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imported>Lady Kyashira at 05:05, 2 September 2020

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	The [[Hermeticists\|Hermeticist]] leader [[Ercole Massimo]] realized that the [[Renaissance]] visionary [[Leonardo da Vinci]] had discovered the entrance to a mysterious [[Temple of Pythagoras\|Temple]] honoring the ancient [[Greece\|Greek]] [[Scholars\|scholar]] [[Pythagoras]] beneath Rome. He had his disciples take Leonardo to the depths of the city's catacombs, then beat and torture the inventor to get the answers he sought. Despite the ill treatment, Leonardo refused to share his knowledge with the extremist, aware that any potential discoveries would be misused.		The [[Hermeticists\|Hermeticist]] leader [[Ercole Massimo]] realized that the [[Renaissance]] visionary [[Leonardo da Vinci]] had discovered the entrance to a mysterious [[Temple of Pythagoras\|Temple]] honoring the ancient [[Greece\|Greek]] [[Scholars\|scholar]] [[Pythagoras]] beneath Rome. He had his disciples take Leonardo to the depths of the city's catacombs, then beat and torture the inventor to get the answers he sought. Despite the ill treatment, Leonardo refused to share his knowledge with the extremist, aware that any potential discoveries would be misused.

imported>Piero.schiavone1994 at 14:55, 8 April 2018

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	The [[Hermeticists\|Hermeticist]] leader [[Ercole Massimo]] realized that the [[Renaissance]] visionary [[Leonardo da Vinci]] had discovered the entrance to a mysterious [[Temple of Pythagoras\|Temple]] honoring the ancient [[Greece\|Greek]] [[Scholars\|scholar]] [[Pythagoras]] beneath Rome. He had his disciples take Leonardo to the depths of the city's catacombs, then beat and torture the inventor to get the answers he sought. Despite the ill treatment, Leonardo refused to share his knowledge with the extremist, aware that any potential discoveries would be misused.		The [[Hermeticists\|Hermeticist]] leader [[Ercole Massimo]] realized that the [[Renaissance]] visionary [[Leonardo da Vinci]] had discovered the entrance to a mysterious [[Temple of Pythagoras\|Temple]] honoring the ancient [[Greece\|Greek]] [[Scholars\|scholar]] [[Pythagoras]] beneath Rome. He had his disciples take Leonardo to the depths of the city's catacombs, then beat and torture the inventor to get the answers he sought. Despite the ill treatment, Leonardo refused to share his knowledge with the extremist, aware that any potential discoveries would be misused.

	After investigating the disappearance of his friend, the [[Mentor]] of the [[Assassins\|Assassin Brotherhood]], [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]], entered the catacombs and confronted the Hermeticists before cutting down the cultists and [[Assassination targets\|assassinating]] a pleading Ercole.		After investigating the disappearance of his friend, the [[Mentor]] of the [[Italian Brotherhood of Assassins\|Assassin Brotherhood]], [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]], entered the catacombs and confronted the Hermeticists before cutting down the cultists and [[Assassination targets\|assassinating]] a pleading Ercole.

	With Leonardo safe and the threat ended, the duo entered the temple and obtained the cryptic message [[Pythagorean Vault\|within]].		With Leonardo safe and the threat ended, the duo entered the temple and obtained the cryptic message [[Pythagorean Vault\|within]].
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imported>Piero.schiavone1994 at 23:26, 15 January 2017

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	The [[Hermeticists\|Hermeticist]] leader [[Ercole Massimo]] realized that the [[Renaissance]] visionary [[Leonardo da Vinci]] had discovered the entrance to a mysterious [[Temple of Pythagoras\|Temple]] honoring the ancient [[Greece\|Greek]] [[Scholars\|scholar]] [[Pythagoras]] beneath Rome. He had his disciples take Leonardo to the depths of the city's catacombs, then beat and torture the inventor to get the answers he sought. Despite the ill treatment, Leonardo refused to share his knowledge with the extremist, aware that any potential discoveries would be misused.		The [[Hermeticists\|Hermeticist]] leader [[Ercole Massimo]] realized that the [[Renaissance]] visionary [[Leonardo da Vinci]] had discovered the entrance to a mysterious [[Temple of Pythagoras\|Temple]] honoring the ancient [[Greece\|Greek]] [[Scholars\|scholar]] [[Pythagoras]] beneath Rome. He had his disciples take Leonardo to the depths of the city's catacombs, then beat and torture the inventor to get the answers he sought. Despite the ill treatment, Leonardo refused to share his knowledge with the extremist, aware that any potential discoveries would be misused.

	After investigating the disappearance of his friend, the [[Mentor]] of the [[Assassins\|Assassin Brotherhood]], [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]], entered the catacombs and confronted the Hermeticists before cutting down the cultists and [[Assassination targets\|assassinating]] a pleading Ercole.		After investigating the disappearance of his friend, the [[Mentor]] of the [[Assassins\|Assassin Brotherhood]], [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]], entered the catacombs and confronted the Hermeticists before cutting down the cultists and [[Assassination targets\|assassinating]] a pleading Ercole.

	With Leonardo safe and the threat ended, the duo entered the temple and obtained the cryptic message within.		With Leonardo safe and the threat ended, the duo entered the temple and obtained the cryptic message [[Pythagorean Vault\|within]].
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imported>Bovkaffe at 15:10, 18 January 2016

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	The [[Hermeticists\|Hermeticist]] leader [[Ercole Massimo]] realized that the [[Renaissance]] visionary [[Leonardo da Vinci]] had discovered the entrance to a mysterious [[Temple of Pythagoras\|Temple]] honoring the ancient [[Greece\|Greek]] [[Scholars\|scholar]] [[Pythagoras]] beneath Rome. He had his disciples take Leonardo to the depths of the city's catacombs, then beat and torture the inventor to get the answers he sought. Despite the ill treatment, Leonardo refused to share his knowledge with the extremist, aware that any potential discoveries would be misused.		The [[Hermeticists\|Hermeticist]] leader [[Ercole Massimo]] realized that the [[Renaissance]] visionary [[Leonardo da Vinci]] had discovered the entrance to a mysterious [[Temple of Pythagoras\|Temple]] honoring the ancient [[Greece\|Greek]] [[Scholars\|scholar]] [[Pythagoras]] beneath Rome. He had his disciples take Leonardo to the depths of the city's catacombs, then beat and torture the inventor to get the answers he sought. Despite the ill treatment, Leonardo refused to share his knowledge with the extremist, aware that any potential discoveries would be misused.

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[[Rome]], [[Italy]], 1506-06-22
[[File:ACI Misinformed.png|thumb|250px]]
The [[Hermeticists|Hermeticist]] leader [[Ercole Massimo]] realized that the [[Renaissance]] visionary [[Leonardo da Vinci]] had discovered the entrance to a mysterious [[Temple of Pythagoras|Temple]] honoring the ancient [[Greece|Greek]] [[Scholars|scholar]] [[Pythagoras]] beneath Rome. He had his disciples take Leonardo to the depths of the city's catacombs, then beat and torture the inventor to get the answers he sought. Despite the ill treatment, Leonardo refused to share his knowledge with the extremist, aware that any potential discoveries would be misused.

After investigating the disappearance of his friend, the [[Mentor]] of the [[Assassins|Assassin Brotherhood]], [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]], entered the catacombs and confronted the Hermeticists before cutting down the cultists and [[Assassination targets|assassinating]] a pleading Ercole.

With Leonardo safe and the threat ended, the duo entered the temple and obtained the cryptic message within.
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[[Category:Initiates database entries]]