypt. The crown has an asp on it. "True Meaning of Tyranny" is Augustus following Julius Ceasar. "An Empire will arise from his ashes" is another reference to Rome taking over the Mediterranean after the death of Julius Ceasar "A death among kings will set ablaze the house of Amun" refers to the DLC where the priestess's mother, who died protecting the kings burial tombs, led to death and destruction in Thebes.
@@AccessAnimus the ones that tells you when you improve the spear, when you put a piece of Eden after killing a mythological creature, when you activate the messages at the entrance of the temple of Atlantis, where there are some "monoliths" that activate them and Aletheia tells you things.
@@joseroerto8732 Oh! I get it now! Well, that's a whole different topic to tackle as it's about the main narrative - we'll see if we can touch upon it in the future! - Markuz
“More terrible men will arise in his place. Then you will know the true meaning of Tyranny” Caesar being killed which transforms the Roman Republic into the Roman Empire with Emperors being absolute rulers/ Tyrants
14:17 also notice that she says “We” and not “Those”. In my opinion, it’s clear to assume she is actually Kassandra. I totally missed this character, or just don’t remember encountering her. Might replay Origins just to see some of these mysteries myself.
My take is she says "we" because the Isu are speaking through her, maybe she has some unseen future-calculating Piece of Eden like the pyramid in the Cave of Gaia in Odyssey
14:45 I had always assumed that the Oracle was referring to how originally in the Curse of the Pharaohs concept art Bayek was meant to meet a manifestation of Amun
The Orpheus and Eurydice one may just be a reference to the Greek myth, as when Orpheus 'looked back' as Persephone warned him not to, Eurydice was 'torn asunder' from him straight back to the underworld. The myth goes that Eurydice had died, and Orpheus (who was the greatest musician ever to live) journeyed to the underworld to win her back with his music, and then failed, as he did not trust hades or Persephone to keep their word. They had promised her return, only if he did not look behind him on his way to the world of the living, he then looked back, saw her, and she then disappeared. I do believe that this one has a deeper meaning however, and I suspect it may be referring to a character who longs after their dead lover, though I cannot think of who.
"Paris will have his Helen, whatever the cost" It could be a reference to the Iliad where Paris captures Helen from Menelaus. He didn't care how he got her so he decided that he would steal her so that she would be "his".
Was thinking the same thing until I realized troy probably burned before the time setting in this game. Also it is a very direct reference to Paris and Helen of Troy. Prophecy is never that direct. It is using what happened between them to foreshadow something similar happening in the future.
Paris will have his helen may be a reference to Loki and Aletheia in Valhalla, the Orpheus and Eurydice reference could be something about Arno Dorian and Francois de la Serre or Bayek and Aya's "no looking back" after they split up, the three headed hydra could be referencing the three tenets of the hidden ones and the Magas codex which lead to the destruction of the hidden one's bureaus in england as Amunet/Aya was compromised by the Magas codex. "the more terrible men will arise" may reference the rise of the templars after the destruction of the order of the ancients in Valhalla. the "an empire will arise from his ashes" could reference the great fire of Rome, the persecution of Christians to the edict of Milan and Catholicism's influence creating the Holy Empire.
The only other place I've heard the phrase "Wolf by the ears" is a quote from Thomas Jefferson which goes like this in full. "But as it is, we have the wolf by the ear, and we can neither hold him, nor safely let him go. Justice is in one scale, and self-preservation in the other." Perhaps this refers to something in AC III or to a general concept about how the balance between order and chaos (templar and assassin) must be maintained with disaster if one wins, but also much collateral damage to the rest of humanity in the crossfire of this secret war.
5:15. I honestly hope its not referring to the Animus. That's not how its suppose to work as you can't decide their fates and I hate how the later entries give you such control.
@@Phoenixbrand95 The Animus is not suppose to be a 'what if' machine. We experience the memories of the past. Everything is set in stone. You can't change the past, something they have stated multiple time in many AC material. If they turn the Animus into a 'WHAT IF' machine, then lets have a game were we relive the memories of Henry Tandey and make him kill Hitler in 1918.
Perhaps the one ending with "you might as well hold a Wolf by the ears" refers to the dire political situation of Ptolomeic Egypt at the time. A damned if you do, damned if you dont scenario. The idiom "hold the wolf by the ears" roughly means being in a situation that would be both strenuous to leave and to stay, equally... perhaps bringing into question whether or not Ptolomy is a greater of two evils, seeing as Cleopatra and Ceasar definitely arent a fresh bed of Rose's.
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Cool video. And who was the Messenger in the AC:Origins when Bayek turned on the message? There were 6 temples in which there was a message for Leila from different people, because in the subtitles of the game they had different names written and I wonder who they are?
'Your Soul is shrouded' prophesy honestly could relate to Layla entering the Grey as we now know the Grey transcends the concept of time, so it's possible that the oracle felt an echo of Laylas essence.
