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Cavanagh

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{{Character Infobox
|image = Wiki noimage.jpg
|death = 14 September 1862 [[London]], [[United Kingdom]]
|affiliates = [[British Army]] [[Templars]]
|appear = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Underworld]]''}}
'''Cavanagh''' (unknown – 1862) was a director of the Metropolitan Railway of [[London]], a member of the [[British Rite of the Templar Order|British Rite]] of the [[Templars|Templar Order]] during the [[Victorian era]] and formerly a Corporal in the British Army during the [[First Anglo-Afghan War]].

==Biography==
===Retreat from Kabul===
In 1842, Cavanagh served as a Corporal in the British occupation, and subsequent retreat from Kabul under the command of Major-General [[William Elphinstone]]. Sensing the immediate danger and likelihood of death that would occur during the retreat, he convinced a Colonel he knew to be a member of the Templar Order, [[Walter Lavelle]], that they would both be better off deserting the army and making their own way to Jalalabad around the Khord-Kabul Pass where he knew the main assault on the army would occur.

After the first night of the march, Lavelle had seen enough evidence of the Afghans' intentions to kill them that he agreed to leave the group with Cavanagh serving as his batman along with a Sikh sepoy. During the journey, the three men were faced with a small encampment of five Afghan hillmen and were forced to fight. Lavelle and the sepoy provided cover fire from behind a boulder as Cavanagh used the element of surprise to attack the tribesmen directly. When an errant shot allowed one the Afghans to get in an attack, Cavanagh walked away from the conflict with a permanent facial scar and a considerably low opinion of Lavelle's abilities.

Concealing themselves in the hillmen's clothes, the three deserters later stumbled upon a roaming settlement of one of Afghan leader [[Akbar Khan]]'s warlords. Unable to simply flee, the disguised Cavanagh and Lavelle made their getaway when Cavanagh used his command of Pushtu to tell the Afghans that the sepoy was their prisoner and the pair left him to die.

===Metropolitan Railway excavation===
Years later, both Cavanagh and Lavelle returned to England, whereupon Cavanagh was himself inducted into the Templar order. Shortly after, and possibly at his recommendation, he killed Lavelle under the direction of the Order itself.

Cavanagh was involved in the construction of the world's first {{Wiki|London Underground|underground railway}}; a cover for his attempts to unearth an [[Apples of Eden|Apple of Eden]] with which he sought to usurp the position of Templar [[Grand Master]] from [[Crawford Starrick]].

In 1862, after his subordinate, [[Marchant]], alerted him that a body had been found on the construction site, Cavanagh arrived just as Police Constable (Later promoted to sergeant)[[Frederick Abberline]] was beginning his investigation. As Abberline showed him the body of [[Robert Waugh]], Cavanagh told the office that he didn't know the man, but [[Jayadeep Mir]], who at the time was posing as a worker on the site by the name of Bharat Singh, saw that despite his talent for hiding his true feelings, Cavanagh was lying. Although the [[Charles Pearson|Solicitor]]'s wife [[Mary Pearson]] requested to delay the construction due to the death, Cavanagh insisted and continued the work.

At some point after interrogating the captured Indian Assassin [[Ajay]] and discovering the true identity of [[Jayadeep Mir]], Cavanagh went about organizing for the framing of Mir for the murder of [[Charles Pearson]], who had unknowingly obtained the Apple of Eden that Cavanagh had been searching for throughout the tunnel excavation process.

During the official opening of the underground track and the inaugural trip along its rails, it was in fact Cavanagh who stabbed Pearson to death before removing the Apple that Pearson had been using to adorn his walking stick. Now in possession of the Apple, Cavanagh went about using its power to kill Mir and [[Ethan Frye]], who had been observing the movements of the group and had come to investigate, when the Apple began to glow abnormally and caused the tunnel around them to collapse.

As Cavanagh followed the fleeing Frye and Mir and attempted to direct the Apple's power towards the pair, he was stabbed in the armpit by [[Marchant]] using the very knife earlier used to kill Pearson. In committing the act, Marchant revealed that his execution had been ordered by [[Crawford Starrick]], the Templar [[Grand Master]] of the British Rite who Cavanagh himself was planning to overthrow.

