Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple Episode 52 - Revision history

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	As [[Spain\|Spanish]] [[soldier]]s arrive to put a stop to the [[Manila]] [[1725 Manila riot\|riot]], they witness the [[Mad monk\|monk]] leading the revolt gathering his followers in front of the [[Manila Cathedral]]. While the protesters set up a bonfire, the monk preaches to the crowd, declaring that they will "cleanse" the land of all "non-believers", beginning with {{Wiki\|Governor-General of the Philippines\|Governor-General}} {{Wiki\|pam:Toribio José Cosio y Campo\|Toribio José Cosio y Campo}} and all of his supporters. He then uses his [[crescent amulet]] to impel the crowd to attack the soldiers, who are quickly overwhelmed.		As [[Spain\|Spanish]] [[soldier]]s arrive to put a stop to the [[Manila]] [[1725 Manila riot\|riot]], they witness the [[Mad monk\|monk]] leading the revolt gathering his followers in front of the [[Manila Cathedral]]. While the protesters set up a bonfire, the monk preaches to the crowd, declaring that they will "cleanse" the land of all "non-believers", beginning with {{Wiki\|Governor-General of the Philippines\|Governor-General}} {{Wiki\|pam:Toribio José Cosio y Campo\|Toribio José Cosio y Campo}} and all of his supporters. He then uses his [[crescent amulet]] to impel the crowd to attack the soldiers, who are quickly overwhelmed.

	Watching from the rooftops, [[Edward Kenway]] tells [[Shimazu Saito]] that they must hurry and take the amulet from the monk, but before they proceed, Saito asks Edward why the [[Assassins]] ~~seek~~ the [[Piece of Eden\|Pieces of Eden]]. Edward goes on to explain that, ever since their [[Birth of the Creed\|founding]] as the Hidden Ones in the 1st century BCE, the Brotherhood has been [[Assassin-Templar War\|fighting]] against people who would use the power of the Pieces to subjugate [[human]]ity. He then recounts the history of the Pieces, from [[Adam]] and [[Eve]]'s theft of an [[Apples of Eden\|Apple of Eden]] to various heroes of legend and prophets using the Pieces to perform miracles and defeat entire armies.		Watching from the rooftops, [[Edward Kenway]] tells [[Shimazu Saito]] that they must hurry and take the amulet from the monk, but before they proceed, Saito asks Edward why the [[Assassins]] are so interested in the [[Piece of Eden\|Pieces of Eden]]. Edward goes on to explain that, ever since their [[Birth of the Creed\|founding]] as the Hidden Ones in the 1st century BCE, the Brotherhood has been [[Assassin-Templar War\|fighting]] against people who would use the power of the Pieces to subjugate [[human]]ity. He then recounts the history of the Pieces, from [[Adam]] and [[Eve]]'s theft of an [[Apples of Eden\|Apple of Eden]] to various heroes of legend and prophets using the Pieces to perform miracles and defeat entire armies.

	Now understanding the danger these artifacts pose, Saito agrees with Edward that they must be kept out of the wrong hands and joins the Assassin in confronting the monk and his followers in an alley. Edward demands that the monk hand over his amulet, claiming it is not meant for human hands, but the latter refuses to give up a "sacred relic of [[Christianity\|God]]" and orders his followers to kill Edward and Saito. The Assassin and [[samurai]] easily kill most of the monks, but their leader uses the amulet to resurrect them.		Now understanding the danger these artifacts pose, Saito agrees with Edward that they must be kept out of the wrong hands and joins the Assassin in confronting the monk and his followers in an alley. Edward demands that the monk hand over his amulet, claiming it is not meant for human hands, but the latter refuses to give up a "sacred relic of [[Christianity\|God]]" and orders his followers to kill Edward and Saito. The Assassin and [[samurai]] easily kill most of the monks, but their leader uses the amulet to resurrect them.

