Assassin's Creed Origins: Amunet/Aya Body Explained (Bayek's Tomb)
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- Опубликовано: 27 янв 2018
- Comparison between 44 B.C and 2017 A.D. Hotep Cavern in the game Assassin's Creed Origins. See how much the cavern stays mostly the same after over 2000 years in the desert. In addition, see Aya's Sarcophagus and Bayek's Sarcophagus in the present day. Later in the video, see Assassin's Creed II version of Aya's Sarcophagus (in 1476) when Ezio open's Amunet's (Aya) Sarcophagus. Conclusion provides a history of events to illustrate when Aya/Amunet's body (mummy) was moved from Italy (Venice) to Egypt in order for any discrepancies in timeline to be reconciled. Gameplay walkthrough on PS4 Pro version of AC:Origins.
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Amunet's body is in Basilica di San Marco in Venice, Italy. Aya's body is east of Siwa in Egypt. So most likely her body was moved from Italy to Egypt between 1476 to 2017. Another possibility is that it was not moved from Italy and it was an actually copy (beeswax) in Italy, but that explanation is probably wrong because in Italy there were other assassins NOT from Egypt. Since only Egypt has mummy process, you can't explain why only Amulet is a copy while the rest were real bodies. So the most logical conclusion is it was moved
The simple answer is that Ubisoft fucked up and forgot the tiny little details of a game that came out several years before this one. I feel like throwing in Origins screwed up stuff :/ good game though
Kmkedepot
Her body never left Siwa gsus
Thalis Seixas Exactly.
So taken from Egypt to Italy and back to Egypt
Or... The body in Venice Italy was just a decoy, the whole tomb was a tribute to Aya. The Roman assassin's put it there to honor their beloved mentor when Aya went back to Egypt when she retired as a Hidden One.
Conclusion: "Nobody moved the body (back) to egypt because it was always there and not in Venice."
Jonaï Boky your theory more believable.
Atom1542 thanks bro!
I think all the Assassins statue/tombs in AC2 were there for tribute and not their actual bodies because it wouldn't make sense for all those fallen Assassins to get placed in Italy for no reason, Darius is an assassin from 5th century BCE and that's hundreds of years before Bayek and how come his body suddenly transferred to Italy.
Jonaï Boky ya maybe you right
Another theory i have aside from her being moved maybe they just moved her belongings like her armor and weapons.
Some say Layla is still waiting for that helicopter.
But Mr.Miles said it would there in a hour?
@Captain Relade Trust me its coming in a hour
it should resurrect desmond hahaha
@@AdeHelmiJuandi desmond gets revived but died and Minerva took desmond's physical body to rule the world
I belive in the next game it has arrived
Theory: Aya faked her death in Rome to return to Egypt with Bayek, her true home 👍
Doubt she went back to bayek
@@beastmaster1858 she did. in dlc
@@snatcher8506 which dlc?
@@beastmaster1858 nvm. English is not my first language so I thought by " doubt she went back to bayek " is she never meet bayek anymore... but if you mean by "went back to bayek" is " meet bayek", then I should say it is in the hidden ones dlc
@@snatcher8506 she came back for the organization not bayek
In assassins creed II when starting the tombs it explains that they were made as tributes to the assassins but not actually them or their tombs. You must listen to the dialogue.
Yes, but there is a body in the box for Amulet. So definitely moved to Egypt later for DNA extraction
edepot you are very persistent on this. Egyptians used to make a copy of people's mummies Layla extracted DNA from aya's real mummy if it was really moved I doubt they would dump it in a bit and most likely fell over millennia. Also it is mentioned that the some crypt held memorials of the assassin's most likely just empty caskets or a duppler mummy.
edepot Moved back to egypt for DNA extraction? No.
I think some of them were actually buried in the tombs in Italy, while others just contained a fake as a tribute. Like Mario said they were build as tributes, so it is more probably that most of those bodies in Italy are just a fake for tribute purposes.
there is a body... so its DEFENITELY moved to egypt... you use "a body" as you cant know who it is, or if its a real corpse, but the next sentence you are SURE about moving it... dude you have to learn how to accept things when discussing stuff
Her body was never in Italy.
