Thank you for posting this!! She is my favorite woman in the Assassins Creed series!!

Dayum Bayek was one lucky man to have earned her love.

This game was beautiful

This is the updated version. The previous upload was missing a fairly long scene.

We need more playeble female characters in assassins creed

Bayek makes me love ancient egypt even more!!!!

I'm not much of a fan of Aya. To me, she seemed too focused on the bigger picture to give Bayek the closure he needed. Bayek is a man of emotions and connections. He is well beloved in Siwa, he makes friends easily, and he has a strong affinity with children. He was so emotionally distraught by the death of Khemu that he could hear his voice in his head. Bayek's entire quest is to find the men responsible and exact revenge. He bonds with kids like Shadya and Esiocles so easily because they remind him of Khemu and the joys of parenting. Aya, meanwhile, is more focused on the Order of Ancients as a whole. She sees the danger they pose to all of Egypt. Unfortunately, this perspective makes her come across as if her son's death didn't hit her nearly as hard as it did Bayek. He clearly needs her emotional support, but she keeps her distance. When she mentions their relationship has fractured, I can't blame Bayek. The idea of forsaking their identities as parents and lovers also seems to go against the premise of the story. Bayek is defined by his role as medjay and father. By taking that away, you make his struggles seem pointless. Aya's bloodlust is also pretty unnerving. Both her and Bayek have their moments of intense rage. They kill Rudjek and Actaeon in very similar ways. The difference is that Bayek doesn't seem proud of his rage, while Aya revels in it. At the end of the game she has plenty of disturbing lines about death. Bayek tempers his bloodlust, while Aya gives in to it. Before I played the game for myself, I thought it was a mistake for Bayek and Aya to break up. Now that I've finished it, I think they never should have been together at all. They aren't very compatible. I can understand Aya liking life as a nameless shadow, serving a higher cause. But it doesn't fit Bayek. He clearly craves a family. He needs a fresh start in order to move on, but he won't have it with Aya. Bayek would work far better as an Ezio type assassin. A folk hero his people can rally behind, who isn't afraid to be as free as the creed he follows.