Ezio: No mere number can repair the world. Come, my friend, help me charter a ship to Navarre. I must finish with Cesare Borgia.
It is not intended for us.
Leonardo: Ezio. What are you not telling me?
Ezio: What else are you working on?
Leonardo: Well, I have begun several dissection studies. Then King Louis XII seems interested in hiring me as an engineer. Oh yes, I am thinking of repainting the St. John lost in the Villa fire. Salaì would model for it again, of course. Then, perhaps I will study a woman with child to see how her body changes.
Ezio: Interesting. Tell me more.
Leonardo da Vinci ☼ 15.4.1452 † 2.5.1519
“(Sometimes there is no other solution.)” – Altaïr Ibn-La’Ahad
Translation courtesy of Google Translate (so it might not be accurate).
Hornigold: (Good day to you sir!) I am Captain Hornigold and this is my Crew. We’re Sailors like yourselves, but quite unalike in our Purpose. For we intend to take all that you own. Yet no Harm shall befall any Man, so long as he remains at Ease. Is that clear?
Soldier I: (Don’t kill me, Sir! I have a Family. Please!)
Hornigold: Anyone speak English? (English?)
Soldier II: Little Bit.
Hornigold: Tell your Friends we’re stealing your Goods. And we won’t hurt Nobody if everyone stays as still as a Sandbar. You got that?
William Johnson is dead – and with him the Templar plot to steal the land of my people. But in ending this threat, I have revealed another. On his body was a letter addressed to John Pitcairn, containing orders to root out and destroy Patriot weapons and supplies.
Should he succeed in this, the colonists will be unable to maintain their resistance and the Templars will surely take control. So long as Pitcairn lives, the danger remains.