The Medjay is a complex individual. Once, a jovial and friendly face to his people, after the death of his son, Bayek became focused on the elimination of those who were at fault. His mission is one of revenge and he has vowed that he will not rest until he has eliminated everyone who played a role in his son’s death. Though bound by revenge, Bayek is still a pious man who is deeply devoted to the Egyptian pantheon – namely Amun – though he is not close-minded to the beliefs of others and wishes for Egyptians and non-Egyptians to find a place of common ground. Bayek is guided by his own morality and has no sympathies for those who prey on weaknesses of others, especially children.