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	William Kidd is shown among Edward's deceased companions, despite the two never meeting each other; Kidd was active as a pirate in the late 17th century and was executed in 1701, when Edward was still a child, making it impossible for them to have interacted. This error on the writers' part might be the result of confusing William with James Kidd, the persona assumed by [[Mary Read]] for most of her pirate career.		William Kidd is shown among Edward's deceased companions, despite the two never meeting each other; Kidd was active as a pirate in the late 17th century and was executed in 1701, when Edward was still a child, making it impossible for them to have interacted. This error on the writers' part might be the result of confusing William with James Kidd, the persona assumed by [[Mary Read]] for most of her pirate career.

	Bartholomew Roberts' sea monster form bears a striking resemblance to {{Wiki\|Cthulhu}}, a fictional cosmic entity created by horror author {{Wiki\|H. P. Lovecraft}} which forms the basis of the {{Wiki\|Cthulhu ~~mythos~~}}.		Bartholomew Roberts' sea monster form bears a striking resemblance to {{Wiki\|Cthulhu}}, a fictional cosmic entity created by horror author {{Wiki\|H. P. Lovecraft}} which forms the basis of the {{Wiki\|Cthulhu Mythos}}.

	==References==		==References==

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	\|followed by = Episode 138		\|followed by = [[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple Episode 138\|Episode 138]]
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	'''''Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple'' Episode 137''' is the one hundred and thirty-seventh episode of [[Redice Studio]]'s webtoon ''[[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple]]'', a sequel to ''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]''. The webtoon, written by [[ARC]] and [[YEON]] and with art by [[Tabii]], was released on 9 December 2025.		'''''Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple'' Episode 137''' is the one hundred and thirty-seventh episode of [[Redice Studio]]'s webtoon ''[[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple]]'', a sequel to ''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]''. The webtoon, written by [[ARC]] and [[YEON]] and with art by [[Tabii]], was released on 9 December 2025.

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	While Saito fends off an attacking British [[soldier]], Edward decides to help Thatch, who has been shot and is about to be struck down by another soldier. Edward deflects the soldier's [[sword]] swing, saving Thatch and preventing him from meeting his original fate. As Edward extends his hand to Thatch, he invites his friend to join him on one last battle together. Thatch responds that he will keep fighting for as long as there are treasures to claim in the world, but then attempts to stab Edward with his sword. The [[Assassins\|Assassin]] dodges his attack and retaliates by impaling Thatch in the chest.		While Saito fends off an attacking British [[soldier]], Edward decides to help Thatch, who has been shot and is about to be struck down by another soldier. Edward deflects the soldier's [[sword]] swing, saving Thatch and preventing him from meeting his original fate. As Edward extends his hand to Thatch, he invites his friend to join him on one last battle together. Thatch responds that he will keep fighting for as long as there are treasures to claim in the world, but then attempts to stab Edward with his sword. The [[Assassins\|Assassin]] dodges his attack and retaliates by impaling Thatch in the chest.

	Recalling Thatch's last words—''"In a world without [[gold]], we might have been heroes"''—Edward accuses the Thatch in front of him of being just a pale imitation of his friend and nothing like the Thatch he remembers. The apparition then ~~isintegrates~~ into a black liquid, which takes the form of more of Edward's fellow [[Piracy\|pirates]]: [[William Kidd]], [[Benjamin Hornigold]], [[Stede Bonnet]], and [[John Cockram]]. The apparitions surround and attack Edward, who is disgusted at the thought of having the memories of his companions used against him and vows to make whoever is responsible pay.		Recalling Thatch's last words—''"In a world without [[gold]], we might have been heroes"''—Edward accuses the Thatch in front of him of being just a pale imitation of his friend and nothing like the Thatch he remembers. The apparition then disintegrates into a black liquid, which takes the form of more of Edward's fellow [[Piracy\|pirates]]: [[William Kidd]], [[Benjamin Hornigold]], [[Stede Bonnet]], and [[John Cockram]]. The apparitions surround and attack Edward, who is disgusted at the thought of having the memories of his companions used against him and vows to make whoever is responsible pay.

	Meanwhile, the [[Templars]]' [[ship]] sails into a storm as the crew continues to exchange [[cannon]] fire with the vessels pursuing them. In the distance, "[[John Young]]" spots a bright light, indicating the end of the simulation. Believing they are meant to sail towards the light to leave the simulation, John asks for [[Alan Jacob]]'s opinion on the matter, and the [[Grand Master of the Templar Order\|Grand Master]] reluctantly decides to trust John's instincts.		Meanwhile, the [[Templars]]' [[ship]] sails into a storm as the crew continues to exchange [[cannon]] fire with the vessels pursuing them. In the distance, "[[John Young]]" spots a bright light, indicating the end of the simulation. Believing they are meant to sail towards the light to leave the simulation, John asks for [[Alan Jacob]]'s opinion on the matter, and the [[Grand Master of the Templar Order\|Grand Master]] reluctantly decides to trust John's instincts.