When entering the grey they change from a person.. to a program.. or app.. that's why they no longer care about time.. cos literally all they can do now is think.. without a body.. and can no longer sleep etc so hey function endlessly til their goal is complete.. When entering the Grey.. they basically become an app.. and little to no memory of who or what they once was.. Which is why Desmond doesn't even know he was Desmond anymore.. his soul was stolen.. and imprisoned.. then Loki and the 3 Elves who advise Odin.. changed him from Hugr or "soul" into a program.. so he would no longer miss his actual life.. and also so Loki and the 3 tree head Elf ladies could get the information they needed from Desmond and Layla whenever they need it.. all they have to do is log in.. and command them to tell them anything.
And I think there's a clue in what was said.. "your soul is shrouded" could mean.. the Hugr or "soul" is now imprisoned in the Shroud of Idunn aka "the golden fleece"
“Beware the three-headed hydra, for he will devour the asp.” Imo it has to do w Caesar and Cleopatra since the Hydra is seen in Greco roman mythology. The asp might relate to how Cleopatra was allegedly killed via asp venom. The hydra devouring the asp relates to how her alliance with Caesar ended up becoming a betrayal of Egypt leading to her falling from grace and then no longer being the ruler that Egypt deserved
Assalamu Alaikum Access The Animus... Hope you are having a good day... Waiting for more such amazing videos with incredible content. And BTW have you found any information regarding the Odin's Illusionory runes?
"More terrible men will arise in his place, then you'll know true tyranny " 'He' is Caesar. They will kill him fearing tyranny but that will eventually bring about Caligula etc after the fall of the Roman Republic and the rise of Kings.
“A death among kings will set ablaze the house of amun” i think this mentions the fight on throne between kliopatra’s brother and juluse and the fire and district happened
Thomas Jefferson actually said that holding onto Slavery in the US was like "Holding a Wolf By the Ears." The Oracle could be referring to that. And the inability of the US to let go of that terrible institution. Or maybe something else.
Paris will have his Helen no matter the cost I don’t know directly what they’re meaning but that’s from the Iliad and the sequel to Iliad was Odyssey so I think it’s a hint that the sequel is Odyssey. Then she says something about Orpheus son of Apollo and the hydra more references to Greek mythology. I think it’s just hints to the sequel.
I assumed the prophecy about the asp and the three-headed hydra was about Cleopatra and the Second Triumvirate? Cleopatra (the asp) will try to retain power/Egypt, but the Second Triumvirate will defeat her (and Antony) at Actium and take Egypt as part of the Roman Empire. [Sorry this comment is so late I'm just now playing the game.]
I have another theory for the fire raining down from the skies theory Italy means land of the bull and a fearsome beast shaking the land sounds like a volcano and raining fire could be a reference to the eruption of Vesuvius?
"Paris will have his Helen, no matter the cost", I believe is a reference to the Trojan war. Paris of Troy took Helen from her husband Menelaus, king of Sparta. This, allegedly was the major catalyst that caused the war between Troy and Sparta.
I know its a year late but with the new dawn of ragnarok dlc is it possible that with the implications Surtr may be Ra as he hails from the North African cast and leads them, could the Son of Ra be the reincarnated sage of Glodd? His consciousness would have also been shot out either with Juno using the Salakar for her 6th method or when Odin used it to off Surtr
It’s funny to me how the makers of assassin Creed decided to use the time frame where in Egypt the people were Gentefied through biological gentrification by the Roman empire to depict a form of Africans that were not the color of original Africans indigenous to that area but offsprings between Romans in Egyptians the same offspring that claim Egypt as their own today
Paris will have his Helen, no matter the cost could reference Caesar getting involved in the Egyptian civil war (risking Roman lives for Egypt) all to gain Cleopatras favor. Helen was also famously beautiful and so was Cleopatra. Also Paris and Helen weren’t from the same kingdoms same as Cleopatra and Caesar
“An empure will rise from his ashes” is probably due the fact that Caesars adotive son Octavius was the first emperor. So after the Death of Caesar an empire did rise, and also more terrible men did arise in his place, such as Nero and Caligula who were tyrans so there is that too... and last but not least the death o Caesar also started the civil war Octavius vs Marc Anthony wich did ended with the death of Marc Anthony and Cleopatra “setting ablaze the house of amun” maybe? Sorry for the bad english
The two prophecies that Besa speaks at Bayek at the end, aren't really meant for Bayek but rather for Layla who is living Bayek's memories. The absloution and forgiveness she seeks is for killing her friend at the end of AC Odyssey. Her motive ever since has been in seeking redemption. The plunge in icey waters also represents her redemption at the end of AC Valhalla at the temple of the Isu. The Ygddrasil facility in frozen Norway underground and under frozen waters.
The last couple of probably to do with the death of Julius Caesar again I would say because his death did Trigger a mental shift to imperialism and the true death of the Roman Republic but also in the new interpretation of it Assassin's Creed history gave the order of the ancients figurehead to to form round and codify into the modern-day Templars maybe father of understanding guide us all etc etc. By the way I still find this incredibly weak because I don't think ceaser was developed enough as a character speak even such an important roll he just seemed arrogant and not very much like a philosopher and I very heavily in previous games to his philosophy founding the Templar order. Obviously in previous games that it was heavily hinted that the father understanding was actually a precursor which makes more sense to me
Melissantih's voice was used for various secondary characters in Origins, the fact that she played the oracle means nothing, plus the prophecy says ``a God made flesh'' she is clearly talking about a male. Pythagoras had maybe isu blood but he is not a God. The one who is a ``God made flash`` is the eagle bearer because he BORN with a hight concentration of isu blood. Like i say, she talk about a God (and not a Goddess) so the God made flesh is ALEXIOS (and for ``the viper who whispers lies from the stuff`` you are wrong, in Valhalla it was revealed that Aletheia was lying, so with Origins they were already developing Odyssey and its protagonist, male obviously
That it's too early to draw conclusions :P It's likely there's one for each region but even then we don't know what they mean, why the devs put them there or if they could even lead to anything... so, yeah, too early!
