Database: Máximo Barrosa - Revision history

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	Born during the [[Renaissance]], [[Máximo Barrosa]] was a dedicated young [[Assassins\|Assassin]] recruit who grew up in the same village as [[Aguilar de Nerha]]. Máximo was light-footed with a natural ability to move silently and without detection.		Born during the [[Renaissance]], [[Máximo Barrosa]] was a dedicated young [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Assassin apprentice\|recruit]] who grew up in the same village as [[Aguilar de Nerha]]. Máximo was light-footed with a natural ability to move silently and without detection.

	From a humble peasant upbringing with no ancestry of Assassin heritage, Máximo looked up to Aguilar. He constantly tried his best to imitate him and grew to love him like an older brother.		From a humble peasant upbringing with no ancestry of Assassin heritage, Máximo looked up to Aguilar. He constantly tried his best to imitate him and grew to love him like an older brother.

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	''Young [[Assassin]]''		''Young Assassin''

	Born during the [[Renaissance]], [[Máximo Barrosa]] was a dedicated young Assassin recruit who grew up in the same village as [[Aguilar de Nerha]]. Máximo was light-footed with a natural ability to move silently and without detection.		Born during the [[Renaissance]], [[Máximo Barrosa]] was a dedicated young [[Assassins\|Assassin]] recruit who grew up in the same village as [[Aguilar de Nerha]]. Máximo was light-footed with a natural ability to move silently and without detection.

	From a humble peasant upbringing with no ancestry of Assassin heritage, Máximo looked up to Aguilar. He constantly tried his best to imitate him and grew to love him like an older brother.		From a humble peasant upbringing with no ancestry of Assassin heritage, Máximo looked up to Aguilar. He constantly tried his best to imitate him and grew to love him like an older brother.

	When Aguilar's parents were burned at the stake by the [[Spanish Inquisition\|Inquisition]], Máximo was a witness to the horror and shared in his friend's grief and anger.		When Aguilar's parents were [[Auto-da-fé\|burned at the stake]] by the [[Spanish Inquisition\|Inquisition]], Máximo was a witness to the horror and shared in his friend's grief and anger.

	Later in his life, when Aguilar returned to his hometown after joining the [[Spanish Brotherhood of Assassins\|Brotherhood]], he told Máximo of the Assassins' [[The Creed\|Creed]] and their fight against the Inquisition. Eager to follow in his friend's footsteps, Máximo decided to join the Brotherhood as well.		Later in his life, when Aguilar returned to his hometown after joining the [[Spanish Brotherhood of Assassins\|Brotherhood]], he told Máximo of the Assassins' [[The Creed\|Creed]] and their fight against the Inquisition. Eager to follow in his friend's footsteps, Máximo decided to join the Brotherhood as well.

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	Born during the Renaissance, Máximo Barrosa was a dedicated young Assassin recruit who grew up in the same village as Aguilar de Nerha. Máximo was light-footed with a natural ability to move silently and without detection.		Born during the [[Renaissance]], [[Máximo Barrosa]] was a dedicated young Assassin recruit who grew up in the same village as [[Aguilar de Nerha]]. Máximo was light-footed with a natural ability to move silently and without detection.

	From a humble peasant upbringing with no ancestry of Assassin heritage, Máximo looked up to Aguilar. He constantly tried his best to imitate him and grew to love him like an older brother.		From a humble peasant upbringing with no ancestry of Assassin heritage, Máximo looked up to Aguilar. He constantly tried his best to imitate him and grew to love him like an older brother.

	When Aguilar's parents were burned at the stake by the Inquisition, Máximo was a witness to the horror and shared in his friend's grief and anger.		When Aguilar's parents were burned at the stake by the [[Spanish Inquisition\|Inquisition]], Máximo was a witness to the horror and shared in his friend's grief and anger.

	Later in his life, when Aguilar returned to his hometown after joining the Brotherhood, he told Máximo of the Assassins' Creed and their fight against the Inquisition. Eager to follow in his friend's footsteps, Máximo decided to join the Brotherhood as well.		Later in his life, when Aguilar returned to his hometown after joining the [[Spanish Brotherhood of Assassins\|Brotherhood]], he told Máximo of the Assassins' [[The Creed\|Creed]] and their fight against the Inquisition. Eager to follow in his friend's footsteps, Máximo decided to join the Brotherhood as well.

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''Young Assassin''

Born during the Renaissance, Máximo Barrosa was a dedicated young Assassin recruit who grew up in the same village as Aguilar de Nerha. Máximo was light-footed with a natural ability to move silently and without detection.

From a humble peasant upbringing with no ancestry of Assassin heritage, Máximo looked up to Aguilar. He constantly tried his best to imitate him and grew to love him like an older brother.

When Aguilar's parents were burned at the stake by the Inquisition, Máximo was a witness to the horror and shared in his friend's grief and anger.

Later in his life, when Aguilar returned to his hometown after joining the Brotherhood, he told Máximo of the Assassins' Creed and their fight against the Inquisition. Eager to follow in his friend's footsteps, Máximo decided to join the Brotherhood as well.

[[Category:Rebellion database entries]]
{{DEFAULTSORT: Máximo Barrosa}}