==Reference==
*''[[Assassin's Creed: Underworld]]''
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Jayadeep Mir

2016-06-24T09:44:01Z

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{{Era|ACS|UW|Assassins}}
{{Spoilerhd}}
{{Update|''[[Assassin's Creed: Underworld]]''}}
{{Quote|You can be a great Assassin without being a great killer, Jayadeep.|Pyara Kaur.|Assassin's Creed: Underworld}}
{{Character Infobox
|image = ACS Henry Green Render.png
|birth = 7 December 1843 [[Sikh Empire]]
|affiliates = [[Assassins]] [[Order of the Sacred Garter]]
|appear = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Syndicate]]'' ''[[Assassin's Creed: Underworld]]''
|voice = [[Jaz Deol]]}}
'''Jayadeep Mir''' (1843 – unknown), known as "'''the Ghost'''" and more commonly as '''Sir Henry Green''', was an [[India]]n immigrant in [[London]] during the 1860s, who became the [[Assassin leader|leader]] of the [[Assassins]] in the city and [[mentor]] to the twins [[Jacob]] and [[Evie Frye]].

Green was the son of [[Arbaaz Mir]], a {{Wiki|Kashmiri people|Kashmiri}} [[Master Assassin]] of the [[Indian Assassins|Indian Brotherhood]], and Princess [[Pyara Kaur]] of the [[Sikh Empire]], being through her, the grandson of the Maharaja [[Kharak Singh]] and the great-grandson of the Maharaja [[Ranjit Singh]]. He was also the great-nephew, and an associate, of [[Duleep Singh]], the last Maharaja of the Sikh Empire also exiled in London during the [[Victorian era]].

In 1868, after he helped to kill [[Crawford Starrick]], the [[British Rite of the Templar Order|British Templar]] [[Grand Master]] and the man who had made an attempt to assassinate [[Victoria, Queen of the United Kingdom|Queen Victoria]], he and the Fryes were knighted by the Queen and became members of the [[Order of the Sacred Garter]]. A few months after the death of Starrick, Green married Evie, and they both settled in India for at least twenty years.

==Biography==
===Early years===
{{Quote|He lacks the killer instinct. The boy can kill and no doubt will, but he lacks something we have, you and I, or perhaps he has something we lack.|Ethan Frye, explaining Jayadeep's weakness to his father Arbaaz.|Assassin's Creed: Underworld}}Jayadeep Mir was born within the borders of the [[Sikh Empire]] on 7 December 1843, to the Indian Assassin Arbaaz Mir and Princess Pyara Kaur, the daughter of Maharaja Kharak Singh.<ref name="ACS">''[[Assassin's Creed: Syndicate]]''</ref>

The young boy spent his childhood idolizing his father and his stories and was told that greatness lay ahead of him. Due to his charisma, he was able to twist his family and household to his will.<ref name="Underworld">''[[Assassin's Creed: Underworld]]''</ref>

In 1847, Jayadeep began training under his father to join the Assassins, and was discovered to have extraordinary, almost supernatural potential. In order not to hinder the training of such a talented Assassin with a parental bond, Arbaaz called upon his friend, [[Ethan Frye]], to tutor his son.<ref name="Underworld"/>

Ethan taught him swordsmanship and theories, putting the teachings into practice in the streets of the city. Though confused at first on his tutor's harsh manner and rough tone, the two eventually developed a mentor-pupil bond.<ref name="Underworld"/>

One day, Ethan ordered Jayadeep to return with information using covert means as a stealth exercise. The boy indeed returned to Ethan with gossip about his mentor, and learned that Ethan's wife had died in giving childbirth. His mentor confessed and in his own way, admitted that his friendship with the boy had awakened a parental instinct.<ref name="Underworld" />

However, as he let Jayadeep train using steel kukris, he discovered a serious problem with Jayadeep. As he was leaving for Britain in 1853, Ethan declared to a furious Arbaaz, that if indeed Jayadeep had tremendous Assassin skills, he would never be a true warrior because he lacked a killer instinct.<ref name="Underworld"/>