“More terriable men will arise in his place then you will know the true meaning of Tierney” I think she is talking about in assassin creed 2 and brother hood. At the end of AC2 you chose not to kill the pope and in the beginning of brother hood his son raise to the top and kills Mario and shots you and Ezio has to deal with his chose. 🤔
The two sets of Lovers referenced could the Cleopatra and Caesar and Cleopatra and Antony after all Cedar chose to pursue Cleopatra despite the fact it exacerbated the unrest back home shall we say caused him his terminal image problem back home and then Antony and Cleopatra actually went to war to clean the Roman Empire and re seat it coverage in Egypt but they got torn asunder by failure and death Oracle's it could be to do with Cassandra her forced Persian love interest see being Helen and he been Paris Troy being a Turkish / Persian adjacent signifier you have to have them regardless also they were unavoidably separated chronologically obviously this happened before but to us the player...
"A death among kings will set ablaze the house of Amun" could be a reference to the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and how it led to WWI, with the house of Amun being the sky, bringing back the bombings idea from another prophecy.
Could the eagle be Leyla? She's watching with the eyes of an eagle. Her soul will be "shrouded" after Valhalla. The eaglet (Desmond/the reader) is waiting for her. Etc. Etc.
You may as well hold a wolf by its ears: Leyla and Loki. Her meeting him in the Animus as Eivor and later in the Yggdrasil. Her staying in the Yggdrasil and letting Basim win, because she is going watching through everything that could have been (no certainty) with the reader.
"An empire will arise from his ashes" could mean that the roman republic ended with Ceasars death, as Augustus took over and became the first emperor of Rome
Yep indeed! It was mentioned in another comment in here too, that's a really good idea!
Or it could be referring to Alexander the Great. His generals were fighting for his body within hours of his death.
I was actually thinking the same for the one right before that
"Paris will have his Helen , whatever the cost"
If i have to bet she is refering to Loki reuniting with his wife Alethea , even if he had to spent 2.000-3.000 years inside the ygdrasil machine , and sacrifice Layla inorder to come back to life.
It could also mean the relationship between Juno and Aita. Since Valhalla story wouldn’t have been developed just yet.
@@jessehernandez6849 I really think so, cause it's always Aita seeking out for Juno.
Or just coukd be a reference to troy idk
@@titularhero Troy already happened hundreds of years before Origins.. So wouldn't be a profecy, right?
1100~ years*
I understood "The Macedon Rex will sink in the Crocodile's tears" to be a reference to the death of Ptolemy XIII; he was part of the Macedonian Ptolemaic dynasty, and the game shows him sinking into Crocodile-infested waters.
Oh! That's very interesting, that's a very subtle but also pretty amazing interpretation!
This just made me remember how good orgins was have to re-rank my list now
Hahah!
So what's your top 5 now then?
@@AccessAnimus
1 ac brotherhood
2 ac revelations
3 ac black flag
4 ac 2
5 ac orgins
I'm sorry I am an ezio fanboy haha
@@giovanni8199 This is exactly my top 5 as well, black flag and origins are the only games that come close to the ezio trilogy
15:37 pretty sure this is reference to Bayek and Aya with the priestess telling Bayek(Orpheus in the prophecy) to not regret losing Aya(Eurydice in the prophecy) because they will be separated not matter what.
Ohhh, that's a very interesting interpretation, I love that!
- Markuz
@@AccessAnimus thank you
"More terrible men will arise in his place. Then you will know the true meaning of tyranny" I think this quote is referring to how the murder of Caesar only resulted in more tyrants in Rome and didn't bring back the republic.
Agreed, that's what I first thought of and what makes the most sense to me.
Yup. Caligula
"More terrible men will arise in his place" thats a double meaning. Its both the Order of ancients and Templars. And also about Caesar.
10:45 "A healers staff is not what it seems, ..." thats a direct reference to the Staff of H. The two snakes that coil are the signs of healing , and if they unravel the truth will be revealed. (Next game youll remember this comment).
Yeah, we actually somewhat mentioned that, it *could* be a reference to the Staff of Hermes Trismegistus, although the negative prophecy about it would imply foretelling Aletheia deceiving Layla from the Staff, which was part of Valhalla's storyline, 3-4 years afterwards
@@AccessAnimus could be, they even hinted the American and French Revolution in Brotherhood. That was 4 years between Brotherhood and Unity
@@AccessAnimus it is not uncommon for the AC franchise to plant the seed of the next storytelling of a future game. The one about staff of H makes more sense.
