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	14. Ezio carefully made his way to the high battlements overlooking Masyaf village, where the Templar guards were interrogating the villagers. Ezio planned to track the down the Templar captain. He harnessed himself to one of the parachutes and jumped from the tower, guiding his parachute using the convection currents and thermals to land near the village. Ezio made it to the front gate of the village where the captain was making swift preparations to leave on his wagon, ordering his men to find the Assassin. As Ezio stepped up and showed himself, the captain tried to escape on the wagon but Ezio managed to get hold of a trailing rope. Ezio managed to climb up the rope into the wagon, dodging several attacks by the guards behind him. The captain jumped to another wagon following them nearby. Ezio scrambled to the reins of the wagon and chased after the captain, dodging bombs hurled at him by guards at the back of the captain’s wagon. The captain changed tactics and instead slowed down his wagon and repeatedly smashed his wagon into Ezio’s. One of the bombs thrown by the guards exploded near the rear wheel of Ezio’s wagon and he was thrown overboard and the captain managed to escape to an outlying Templar stronghold village.		14. Ezio carefully made his way to the high battlements overlooking Masyaf village, where the Templar guards were interrogating the villagers. Ezio planned to track the down the Templar captain. He harnessed himself to one of the parachutes and jumped from the tower, guiding his parachute using the convection currents and thermals to land near the village. Ezio made it to the front gate of the village where the captain was making swift preparations to leave on his wagon, ordering his men to find the Assassin. As Ezio stepped up and showed himself, the captain tried to escape on the wagon but Ezio managed to get hold of a trailing rope. Ezio managed to climb up the rope into the wagon, dodging several attacks by the guards behind him. The captain jumped to another wagon following them nearby. Ezio scrambled to the reins of the wagon and chased after the captain, dodging bombs hurled at him by guards at the back of the captain’s wagon. The captain changed tactics and instead slowed down his wagon and repeatedly smashed his wagon into Ezio’s. One of the bombs thrown by the guards exploded near the rear wheel of Ezio’s wagon and he was thrown overboard and the captain managed to escape to an outlying Templar stronghold village.

	15. While coming to his senses on the bottom of the small cliff he had fallen down, Ezio had visions of his family, and an unwanted vision of Caterina Sforza. When the visions faded, Ezio could hear the voices of a Templar search party sent out to find him. After a while, the search party gave up, and Ezio climbed back up to the road. He spotted the Templar captain entering the stronghold village, and, concealed in the bushes, started walking towards it. He scaled the walls and entered the village's stockyard. Following the sound of raised voices, Ezio entered the village square, and caught site of the captain berating two sergeants for their failure to find Ezio. During the captain's tirade, Ezio had blended with the crowd of villagers who stood by, observing. When the captain was finished, the crowd started getting back to work, and, unfortunately for Ezio, the man in front of him tripped and caught the attention of the Templar captain, who spotted Ezio. The captain fired his crossbow at Ezio, who deftly dodged and escaped onto the rooftops. Ezio noticed that the captain was isolated from his soldiers and out of crossbow bolts, and readied his hidden gun. The captain, upon spotting Ezio's gun, started fleeing, but was shot in the left knee and fell, dashing his head against a sharp stone. Ezio made his way over to the dying captain and asked for the journal he was carrying. The captain was surprised Ezio knew about it, and, with a laugh, produced it from his jerkin, telling Ezio that the Templars had already learned what they could from the book. The captain died, and Ezio looked over the book. On the title page it said: "LA CROCIATA SEGRETA, Niccolò Polo, MASYAF, giugno, MCCLVII, COSTANTINOPOLI, gennaio, MCCLVIII (The Secret Crusade, Niccolò Polo, Masyaf, June 1257, Constantinople, January 1258)." Ezio knew where ~~hea~~ had to go; Constantinople.		15. While coming to his senses on the bottom of the small cliff he had fallen down, Ezio had visions of his family, and an unwanted vision of Caterina Sforza. When the visions faded, Ezio could hear the voices of a Templar search party sent out to find him. After a while, the search party gave up, and Ezio climbed back up to the road. He spotted the Templar captain entering the stronghold village, and, concealed in the bushes, started walking towards it. He scaled the walls and entered the village's stockyard. Following the sound of raised voices, Ezio entered the village square, and caught site of the captain berating two sergeants for their failure to find Ezio. During the captain's tirade, Ezio had blended with the crowd of villagers who stood by, observing. When the captain was finished, the crowd started getting back to work, and, unfortunately for Ezio, the man in front of him tripped and caught the attention of the Templar captain, who spotted Ezio. The captain fired his crossbow at Ezio, who deftly dodged and escaped onto the rooftops. Ezio noticed that the captain was isolated from his soldiers and out of crossbow bolts, and readied his hidden gun. The captain, upon spotting Ezio's gun, started fleeing, but was shot in the left knee and fell, dashing his head against a sharp stone. Ezio made his way over to the dying captain and asked for the journal he was carrying. The captain was surprised Ezio knew about it, and, with a laugh, produced it from his jerkin, telling Ezio that the Templars had already learned what they could from the book. The captain died, and Ezio looked over the book. On the title page it said: "LA CROCIATA SEGRETA, Niccolò Polo, MASYAF, giugno, MCCLVII, COSTANTINOPOLI, gennaio, MCCLVIII (The Secret Crusade, Niccolò Polo, Masyaf, June 1257, Constantinople, January 1258)." Ezio knew where he had to go; Constantinople.