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	{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple'' Episode 52}}{{Era\|RW}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple'' Episode 52}}{{Era\|RW}}
	{{Comic Issue Infobox		{{Comic Issue Infobox
	\|name= Episode 52		\|name = Episode 52
	\|image= AC FT E052.png		\|image = AC FT E052.png
	\|writer= [[ARC]] {{c\|Story}}<br>[[NOHT]] {{c\|Adaptation}}		\|writer = [[ARC]] {{c\|Story}}<br>[[NOHT]] {{c\|Adaptation}}
	\|penciller= [[Tabii]]		\|penciller = [[Tabii]]
	\|letterer=		\|letterer =
	\|colorist=Tabii		\|colorist = Tabii
	\|cover artist=		\|cover artist =
	\|editor=		\|editor =
	\|publisher= [[Redice Studio]]		\|publisher = [[Redice Studio]]
	\|publication date= 16 April 2024		\|publication date = 16 April 2024
	\|pages=		\|pages =
	\|upc=		\|upc =
	\|series= ''[[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple]]''		\|series = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple]]''
	\|issue= 52		\|issue = 52
	\|preceded by= [[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple Episode 51\|Episode 51]]		\|preceded by = [[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple Episode 51\|Episode 51]]
	\|followed by= [[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple Episode 53\|Episode 53]]		\|followed by = [[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple Episode 53\|Episode 53]]
	}}		}}
	'''''Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple'' Episode 52''' is the fifty-second 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 [[NOHT]] and with art by [[Tabii]], was released on 16 April 2024, serving as the season two premiere.		'''''Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple'' Episode 52''' is the fifty-second 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 [[NOHT]] and with art by [[Tabii]], was released on 16 April 2024, serving as the season two premiere.

	==Plot synopsis==		==Plot synopsis==
	As [[Spain\|Spanish]] [[soldier]]s arrive to put a stop to the [[Manila]] [[1725 Manila riot\|riot]], they witness the [[Mad monk\|monk]] leading the revolt gathering his followers in front of the [[Manila Cathedral]]. While the protesters set up a bonfire, the monk ~~addresses~~ the crowd, declaring that they will "cleanse" the land of all "non-believers", beginning with {{Wiki\|Governor-General of the Philippines\|Governor-General}} {{Wiki\|pam:Toribio José Cosio y Campo\|Toribio José Cosio y Campo}} and all of his supporters. He then uses his [[crescent amulet]] to impel the crowd to attack the soldiers.		As [[Spain\|Spanish]] [[soldier]]s arrive to put a stop to the [[Manila]] [[1725 Manila riot\|riot]], they witness the [[Mad monk\|monk]] leading the revolt gathering his followers in front of the [[Manila Cathedral]]. While the protesters set up a bonfire, the monk preaches to the crowd, declaring that they will "cleanse" the land of all "non-believers", beginning with {{Wiki\|Governor-General of the Philippines\|Governor-General}} {{Wiki\|pam:Toribio José Cosio y Campo\|Toribio José Cosio y Campo}} and all of his supporters. He then uses his [[crescent amulet]] to impel the crowd to attack the soldiers, who are quickly overwhelmed.

	Watching from the rooftops, [[Edward Kenway]] tells [[Shimazu Saito]] that they must hurry and take the amulet from the monk, but before they proceed, Saito asks Edward why the [[Assassins]] seek the [[Piece of Eden\|Pieces of Eden]]. Edward goes on to explain that, ever since their [[Birth of the Creed\|founding]] as the Hidden Ones in the 1st century BCE, the Brotherhood has been [[Assassin-Templar War\|fighting]] against people who would use the power of the Pieces to subjugate [[human]]ity. He then recounts the history of the Pieces, from [[Adam]] and [[Eve]]'s theft of an [[Apples of Eden\|Apple of Eden]] to various heroes of legend and prophets using the Pieces to perform miracles and defeat entire armies.		Watching from the rooftops, [[Edward Kenway]] tells [[Shimazu Saito]] that they must hurry and take the amulet from the monk, but before they proceed, Saito asks Edward why the [[Assassins]] seek the [[Piece of Eden\|Pieces of Eden]]. Edward goes on to explain that, ever since their [[Birth of the Creed\|founding]] as the Hidden Ones in the 1st century BCE, the Brotherhood has been [[Assassin-Templar War\|fighting]] against people who would use the power of the Pieces to subjugate [[human]]ity. He then recounts the history of the Pieces, from [[Adam]] and [[Eve]]'s theft of an [[Apples of Eden\|Apple of Eden]] to various heroes of legend and prophets using the Pieces to perform miracles and defeat entire armies.
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	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==
	When Edward sees the resurrected monks for the first time, he ~~comments~~ "You know what they say about the [[Spanish Inquisition]]." This is a reference to a recurring {{Wiki\|The Spanish Inquisition (Monty Python)\|sketch}} from the [[United Kingdom\|British]] comedy series ''{{Wiki\|Monty Python's Flying Circus}}'', in which a group of [[Cardinal\|cardinals]] suddenly enter mundane scenes and announce "Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition!" The sketch has since gained popularity as an {{Wiki\|internet meme}}, used to highlight the unexpected nature of a situation, as is the case here.		When Edward sees the resurrected monks for the first time, he quips "''You know what they say about the [[Spanish Inquisition]].''" This is a reference to a recurring {{Wiki\|The Spanish Inquisition (Monty Python)\|sketch}} from the [[United Kingdom\|British]] comedy series ''{{Wiki\|Monty Python's Flying Circus}}'', in which a group of [[Cardinal\|cardinals]] suddenly enter mundane scenes and announce "''Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition!''" The sketch has since gained popularity as an {{Wiki\|internet meme}}, used to highlight the unexpected nature of a situation, as is the case here.