The cave was special to Aya and Bayek. After Aya threw away her identity, how could anybody possibly know to move Amunet's body to a specific cave in the middle of Egypt when there's no possible way they could know? They only knew Amunet, not Aya.
Theory: Amunet returned to Egypt as Aya and sought out Bayek and both died and were laid to rest together.
Yeah that the asked when the die that both get baried together
Still waiting for that fucking helicopter
Imagine if a free DLC for Assassin's Creed Origins allows you to fly back to Abstergo Industries like in Assassin's Creed Unity
Just one hour! 😂😂😂
+Pedro noronha ˝This is Pequod. Will arrive shortly at the LZ˝. Sorry for the TPP reference.
The helicopter isn't gonna be there in an hour. If anything the only chance of it coming is after March 6th (the new dlc comes out) and even then we don't know if they are gonna continue the story off of dlc. But Aya hasn't killed Cleopatra yet. So we're getting something fucking cool. idk who Bayek gets to kill tho.
KirukatoSenpaiOffiical love that reference
Some people still seem confused for some reason. So for those who are:
Egyptians would create and mummify a replica.
Aya is Amunet and founded the Assassins in Rome.
But she is properly buried in Siwa, whereas her replica was kept in Italy as tribute.
I don’t believe Ubisoft “screwed up” seeing how Origins story wasn’t exactly thought up around the time of AC2 -they found a way to work with what they had created with real factual Egyptian methods.
Hope this helps.
JIHYUN well the idea was there but the story and everything else wasn't. Lol. Ground work was probably thought of around the time Black flag was getting made.
how did she before aument
Forrest Tilghman I loved the story mode
dope lol
Ubisoft literally just didn’t care enough.
Aya's body was never in Italy! It's just her statue! If you see George's Washington statue in town it doesn't mean it's his burial place. Aya was always buried in Egypt.
Look at where the arrow is pointing at in Italy. It is a body
edepot doesn’t mean it’s Aya’s body
ill add a George Washington statue in Canada and say that he was Canadian
YNNEL ! Fake body
@@mikesmith145 then wthat is it
I doubt the Italian tombs were real. Why would a Persian Assassin’s tomb be in a church in Florence? Or the rest for that matter.
Chill bro. Take it as a game.
But then who’s bodies were inside the sarcophagus’?
Just Vibin decoys, the true ones are where they lived.
It’s a game nothing in here is real dumb dumb
@Mavrix rolon Where did anyone say it was real? We’re just talking about the lore of a game
In Venezia was just a monument not her real body just like all the other "tombs"...think about it it's not even logic all the Assassins to be buried in Italy in identical tombs...
Nightwishper Cf that's what i was thinking
Nightwishper Cf I think this is the best and most logical explanation, but it's still odd nonetheless
Billybob Schneider It actually isnt odd if you think about it since the assassins never knew where bayeks tomb was until layla found it so it means amunet/aya got buried in egypt and her body was never moved by assassins otherwise the present assassins would have known the location or had some info on their real burial place
Dandroid Does Hm that is true
Dandroid Does . Not every information the Assassins have is shared. They keep secrets even from each other and do not have any archive since Masyaf. They could have known the location. *But the official canon is that the Assassin Tomb of Amunet held a cenotaph. The stories behind the other bodies in the Assassin Tombs has not been defined by Ubisoft yet.*
Legends say that the Extraction Helicopter still hasn't arrived.
In some of the archives it stated that her body buried along side her spouse which is common among the ancient Egyptians. The tomb in Italy is supposedly a shrine of her which they didn't confirmed it's her body that Ezio found in the tomb yet just a sarcophagus for now. But if its indeed her body it was most likely moved sometime after Ezio's journey.
Baring in mind that Layla takes Ayas DNA from the body in Siwa it can’t possibly be a fake in Siwa. The only 2 explanations can be that the “body” in Italy isn’t Aya OR once Ezio became leader of the assassins and had visited all the tombs he had each assassins body moved back to their country of origin. Although Aya was Greek she did begin her assassin journey in Egypt.