In order to let him prove his worth, the Indian Brotherhood sent Jayadeep out on a mission in 1860 to kill the [[Templars|Templar]] [[Tjinder Dani]] with the weapon garrotte. Using his extraordinary skills in freerunning and discretion, he eventually found himself in his sleeping target's room. However, the boy hesitated, causing the coin in the garrotte to fall and awaken Dani. The two wrestled down to the streets and Arbaaz was forced to assassinate Dani and the guards by himself.<ref name="Underworld" />

Ashamed of his son who had broken the tenets of the Creed, Jayadeep was locked in the Assassin base The Darkness for execution. Fortunately, Ethan caught news of his student's plight and came back to India in order to save his former pupil. Through Arbaaz' permission, Jayadeep was instead banished to [[United Kingdom|England]] to aid the Assassins there under the pseudonym "The Ghost" and the name Bharat Singh. Ethan gave him some money and required him to blend in with the poor and find a home by himself.<ref name="Underworld" />

===Searching for the Apple===
Arriving in London and as instructed by Ethan, he worked on the world's first underground railway, posing as Bharat Singh. Jayadeep was required to check the gravestone in [[Marylebone Church]] for Ethan's messages and warnings. Without a proper residence, Jayadeep took residence in the [[Thames Tunnel]] along with other homeless beggars. Here, he befriended the street urchin [[Charlie]], the beggar [[Jake]] and saved an elderly woman [[Maggie]] from her attackers in the Marylebone Church. In addition to eliminating the criminals in the Thames Tunnel, he also served as the tunnel's guardian and personally aided his new acquaintances.<ref name="Underworld"/>

In 1862, Jayadeep disposed the body of [[Robert Waugh]], whom Ethan Frye assassinated, in the railway dig site he worked on. When [[Metropolitan Police Service|Police Constable]] [[Frederick Abberline]] came to investigate the body, Jayadeep began observing his Templar suspect [[Cavanagh]].<ref name="Underworld"/>

===Building a network===
{{Quote|Brother George. It is as I feared. London has fallen. Thrice I have written to you, begging your aid. Thrice you've responded - with silence. And yet I write again, so desperate my need, so few my options. I need you. London needs you.|Henry Green writing to George Westhouse, 1868.|Assassin's Creed: Syndicate}}
Some years later, on the advice of his mother, Jayadeep later opened a curiosity-shop and took the alias "Henry Green", after a name he heard repeatedly following his arrival in the county, and the color of the hat he was wearing at the time.<ref name="Underworld"/>

By 1868, the [[British Assassins|British Brotherhood]] was deeply weakened, and as one of the last remaining Assassins in the city, Green became the leader of the Assassins in London. He wrote to his friend [[George Westhouse]] to petition the [[Assassin Council]] of [[Crawley]] for aid.<ref name="ACS"/>

===Meeting the Frye twins===
{{Quote|Two Assassins. Equal in height. One female, one male. Two decades old, and those devilish smiles. You must be the Frye twins.|Henry Green, upon meeting the Frye twins, 1868.|Assassin's Creed: Syndicate}}
[[File:ACS Somewhere That's Green 6.png|thumb|250px|left|Henry meeting the Frye twins]]
One day, Green encountered the Frye twins, who hailed from Crawley, and assumed that the Council had sent them. He then brought them up to speed on Grand Master Crawford Starrick's dominion over the city. The Frye twins then began to disagree on a course of action; Jacob wanted to form a gang called the [[Rooks]] to cripple Starrick's control, while Evie wanted to find the [[Pieces of Eden|Piece of Eden]] in his possession.<ref name="ACS"/>

Subsequently, the three Assassins bumped into [[Charles Dickens]]. While Jacob was easily dismissive of the author, Green advised the young Assassin to consider keeping a network of contacts, as Dickens knew every influential figure in the city. Unfortunately, a pair of [[Blighters]] attempted to follow them, forcing Green to split off from the Fryes, instructing them to keep the Blighters away from his shop, handing them a pair of pistols.<ref name="ACS"/>