	During Edward's narration of the Pieces of Eden's history, multiple artifacts from throughout the [[Assassin's Creed (series)\|franchise]] make appearances, including the [[Apple of Eden 6]], the [[Sword of Eden 1]], the [[Papal Staff of Eden]], the [[Scepter of Aset]], a [[Crystal Skulls\|Crystal Skull]], the [[Ankh]], a [[Rings of Eden\|Ring of Eden]] and the [[Koh-i-Noor]]. During the same sequence, Ezio Auditore is shown assassinating Rodrigo Borgia to obtain the Apple of Eden 6, which contradicts the events of ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''.		During Edward's narration of the Pieces of Eden's history, multiple artifacts from throughout the [[Assassin's Creed (series)\|franchise]] make appearances, including the [[Apple of Eden 6]], the [[Sword of Eden 1]], the [[Papal Staff of Eden]], the [[Scepter of Aset]], a [[Crystal Skulls\|Crystal Skull]], the [[Ankh]], a [[Rings of Eden\|Ring of Eden]], and the [[Koh-i-Noor]]. During the same sequence, Ezio Auditore is shown assassinating Rodrigo Borgia to obtain the Apple of Eden 6, which contradicts the events of ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''.

	==References==		==References==

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	Now understanding the danger these artifacts pose, Saito agrees with Edward that they must be kept out of the wrong hands and joins the Assassin in confronting the monk and his followers in an alley. Edward demands that the monk hand over his amulet, claiming it is not meant for human hands, but the latter refuses to give up a "sacred relic of [[Christianity\|God]]" and orders his followers to kill Edward and Saito. The Assassin and [[samurai]] easily kill most of the monks, but their leader uses the amulet to resurrect them.		Now understanding the danger these artifacts pose, Saito agrees with Edward that they must be kept out of the wrong hands and joins the Assassin in confronting the monk and his followers in an alley. Edward demands that the monk hand over his amulet, claiming it is not meant for human hands, but the latter refuses to give up a "sacred relic of [[Christianity\|God]]" and orders his followers to kill Edward and Saito. The Assassin and [[samurai]] easily kill most of the monks, but their leader uses the amulet to resurrect them.

	Elsewhere, a group of ~~{{Wiki\|~~Visayans\|Visayan}} warriors emerge from the water. As they approach Manila, their [[Rajah\|leader]] declares that it is time to recover their stolen treasure and honor [[Lapu-Lapu]]'s legacy.		Elsewhere, a group of [[Visayans\|Visayan]] warriors emerge from the water. As they approach Manila, their [[Rajah\|leader]] declares that it is time to recover their stolen treasure and honor [[Lapu-Lapu]]'s legacy.

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

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	==Plot synopsis==		==Plot synopsis==
	As [[Spain\|Spanish]] [[soldier]]s arrive to put a stop to the [[Manila]] [[1725 Manila riot\|riot]], they witness the [[Mad monk\|monk]] leading the revolt gathering his followers in front of the [[Manila Cathedral]]. While the protesters set up a bonfire, the monk addresses the crowd, declaring that they will "cleanse" the land of all "non-believers", beginning with {{Wiki\|Governor-General of the Philippines\|Governor-General}} {{Wiki\|pam:Toribio José Cosio y Campo\|Toribio José Cosio y Campo}} and all of his supporters. He then uses a [[crescent amulet]] to impel the crowd to attack the soldiers.		As [[Spain\|Spanish]] [[soldier]]s arrive to put a stop to the [[Manila]] [[1725 Manila riot\|riot]], they witness the [[Mad monk\|monk]] leading the revolt gathering his followers in front of the [[Manila Cathedral]]. While the protesters set up a bonfire, the monk addresses the crowd, declaring that they will "cleanse" the land of all "non-believers", beginning with {{Wiki\|Governor-General of the Philippines\|Governor-General}} {{Wiki\|pam:Toribio José Cosio y Campo\|Toribio José Cosio y Campo}} and all of his supporters. He then uses his [[crescent amulet]] to impel the crowd to attack the soldiers.