Personally I think it’s more likely that there was no body in Amunets tomb in Italy since as I remember it you don’t actually see her
That thing pointed at in the video is her body in Italy
edepot Aymar Azaïzia, the head of Assassin's Creed at ubisoft, tweeted saying the body in Italy is not Amunet, and she is buried with Bayek in Egypt.
@@edepot not her body. She and Bayek was buried together in Hotep Cave. A body is in the Amunet temple but it is not hers.
Can't exactly say she is Greek when there's like 400+ years of Egyptian blood in her which would make her mostly Egyptian with a faint trace of Greek left.
It's a shadow clone, clearly. Aya's waiting for someone to cast Edo Tensei and bring her back to life.
Call me for that, might wanna help
dude Naruto....
@@dovahgwyn_ we have Orochimaru so we can just reanimate Aya for now, you planning to have a new shinobi war with Boruto?
The body in rome was never her real one. Egyptians believed they would need their body on the afterlife so they often would do another mummy as a “spare” in case something happened with the original body. She probably went back to egypt once she retired or at least asked to be buried there with Bayek, so they could be together on the afterlife - after all they still loved eachother, just couldn’t be together because they had to fight for the bigger good.
Most likely moved at some period. Tends to happen alot in AC.
The sword of Eden in Unity, for example, was hidden in an underground chamber at the Parisian Temple in 1307. Sometime after that, it was taken out and buried under the Church of Sainte-Catherine at Sainte-Catherine-de-Fierbois where it was found by Jeanne d'Arc in 1429 which then she lost it during the Siege of Paris and Templar agents placed it back in the chamber.
Things get moved around alot in AC.
I think that the body in Italy wasn't Aya
The description for that sarcophagus in Italy says Amunet in Assassin's Creed 2, so it definitely has to be Aya/Amunet. Unless there is a DLC that provides a story stating that Aya's disciple pretended to be Aya and got caught.
edepot No one knew whether or not the body is real OR fake. It could be fake, and it makes so much more sense if it were fake because let’s just use logic: why would master Assassins all over the globe be buried in one location? They would all likely be in their home lands. The tomb in Italy was most likely a tribute, just like the other tombs in Italy- tributes made by the guild in Italy
Aya's body was never in Italy! It's just her statue! If you see George's Washington statue in town it doesn't mean it's his burial place. Aya was always buried in Egypt.
Titouan Prévost t'est francais fait pas l'anglais mdrr
Terra
Of course it wasn't.
The body in the cave is 100% Aya, otherwise we wouldn't have been able to play as her.
Difficult to tell if there’s actually a body in that sarcophagus. If that is where Amunet was laid to rest, given how deeply Ezio delved into the history of the Brotherhood and the insights granted him by the Apple, I can see him having moved her to her proper resting place, with her beloved.
Only one thing doesn't make sense. After 1450 years aya s body in Rome had to be a skeleton. But as we can see in Egypt aya s body has still blood(or smthing) in it.(Because it was preserved by Egyptians)So aya s body couldn't have been in Rome. It had to be in Egypt from 48 BC
We know that aya s body has still blood in it because of the story. If you remember Layla hassan took a little blood from aya s body
Aya came backk from rome, died in egypt and then she was in Rome AND THEN AGAIN IN EGYPT.
Thats how i seebit
See it*
AJ Styles nah prob some ppl found it in the cave from origins and they took her in Italy
48 BCE*
Wow wasn't even looking for this but glad I found it. Love these kinda vidoes
In the suggestions present during loading it is said that it was customary to create wax copies of the tombs. I think that in Italy there is a copy of his tomb in wax and in Egypt the original.
Whoa. Looks like you've done so much editing.
Great work.
4:45 when they both fall. xD
“Note this location”
*sure lemme just get out my pen and paper and draw this location with no mistakes*
That's "draw" this location. It's "note", dumb dumb.
