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	On early Spring 1297, months after the ransacking of Scone, Deorsa arrived at [[Ben Alder\|Beann Eallair]] on orders from Thomas and William to check on Fillan and his training, which judging by the boy's new attitude and physical appearance, was going smoothly. Afterwards, while having dinner with the mercenary and the young Assassin, Deorsa explained not only how the English had progressed their invasion over the past few months, but that William wanted Sören and Fillan to join him at [[Lanark]] in three weeks at the beginning of spring. They need to cause a revolt against the English garrison stationed there to distract them from obtaining the Stone of Destiny and to set off the spark of rebellion across all of Scotland. After the team decided to go to Lanark, Deorsa was pleased and declared that they would depart right away.<ref name="Chapter 27">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 27 – Revolt</ref>		On early Spring 1297, months after the ransacking of Scone, Deorsa arrived at [[Ben Alder\|Beann Eallair]] on orders from Thomas and William to check on Fillan and his training, which judging by the boy's new attitude and physical appearance, was going smoothly. Afterwards, while having dinner with the mercenary and the young Assassin, Deorsa explained not only how the English had progressed their invasion over the past few months, but that William wanted Sören and Fillan to join him at [[Lanark]] in three weeks at the beginning of spring. They need to cause a revolt against the English garrison stationed there to distract them from obtaining the Stone of Destiny and to set off the spark of rebellion across all of Scotland. After the team decided to go to Lanark, Deorsa was pleased and declared that they would depart right away.<ref name="Chapter 27">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 27 – Revolt</ref>

	Along the way to Lanark, the mercenary group grew tired of Deorsa and tied him up to a donkey for the remainder of the journey. Two weeks later, on May 1297, Deorsa arrived along with the group to a forest at {{Wiki\|Lanarkshire}} where they were to meet with William and the Assassin apprentice [[James of Crannach]]. As William untied Deorsa, he lashed out at the group for having tied him, but later expressed admiration and marvel for William's revolt plan. When he asked when the [[Action at Lanark\|action]] would take place, William responded that it would take place today, much to Deorsa and Fillan's surprise. As the Assassin spy lamented not having time to scout the region to make sure they were no setbacks or [[Lann Fala]] soldiers waiting for an ambush, William responded that time and surprise was of the essence and Sören took the side of his former apprentice, which angered Deorsa, stating that he ~~didn't~~ wish to work with the mercenary, until William stopped their bickering and asked Deorsa to get into position.<ref name="Chapter 29">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 29 – Ignition</ref>		Along the way to Lanark, the mercenary group grew tired of Deorsa and tied him up to a donkey for the remainder of the journey. Two weeks later, on May 1297, Deorsa arrived along with the group to a forest at {{Wiki\|Lanarkshire}} where they were to meet with William and the Assassin apprentice [[James of Crannach]]. As William untied Deorsa, he lashed out at the group for having tied him, but later expressed admiration and marvel for William's revolt plan. When he asked when the [[Action at Lanark\|action]] would take place, William responded that it would take place today, much to Deorsa and Fillan's surprise. As the Assassin spy lamented not having time to scout the region to make sure they were no setbacks or [[Lann Fala]] soldiers waiting for an ambush, William responded that time and surprise was of the essence and Sören took the side of his former apprentice, which angered Deorsa, stating that he did not wish to work with the mercenary, until William stopped their bickering and asked Deorsa to get into position.<ref name="Chapter 29">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 29 – Ignition</ref>