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	===Part Two===		===Part Two===
	===Part Three===		===Part Three===
	==Differences between the ~~novel~~ and ~~game~~==		==Differences between the Novel and Game==
	===Characters===		===Characters===
	*[[Vali cel Tradat]] is not mentioned at all, neither are the other Templars fought during the Apprentice missions.		*[[Vali cel Tradat]] is not mentioned at all, neither are the other Templars fought during the Apprentice missions.
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	*Ezio's journey to Masyaf is described in more detail.		*Ezio's journey to Masyaf is described in more detail.
	*In the novel, after escaping his hanging, Ezio manages to save himself by barely catching onto a nearby ledge, whereas in the game's introduction memory, he simply lands on the platform without any harm to himself, instead cracking (but not breaking) the platform he is on.		*In the novel, after escaping his hanging, Ezio manages to save himself by barely catching onto a nearby ledge, whereas in the game's introduction memory, he simply lands on the platform without any harm to himself, instead cracking (but not breaking) the platform he is on.
			*In the novel, while escaping from the Templar soldiers after his failed hanging, Ezio runs atop a broken bridge, which crumples as he runs. In the game, however, Ezio utilizes both his freerunning and combat skills to escape his foes. There is also no depiction of a bridge.
	*When chasing [[Ahmet]], the fall from the cliff is omitted, and only the carriage chase is described.		*When chasing [[Ahmet]], the fall from the cliff is omitted, and only the carriage chase is described.
	*Masyaf keys aren't found through completing puzzles that involve free-running.		*Masyaf keys aren't found through completing puzzles that involve free-running.

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	*Instead of joining a group of Janissaries to infiltrate the camp, Ezio goes alone and tails Tarik to a secluded area. He faces the captain directly instead of performing an aerial assassination.		*Instead of joining a group of Janissaries to infiltrate the camp, Ezio goes alone and tails Tarik to a secluded area. He faces the captain directly instead of performing an aerial assassination.
	*[[Haras]] is not killed by an aerial assassination in the book, instead being stabbed by Altaïr after a fight. However, Altaïr is seen sheathing his sword during Haras' final moments in-game, and it is possible to kill Haras with a sword without being detected.		*[[Haras]] is not killed by an aerial assassination in the book, instead being stabbed by Altaïr after a fight. However, Altaïr is seen sheathing his sword during Haras' final moments in-game, and it is possible to kill Haras with a sword without being detected.
			*In the novel, it is Dilara who kills [[Shahkulu]] by slitting his throat from the back, and not Ezio.

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	*The order in which the keys are found differs from what's in the game, though the memories are still experienced in order.		*The order in which the keys are found differs from what's in the game, though the memories are still experienced in order.
	*In Ezio's first letter to Claudia, Ezio writes: ''My story is one of many thousands, and the world will suffer if it ends too soon. ''This differs from what is said in the game: ''and the world will not suffer if it ends too soon. ''The text in the novel was likely a typo, as it changes the tone of the speech entirely.		*In Ezio's first letter to Claudia, Ezio writes: ''My story is one of many thousands, and the world will suffer if it ends too soon. ''This differs from what is said in the game: ''and the world will not suffer if it ends too soon. ''The text in the novel was likely a typo, as it changes the tone of the speech entirely.
	*In the novel, it is Dilara who kills Shahkulu by slitting his throat from the back, and not Ezio.
	*Ezio's escape from Cappadocia is completely different from the game: in the novel he is surrounded by Byzantine soldiers and musketeers all aiming their rifles at him, being only saved by [[Dilara]]'s timely intervention with her allies, whereas in the game the soldiers are mere militiamen that Ezio easily overcomes. Also, the novel does not have the city covered in thick toxic gunpowder fumes which Ezio then has to avoid getting choked by while escaping back to his ship, instead he is safely escorted by Dilara to a horse with supplies to ride back to Constantinople.		*Ezio's escape from Cappadocia is completely different from the game: in the novel he is surrounded by Byzantine soldiers and musketeers all aiming their rifles at him, being only saved by [[Dilara]]'s timely intervention with her allies, whereas in the game the soldiers are mere militiamen that Ezio easily overcomes. Also, the novel does not have the city covered in thick toxic gunpowder fumes which Ezio then has to avoid getting choked by while escaping back to his ship, instead he is safely escorted by Dilara to a horse with supplies to ride back to Constantinople.
	*When Ezio finds Yusuf's dead body, he reads the message written on the dagger's sheet, however in the game Ezio removes the dagger and throws the message on the bench where Yusuf's body is found.		*When Ezio finds Yusuf's dead body, he reads the message written on the dagger's sheet, however in the game Ezio removes the dagger and throws the message on the bench where Yusuf's body is found.

