Shortly after learning that the Order member known as " The Lizard" served under the unaware High Priest Pasherenptah in Memphis, Bayek visited Reda one last time.
Reda: Yes, yes, what can I offer you today? You gonna buy something or not.īayek looked over Reda's wares once more, and then left as before. Bayek: You mad ruffian, I love your stories no matter their truth! It is good to see you again, Reda. Reda: Oh really? Your memory must be off, too many hours out in the sun baking your mind. Bayek: Reda, when we last spoke, their fate involved a bronze bull. from a hippo attack! I was left with nothing but this camel. Reda: Ahh, you would not want that, Medjay! My dear mother poisoned my father in a fit of passion! Then she died in the Nile. Reda: Bayek! Have my goods brought you many victories?. Reda eventually made his way to Alexandria, where he spotted Bayek passing by one day and called out to him. You wanna sell or buy anything, seni (friend) ? The future is golden.īayek looked over Reda's inventory again, then left to resume his quest. Reda: Yes, Osiris hears not the mourning of the weary-hearted. Bayek: I see, as always, you are wise beyond your years. 
I wander the desert and see the sun set when I want to. The gods took my family but gave me my camel, Amun, a great steed. A phylakitai of Alexandria caught them stealing and boiled them in a bronze bull.
Reda: The Medjay has returned! In need of more finery?. A while later, Bayek found Reda's stall again and spoke to him. His curiosity satisfied, he left and continued hunting the Order. If you want, good neb (sir), I have other jobs too.īayek inspected Reda's wares. I have acquired from long nights in the desert with my camel. Bayek: I see, you are well-travelled for such a young man. Weaponry forged in Nubian mines, Persian jewels, and Assyrian treasures! I have it all! Reda: Plucked from the ancient lands of the desert, the sunken vessels of the Nile, refined by hand maidens of the gods. Bayek: You are but a boy, how did you come by such fine treasure?. Reda has your back in these desolate lands. Reda: Medjay! Great warrior, come! I sell what you want. While travelling across the Ptolemaic Kingdom in Egypt in 48 BCE hunting the Order of the Ancients, the Medjay Bayek of Siwa came across the travelling merchant Reda at his Nomad's Bazaar stall. Sargon: Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, etc. Towards the end of her journeys, she visited Sargon one last time. Kassandra looked over his inventory again, then left to resume her quests. Kassandra: All right, keep your secrets. It's ancient and worth far more than mere drachmae. Kassandra: What do you want with that strange metal?. 
Sargon: Sorry to disappoint, my friend, but I'm still only interested in orichalcum.Kassandra: I'd be happy to see you more if you agreed to accept drachmae.A while later, Kassandra returned to talk to Sargon again.
Her curiosity satisfied, she left and continued her search for Elpenor. Kassandra: All right, let's see what you have to offer.Sargon is not the only one to deal in orichalcum. You can also check the message board for special jobs. Sargon: You can find it all over the Greek world if you know where to look.Kassandra: Tell me where to find orichalcum.(If "Where do I get orichalcum?" is chosen.) Sargon: The kind who is interested in rarer and more valuable forms of payment.Kassandra: What kind of merchant doesn't take drachmae?.I have weapons, armor, fashionable garments, and accessories for you, your friends, and even your ship. It possesses many properties that Sargon finds appealing. It's a precious metal from a time long before our own. The only currency I accept is orichalcum. Sargon: I'm not interested in drachmae.Kassandra: I'm always happy to part with some drachmae if the price is right.Sargon: They're the finest in all the Greek world, I promise you that, or may Zeus strike me down.
Kassandra: I've never met a merchant so proud of his goods.
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