@@AccessAnimus at this time in the game's development, Valhalla was already written and planned. Remember, Origins and Odyssey have separate teams working on the, so regardless of when the game comes out, it has been in development for twice as long! Right now Odyssey's sequel is probably 80% done despite Valhalla only out a few months...so of course, Ashraf (what little remains of his work, that is) and Darby knew where they were taking the series...
@@Vwall007ST Da Vinci's dissapearance actually features set of coordinates at the end, if you remember those numbers that according to Leonardo have no meaning. If you google them it will show a place in America, which is the exact location of the Grand Temple in AC 3
An Empire arising from his ashes could refer to Julius Caesar. After his death Rome went into a period of civil war from which the first Emperor Augustus rose to power.
A very good interpretation here too, that could work indeed!
According to the voice, maybe Phoebe is actually Kassandra but disguised and she is there to passes information to Bayek. As we know she lives in that time and clearly the voice actress is the same.
That is incredible. The voice actress of Kassandra is also in Origins, although uncredited as to which characters. This could be accidental, or intentional.
assassinscreed.fandom.com/wiki/Melissanthi_Mahut
@@greimann Yes, you can also check in imdb.com
www.imdb.com/title/tt7025920/fullcredits?ref_=tt_cl_sm#cast
And i don't think it's accidental because both Origins and Odessey were developped at same time. So i think the teams were collaborating to make some hints in Origins.
Assassin's creed uses the same voice actors in the games
naaa, she talk about a GOD and not a Goddess, a God made flash is mean someone who is born like that, she clearly talk about the eagle bearer, but male, Alexios...
My theories for some of the unsolved ones:
"Orpheus and Eurydice will be torn asunder; do not look back" - The myth this is alluding to is the one where a man is allowed to bring his wife back from the Underworld, but only if he doesn't look back. In the story, he does look back, and loses her forever. In the context of Origins, it could be a reference to Bayek and Aya going their separate ways at the end of the game.
"Beware the three-headed hydra, for he will devour the asp" - I had a theory on this one back when the game first came out, that it might be about Aya; since she was said to have killed Cleopatra with an Asp, I thought maybe she was the Asp. Since the Order of Ancients was associated with a snake, I thought perhaps the "Three-headed hydra" could refer to the Order after the death of Julius Caesar, if perhaps three people took over - the Second Triumvirate of Augustus, Mark Antony, and Lepidus, perhaps. However, I don't know of any material from after Origins that would support this theory, so unless they make a direct sequel I'll have no way of knowing if I guessed right.
"More terrible men will arise in his place, then you will know the true meaning of tyranny" - Could be referring to either Ptolemy or Caesar; a while after the events of Origins, the Romans took over Egypt. That could be the "terrible men" and "tyranny" in question.
"An Empire will arise from his Ashes" - I'd say this is referring to Caesar; the Roman Empire was only officially established as an "Empire" by Augustus, taking over after Julius's death.
EDIT: Oh, and "There is no certainty; you may as well grab a wolf by the ears" - Saying "there is no certainty" is an allusion to the imperfection of Isu predictions, I assume. The analogy to grabbing a wolf by the ears is an old way of talking about a bad situation you can't back out of (you don't want to hold the wolf, but if you let go it will attack you). With hindsight, I wonder if the choice of words has something to do with Fenrir.
Caesar was assassinated because the conspirators thought he would be tyrannical. But that event gives rise to true tyranny in rulers like Caligula.
I think you're right about the second triumvirate. The asp is most probably Cleopatra. The hydra leads to the death of the Asp.
I came across these but I had no clue what these were. Thanks for the clarifications.
You're welcome sir!
"Orpheus and Eurydice will be torn asunder. Do not look back" Is this not just explaining their story. If Orpheus looked back at Eurydice when they were leaving Tartarus he would never see her again in life. You could say that their relationship had been torn asunder by Orpheus looking back.
I have to tell you how much I love this page. I dont get a chance to read all of the extra material, comics and games and such. I have been playing this series as a diehard fan since the first game. I remember reading magazines about assassins creed 2 being so excited. I love having this page to hear your knowledge and how well you edit videos. It gives people like myself who want to really understand the whole scope of the game. Thank you for all that you do! lets hope that Mirage and Infinity give some of us long term players some closure and new movement forward!
"More terrible men will arise in his place. Then you will know the true meaning of tyranny" "An empire will arise from his ashes" both refer to Julius Caesar. He was killed, legally, for being a Tyrant (King) and the irony is that in the wake of his death, arose the Empire and the Tyrannical Emperors. It's why none of them took the title of king... You could legally kill someone trying to be king.
“A death among kings will set ablaze the house of Amun” could reference Ptolemy Caesarion (Cleopatra’s son) dying. He was the last Egyptian Pharaoh to rule Egypt and the last Ptolemy afterwards Egypt was controlled by Rome
15:55 that could mean that although Caesar is dead there will be much worse tyrants like Caligula
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Isn’t Paris kidnapping Helen that started the Trojan War, from which we get the famous Trojan horse, from the Odyssey of Homer ( I hope I got all names right, I ain’t sure of them in English). Is it there something more to that, maybe some kind of metaphor for another character or just a direct reference.