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	**The details of Ezio and [[Sofia Sartor\|Sofia]]'s wedding are also mentioned, as are the births of [[Flavia Auditore\|Flavia]] and [[Marcello Auditore\|Marcello]].		**The details of Ezio and [[Sofia Sartor\|Sofia]]'s wedding are also mentioned, as are the births of [[Flavia Auditore\|Flavia]] and [[Marcello Auditore\|Marcello]].
	*Ezio's journey to Masyaf is described in more detail.		*Ezio's journey to Masyaf is described in more detail.
			*In the novel, after escaping his hanging, Ezio manages to save himself by barely catching onto a nearby ledge, whereas in the game's introduction memory, he simply lands on the platform without any harm to himself, instead cracking (but not breaking) the platform he is on.
	*When chasing [[Ahmet]], the fall from the cliff is omitted, and only the carriage chase is described.		*When chasing [[Ahmet]], the fall from the cliff is omitted, and only the carriage chase is described.
	*Masyaf keys aren't found through completing puzzles that involve free-running.		*Masyaf keys aren't found through completing puzzles that involve free-running.
	*The order in which the keys are found differs from what's in the game, though the memories are still experienced in order.		*The order in which the keys are found differs from what's in the game, though the memories are still experienced in order.
	*In Ezio's first letter to Claudia, Ezio writes: ''My story is one of many thousands, and the world will suffer if it ends too soon. ''This differs from what is said in the game: ''and the world will not suffer if it ends too soon. ''The text in the novel was likely a typo, as it changes the tone of the speech entirely.		*In Ezio's first letter to Claudia, Ezio writes: ''My story is one of many thousands, and the world will suffer if it ends too soon. ''This differs from what is said in the game: ''and the world will not suffer if it ends too soon. ''The text in the novel was likely a typo, as it changes the tone of the speech entirely.
			*In the novel, it is Dilara who kills Shahkulu by slitting his throat from the back, and not Ezio.
			*Ezio's escape from Cappadocia is completely different from the game: in the novel he is surrounded by Byzantine soldiers and musketeers all aiming their rifles at him, being only saved by [[Dilara]]'s timely intervention with her allies, whereas in the game the soldiers are mere militiamen that Ezio easily overcomes. Also, the novel does not have the city covered in thick toxic gunpowder fumes which Ezio then has to avoid getting choked by while escaping back to his ship, instead he is safely escorted by Dilara to a horse with supplies to ride back to Constantinople.
	*When Ezio finds Yusuf's dead body, he reads the message written on the dagger's sheet, however in the game Ezio removes the dagger and throws the message on the bench where Yusuf's body is found.		*When Ezio finds Yusuf's dead body, he reads the message written on the dagger's sheet, however in the game Ezio removes the dagger and throws the message on the bench where Yusuf's body is found.

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	1- A mysterious traveler approaches a mass of land and a mountain range where, atop a mountain, a castle was fenced in the rocky formations. The traveler had apparently traveled on a long and treacherous journey to this castle, which was his goal. As the lone man stared at the sight, he checked his equipment, and scanned the area for movement. After he completed his survey, with both eyes and ears, he concluded that the area was clear and safe. However, a sound was heard nearby, and the seemingly alone traveler was struck by an arrow. Recovering the traveler saw another man, an ugly, bald soldier with the rank of a captain, as well as hundreds of other soldiers. The traveler, realizing he had fallen for a trap and was being ambushed, prepared to defend himself from the soldiers. The traveler fought boldly and successfully, until suddenly, a vision of a man clad in white Assassin robes appeared on the battlefield, distracting the traveler. The traveler was overpowered by an opponent, and the soldiers overwhelmed him. The bald captain came to the captured traveler, and taunted him triumphantly. The traveler was then revealed to be the Italian Assassin's Mentor, Ezio Auditore da Firenze. Ezio was told of his failure in his venture to the castle, the former [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine Assassin]] fortress of [[Masyaf]], which was now overrun by Templars, and was also told of his fate that was sure to come the following morning.		1- A mysterious traveler approaches a mass of land and a mountain range where, atop a mountain, a castle was fenced in the rocky formations. The traveler had apparently traveled on a long and treacherous journey to this castle, which was his goal. As the lone man stared at the sight, he checked his equipment, and scanned the area for movement. After he completed his survey, with both eyes and ears, he concluded that the area was clear and safe. However, a sound was heard nearby, and the seemingly alone traveler was struck by an arrow. Recovering the traveler saw another man, an ugly, bald soldier with the rank of a captain, as well as hundreds of other soldiers. The traveler, realizing he had fallen for a trap and was being ambushed, prepared to defend himself from the soldiers. The traveler fought boldly and successfully, until suddenly, a vision of a man clad in white Assassin robes appeared on the battlefield, distracting the traveler. The traveler was overpowered by an opponent, and the soldiers overwhelmed him. The bald captain came to the captured traveler, and taunted him triumphantly. The traveler was then revealed to be the Italian Assassin's Mentor, Ezio Auditore da Firenze. Ezio was told of his failure in his venture to the castle, the former [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine Assassin]] fortress of [[Masyaf]], which was now overrun by Templars, and was also told of his fate that was sure to come the following morning.

