“Where is the Apple!” – Cesare Borgia
Tag: Templar
“Give me the Apple!” – Cesare Borgia
“When the Palaiologos line is restored, Manuel, do not forget who helped you bring it back.” – Shahkulu
“Apologies, Manuel. Some of these Ottoman prisoners are so…fragile.” – Shahkulu
“Hardly. I raced across the grounds at breakneck speed for fear of a knife in my back!” – Lucrezia Borgia
“I cannot die. Fortuna (Fortune) will not fail me!” – Cesare Borgia
Rescuing princesses from castles now? I bet you think you’re doing great things, charging around killing whoever you wish.
Do you know what became of the Pazzi once your hunt was finished? Your dear friend Lorenzo stripped them of everything and threw them into prison, even those who played no part in the conspiracy. The women were forbidden to marry and the family tombstones were erased. Wiped from the history books. Poof! Just like that!
You ignored the consequences of your actions, content to set events into motion but unwilling to see them through. Cesare will finish what he started and bring peace to Italia. He kills for a higher purpose, unlike you!
– Lucrezia Borgia
“The child poses no danger. Soft hands and an even softer head. He’ll be caught and executed before the week is out.” – Uberto Alberti
Brother,
As you’ve no doubt heard by now, he hunts us–in search of retribution. We should never have consented, never have conspired. But what’s done is done. And so I have called a meeting with Maestro three nights from now to ask for sanctuary–either in Venezia or with him or in Roma.
We will assemble at the church in San Gimignano and travel to the meeting location at the appointed hour. I urge you to attend. Remaining here would be suicide. The Assassin is relentless. We cannot hope to stop him on our own. But perhaps, aided by Maestro, we might buy ourselves the time to form a proper response.
Guard yourself well. Firenze may be lost to us, but it does not have to mean our end.
May the Father of Understanding guide you.
Your brother, Jacopo
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