Lmao XD
homiefromfl r/woooosh
That extraction helicopter took damn well over 30 years to pick them up
Nice work :)
Great vid
This is why I love assassins creed it pieces all of its games together in really cool ways
Very Nice video man 👍
Glad you liked it
It's not Ayas body in Italy. Correct me if im wrong, but you never see their remains in AC2, only the sarcophagus. It's a code to the Altaïr armor created by assassins.
You see what looks like a corpse inside the sarcophagus
@@nicolaysalazar1939 But did anyone checked the corpse?
have you checked the pulse? maybe she was still alive
NicoBoi egyptians would often make a “spare” mummy in case something happened with the original one, because they thought they would need a body once they got to the afterlife. That was probably it
Me gusta questo video.. complimenti 👍
There’s honestly nothing to be explained. When AC2 was made, I doubt Origins was just a thought but not yet put in motion. Yes, we know Amunet was one of the hiddens around AC2. Later when origins was created, they put aya (which we later realized was Amunet) and assumed ppl would just figure it out by the end that “ okay well it makes sense that she would want to be close to the man she loves. That body in Rome was a honor to Amunet. ” she even stated that she” killed” aya for the cause. The developers knew what they were doing lol. I just think it sucks that Bayek doesn’t get any kind of recognition for anything though. But too late.
The easiest way to explain this away is the name Amunet was passed on and Aya herself is burried in Siwa
Thanks for actually researching in some tombs.
I never think about this such detail before
I strongly believe that the corpse in Italy (if it's even a corpse at all) is just a decoy that the Assassins set up at some point in tribute to her, and that her real corpse hasn't left Egypt or anything.
• 1. The corpse in Egypt has to belong to Aya, Layla extracting a sample from it and using it to view Aya's memories in the Animus proves this.
• 2. It was incredibly common for ancient Egyptian morticians and priests to bury couples and families like Bayek and Aya together in the same tomb or crypt, therefore it's not unusual for Bayek and Aya to be buried together like how they are in Origins.
• 3. Messing around with corpses or belongings after a person has died was considered to be extremely taboo in ancient Egyptian society, and with Aya being a central figure in the founding of the Hidden Ones and Assassins, moving her corpse to another location outside of Egypt would have realistically been frowned upon, given her significance.
• 4. Outside of the inclusion of various treasures and the 'corpse' wrapped in cloth in the Italy tomb, there's no other indication of Egyptian burial customs being applied to the 'corpse' in the Italy tomb or that the tomb is any different from other Assassin tombs in Italy. The Egypt tomb with Bayek and Aya's real corpses are adorned with Faiyum burial masks and sarcophagi, which were very common for people to have post-mortem during Ptolemaic Egypt.
The body in Italy has mummy wrapping underneath the red decoration if you pay attention. So her body was definitely moved
I mentioned that the corpse was wrapped, but all the Assassin corpses in AC2 have mummy wrapping as well even though the only one from Egypt and thus, the only one who would realistically be subjected to that funerary practice immediately after death is Aya/Amunet. Even if they're both mummified, the mummy in Egypt and the mummy in Italy are completely separate corpses, because the one in Italy doesn't have a Faiyum portrait, while the Egyptian one that we know for certain is Aya's does. It would've been painted and placed onto Aya's mummy immediately after the actual mummification process was finished, which more than certainly happened in Egypt. And all this isn't even touching on the fact it's probably unrealistic to assume that all the legendary Assassins were all laid to rest and buried in Italy instead of being buried in their own countires.
It is hard to say, but the Faiyum portrait can be optional in Italy because the sarcophagus is different style. So perhaps the portrait was added when it was finally moved to Egypt (or maybe it was placed in Italy, but you just don't see it). Not all bodies have mummy wrapping in AC2, just Amunet (at least from first look).
The Faiyum portraits are most definitely an Egyptian-only thing and only were used in funerary practices during the Ptolemaic period. They were sometimes painted using tempera onto wood, which was a popular medium during the Renaissance, but the actual portraits were generally put in place immediately after the actual mummification was complete, and the painting itself is done while the person in the question is alive and available for use as a live model, which obviously with Aya being dead by the time of the Renaissance, would've been impossible. Even then, even if they could've made a reproduction of a Faiyum portrait, I believe they would've just left Aya's mummy alone instead of trying to graft one on and risk disturbing her remains in line with the way ancient Egyptians treated the deceased.