When the Frye twins later arrived at his shop, Green showed them sketches of his allies, Sergeant [[Frederick Abberline]] and [[Clara O'Dea]]. He also provided information on [[Rexford Kaylock]], a Templar desiring to acquire Green's research on the [[Isu|First Civilization]].<ref name="ACS"/>

As the newly formed Rooks began to stir up resistance against Kaylock's power base in [[Whitechapel]], Green informed the twins that Kaylock's gang wanted a street fight to settle the dispute, and provided them with kukris. Following Kaylock's assassination, the Assassins commandeered his train as a mobile headquarters. Noticing that Jacob was obsessed with Kaylock's grappling gun, which was damaged in the fight, Green introduced the twins to his friend [[Alexander Graham Bell]], who modified it for their gauntlets.<ref name="ACS"/>

===Searching for the Shroud===
Upon meeting back at the train, Green showed the twins the hierarchy of Starrick's inner circle, most whose identities were unknown. While Jacob focused on the Templars, Green assisted Evie in her search for the Piece of Eden. Evie and Jacob had recovered an Assassin [[Edward Kenway's journal|journal]] from [[Lucy Thorne]] and Evie used her [[Eagle Vision]] to find a hidden image of a jackdaw. The trail led to [[Edward Kenway]]'s [[Kenway Mansion|mansion]], where Thorne and her henchmen were tearing the place apart. Green and Evie infiltrated the mansion and made their way into piano room, where they found a secret room underneath, where they found a hidden key. However, Thorne had found the secret passageway, forcing Green to seal it. He and Evie then escaped via secret passage.<ref name="ACS"/>

After Evie lost to the key to the [[Shroud of Eden 2|Shroud]]'s [[Buckingham Palace vault|vault]] to Thorne, she and Green looked through their research and determined that the probable location of the Shroud was the [[Tower of London]]. Green advised her to seek out his ally in the fortress guard for assistance. Though Evie discovered that the Shroud was not in the Tower, she was able to assassinate Thorne.<ref name="ACS"/>

After determining that the vault may be under [[Buckingham Palace]], Green and Evie went to meet his great-uncle, Maharajah Duleep Singh, who informed them that the blueprints for the palace had been confiscated by the Templars. In the Assassins' attempt to get it back, Green was captured by the Templars and taken to the sewers beneath a church in the Strand. He was rescued by Evie, who chose to forgo recovering the plans. After escaping the Templars, Evie advised Green to see [[Florence Nightingale]] to attend to his head injury and return to the train while she would go see Singh again. Green reminded her that she couldn't enter Buckingham Palace alone, and she promised that wouldn't happen.<ref name="ACS"/>

Green later returned to the train and intervened in an argument between the Frye twins, informing them that his spies had learned that Starrick was planning on infiltrating the palace to get the Shroud and then kill all the heads of state and the Church. This prompted the Fryes to agree to work together one last time.<ref name="ACS"/>

Green later infiltrated the vault, where Starrick had obtained the Shroud and had the Frye twins at his mercy. He threw a [[Throwing knives|knife]] at the Grand Master's back to release the Fryes, but was knocked unconscious when he charged at Starrick head-on. However, his intervention allowed the Fryes to relieve Starrick of the Shroud and successfully kill him. When Green regained consciousness, Evie assured him that he saved the mission instead of jeopardizing it, and she expressed her acceptance of their working in the field together, prompting the pair to share a kiss. The Assassins then returned the Shroud back to its casing.<ref name="ACS"/>

The Assassins later met with Queen Victoria, who was informed by Abberline of their deeds and promptly knighted them into the Order of the Sacred Garter. After the Queen departed their presence, Green watched Jacob and Evie make amends before they excitedly raced each other back to the train.<ref name="ACS"/>

Over the year, Green and Evie had developed romantic feelings for each other and they became a couple following the death of Starrick. Green eventually proposed to Evie and the pair later relocated to India where Green was accepted back into the Indian Brotherhood.<ref name="ACS"/>

==Personality and characteristics==
A scholar, Green had developed an extensive knowledge about London's society and inner workings. He was also good at making connections and gaining the trust of peoples, his network throughout London became very useful when he helped the Frye twins in their quest to bring down the Templar control over London in 1868.<ref name="ACS"/>