	Watching from the rooftops, [[Edward Kenway]] tells [[Shimazu Saito]] that they must hurry and take the amulet from the monk, but before they proceed, Saito ~~decides to ask~~ Edward why the [[Assassins]] seek the [[Piece of Eden\|Pieces of Eden]]. Edward goes on to explain that, ever since their [[Birth of the Creed\|founding]] as the Hidden Ones in the 1st century BCE, the Brotherhood has been [[Assassin-Templar War\|fighting]] against people who would use the power of the Pieces to subjugate [[human]]ity. He then recounts the history of the Pieces, from [[Adam]] and [[Eve]]'s theft of an [[Apples of Eden\|Apple of Eden]] to various heroes of legend and prophets using the Pieces to perform miracles and defeat entire armies.		Watching from the rooftops, [[Edward Kenway]] tells [[Shimazu Saito]] that they must hurry and take the amulet from the monk, but before they proceed, Saito asks Edward why the [[Assassins]] seek the [[Piece of Eden\|Pieces of Eden]]. Edward goes on to explain that, ever since their [[Birth of the Creed\|founding]] as the Hidden Ones in the 1st century BCE, the Brotherhood has been [[Assassin-Templar War\|fighting]] against people who would use the power of the Pieces to subjugate [[human]]ity. He then recounts the history of the Pieces, from [[Adam]] and [[Eve]]'s theft of an [[Apples of Eden\|Apple of Eden]] to various heroes of legend and prophets using the Pieces to perform miracles and defeat entire armies.

	Now understanding the danger these artifacts pose, Saito agrees with Edward that they must be kept out of the wrong hands and joins the Assassin in confronting the monk and his followers in an alley. Edward demands that the monk hand over his amulet, claiming it is not meant for human hands, but the latter refuses to give up a "sacred relic of [[Christianity\|God]]" and orders his followers to kill Edward and Saito. The Assassin and [[samurai]] easily kill most of the monks, but their leader uses the amulet to resurrect them.		Now understanding the danger these artifacts pose, Saito agrees with Edward that they must be kept out of the wrong hands and joins the Assassin in confronting the monk and his followers in an alley. Edward demands that the monk hand over his amulet, claiming it is not meant for human hands, but the latter refuses to give up a "sacred relic of [[Christianity\|God]]" and orders his followers to kill Edward and Saito. The Assassin and [[samurai]] easily kill most of the monks, but their leader uses the amulet to resurrect them.

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	~~{{Spoilerhd\|16 July 2024\|''[[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple]]''}}~~
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	==Plot synopsis==		==Plot synopsis==
	As [[Spain\|Spanish]] [[~~Soldier\|soldiers~~]] arrive to put a stop to the [[Manila]] [[1725 Manila riot\|riot]], they witness the [[Mad monk\|monk]] leading the revolt gathering his followers in front of the [[Manila Cathedral]]. While the protesters set up a bonfire, the monk addresses the crowd, declaring that they will "cleanse" the land of all "non-believers", beginning with ~~the~~ {{Wiki\|Governor-General of the Philippines\|Governor-General}} and all of his supporters. He then uses ~~the~~ [[~~Crescent~~ amulet]] to impel the crowd to attack the soldiers.		As [[Spain\|Spanish]] [[soldier]]s arrive to put a stop to the [[Manila]] [[1725 Manila riot\|riot]], they witness the [[Mad monk\|monk]] leading the revolt gathering his followers in front of the [[Manila Cathedral]]. While the protesters set up a bonfire, the monk addresses the crowd, declaring that they will "cleanse" the land of all "non-believers", beginning with {{Wiki\|Governor-General of the Philippines\|Governor-General}} {{Wiki\|pam:Toribio José Cosio y Campo\|Toribio José Cosio y Campo}} and all of his supporters. He then uses a [[crescent amulet]] to impel the crowd to attack the soldiers.

	Watching from the rooftops, [[Edward Kenway]] tells [[Shimazu Saito]] that they must hurry and take the amulet from the monk, but before they proceed, Saito decides to ask Edward why the [[Assassins]] seek the [[Piece of Eden\|Pieces of Eden]]. Edward goes on to explain that, ever since their [[Birth of the Creed\|founding]] as the Hidden Ones in the 1st century BCE, the Brotherhood has been [[Assassin-Templar War\|fighting]] against people who would use the power of the Pieces to subjugate [[human]]ity. He then recounts the history of the Pieces, from [[Adam]] and [[Eve]]'s theft of an [[Apples of Eden\|Apple of Eden]] to various heroes of legend and prophets using the Pieces to perform miracles and defeat entire armies.		Watching from the rooftops, [[Edward Kenway]] tells [[Shimazu Saito]] that they must hurry and take the amulet from the monk, but before they proceed, Saito decides to ask Edward why the [[Assassins]] seek the [[Piece of Eden\|Pieces of Eden]]. Edward goes on to explain that, ever since their [[Birth of the Creed\|founding]] as the Hidden Ones in the 1st century BCE, the Brotherhood has been [[Assassin-Templar War\|fighting]] against people who would use the power of the Pieces to subjugate [[human]]ity. He then recounts the history of the Pieces, from [[Adam]] and [[Eve]]'s theft of an [[Apples of Eden\|Apple of Eden]] to various heroes of legend and prophets using the Pieces to perform miracles and defeat entire armies.