Yep, Paris and Helen are the two characters from the Greek Myth that helped starting the Trojan War, but we actually believe there's more to that in the prophecy... maybe?
@@AccessAnimus The fall of Troy is oft considered the catalyst that triggered global collapse (at the time) and the lead to the dark ages.
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The Paris and Helene one cannot be a reference to Loki and Aletheia?!
That would imply that Valhalla's story had already been somewhat conceived during Origins' development, which I personally don't think that's the case ^^
- Markuz
15:56 That may be a reference to how order of the ancients was destroyed and remade as Templars?
Uhm, which kingly death would it be about though?
@@AccessAnimus oh, i ment 15:56
@@AccessAnimus This one could be about the death of Huascar by Atahualpa and the subsecuent conquest of the Inca empire by the Spanish. After all, Amun is the god of the sun, and Coricancha in Cuzco was the house of the sun.
@@AccessAnimus Bit of a stretch, but would it not be Aelthred’s brother/father, who died making Aelthred the leader of the Ancient ones.
He then destroyed the ancient ones from within.
At 15:56 I think it is about Flavius, that after him many cruel templars/order of the ancients will try to conquer the world.
That could be indeed!
16:08 i think this one is a reference to the curse of the pharaohs because the house of Amun is Thebes and death among kings is a reference to the phraohs coming back to life
It could also mean something nearer in time in the context of the game, historically: when Cleopatra died, Egypt was annexed by Rome and all the temples were either destroyed or built over with the arrival of Christianity
“More men will take his place then you will know the meaning of tyranny” i think it referred to the order of the ancient they were in DLC and how the use the force on the people... man i love this kind of videos thanks
Refers to kings like Caligula after the death of Caesar.
Origins is my #2 fav AC right behind brotherhood...origins is soo good like I don’t think any future AC is going to top it anytime soon unless we get a bayek sequel where he’s in Ancient Rome 🤩
“Paris will have his Helen, No Matter the Cost” - I know it’s talking about the fall of Troy but Futuristicly, Possibly a Reference to AC: Unity and the relationship between Arno and Elise?
Orpheus and Eurydice will be torn asunder. Do Not look back.” - could that maybe be a reference to Sodom and Gamorah and being turned to a pillar of Salt if you look back?
“There is no certainty, Eagle. You may as well hold a wolf by the ears.” - maybe a reference to Kassandra one day meeting Eivor?
“Beware the 3 headed hydra, for he will devour the asp.” Maybe a reference to the templars trying to kill Amunet?
“More terrible men will arise in his place. Then you will know the true meaning of tyranny.” - I think possibly a connection to Hitler and what arose after he was killed with Stalin, Pol Pot, moussolini?
“An empire will arise from his ashes.” - maybe a call to the Russian empire?
“A death among kings will set ablaze the house of Amun.” - possibly a reference to WWI and the use of mustard gas. Amun was the god of the air mustard gas makes your lungs feel like they are on fire and the death of a king a reference to the death of Arch Duke Ferdinand.
Those are my guesses.
Regarding the unknown ones:
I think the first two are related to love. Paris and Helen referring to Bayek and Aya reuniting, and Orpheus and Eurydice referring to them separating for the greater good to focus on creating the Hidden ones.
The wolf, probably means you cannot control fate no matter what you do
The 3 headed hydras a head scratcher. Maybe its a reference to the Father, the Mother, and the Voice of the Templars? The higher up branches do always seem to have a hidden agenda within their own organization.
The last 3 seem to be a reference to Cesar dying and the chaos that took place afterwards
“A death among kings will set ablaze the house of Amun.” Maybe referring to the death of the pharaoh and how Cleopatra used that as an excuse to destroy Siwa.
"Paris will have his Helen, no matter the cost" means that Mark Antony will kill himself when he finds Cleopatra dead.
"Orpheus and Euridice will be torn asunder, do not look back," means that Bayek and Aya will be separated, and that is the way of things. Don't look back, greater things await.
"No certainty, wolf by the ears" is a warning to the order/templars, the harder you squeeze, the more you risk attack.
"Three headed Hydra devouring the asp" is a reference to the Roman Triumvirate ending pharoaic rule in Egypt. The crown has an asp on it.
"True Meaning of Tyranny" is Augustus following Julius Ceasar.
"An Empire will arise from his ashes" is another reference to Rome taking over the Mediterranean after the death of Julius Ceasar
"A death among kings will set ablaze the house of Amun" refers to the DLC where the priestess's mother, who died protecting the kings burial tombs, led to death and destruction in Thebes.
Amazing content
When I said that I would like a video about these prophecies, I did not think that there would be 37 in total! :D Great work as always.
Aletheia predictions in Odyssey please 🙏🙏
Uhm... which ones do you mean?
@@AccessAnimus the ones that tells you when you improve the spear, when you put a piece of Eden after killing a mythological creature, when you activate the messages at the entrance of the temple of Atlantis, where there are some "monoliths" that activate them and Aletheia tells you things.
@@joseroerto8732 Oh! I get it now!
Well, that's a whole different topic to tackle as it's about the main narrative - we'll see if we can touch upon it in the future!