While both sincere and hard-working, Green had a human side to him that many other Assassins lacked. Despite his exile, Green never lost hope of returning to India someday, after having proved to be a capable field agent.<ref name="ACS"/>

===Equipment and skills===
Although he was raised as an Assassin since his birth and displayed incredible almost supernatural skill as an Assassin, Henry was more inclined towards books than he was to violence and proven to be a mediocre fighter as he was not permitted a [[Hidden Blade]] until his mother gave him a confiscated blade.<ref name="Underworld"/> In 1868, he was captured by a group of thugs working for the Templars and it was Evie Frye who had to save him. In his battle with Starrick, Henry managed to hit the Grand Master in the shoulder with a throwing knife.<ref name="ACS"/>

==Trivia==
*''Jayadeep'' is a Sikh name meaning ''Light of Victory'', while ''{{Wiki|Mir clan|Mir}}'' is a {{Wiki|Kashmiris|Kashmiri}} clan or tribe between present day India and Pakistan. ''{{Wiki|Mir (title)|Mir}}'' is also a loanword from the {{Wiki|Arabic language|Arabic}} ''emir, amir'', and thus has the meaning of "leader, commander, prince" in aforementioned places.

==Gallery==
<gallery captionalign="center" position="center" spacing="small" widths="180">
ACS Henry Green - Concept Art.jpg|Concept art of Henry
ACS Henry Green Cosplay Reference.jpg|References for Henry's outfit
Assassin's Creed Underworld Cover.jpg|Promotional art of Henry and the Frye twins
ACS Notebook 11.jpg|Evie's hand-drawn picture of Henry
ACS Henry Green (Database).png|Henry's profile picture in the [[Helix]] database
ACS Somewhere That's Green 5.png|Henry introducing himself to the twins
ACS Somewhere That's Green 8.png|Henry smiling wrily at the twins' antics
ACS Somewhere That's Green 10.png|Henry and the twins running into Dickens
ACS Somewhere That's Green 13.png|Henry giving the twins their revolvers
ACS Somewhere That's Green 16.png|Henry explaining the usefulness of urchins
</gallery>

==References==
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Jayadeep Mir

2016-06-24T09:43:24Z

1.39.37.159:

{{Era|ACS|UW|Assassins}}
{{Spoilerhd}}
{{Update|''[[Assassin's Creed: Underworld]]''}}
{{Quote|You can be a great Assassin without being a great killer, Jayadeep.|Pyara Kaur.|Assassin's Creed: Underworld}}
{{Character Infobox
|image = ACS Henry Green Render.png
|birth = 7 December 1843 [[Sikh Empire]]
|affiliates = [[Assassins]] [[Order of the Sacred Garter]]
|appear = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Syndicate]]'' ''[[Assassin's Creed: Underworld]]''
|voice = [[Jaz Deol]]}}
'''Jayadeep Mir''' (1843 – unknown), known as "'''the Ghost'''" and more commonly as '''Sir Henry Green''', was an [[India]]n immigrant in [[London]] during the 1860s, who became the [[Assassin leader|leader]] of the [[Assassins]] in the city and mentor to the twins [[Jacob]] and [[Evie Frye]].

Green was the son of [[Arbaaz Mir]], a {{Wiki|Kashmiri people|Kashmiri}} [[Master Assassin]] of the [[Indian Assassins|Indian Brotherhood]], and Princess [[Pyara Kaur]] of the [[Sikh Empire]], being through her, the grandson of the Maharaja [[Kharak Singh]] and the great-grandson of the Maharaja [[Ranjit Singh]]. He was also the great-nephew, and an associate, of [[Duleep Singh]], the last Maharaja of the Sikh Empire also exiled in London during the [[Victorian era]].

In 1868, after he helped to kill [[Crawford Starrick]], the [[British Rite of the Templar Order|British Templar]] [[Grand Master]] and the man who had made an attempt to assassinate [[Victoria, Queen of the United Kingdom|Queen Victoria]], he and the Fryes were knighted by the Queen and became members of the [[Order of the Sacred Garter]]. A few months after the death of Starrick, Green married Evie, and they both settled in India for at least twenty years.

