Bayek

Yes.

And I think that there is a tension between because there's always been this tension from the very beginning when we look at Bayek and we look at Aya and like Bayek doesn't want to kill, but Bayek will kill you.

And that is I think that is the hurdle that Henry has to overcome.

overcome is that he doesn't have to enjoy killing or have this desire of like okay i can't i i'm going to kill you and i will do it easily without any feelings it's a point of like knowing that you need to and i think that's what ethan is mentioning about like the killer instinct of saying like i'm doing this because i have to because it's what's required of the situation, not because I want to enjoy it.

He's not willing to lose his parents.

He's not willing to lose his own life.

In the course of an assassination, whereas other assassins like Bayek, like Aya, like Ezio, like Cassandra, even they have nothing to lose.

All their families dead.

It's good.

Then number three, number three and number two, I'm going to go with a couple of Assassin's Creed, uh, in, in Assassin's Creed Origins to play with Bayek, who is a dad.

It's an ex-dad because the arc of this character is that the proto-Templars kill his son and you have to go through all the 12 steps of the hero to... avenge your son and prevent other people to go through the same pain as you but then it's number two it's like in Assassin's Creed Odyssey your dad throws you off a cliff as well it doesn't give you a Sparta kick but it could have been awesome like a dad like Sparta kicking like a six-year-old kid

off a cliff

no i like origins i don't know why

I think you just like Bayek.

Shh.

We don't need to get into that.

You could play Black Flag.

You don't go Bayek to, what's, what's homie's name? Your favorite one.

My favorite?

Yeah.

Odyssey.

Oh, um, Alexio.

Yeah, you don't go Bayek to Alexio to, who, who would come next in that order?

I don't know what order you're going in.