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	\|issue= 52		\|issue= 52
	\|preceded by= [[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple Episode 51\|Episode 51]]		\|preceded by= [[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple Episode 51\|Episode 51]]
	\|followed by= Episode 53		\|followed by= [[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple Episode 53\|Episode 53]]
	}}		}}
	'''''Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple'' Episode 52''' is the fifty-second 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 [[NOHT]] and with art by [[Tabii]], was released on 16 April 2024, serving as the season two premiere.		'''''Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple'' Episode 52''' is the fifty-second 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 [[NOHT]] and with art by [[Tabii]], was released on 16 April 2024, serving as the season two premiere.

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	\|name= Episode 52		\|name= Episode 52
	\|image= AC FT E052.png		\|image= AC FT E052.png
	\|writer= [[ARC]] {{c\|Story}}<br>[[~~SHYATAN~~]] {{c\|Adaptation}}		\|writer= [[ARC]] {{c\|Story}}<br>[[NOHT]] {{c\|Adaptation}}
	\|penciller= [[Tabii]]		\|penciller= [[Tabii]]
	\|letterer=		\|letterer=
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	\|followed by= Episode 53		\|followed by= Episode 53
	}}		}}
	'''''Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple'' Episode 52''' is the fifty-second 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 [[~~SHYATAN~~]] and with art by [[Tabii]], was released on 16 April 2024, serving as the season two premiere.		'''''Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple'' Episode 52''' is the fifty-second 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 [[NOHT]] and with art by [[Tabii]], was released on 16 April 2024, serving as the season two premiere.

	==Plot synopsis==		==Plot synopsis==
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	Watching from the rooftops, [[Edward Kenway]] tells [[Shimazu Saito]] that they must hurry and take the amulet from the monk, but before they proceed, Saito decides to ask Edward why the [[Assassins]] seek the [[Piece of Eden\|Pieces of Eden]]. Edward goes on to explain that, ever since their [[Birth of the Creed\|founding]] as the Hidden Ones in the 1st century BCE, the Brotherhood has been [[Assassin-Templar War\|fighting]] against people who would use the power of the Pieces to subjugate [[human]]ity. He then recounts the history of the Pieces, from [[Adam]] and [[Eve]]'s theft of an [[Apples of Eden\|Apple of Eden]] to various heroes of legend and prophets using the Pieces to perform miracles and defeat entire armies.		Watching from the rooftops, [[Edward Kenway]] tells [[Shimazu Saito]] that they must hurry and take the amulet from the monk, but before they proceed, Saito decides to ask Edward why the [[Assassins]] seek the [[Piece of Eden\|Pieces of Eden]]. Edward goes on to explain that, ever since their [[Birth of the Creed\|founding]] as the Hidden Ones in the 1st century BCE, the Brotherhood has been [[Assassin-Templar War\|fighting]] against people who would use the power of the Pieces to subjugate [[human]]ity. He then recounts the history of the Pieces, from [[Adam]] and [[Eve]]'s theft of an [[Apples of Eden\|Apple of Eden]] to various heroes of legend and prophets using the Pieces to perform miracles and defeat entire armies.

	Now understanding the danger these artifacts pose, Saito agrees with Edward that they must kept out of the wrong hands and joins the Assassin in confronting the monk and his followers in an alley. Edward demands that the monk hand over his amulet, claiming it is not meant for human hands, but the latter refuses to give up a "sacred relic of [[Christianity\|God]]" and orders his followers to kill Edward and Saito. The Assassin and [[samurai]] easily kill most of the monks, but their leader uses the amulet to resurrect them.		Now understanding the danger these artifacts pose, Saito agrees with Edward that they must be kept out of the wrong hands and joins the Assassin in confronting the monk and his followers in an alley. Edward demands that the monk hand over his amulet, claiming it is not meant for human hands, but the latter refuses to give up a "sacred relic of [[Christianity\|God]]" and orders his followers to kill Edward and Saito. The Assassin and [[samurai]] easily kill most of the monks, but their leader uses the amulet to resurrect them.