==Biography==
===Early years===
{{Quote|He lacks the killer instinct. The boy can kill and no doubt will, but he lacks something we have, you and I, or perhaps he has something we lack.|Ethan Frye, explaining Jayadeep's weakness to his father Arbaaz.|Assassin's Creed: Underworld}}Jayadeep Mir was born within the borders of the [[Sikh Empire]] on 7 December 1843, to the Indian Assassin Arbaaz Mir and Princess Pyara Kaur, the daughter of Maharaja Kharak Singh.<ref name="ACS">''[[Assassin's Creed: Syndicate]]''</ref>

The young boy spent his childhood idolizing his father and his stories and was told that greatness lay ahead of him. Due to his charisma, he was able to twist his family and household to his will.<ref name="Underworld">''[[Assassin's Creed: Underworld]]''</ref>

In 1847, Jayadeep began training under his father to join the Assassins, and was discovered to have extraordinary, almost supernatural potential. In order not to hinder the training of such a talented Assassin with a parental bond, Arbaaz called upon his friend, [[Ethan Frye]], to tutor his son.<ref name="Underworld"/>

Ethan taught him swordsmanship and theories, putting the teachings into practice in the streets of the city. Though confused at first on his tutor's harsh manner and rough tone, the two eventually developed a mentor-pupil bond.<ref name="Underworld"/>

One day, Ethan ordered Jayadeep to return with information using covert means as a stealth exercise. The boy indeed returned to Ethan with gossip about his mentor, and learned that Ethan's wife had died in giving childbirth. His mentor confessed and in his own way, admitted that his friendship with the boy had awakened a parental instinct.<ref name="Underworld" />

However, as he let Jayadeep train using steel kukris, he discovered a serious problem with Jayadeep. As he was leaving for Britain in 1853, Ethan declared to a furious Arbaaz, that if indeed Jayadeep had tremendous Assassin skills, he would never be a true warrior because he lacked a killer instinct.<ref name="Underworld"/>

In order to let him prove his worth, the Indian Brotherhood sent Jayadeep out on a mission in 1860 to kill the [[Templars|Templar]] [[Tjinder Dani]] with the weapon garrotte. Using his extraordinary skills in freerunning and discretion, he eventually found himself in his sleeping target's room. However, the boy hesitated, causing the coin in the garrotte to fall and awaken Dani. The two wrestled down to the streets and Arbaaz was forced to assassinate Dani and the guards by himself.<ref name="Underworld" />

Ashamed of his son who had broken the tenets of the Creed, Jayadeep was locked in the Assassin base The Darkness for execution. Fortunately, Ethan caught news of his student's plight and came back to India in order to save his former pupil. Through Arbaaz' permission, Jayadeep was instead banished to [[United Kingdom|England]] to aid the Assassins there under the pseudonym "The Ghost" and the name Bharat Singh. Ethan gave him some money and required him to blend in with the poor and find a home by himself.<ref name="Underworld" />

===Searching for the Apple===
Arriving in London and as instructed by Ethan, he worked on the world's first underground railway, posing as Bharat Singh. Jayadeep was required to check the gravestone in [[Marylebone Church]] for Ethan's messages and warnings. Without a proper residence, Jayadeep took residence in the [[Thames Tunnel]] along with other homeless beggars. Here, he befriended the street urchin [[Charlie]], the beggar [[Jake]] and saved an elderly woman [[Maggie]] from her attackers in the Marylebone Church. In addition to eliminating the criminals in the Thames Tunnel, he also served as the tunnel's guardian and personally aided his new acquaintances.<ref name="Underworld"/>

In 1862, Jayadeep disposed the body of [[Robert Waugh]], whom Ethan Frye assassinated, in the railway dig site he worked on. When [[Metropolitan Police Service|Police Constable]] [[Frederick Abberline]] came to investigate the body, Jayadeep began observing his Templar suspect [[Cavanagh]].<ref name="Underworld"/>

