Main Quest: The Final Weighing Part

Follow our guide to complete 'The Final Weighing Part' main quest in Assassin's Creed Origins. Learn how to find the farm, deal with Roman soldiers, and rescue Nenet.

Alright, so after you've dealt with Siwa, Flavius has bugged out and headed north towards Cyrene. Your only real lead is this farm on the border of Cyrene. It's possible the farmers there might have seen something useful. So, hop on your mount and make your way north through the Libue province, then head into the Green Mountains province. You'll find the farm smack dab in the middle of it.

When you get close to the search area, use Senu to get a lay of the land and spot anything interesting. Once you've dismounted, investigate on foot. You'll find Praxilla dealing with some nasty business related to Flavius's power – it's a bit worse than what you've seen before. After you chat with her, use Senu again to find a survivor. Keep an eye out for Roman soldiers hanging around the building where the survivor is. Take them out, then find a balcony on the northeastern side of the building. Climb up there to find Nenet, who's got a pretty grim story to tell.

After you escort Nenet outside, you'll get a rundown of all the problems Bayek needs to sort out. This basically sets you up for a bunch of new side quests in the northwest. Nenet wants you to rescue her family member, Kade, who's being held by General Agrippa in the Kyrenaika Roman Citadel up north. Meanwhile, Praxilla suggests you head into Cyrene and try to get in good with one of her contacts, Diocles. This will kick off the quests “Playing with Fire“ (Level 33) and “One Bad Apple“ (Level 35). Oh, and “The Final Weighing“ quest itself will get its suggested level bumped up to 35.

Since the main story is jumping in level and location, and a bunch of side quests have popped up (some related to Flavius, some not), now's a great time to tackle those. Start chipping away at Flavius's influence in the northwest, and generally help out the folks you meet. Most of the time, that'll involve kicking some Roman butt.