Assassin's Creed Origins: Final Ending Revelations (with Concept Art)

Reveals from ending of Assassin's Creed: Origins. Find out how Assassin's Creed 2 is connected to AC: Origins when you beat the game and learn the real identity of Aya. Video shows easy method to reach the Curia where Julius Caesar is giving a speech to the Senators. Find out about AC2's Amunet, and how she is connected to Aya. Learn how the Hidden Ones and the Bureau was founded by Aya and Bayek. Learn how Cleopatra was under control of Aya during her rule. Included are concept arts of the characters, and how the final graphics looks like in the final stages during the ending cutscenes.
Aya writes in her letter at 9:35 "Let nothing grieve you beyond measure. For your life is short, and time will claim its toll.". This is from a Greek text that was found on a tombstone in Western Anatolia, dated to around Bayek's lifetime.
Interestingly it's also one of the oldest preserved compositions of music (there are also, for example, some incomplete Hurrian hymns from 1400 BCE, but we're not as certain about their notation or translation).
"As long as you live, shine,
Let nothing grieve you beyond measure.
For your life is short,
and time will claim its toll."
Walkthrough on PS4 Pro version of Assassin's Creed: Origins.