- Markuz
@@AccessAnimus ok thanks 😉
“More terrible men will arise in his place. Then you will know the true meaning of Tyranny” Caesar being killed which transforms the Roman Republic into the Roman Empire with Emperors being absolute rulers/ Tyrants
14:17 also notice that she says “We” and not “Those”. In my opinion, it’s clear to assume she is actually Kassandra.
I totally missed this character, or just don’t remember encountering her. Might replay Origins just to see some of these mysteries myself.
My take is she says "we" because the Isu are speaking through her, maybe she has some unseen future-calculating Piece of Eden like the pyramid in the Cave of Gaia in Odyssey
Doing the relevant discovery tour before getting into the region and then doing the side quests really fleshes out each region and the story.
Origins still my fav wish could’ve gotten an aya dlc
14:45 I had always assumed that the Oracle was referring to how originally in the Curse of the Pharaohs concept art Bayek was meant to meet a manifestation of Amun
That's also true, maybe that had been planned but never executed :D
Bayek is a metaphor for Amun-ra and Aya is Amunet. There are many references to this in the game.
The Orpheus and Eurydice one may just be a reference to the Greek myth, as when Orpheus 'looked back' as Persephone warned him not to, Eurydice was 'torn asunder' from him straight back to the underworld. The myth goes that Eurydice had died, and Orpheus (who was the greatest musician ever to live) journeyed to the underworld to win her back with his music, and then failed, as he did not trust hades or Persephone to keep their word. They had promised her return, only if he did not look behind him on his way to the world of the living, he then looked back, saw her, and she then disappeared. I do believe that this one has a deeper meaning however, and I suspect it may be referring to a character who longs after their dead lover, though I cannot think of who.
"More terrible men will arise in his place" and "An empire will arise from his ashes" are referring to Caesar I think
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"Paris will have his Helen, whatever the cost" It could be a reference to the Iliad where Paris captures Helen from Menelaus. He didn't care how he got her so he decided that he would steal her so that she would be "his".
Agreed. His brother was brutalized and Troy burned for it. A heavy cost.
But that already happened
A prophecy needs to happrn in the present or future
Was thinking the same thing until I realized troy probably burned before the time setting in this game. Also it is a very direct reference to Paris and Helen of Troy. Prophecy is never that direct. It is using what happened between them to foreshadow something similar happening in the future.
Paris will have his helen may be a reference to Loki and Aletheia in Valhalla, the Orpheus and Eurydice reference could be something about Arno Dorian and Francois de la Serre or Bayek and Aya's "no looking back" after they split up, the three headed hydra could be referencing the three tenets of the hidden ones and the Magas codex which lead to the destruction of the hidden one's bureaus in england as Amunet/Aya was compromised by the Magas codex. "the more terrible men will arise" may reference the rise of the templars after the destruction of the order of the ancients in Valhalla. the "an empire will arise from his ashes" could reference the great fire of Rome, the persecution of Christians to the edict of Milan and Catholicism's influence creating the Holy Empire.
The only other place I've heard the phrase "Wolf by the ears" is a quote from Thomas Jefferson which goes like this in full. "But as it is, we have the wolf by the ear, and we can neither hold him, nor safely let him go. Justice is in one scale, and self-preservation in the other." Perhaps this refers to something in AC III or to a general concept about how the balance between order and chaos (templar and assassin) must be maintained with disaster if one wins, but also much collateral damage to the rest of humanity in the crossfire of this secret war.
5:15. I honestly hope its not referring to the Animus. That's not how its suppose to work as you can't decide their fates and I hate how the later entries give you such control.
You cant decide the fates in the later games. Its more of a simulation of "what of"
@@Phoenixbrand95 The Animus is not suppose to be a 'what if' machine. We experience the memories of the past. Everything is set in stone. You can't change the past, something they have stated multiple time in many AC material.
If they turn the Animus into a 'WHAT IF' machine, then lets have a game were we relive the memories of Henry Tandey and make him kill Hitler in 1918.
The last prophecy from the master may refer to Layla and her sacrifice which redeemed her
Perhaps the one ending with "you might as well hold a Wolf by the ears" refers to the dire political situation of Ptolomeic Egypt at the time. A damned if you do, damned if you dont scenario.
The idiom "hold the wolf by the ears" roughly means being in a situation that would be both strenuous to leave and to stay, equally... perhaps bringing into question whether or not Ptolomy is a greater of two evils, seeing as Cleopatra and Ceasar definitely arent a fresh bed of Rose's.
🙌🙌🙌 That’s what I freaking LOVE about AC! There is so much more to dig than just murder targets and do parkour!
And after 15 years some people out there haven’t yet understood this🤡
Who is the voice actress of the first woman Oracle in the video? Is it the same woman that did Kassandra?? 🤔
Melissanthi Mahut, you're right, she's the voice actress for Kassandra
Goes to show you how much more meaningful and substantial everything was in Origins compared to Odyssey and...to a much lesser extent, Valhalla.
10:42 this seems like a reference to the Staff of Hermes. This emblem is often connected to medicine, also Aletheia may be the voice inside.
Cool video. And who was the Messenger in the AC:Origins when Bayek turned on the message? There were 6 temples in which there was a message for Leila from different people, because in the subtitles of the game they had different names written and I wonder who they are?