I understand your enthusiasm about this topic, but if you pay attention to the Faiyum portraits in Assassin's Creed Origins, the one for Aya/Amunet is separate from her mummy. Look in the video near that portion. It is separate from both the Sarcophagus and the mummy, so it can be moved and placed anywhere, including placed underneath or beside the body.
Ezio trova il corpo di amunet a Venezia no Roma!
Very true!
man I love this game, miss playing it now
Very intresting my friend
Good job 👏👏👏
nice research
Miles that helicopters takin a while dude, you sure it was a hour? Or did they have to stop for fuel?
Amulets 'body' in Italy is a shrine/memorial - she was a well known and active member of the brotherhood in the early beginnings. Her real body is the one in Egypt which Layla samples some DNA of the mummified body.
Yes, that is true, but there is a body in Italy in the picture in the video. So most likely it was moved during the dates shown in the video at the end
Doesn't mean it was Aya' body though. Could be any body. She could have faked her death to throw off the bad guys.
Cool video!
Glad you enjoyed it
Amunet's body in AC II wasn't in Rome, probably it was in Venice but i dont remember
Good detections
Well, the body of Aya might have been moved from Alexandria to Venice (instead of the body of Saint Mark in the famous body theft during the Abbasid era by some Venetian merchants, or disguised Assassins) and with the rise of the Templars in most of the governments of the world during the early years of the twentieth century, the Assassins in Italy might have decided to return the body of Aya to Egypt, given the fact that the collapse of the nearby St. Mark's Campanile in 1902 could have been used as a cover for that covert operation by the Assassins and this also gives a justification for the race between the archaeologists from Germany and Britain in Egypt after that incident in Italy, during which some stars like Howard Carter had made significant discoveries that could have Templar hands in it
After rogue-unity connection this is the most mindblowing thing in AC
Banger intro
Awesome
that makes sense when she says I have renounced aya I have killed aya I am now the hidden one known as Amunet that makes me wonder who became who in from those statues
Ezio didn't find Amunet in Rome
DiMZLY BriXX No, her tomb is in Venezia
The King of Strong Scarto why did you say rome then
Bayek of Siwa he never said she was in Rome, he said she WASN’T in Rome
Bayek of Siwa you are literally the thickest person I have seen
Help me. I couldnt pass step eight. How is it get out from cave?
It is nice :)
Maybe the body was split into two. Now that's scary, but I don't think that's true.
Its a plot hole
Waiting for another Italy story off assassins creed. After ezio born from the brother hood . Would be cool to see with the new technology we have
ye i never got how ayas body was in venice in ac2 but in the qattara depression in origins i remember hearing her say amunet at the end of origins and knowing i knew the name from somewhere but then again darius from the hidden blade dlc in odyssey is 1 of the assassins with a tomb in ac2 so god only knows
Nice videoo !!
Ok... you got the ‘like’ from me and as always I do enjoy the assassins creed videos you make but is there a point to this? Besides her body got moved for whatever reason?
After reading the mystry I was just like oh my goodness! !!
If we stay out of the animus for 1 hour, does Bill explain why the chopper is late or is there some secret extraction clip nobody has ever seen
Nope. That is it
Ezio and Bayek are two of my favourite characters.
Same, but I also like Edward and a bit Arno.
I kinda wish they made a statue of Bayek, like the statue of Amunet.
So wait im confused, so bayek spread the hidden ones in the east and upto the persians..and aya " amunet' spread it in europe ...im so confused about when the hidden ones were actually established cause if they were made after aya does that mean she helped reborn the hidden ones? Or was she the creator?
