Deafening Silence papyrus puzzle is one of the riddle challenges in Assassin’s Creed Origins. You can start it by picking up a scroll at the Iseion temple in Alexandria. The prize is hidden nearby, but you’ll have to solve the riddle in order to find it. If you don’t want to spend time decyphering the clues yourself, you can scroll down and simply follow our AC Origins Deafening Silence papyrus puzzle guide.

Iseion papyrus location

You can find the scroll in the Iseion temple, on the big island before the lighthouse, north of the city of Alexandria. It’s on a wooden table behind the tall statue, mixed in with some other, irrelevant papyri.

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Deafening Silence riddle solution

Description: Alexandria is large and noisy, but one part is quiet, lonely, and surrounded by water. The fallen palm tree points to where I lay, where land meets water.

Obviously, the final destination is in the city itself – that narrows things down. That last bit about land meeting water points towars the shore – Alexandria’s coastline is quite long, so that’s not too much help. It does say it’s in an isolated area – if you zoom the map in and scan the coast, you’ll see that it’s all pretty busy except for the islands in the north. The one with the lighthouse seems like the obvious choice, but there’s still some action there. The prize is, in fact, on the smallest isle, the one that isn’t connected to the mainland in any way. It’s on the south side, near a felled palm tree.