'Your Soul is shrouded' prophesy honestly could relate to Layla entering the Grey as we now know the Grey transcends the concept of time, so it's possible that the oracle felt an echo of Laylas essence.
When entering the grey they change from a person.. to a program.. or app.. that's why they no longer care about time.. cos literally all they can do now is think.. without a body.. and can no longer sleep etc so hey function endlessly til their goal is complete..
When entering the Grey.. they basically become an app.. and little to no memory of who or what they once was..
Which is why Desmond doesn't even know he was Desmond anymore.. his soul was stolen.. and imprisoned.. then Loki and the 3 Elves who advise Odin.. changed him from Hugr or "soul" into a program.. so he would no longer miss his actual life.. and also so Loki and the 3 tree head Elf ladies could get the information they needed from Desmond and Layla whenever they need it.. all they have to do is log in.. and command them to tell them anything.
And I think there's a clue in what was said.. "your soul is shrouded" could mean.. the Hugr or "soul" is now imprisoned in the Shroud of Idunn aka "the golden fleece"
@@jimsus69 possibly referencing Consus ya think?
Out of all the RPG AC... Origins is at the top.
“Beware the three-headed hydra, for he will devour the asp.” Imo it has to do w Caesar and Cleopatra since the Hydra is seen in Greco roman mythology. The asp might relate to how Cleopatra was allegedly killed via asp venom. The hydra devouring the asp relates to how her alliance with Caesar ended up becoming a betrayal of Egypt leading to her falling from grace and then no longer being the ruler that Egypt deserved
4:09 in hebrew it eretz ha-tzvi(ארץ הצבי)
Assalamu Alaikum Access The Animus...
Hope you are having a good day...
Waiting for more such amazing videos with incredible content.
And BTW have you found any information regarding the Odin's Illusionory runes?
"More terrible men will arise in his place, then you'll know true tyranny "
'He' is Caesar. They will kill him fearing tyranny but that will eventually bring about Caligula etc after the fall of the Roman Republic and the rise of Kings.
10:00 - I think she was talking about Kassandra because Odyssey happens before Origins in AC timeline.
“A death among kings will set ablaze the house of amun” i think this mentions the fight on throne between kliopatra’s brother and juluse and the fire and district happened
Fire raining from the sky in Italy = volcano eruption in Pompey
Dude that was amazing.
Thomas Jefferson actually said that holding onto Slavery in the US was like "Holding a Wolf By the Ears." The Oracle could be referring to that. And the inability of the US to let go of that terrible institution. Or maybe something else.
Paris will have his Helen no matter the cost I don’t know directly what they’re meaning but that’s from the Iliad and the sequel to Iliad was Odyssey so I think it’s a hint that the sequel is Odyssey. Then she says something about Orpheus son of Apollo and the hydra more references to Greek mythology. I think it’s just hints to the sequel.
The helen one could be allusion to unity,Arno bringing Elyse to meet the council,that did a lot of damage inside the brotherhood.
I assumed the prophecy about the asp and the three-headed hydra was about Cleopatra and the Second Triumvirate? Cleopatra (the asp) will try to retain power/Egypt, but the Second Triumvirate will defeat her (and Antony) at Actium and take Egypt as part of the Roman Empire.
[Sorry this comment is so late I'm just now playing the game.]
6:50 Could the "ageless eye" mean that he's talking about Juno, watching over us in some AC games?
I have another theory for the fire raining down from the skies theory
Italy means land of the bull and a fearsome beast shaking the land sounds like a volcano and raining fire could be a reference to the eruption of Vesuvius?
Aren't Therans the people who came to cyrene to find arable land. This part of the game takes place in cyrene. There is definitely a connection there.
Orpheus and Eurydice is a reference about Bayek and Aya being torn apart at the end of the story of origins.
'The Hydra will kill the asp'
The second triumvirate of Marc Antony , lepidus and Octavian Will end in the death of Cleopatra.
"Paris will have his Helen, no matter the cost", I believe is a reference to the Trojan war. Paris of Troy took Helen from her husband Menelaus, king of Sparta. This, allegedly was the major catalyst that caused the war between Troy and Sparta.
Yes but that was already a well-known story by Bayek's time, so it doesn't really count as a "prophecy"
Yes, that's understood. We're looking for what that be a metaphor for.
Putting your head to the ground means sleeping/unconscious, I imagine referencing being out whilst using the animus.
Nice.
Could a death among kings be referring to the assassination of king Ferdinand which sparked ww1? Great video. Please keep them coming.
Possibly? :D
Thank you so much!
I know its a year late but with the new dawn of ragnarok dlc is it possible that with the implications Surtr may be Ra as he hails from the North African cast and leads them, could the Son of Ra be the reincarnated sage of Glodd? His consciousness would have also been shot out either with Juno using the Salakar for her 6th method or when Odin used it to off Surtr
I recognized Melissanthi's voice, I think I'm love
Whats the outfit ur wearing also good vid I'll have to check these out next time I play
i really really really miss origins
finger crossed to get a Bayek sequel
It’s funny to me how the makers of assassin Creed decided to use the time frame where in Egypt the people were Gentefied through biological gentrification by the Roman empire to depict a form of Africans that were not the color of original Africans indigenous to that area but offsprings between Romans in Egyptians the same offspring that claim Egypt as their own today
I think Orpheus and Eurydice is a reference to Bayek and Aya, since they end their relationship, and they don’t really look back after.