Edepot has it wrong in a few places. Aya/Amunet’s body is in that cavern, that is irrefutable fact. It is 100% actually her body because Layla takes DNA samples from it to enter Aya’s genetic memories. The mummy inside the sarcophagus was also remarkably plain, unlike the one in Italy. The one in Italy was therefore a memorial, probably a dummy, made much later. Besides, Amunet’s whole thing was that she herself was unimportant next to the Creed itself, so my theory having played AC Valhalla is this: the Magas Codex was spread around the order (look it up, it actually explains a lot about the Brotherhood’s formative years as the Hidden Ones. Bayek and Aya intended for their names and identity as founders to be forgotten, totally buried by time. That Codex was deemed heretical by Aya herself, but she didn’t get all the copies. Now flash forward to Rennaisance Italy, the Codex is likely required reading, or at least a popular piece of history for the Assassin Brotherhood. Thus, her being an Assassin of great historical import, a shrine to her was made. Bayek didn’t get one because he was never mentioned in the Codex beyond a vague allusion, if that. So basically, Bayek did vanish from history as he and his wife intended, but Amunet couldn’t prevent her name and visage from being remembered. Sorry for the essay, I am just sick of people not getting the lore.
Yeah that's exactly it
Anyone else not notice there is some kind of photo in her coffin
I think the more likely scenario is, aya kills a look alike and buries her as amunett going back to egypt to die when she becomes really old to die with her husband in the last moments of their life together and are buried together
Oh well. The jurney never ends...
where was it mentioned in the game that amunet's body was there other than amunet's seal being there i think your conclusion is wrong
Maybe after Ezio they simply moved her back after learning her location was discovered. She may of started out in Siwa then the Assassins moved her to Italy but upon Ezio finding her. They ordered her moved back to Siwa given was no longer needed there. To be with the man she married Bayek in respect to them both. For all we know after the armor was unlocked maybe after Ezio became mentor. He wanted them moved to a place where they were already at rest before Italy so they can truly rest in peace. So in following Ezios order the Assassins had her reunited with Bayek.
But Bayek was forgotten in AC lore, noone in creed history hasnt shown any hint they know who Bayek or the creator of the creed is. She must have really been buried in Siwa with Bayek but wanted a sort of memorial tomb for her assassins in Rome at the time so they had a dummy body. She had to have been buried in Siwa the whole time
There may not of been records of Bayek as a Assassin. However Egyptian records may of shown Aya was married once. That was likely her original resting place and they simply relocated her to Rome then moved her back to the original resting place. Just because Bayek was never a Assassin in records doesnt mean they would of never learned Amunet was married to Bayek.
The original resting place of the Armor of Altair was at the Auditori villa. I think the armor was moved their by Marios great grand dad. Or whatever he was so he may of also moved the bodies to new resting places like Rome what not. With the keys to the locks as well i am thinking when he moved the bodies he likely wrote down where they were originally and Ezio simply used the notes to move them back. Given they were really no longer needed in them churches what not.
AssassinEmbers* its the only thing that makes sense given the Armor of Altair and collecting the keys to the statues locks. I think it was Uncle Marios dad or whatevers way to show how old the Assassins really was and to pay respect to each Assassin.
The body in Italy was a skeleton while the one in Egypt is mummiefied.
WOW it is the revelation
I know this is old now and someone probably got it right but I swear even the devs said her body was always in Egypt. And the body in Italy was just a decoy and she was sent back to be buried with bayek by the brotherhood.
Modern day assassin's found the body of aya in italy and brought it back to bayeks tomb so both can be analyzed in one place byba single animus in my opinion, but that doesn't explain how the bodu ended in the hole, maybe an accident or they tried to blow up the tunnel to extract the body but failed and caused it to fall
If you recall, Aya asks to be buried with her hidden blade, on top of that her DNA from Egypt was taken by Layla, which means we wouldn't have an AC origins story without it. Disregarding Ubisoft making a possible continuity issue, we can probably just infer that a mold of her body was put in Italy with one of the seals you get in AC2
Ayas real body is in Siwa its confirmed by Layla in game. The body in Italy clearly isnt her and it doesnt matter who it is, it could be a random person or a former Italian assassin for all we know. The only thing we dont know is how and when Aya and Bayek got buried there in Siwa. How complicated is it people, there is no hole in the lore.