===Building a network===
{{Quote|Brother George. It is as I feared. London has fallen. Thrice I have written to you, begging your aid. Thrice you've responded - with silence. And yet I write again, so desperate my need, so few my options. I need you. London needs you.|Henry Green writing to George Westhouse, 1868.|Assassin's Creed: Syndicate}}
Some years later, on the advice of his mother, Jayadeep later opened a curiosity-shop and took the alias "Henry Green", after a name he heard repeatedly following his arrival in the county, and the color of the hat he was wearing at the time.<ref name="Underworld"/>

By 1868, the [[British Assassins|British Brotherhood]] was deeply weakened, and as one of the last remaining Assassins in the city, Green became the leader of the Assassins in London. He wrote to his friend [[George Westhouse]] to petition the [[Assassin Council]] of [[Crawley]] for aid.<ref name="ACS"/>

===Meeting the Frye twins===
{{Quote|Two Assassins. Equal in height. One female, one male. Two decades old, and those devilish smiles. You must be the Frye twins.|Henry Green, upon meeting the Frye twins, 1868.|Assassin's Creed: Syndicate}}
[[File:ACS Somewhere That's Green 6.png|thumb|250px|left|Henry meeting the Frye twins]]
One day, Green encountered the Frye twins, who hailed from Crawley, and assumed that the Council had sent them. He then brought them up to speed on Grand Master Crawford Starrick's dominion over the city. The Frye twins then began to disagree on a course of action; Jacob wanted to form a gang called the [[Rooks]] to cripple Starrick's control, while Evie wanted to find the [[Pieces of Eden|Piece of Eden]] in his possession.<ref name="ACS"/>

Subsequently, the three Assassins bumped into [[Charles Dickens]]. While Jacob was easily dismissive of the author, Green advised the young Assassin to consider keeping a network of contacts, as Dickens knew every influential figure in the city. Unfortunately, a pair of [[Blighters]] attempted to follow them, forcing Green to split off from the Fryes, instructing them to keep the Blighters away from his shop, handing them a pair of pistols.<ref name="ACS"/>

When the Frye twins later arrived at his shop, Green showed them sketches of his allies, Sergeant [[Frederick Abberline]] and [[Clara O'Dea]]. He also provided information on [[Rexford Kaylock]], a Templar desiring to acquire Green's research on the [[Isu|First Civilization]].<ref name="ACS"/>

As the newly formed Rooks began to stir up resistance against Kaylock's power base in [[Whitechapel]], Green informed the twins that Kaylock's gang wanted a street fight to settle the dispute, and provided them with kukris. Following Kaylock's assassination, the Assassins commandeered his train as a mobile headquarters. Noticing that Jacob was obsessed with Kaylock's grappling gun, which was damaged in the fight, Green introduced the twins to his friend [[Alexander Graham Bell]], who modified it for their gauntlets.<ref name="ACS"/>

===Searching for the Shroud===
Upon meeting back at the train, Green showed the twins the hierarchy of Starrick's inner circle, most whose identities were unknown. While Jacob focused on the Templars, Green assisted Evie in her search for the Piece of Eden. Evie and Jacob had recovered an Assassin [[Edward Kenway's journal|journal]] from [[Lucy Thorne]] and Evie used her [[Eagle Vision]] to find a hidden image of a jackdaw. The trail led to [[Edward Kenway]]'s [[Kenway Mansion|mansion]], where Thorne and her henchmen were tearing the place apart. Green and Evie infiltrated the mansion and made their way into piano room, where they found a secret room underneath, where they found a hidden key. However, Thorne had found the secret passageway, forcing Green to seal it. He and Evie then escaped via secret passage.<ref name="ACS"/>

After Evie lost to the key to the [[Shroud of Eden 2|Shroud]]'s [[Buckingham Palace vault|vault]] to Thorne, she and Green looked through their research and determined that the probable location of the Shroud was the [[Tower of London]]. Green advised her to seek out his ally in the fortress guard for assistance. Though Evie discovered that the Shroud was not in the Tower, she was able to assassinate Thorne.<ref name="ACS"/>