Paris will have his Helen, no matter the cost could reference Caesar getting involved in the Egyptian civil war (risking Roman lives for Egypt) all to gain Cleopatras favor. Helen was also famously beautiful and so was Cleopatra. Also Paris and Helen weren’t from the same kingdoms same as Cleopatra and Caesar
“An empure will rise from his ashes” is probably due the fact that Caesars adotive son Octavius was the first emperor. So after the Death of Caesar an empire did rise, and also more terrible men did arise in his place, such as Nero and Caligula who were tyrans so there is that too... and last but not least the death o Caesar also started the civil war Octavius vs Marc Anthony wich did ended with the death of Marc Anthony and Cleopatra “setting ablaze the house of amun” maybe? Sorry for the bad english
The fire from the sky prophecy is mor then likely talking about the blitzkrieg which was the german bombing campaign against england
Eurydice and Orpheus was absolutely about Bayek and Aya splitting. Don't look back.
The two prophecies that Besa speaks at Bayek at the end, aren't really meant for Bayek but rather for Layla who is living Bayek's memories. The absloution and forgiveness she seeks is for killing her friend at the end of AC Odyssey. Her motive ever since has been in seeking redemption. The plunge in icey waters also represents her redemption at the end of AC Valhalla at the temple of the Isu. The Ygddrasil facility in frozen Norway underground and under frozen waters.
Paris have his Helen reference to Troyan war
The last couple of probably to do with the death of Julius Caesar again I would say because his death did Trigger a mental shift to imperialism and the true death of the Roman Republic but also in the new interpretation of it Assassin's Creed history gave the order of the ancients figurehead to to form round and codify into the modern-day Templars maybe father of understanding guide us all etc etc.
By the way I still find this incredibly weak because I don't think ceaser was developed enough as a character speak even such an important roll he just seemed arrogant and not very much like a philosopher and I very heavily in previous games to his philosophy founding the Templar order. Obviously in previous games that it was heavily hinted that the father understanding was actually a precursor which makes more sense to me
Melissantih's voice was used for various secondary characters in Origins, the fact that she played the oracle means nothing, plus the prophecy says ``a God made flesh'' she is clearly talking about a male. Pythagoras had maybe isu blood but he is not a God. The one who is a ``God made flash`` is the eagle bearer because he BORN with a hight concentration of isu blood. Like i say, she talk about a God (and not a Goddess) so the God made flesh is ALEXIOS (and for ``the viper who whispers lies from the stuff`` you are wrong, in Valhalla it was revealed that Aletheia was lying, so with Origins they were already developing Odyssey and its protagonist, male obviously
The prophecy about robots I think it really means Isu as they live longer, are stronger, smarter and better then humans in every way.
What do u think about Odin's illusion runes?
That it's too early to draw conclusions :P
It's likely there's one for each region but even then we don't know what they mean, why the devs put them there or if they could even lead to anything... so, yeah, too early!
5:48 For me, it is a reference to the atomic bomb on Japan
“More terriable men will arise in his place then you will know the true meaning of Tierney” I think she is talking about in assassin creed 2 and brother hood. At the end of AC2 you chose not to kill the pope and in the beginning of brother hood his son raise to the top and kills Mario and shots you and Ezio has to deal with his chose. 🤔
I think the Macedon Rex will sink in the crocodile’s tears are about Ptolemy XIII being killed by crocodiles since the original Ptolemy was Macedonian
16:01 templars dying and others rising to take their place
Where is that map from? 0:27
Seems interesting
Pheobe sounds like kassandra
It's the same voice actor
A death among kings will set ablaze the house of Amun, the assassination of Franz Ferdinand leading to WWI
The two sets of Lovers referenced could the Cleopatra and Caesar and Cleopatra and Antony after all Cedar chose to pursue Cleopatra despite the fact it exacerbated the unrest back home shall we say caused him his terminal image problem back home and then Antony and Cleopatra actually went to war to clean the Roman Empire and re seat it coverage in Egypt but they got torn asunder by failure and death
Oracle's it could be to do with Cassandra her forced Persian love interest see being Helen and he been Paris Troy being a Turkish / Persian adjacent signifier you have to have them regardless also they were unavoidably separated chronologically obviously this happened before but to us the player...
An empire will arise from his ashes; after the death of ceaser the republic became an empire
"A death among kings will set ablaze the house of Amun" could be a reference to the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and how it led to WWI, with the house of Amun being the sky, bringing back the bombings idea from another prophecy.
Could the eagle be Leyla?
She's watching with the eyes of an eagle. Her soul will be "shrouded" after Valhalla. The eaglet (Desmond/the reader) is waiting for her. Etc. Etc.
You may as well hold a wolf by its ears: Leyla and Loki. Her meeting him in the Animus as Eivor and later in the Yggdrasil. Her staying in the Yggdrasil and letting Basim win, because she is going watching through everything that could have been (no certainty) with the reader.
Man I miss bayek
She-wolf. From the water. Can it be Eivor?