“I will keep my own counsel on seeking change or not.” There’s no outright challenge in his tone, but Bayek is very firm when he says that. He sees nothing wrong with the idea itself, but he’s also all too well aware that one person’s idea of good change is another’s season of oppression. So many of the Order had seen themselves as visionaries, leading Egypt into a new golden age, but blind to the destruction their lofty goals were leaving in their wakes.

“What is the purpose you seek change for?”