Wilmo Wildcat32 They are just probably elitists that worship Ezio
Probably a female assassin volunteered her body to become a tribute to amunet in italy because there is no chance in hell they can locate aya and bayeks body in egypt during ezios time
@@unfairsanic5089 they could have done in the 500 years between Ezio and present events
Except you only go to Rome at the end of AC2 to confront the Borgia Pope. Her tomb was in another city in Italy (Venice I think?).
There is no indication AFAIK that Amunet died in Italy. She may have finished her business there as a hidden one and got into some serious complications that forced her to go back to Egypt and die there, maybe with Bayek out of respect to the good old times they had. I don't think she asked for a statue of her to be made. The other hidden ones in Italy made it as tribute and it's highly likely that the tomb in AC2 was created after receiving message from Egypt that she has died. Probably it's not it's first form and received some changes as the times pass since it was first built.
Pretty solid
The mummies in both games are differents...
Now i am even more confused haha. I have a feeling when making AC origins, the developers just accidentally forgot about Amunet and her tomb therefore messed up the names and had to make a quick story addition that she changed her name, but completely forgot they showed her body in the tomb in rome haha
It could just be as simple as the writers at Ubisoft messed up and accidentally missed a detail.... it happens (that's why we get day one patches for software). Now for the sake of lore - I would think that the sarcophagus in AC II is actually a *_cenotaph_* - which is a grave that doesn't contain a body, but is rather a memorial that is meant to "act" as a grave. It is actually quite common, especially when someone is lost at sea for example -- or 500 years ago when transporting the body was impractical.
Intresting
The body in Rome wasn't real
Dude it is a tribute to aya and the one in Italy is a replica
It wasn't planned. How does it just so happen that ezio says hello to her before she's sent to Egypt to see her husband after a thousand years. It's a fucking plot hole. Nothing more.
Jared Pekofske the body in italy is just a memorial, do you really think every important assassin from around the world ended up being burried in italy?
Dem Doggo Vids She starts the brotherhood there. And I see the fuckn corpse wrapped up in the coffin when ezio opens the coffin so... am I just supposed to think the body is fake? I get your point tho one of them is a fuckn Viking I'm pretty sure so he ain't buried in Italy for sure. I think Ubisoft fucked up when they made all the coffins have bodies in it.
Those bodies are probably fake. The Templars would love to sabotage the tomb and the bodies so it would be better if the Assassins make them believe that.
The body doesn't need to be fake or Aya, Im sure back then the assassins could have filled the sarcophagus with anyone for any reason. The body in Siwa is confirmed to be her real body because Layla took DNA and that's how she was able to see her memories and play as her in Origins
Maybe Aya later needed to Hide and let make a greave in Italy, then live together with Bayek until she died ans Bayek buried her in the Sakophark in the Cave.
It doesn't really bug me because famous peoples dead bodys got moved around all the time through the course of history. Look at Alexander the Great, Cesare, Lenin the list goes on.
Maybe there's two people who went by Amunet?
But how did Aya get her blade then?
No, this like endgame/terminator , they use Time travel to put aya's body in that cave for to layla to use , so that she can become immortal as it says in odyssey she was like the saviour.
Tomb in AC2 is just to Honor Aya, Tomb found in Egypt is the real one.
I have a some questions.... i never played origins I only watch I will get it tomorrow.... can we see Bayeks body in origins, how did he die?, and what Else does this cave have and why did layla choose it and how did she know that it was bayeks tomb. And finally in ancient Egypt I don’t think that they get whatever place they want and call it their tomb... I’m also Egyptian 🇪🇬
Ezio found it around 1490 A.D. (If not later ) . In 1476 the game starts with " Boys will be boys"
All the bodies in ac2 are tributes paid to the most renowned assassins regardless if they came to Italy or not.
44 B.C roman soldiers
1st man
We are in 44 Before Christ(B.C)what do you know?
2nd man
Who is Christ?
mind blow
Why are her bodies in two different places
Guys layla the real life protaginist littarly screams aya real body is in egypt beside bayak the one in italy is just a tribute made by the assassins
Why would bayek was buried in italy and then be named after his wife?
Wasn't it bce and ce and the ac games?