	Elsewhere, a group of {{Wiki\|Visayans\|Visayan}} warriors emerge from the water. As they approach Manila, their [[Rajah\|leader]] declares that it is time to recover their stolen treasure and honor [[Lapu-Lapu]]'s legacy.		Elsewhere, a group of {{Wiki\|Visayans\|Visayan}} warriors emerge from the water. As they approach Manila, their [[Rajah\|leader]] declares that it is time to recover their stolen treasure and honor [[Lapu-Lapu]]'s legacy.
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	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==
	When Edward sees the resurrected monks for the first time, he comments "You know what they say about the [[Spanish Inquisition]]." This is a reference to a recurring {{Wiki\|The Spanish Inquisition (Monty Python)\|sketch}} from the [[United Kingdom\|British]] comedy series ''{{Wiki\|Monty Python's Flying Circus}}'', in which a group of [[Cardinal\|cardinals]] suddenly enter mundane scenes and announce "Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition!" The sketch has since gained popularity as an {{Wiki\|internet meme}}, used to highlight the unexpected nature of a situation, as is the case here.		When Edward sees the resurrected monks for the first time, he comments "You know what they say about the [[Spanish Inquisition]]." This is a reference to a recurring {{Wiki\|The Spanish Inquisition (Monty Python)\|sketch}} from the [[United Kingdom\|British]] comedy series ''{{Wiki\|Monty Python's Flying Circus}}'', in which a group of [[Cardinal\|cardinals]] suddenly enter mundane scenes and announce "Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition!" The sketch has since gained popularity as an {{Wiki\|internet meme}}, used to highlight the unexpected nature of a situation, as is the case here.

			During Edward's narration of the Pieces of Eden's history, multiple artifacts from throughout the [[Assassin's Creed (series)\|franchise]] make appearances, including the [[Apple of Eden 6]], the [[Sword of Eden 1]], the [[Papal Staff of Eden]], the [[Scepter of Aset]], a [[Crystal Skulls\|Crystal Skull]], the [[Ankh]], a [[Rings of Eden\|Ring of Eden]] and the [[Koh-i-Noor]]. During the same sequence, Ezio Auditore is shown assassinating Rodrigo Borgia to obtain the Apple of Eden 6, which contradicts the events of ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''.

	==References==		==References==

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	==Plot synopsis==		==Plot synopsis==
	As [[Spain\|Spanish]] [[Soldier\|soldiers]] arrive to put a stop to the [[Manila]] [[1725 Manila riot\|riot]], they witness the [[Mad monk\|monk]] leading the revolt gathering his followers in front of the [[Manila Cathedral]]. While the protesters set up a bonfire, the monk addresses the crowd, declaring that they will "cleanse" the land of all "non-believers", beginning with the {{Wiki\|Governor-General of the Philippines\|Governor-General}} and all of his supporters. He then uses the [[Crescent amulet]] to ~~mind-control~~ the crowd ~~and have them~~ attack the soldiers.		As [[Spain\|Spanish]] [[Soldier\|soldiers]] arrive to put a stop to the [[Manila]] [[1725 Manila riot\|riot]], they witness the [[Mad monk\|monk]] leading the revolt gathering his followers in front of the [[Manila Cathedral]]. While the protesters set up a bonfire, the monk addresses the crowd, declaring that they will "cleanse" the land of all "non-believers", beginning with the {{Wiki\|Governor-General of the Philippines\|Governor-General}} and all of his supporters. He then uses the [[Crescent amulet]] to impel the crowd to attack the soldiers.

	Watching from the rooftops, [[Edward Kenway]] tells [[Shimazu Saito]] that they must hurry and take the amulet from the monk, but before they proceed, Saito decides to ask Edward why the [[Assassins]] seek the [[Piece of Eden\|Pieces of Eden]]. Edward goes on to explain that, ever since their [[Birth of the Creed\|founding]] as the Hidden Ones in the 1st century BCE, the Brotherhood has been [[Assassin-Templar War\|fighting]] against people who would use the power of the Pieces to subjugate ~~humanity~~. He then recounts the history of the Pieces, from [[Adam]] and [[Eve]]'s theft of an [[Apples of Eden\|Apple of Eden]] to ~~their use by~~ various heroes of legend and prophets to perform miracles and defeat entire armies.		Watching from the rooftops, [[Edward Kenway]] tells [[Shimazu Saito]] that they must hurry and take the amulet from the monk, but before they proceed, Saito decides to ask Edward why the [[Assassins]] seek the [[Piece of Eden\|Pieces of Eden]]. Edward goes on to explain that, ever since their [[Birth of the Creed\|founding]] as the Hidden Ones in the 1st century BCE, the Brotherhood has been [[Assassin-Templar War\|fighting]] against people who would use the power of the Pieces to subjugate [[human]]ity. He then recounts the history of the Pieces, from [[Adam]] and [[Eve]]'s theft of an [[Apples of Eden\|Apple of Eden]] to various heroes of legend and prophets using the Pieces to perform miracles and defeat entire armies.