After determining that the vault may be under [[Buckingham Palace]], Green and Evie went to meet his great-uncle, Maharajah Duleep Singh, who informed them that the blueprints for the palace had been confiscated by the Templars. In the Assassins' attempt to get it back, Green was captured by the Templars and taken to the sewers beneath a church in the Strand. He was rescued by Evie, who chose to forgo recovering the plans. After escaping the Templars, Evie advised Green to see [[Florence Nightingale]] to attend to his head injury and return to the train while she would go see Singh again. Green reminded her that she couldn't enter Buckingham Palace alone, and she promised that wouldn't happen.<ref name="ACS"/>

Green later returned to the train and intervened in an argument between the Frye twins, informing them that his spies had learned that Starrick was planning on infiltrating the palace to get the Shroud and then kill all the heads of state and the Church. This prompted the Fryes to agree to work together one last time.<ref name="ACS"/>

Green later infiltrated the vault, where Starrick had obtained the Shroud and had the Frye twins at his mercy. He threw a [[Throwing knives|knife]] at the Grand Master's back to release the Fryes, but was knocked unconscious when he charged at Starrick head-on. However, his intervention allowed the Fryes to relieve Starrick of the Shroud and successfully kill him. When Green regained consciousness, Evie assured him that he saved the mission instead of jeopardizing it, and she expressed her acceptance of their working in the field together, prompting the pair to share a kiss. The Assassins then returned the Shroud back to its casing.<ref name="ACS"/>

The Assassins later met with Queen Victoria, who was informed by Abberline of their deeds and promptly knighted them into the Order of the Sacred Garter. After the Queen departed their presence, Green watched Jacob and Evie make amends before they excitedly raced each other back to the train.<ref name="ACS"/>

Over the year, Green and Evie had developed romantic feelings for each other and they became a couple following the death of Starrick. Green eventually proposed to Evie and the pair later relocated to India where Green was accepted back into the Indian Brotherhood.<ref name="ACS"/>

==Personality and characteristics==
A scholar, Green had developed an extensive knowledge about London's society and inner workings. He was also good at making connections and gaining the trust of peoples, his network throughout London became very useful when he helped the Frye twins in their quest to bring down the Templar control over London in 1868.<ref name="ACS"/>

While both sincere and hard-working, Green had a human side to him that many other Assassins lacked. Despite his exile, Green never lost hope of returning to India someday, after having proved to be a capable field agent.<ref name="ACS"/>

===Equipment and skills===
Although he was raised as an Assassin since his birth and displayed incredible almost supernatural skill as an Assassin, Henry was more inclined towards books than he was to violence and proven to be a mediocre fighter as he was not permitted a [[Hidden Blade]] until his mother gave him a confiscated blade.<ref name="Underworld"/> In 1868, he was captured by a group of thugs working for the Templars and it was Evie Frye who had to save him. In his battle with Starrick, Henry managed to hit the Grand Master in the shoulder with a throwing knife.<ref name="ACS"/>

==Trivia==
*''Jayadeep'' is a Sikh name meaning ''Light of Victory'', while ''{{Wiki|Mir clan|Mir}}'' is a {{Wiki|Kashmiris|Kashmiri}} clan or tribe between present day India and Pakistan. ''{{Wiki|Mir (title)|Mir}}'' is also a loanword from the {{Wiki|Arabic language|Arabic}} ''emir, amir'', and thus has the meaning of "leader, commander, prince" in aforementioned places.

==Gallery==
<gallery captionalign="center" position="center" spacing="small" widths="180">
ACS Henry Green - Concept Art.jpg|Concept art of Henry
ACS Henry Green Cosplay Reference.jpg|References for Henry's outfit
Assassin's Creed Underworld Cover.jpg|Promotional art of Henry and the Frye twins
ACS Notebook 11.jpg|Evie's hand-drawn picture of Henry
ACS Henry Green (Database).png|Henry's profile picture in the [[Helix]] database
ACS Somewhere That's Green 5.png|Henry introducing himself to the twins
ACS Somewhere That's Green 8.png|Henry smiling wrily at the twins' antics
ACS Somewhere That's Green 10.png|Henry and the twins running into Dickens
ACS Somewhere That's Green 13.png|Henry giving the twins their revolvers
ACS Somewhere That's Green 16.png|Henry explaining the usefulness of urchins
</gallery>

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