	After defeating all the apparitions of Edward's late companions, the Assassin and Saito contemplate their next steps when suddenly a giant tentacle strikes the deck of the ''[[Queen Anne's Revenge]]''. From the sea, a colossal octopus-like monster emerges, which opens its head to reveal [[Bartholomew Roberts]], who is controlling the beast. Roberts taunts Edward, welcoming him to the {{Wiki\|Inferno (Dante)#Seventh Circle (Violence)\|seventh circle of Hell}}, while the Assassin expresses ~~frustration~~ at seeing his old nemesis. Before Roberts can attack Edward and Saito, he is hit by a volley of cannon fire from the ''[[Jackdaw]]'', but it fails to harm him. With no way to leave the simulation until they defeat Roberts, Edward and Saito prepare to face the giant sea monster head-on.		After defeating all the apparitions of Edward's late companions, the Assassin and Saito contemplate their next steps when suddenly a giant tentacle strikes the deck of the ''[[Queen Anne's Revenge]]''. From the sea, a colossal octopus-like monster emerges, which opens its head to reveal [[Bartholomew Roberts]], who is controlling the beast. Roberts taunts Edward, welcoming him to the {{Wiki\|Inferno (Dante)#Seventh Circle (Violence)\|seventh circle of Hell}}, while the Assassin expresses annoyance at seeing his old nemesis. Before Roberts can attack Edward and Saito, he is hit by a volley of cannon fire from the ''[[Jackdaw]]'', but it fails to harm him. With no way to leave the simulation until they defeat Roberts, Edward and Saito prepare to face the giant sea monster head-on.

	==Characters in order of appearance==		==Characters in order of appearance==

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{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple'' Episode 137}}{{Era|RW}}
{{Spoilerhd|9 March 2026|''[[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple]]''}}
{{Comic Issue Infobox
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|penciller = [[Tabii]]
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|colorist = Tabii
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|publisher = [[Redice Studio]]
|publication date = 9 December 2025
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|series = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple]]''
|issue = 137
|preceded by = [[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple Episode 136|Episode 136]]
|followed by = Episode 138
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'''''Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple'' Episode 137''' is the one hundred and thirty-seventh episode of [[Redice Studio]]'s webtoon ''[[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple]]'', a sequel to ''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]''. The webtoon, written by [[ARC]] and [[YEON]] and with art by [[Tabii]], was released on 9 December 2025.

==Plot synopsis==
As "[[Edward Kenway]]" and "[[Shimazu Saito]]" observe [[Edward Thatch]]'s fight against the [[Royal Navy|British sailors]], the former recalls how he watched Thatch [[Attack on Ocracoke|die]] before his eyes, something he always wished he could change. Saito snaps Edward out of his recollection, telling him to focus on the present and leave his regrets in the past. Despite his wish to alter certain past events, Edward believes that all of his experiences, both positive and negative, have shaped him into the man he is today, and agrees with Saito's point that regrets have no place in the present.

While Saito fends off an attacking British [[soldier]], Edward decides to help Thatch, who has been shot and is about to be struck down by another soldier. Edward deflects the soldier's [[sword]] swing, saving Thatch and preventing him from meeting his original fate. As Edward extends his hand to Thatch, he invites his friend to join him on one last battle together. Thatch responds that he will keep fighting for as long as there are treasures to claim in the world, but then attempts to stab Edward with his sword. The [[Assassins|Assassin]] dodges his attack and retaliates by impaling Thatch in the chest.

Recalling Thatch's last words—''"In a world without [[gold]], we might have been heroes"''—Edward accuses the Thatch in front of him of being just a pale imitation of his friend and nothing like the Thatch he remembers. The apparition then isintegrates into a black liquid, which takes the form of more of Edward's fellow [[Piracy|pirates]]: [[William Kidd]], [[Benjamin Hornigold]], [[Stede Bonnet]], and [[John Cockram]]. The apparitions surround and attack Edward, who is disgusted at the thought of having the memories of his companions used against him and vows to make whoever is responsible pay.

Meanwhile, the [[Templars]]' [[ship]] sails into a storm as the crew continues to exchange [[cannon]] fire with the vessels pursuing them. In the distance, "[[John Young]]" spots a bright light, indicating the end of the simulation. Believing they are meant to sail towards the light to leave the simulation, John asks for [[Alan Jacob]]'s opinion on the matter, and the [[Grand Master of the Templar Order|Grand Master]] reluctantly decides to trust John's instincts.

After defeating all the apparitions of Edward's late companions, the Assassin and Saito contemplate their next steps when suddenly a giant tentacle strikes the deck of the ''[[Queen Anne's Revenge]]''. From the sea, a colossal octopus-like monster emerges, which opens its head to reveal [[Bartholomew Roberts]], who is controlling the beast. Roberts taunts Edward, welcoming him to the {{Wiki|Inferno (Dante)#Seventh Circle (Violence)|seventh circle of Hell}}, while the Assassin expresses frustration at seeing his old nemesis. Before Roberts can attack Edward and Saito, he is hit by a volley of cannon fire from the ''[[Jackdaw]]'', but it fails to harm him. With no way to leave the simulation until they defeat Roberts, Edward and Saito prepare to face the giant sea monster head-on.

==Characters in order of appearance==
*Edward Thatch {{c|simulation only}}
*Edward Kenway / [[Noa Kim]]
*Shimazu Saito / [[Shimazu Sei]]
*William Kidd {{c|simulation only}}
*Benjamin Hornigold {{c|simulation only}}
*Stede Bonnet {{c|simulation only}}
*John Cockram {{c|simulation only}}
*Alan Jacob
*John Young / [[Nathan Zhang]]
*Bartholomew Roberts {{c|simiulation only}}
*[[Adéwalé]] {{Mo}}

==Behind the scenes==
William Kidd is shown among Edward's deceased companions, despite the two never meeting each other; Kidd was active as a pirate in the late 17th century and was executed in 1701, when Edward was still a child, making it impossible for them to have interacted. This error on the writers' part might be the result of confusing William with James Kidd, the persona assumed by [[Mary Read]] for most of her pirate career.

Bartholomew Roberts' sea monster form bears a striking resemblance to {{Wiki|Cthulhu}}, a fictional cosmic entity created by horror author {{Wiki|H. P. Lovecraft}} which forms the basis of the {{Wiki|Cthulhu mythos}}.

==References==
*''[[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple]]''
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