Assassin’s Creed Origins End Explained

Assassin’s Creed is undoubtedly one of the best video games. The AC game with the Egyptian setting, AC Origins, was released in 2017. Fans and critics praised the game for its setting, gameplay and stunning story. The story is about the origin of the Assassin’s Brotherhood. But as with other Assassin’s Creed games, there’s a lot going on in the AC Origins that leaves fans confused. So let’s take a look at the ending of Assassin’s Creed Origins.

Assassin’s Creed Origin is the successor to Assassin’s Creed Syndicate and the tenth major game in the Assassin’s Creed series. Ubisoft released the game on October 27, 2017 for multiple platforms such as Microsoft Windows, Playstation 4 and Xbox One. The game became a huge hit, just like the previous games in the series. It surprised the audience with the RPG aspect of the game. The game impressed the critics the most with its RPG element as it allowed players to explore the massive map of Egypt more. However, few voices opposed the changes because they thought it would ruin the series. But the majority of fans appreciated the changes and the new story with a new main character of today and a past.

What’s Happening in Assassin’s Creed Origin?

The game starts in 48 BC where we get to see the Medjay Bayek. He is the protector of Siwa Oasis and is on a journey to kill the masked men responsible for the death of Bayek’s son Khemu a year ago. Bayek’s wife, Aya, helps him eliminate the five masked men. But the last of the five masked men reveals to Bayek that they are not five, but that there are more masked men. After this murder of the fifth masked man, Bayek meets Cleopatra and Apollodorus because Aya hung out with them. Cleopatra reveals that the masked men are part of an ancient cult called the Order of the Ancients. She further reveals that the cult removed her from the throne and appointed her younger brother Ptolemy as king. The cult plans to rule Egypt with her brother as their puppet king.

Cleopatra assigns four new targets to Bayek, who is part of the Order of the Ancients. Meanwhile, Aya gains Pompey the Great as the new ally for Cleopatra to dethrone Ptolemy and the Order of the Ancients. Soon, the Mejdjay begins to doubt Cleopatra that she is not helping her, but is only using him to fulfill her own ambitions. Soon, a Romanian soldier, Lucius Septimius, kills Pompey, so Aya and Bayek secretly arrange a meeting with Julius Cesar. Cleopatra proposes to Caesar to form an alliance, and Bayek kills another masked man. But Cesar prevents Bayek from killing Septimius, who was also part of the Order of the Ancients. Meanwhile, Pompey dies as crocodiles eat him as he tries to flee through the Nile River.

After becoming the Pharaoh, Cleopatra breaks her alliance with the Medjay and her wife. She also appoints Septimius as her advisor. Soon, Bayek and Aya realize that Cleopatra and Julius Caesar have joined the Order of the Ancients. Therefore, the Medjay gathers all his allies and visits Alexander’s grave to confront the Order. But there they encounter Apollodorus, who was mortally wounded, and he reveals that Flavius, Caesar’s lieutenant, is the leader of the Order. He took the apple and the staff of Eden from the tomb. They traveled back to Siwa to open the same safe, which was the reason for the death of Bayek’s son.