	Now understanding the danger these artifacts pose, Saito agrees with Edward that they must kept out of the wrong hands and joins the Assassin in confronting the monk and his followers in an alley. Edward demands that the monk hand over his amulet, claiming it is not meant for [[human]] hands, but the latter refuses to give up a "sacred relic of God" and orders his followers to kill Edward and Saito. The Assassin and [[samurai]] easily kill most of the monks, but their leader uses the amulet to resurrect them.		Now understanding the danger these artifacts pose, Saito agrees with Edward that they must kept out of the wrong hands and joins the Assassin in confronting the monk and his followers in an alley. Edward demands that the monk hand over his amulet, claiming it is not meant for human hands, but the latter refuses to give up a "sacred relic of [[Christianity\|God]]" and orders his followers to kill Edward and Saito. The Assassin and [[samurai]] easily kill most of the monks, but their leader uses the amulet to resurrect them.

	Elsewhere, a group of {{Wiki\|Visayans\|Visayan}} warriors emerge from the water. As they approach Manila, their [[Rajah\|leader]] declares that it is time to recover their stolen treasure and honor ~~the legacy of the great~~ [[Lapu-Lapu]].		Elsewhere, a group of {{Wiki\|Visayans\|Visayan}} warriors emerge from the water. As they approach Manila, their [[Rajah\|leader]] declares that it is time to recover their stolen treasure and honor [[Lapu-Lapu]]'s legacy.

	==Characters in order of appearance==		==Characters in order of appearance==
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	==~~Trivia~~==		==Behind the scenes==
	*When Edward sees the resurrected monks for the first time, he comments "You know what they say about the [[Spanish Inquisition]]." This is a reference to a recurring {{Wiki\|The Spanish Inquisition (Monty Python)\|sketch}} from ''{{Wiki\|Monty Python's Flying Circus}}'', in which a group of [[Cardinal\|cardinals]] suddenly enter ~~the scene~~ and announce "Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition!" The sketch has since gained popularity as an {{Wiki\|internet meme}}, used to highlight the unexpected nature of a situation, as is the case here.		When Edward sees the resurrected monks for the first time, he comments "You know what they say about the [[Spanish Inquisition]]." This is a reference to a recurring {{Wiki\|The Spanish Inquisition (Monty Python)\|sketch}} from the [[United Kingdom\|British]] comedy series ''{{Wiki\|Monty Python's Flying Circus}}'', in which a group of [[Cardinal\|cardinals]] suddenly enter mundane scenes and announce "Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition!" The sketch has since gained popularity as an {{Wiki\|internet meme}}, used to highlight the unexpected nature of a situation, as is the case here.

	==References==		==References==

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	==Plot synopsis==		==Plot synopsis==
	As [[Spain\|Spanish]] [[Soldier\|soldiers]] arrive to put a stop to the [[Manila]] [[1725 Manila riot\|riot]], they witness the [[Mad monk\|monk]] leading the revolt gathering his followers in front of the [[Manila Cathedral]]. While the protesters set up a bonfire, the monk addresses the crowd, declaring that they will "cleanse" the land of all "non-believers", beginning with the {{Wiki\|Governor-General of the Philippines\|~~Govenror~~-General}} and all of his supporters. He then uses the [[Crescent amulet]] to mind-control the crowd and have them attack the soldiers.		As [[Spain\|Spanish]] [[Soldier\|soldiers]] arrive to put a stop to the [[Manila]] [[1725 Manila riot\|riot]], they witness the [[Mad monk\|monk]] leading the revolt gathering his followers in front of the [[Manila Cathedral]]. While the protesters set up a bonfire, the monk addresses the crowd, declaring that they will "cleanse" the land of all "non-believers", beginning with the {{Wiki\|Governor-General of the Philippines\|Governor-General}} and all of his supporters. He then uses the [[Crescent amulet]] to mind-control the crowd and have them attack the soldiers.