	2- Ezio observed an eagle through the window in his prison cell, and was frustrated with his failure and the realization of the Templar presence in Masyaf. Though, he was satisfied that he had frightened the Templars and confident for his escape. He reflected on his previous triumphs and friends, and thought back to the start of his latest journey, after defeating [[Cesare Borgia]] in [[Viana]] and his return to [[Rome]] in 1510, where he had found a letter. The letter had been written by his father [[Giovanni Auditore da Firenze\|Giovanni]] before Ezio's birth and was sent to his uncle [[Mario Auditore\|Mario]] regarding an ancient [[~~Kibrary~~ of Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad\|library]] built under Masyaf's castle which could possibly hold invaluable wisdom that may lead to the end of the secret war between the Assassin and the Templars. The first page of the Assassin [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad's Codex\|Codex]] was also in Ezio's memory that had made him more interested in Altaïr's secrets. Later on, Ezio decided to conduct a quest to Masyaf.		2- Ezio observed an eagle through the window in his prison cell, and was frustrated with his failure and the realization of the Templar presence in Masyaf. Though, he was satisfied that he had frightened the Templars and confident for his escape. He reflected on his previous triumphs and friends, and thought back to the start of his latest journey, after defeating [[Cesare Borgia]] in [[Viana]] and his return to [[Rome]] in 1510, where he had found a letter. The letter had been written by his father [[Giovanni Auditore da Firenze\|Giovanni]] before Ezio's birth and was sent to his uncle [[Mario Auditore\|Mario]] regarding an ancient [[Library of Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad\|library]] built under Masyaf's castle which could possibly hold invaluable wisdom that may lead to the end of the secret war between the Assassin and the Templars. The first page of the Assassin [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad's Codex\|Codex]] was also in Ezio's memory that had made him more interested in Altaïr's secrets. Later on, Ezio decided to conduct a quest to Masyaf.

	3- After spending much of the year making preparations for his pilgrimage, Ezio conferred with [[Niccolò Machiavelli]] in [[Florence]] on his journey to the Holy Land. Ezio then left for Ostia, where he visited [[Bartolomeo d'Alviano]], who provided an escort to Ezio for his tip as well as food and drink. Machiavelli informed Ezio of news and occurrences in Florence, and [[Caterina Sforza]]'s death; the news of his former love interest and mention of Florence saddened Ezio, who later returned to [[Rome]] to spend the remainder of 1510. At the beginning of 1511, Ezio was ready for his departure to Bari with Bartolomeo, where he would take a ship to Eastern Europe.		3- After spending much of the year making preparations for his pilgrimage, Ezio conferred with [[Niccolò Machiavelli]] in [[Florence]] on his journey to the Holy Land. Ezio then left for Ostia, where he visited [[Bartolomeo d'Alviano]], who provided an escort to Ezio for his tip as well as food and drink. Machiavelli informed Ezio of news and occurrences in Florence, and [[Caterina Sforza]]'s death; the news of his former love interest and mention of Florence saddened Ezio, who later returned to [[Rome]] to spend the remainder of 1510. At the beginning of 1511, Ezio was ready for his departure to Bari with Bartolomeo, where he would take a ship to Eastern Europe.

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	*ISBN 9788073982089; Fantom Print; Czech-language paperback		*ISBN 9788073982089; Fantom Print; 2012; Czech-language paperback
	*ISBN 9789639861428; Fumax; 2012; Hungarian-language paperback		*ISBN 9789639861428; Fumax; 2012; Hungarian-language paperback
	*ISBN 9788361428947; Insignis; 2012; Polish-language eBook		*ISBN 9788361428947; Insignis; 2012; Polish-language eBook