	Watching from the rooftops, [[Edward Kenway]] tells [[Shimazu Saito]] that they must hurry and take the amulet from the monk, but before they proceed, Saito decides to ask Edward why the [[Assassins]] seek the [[Piece of Eden\|Pieces of Eden]]. Edward goes on to explain that, ever since their [[Birth of the Creed\|founding]] as the Hidden Ones in the 1st century BCE, the Brotherhood has been [[Assassin-Templar War\|fighting]] against people who would use the power of the Pieces to subjugate humanity. He then recounts the history of the Pieces, from [[Adam]] and [[Eve]]'s theft of an [[Apples of Eden\|Apple of Eden]] to their use by various heroes of legend and prophets to perform miracles and defeat entire armies.		Watching from the rooftops, [[Edward Kenway]] tells [[Shimazu Saito]] that they must hurry and take the amulet from the monk, but before they proceed, Saito decides to ask Edward why the [[Assassins]] seek the [[Piece of Eden\|Pieces of Eden]]. Edward goes on to explain that, ever since their [[Birth of the Creed\|founding]] as the Hidden Ones in the 1st century BCE, the Brotherhood has been [[Assassin-Templar War\|fighting]] against people who would use the power of the Pieces to subjugate humanity. He then recounts the history of the Pieces, from [[Adam]] and [[Eve]]'s theft of an [[Apples of Eden\|Apple of Eden]] to their use by various heroes of legend and prophets to perform miracles and defeat entire armies.

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	As [[Spain\|Spanish]] [[soldier]]s arrive to put a stop to the [[Manila]] [[1725 Manila riot\|riot]], they witness the [[Mad monk\|monk]] leading the revolt gathering his followers in front of the [[Manila Cathedral]]. While the protesters set up a bonfire, the monk preaches to the crowd, declaring that they will "cleanse" the land of all "non-believers", beginning with {{Wiki\|Governor-General of the Philippines\|Governor-General}} {{Wiki\|pam:Toribio José Cosio y Campo\|Toribio José Cosio y Campo}} and all of his supporters. He then uses his [[crescent amulet]] to impel the crowd to attack the soldiers, who are quickly overwhelmed.		As [[Spain\|Spanish]] [[soldier]]s arrive to put a stop to the [[Manila]] [[1725 Manila riot\|riot]], they witness the [[Mad monk\|monk]] leading the revolt gathering his followers in front of the [[Manila Cathedral]]. While the protesters set up a bonfire, the monk preaches to the crowd, declaring that they will "cleanse" the land of all "non-believers", beginning with {{Wiki\|Governor-General of the Philippines\|Governor-General}} {{Wiki\|pam:Toribio José Cosio y Campo\|Toribio José Cosio y Campo}} and all of his supporters. He then uses his [[crescent amulet]] to impel the crowd to attack the soldiers, who are quickly overwhelmed.

	Watching from the rooftops, [[Edward Kenway]] tells [[Shimazu Saito]] that they must hurry and take the amulet from the monk, but before they proceed, Saito asks Edward why the [[Assassins]] ~~seek~~ the [[Piece of Eden\|Pieces of Eden]]. Edward goes on to explain that, ever since their [[Birth of the Creed\|founding]] as the Hidden Ones in the 1st century BCE, the Brotherhood has been [[Assassin-Templar War\|fighting]] against people who would use the power of the Pieces to subjugate [[human]]ity. He then recounts the history of the Pieces, from [[Adam]] and [[Eve]]'s theft of an [[Apples of Eden\|Apple of Eden]] to various heroes of legend and prophets using the Pieces to perform miracles and defeat entire armies.		Watching from the rooftops, [[Edward Kenway]] tells [[Shimazu Saito]] that they must hurry and take the amulet from the monk, but before they proceed, Saito asks Edward why the [[Assassins]] are so interested in the [[Piece of Eden\|Pieces of Eden]]. Edward goes on to explain that, ever since their [[Birth of the Creed\|founding]] as the Hidden Ones in the 1st century BCE, the Brotherhood has been [[Assassin-Templar War\|fighting]] against people who would use the power of the Pieces to subjugate [[human]]ity. He then recounts the history of the Pieces, from [[Adam]] and [[Eve]]'s theft of an [[Apples of Eden\|Apple of Eden]] to various heroes of legend and prophets using the Pieces to perform miracles and defeat entire armies.

	Now understanding the danger these artifacts pose, Saito agrees with Edward that they must be kept out of the wrong hands and joins the Assassin in confronting the monk and his followers in an alley. Edward demands that the monk hand over his amulet, claiming it is not meant for human hands, but the latter refuses to give up a "sacred relic of [[Christianity\|God]]" and orders his followers to kill Edward and Saito. The Assassin and [[samurai]] easily kill most of the monks, but their leader uses the amulet to resurrect them.		Now understanding the danger these artifacts pose, Saito agrees with Edward that they must be kept out of the wrong hands and joins the Assassin in confronting the monk and his followers in an alley. Edward demands that the monk hand over his amulet, claiming it is not meant for human hands, but the latter refuses to give up a "sacred relic of [[Christianity\|God]]" and orders his followers to kill Edward and Saito. The Assassin and [[samurai]] easily kill most of the monks, but their leader uses the amulet to resurrect them.