	After returning to the encampment with Sören and his group, Fillan introduced his sister to them, who he had rescued from the English garrison. She also told them about how the man that saved her, Sir [[Bradley Dacre]], was contacted by someone from the Brotherhood with information regarding Fillan. Deorsa, however, did not recall having spoken to anyone named like that, but he did remember a certain Sir Bradley who was rescued by an Assassin-affiliated clan. Angered by the lose of a possible ally, Deorsa got mad at Sören, stating that if they had given him time to scout Lanark, he could've gained access to such information. Yet, he also shared Fillan's terrible realization, something Sören had been saying for months; there was an Assassin among the Brotherhood who was double-crossing them for the Templars. Deorsa stated that, while they had had the theory about a traitor floating for a long while, they thought the attack on [[Cranshaws]] that Sören and Fillan experienced was conducted with intelligence from the south. However, the more recent attack on Scone had proved to the Assassins that the intel the Templars were receiving was too advanced to be a coincidence, as such, the group decided to search for the traitor along on their journey through the [[Scottish Highlands\|Highlands]].<ref name"Chapter 30">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 30 – Mirror</ref>		After returning to the encampment with Sören and his group, Fillan introduced his sister to them, who he had rescued from the English garrison. She also told them about how the man that saved her, Sir [[Bradley Dacre]], was contacted by someone from the Brotherhood with information regarding Fillan. Deorsa, however, did not recall having spoken to anyone named like that, but he did remember a certain Sir Bradley who was rescued by an Assassin-affiliated clan. Angered by the lose of a possible ally, Deorsa got mad at Sören, stating that if they had given him time to scout Lanark, he could've gained access to such information. Yet, he also shared Fillan's terrible realization, something Sören had been saying for months; there was an Assassin among the Brotherhood who was double-crossing them for the Templars. Deorsa stated that, while they had had the theory about a traitor floating for a long while, they thought the attack on [[Cranshaws]] that Sören and Fillan experienced was conducted with intelligence from the south. However, the more recent attack on Scone had proved to the Assassins that the intel the Templars were receiving was too advanced to be a coincidence, as such, the group decided to search for the traitor along on their journey through the [[Scottish Highlands\|Highlands]].<ref name"Chapter 30">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 30 – Mirror</ref>

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	===Early life===		===Early life===
	~~Not much~~ is known about Deorsa's past, other than, when he was younger~~, almost failed his first kill~~ due to a mistake~~. He~~ nevertheless ~~carried it effectively~~.<ref name="Chapter 15">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 15 – Bealltainn</ref>		LIttle is known about Deorsa's past, other than almost failing his first kill when he was younger due to an undisclosed mistake, though he nevertheless completed his mission.<ref name="Chapter 15">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 15 – Bealltainn</ref>

	===Time in Dalkeith===		===Time in Dalkeith===
	In late April 1296, Deorsa arrived at a tavern in [[Dalkeith]] to meet the [[Norway\|Norwegian]] [[Mercenary\|mercenary]] [[Sören]] to retrieve the [[Children of Fal\|Child of Fal]] [[Fillan]] after Sören ~~had been hired by Deorsa and the Brotherhood~~ to bring him and his twin sister [[Ailéas]] into their fold. Shortly after arriving at Dalkeith, Deorsa ~~got into the nerves of~~ Sören, ~~as the latter hadn't~~ informed him of the ~~presence of [[Cornavii~~]] ~~and~~ the [[Lann Fala]]~~, who~~ were ~~after~~ the boy. After meeting Fillan, Deorsa informed Sören that since [[James of Crannach]] ~~couldn't~~ come to pick up Fillan, the mercenary and his group would have to directly deliver Fillan to the headquarters of the Brotherhood at Scone, much to Sören's chagrin. After promising to double his reward for delivering the boy, Sören relented and promised to deliver Fillan to Scone. Cheerful, Deorsa departed with the intention to scatter false leads across the region so as to prevent the group from being followed further.<ref name="The Highlands Children">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 11 – Meeting</ref>		In late April 1296, Deorsa arrived at a [[tavern]] in [[Dalkeith]] to meet the [[Norway\|Norwegian]] [[Mercenary\|mercenary]] [[Sören]] to retrieve the [[Children of Fal\|Child of Fal]] [[Fillan]] after the Assassins hired Sören to bring him and his twin sister [[Ailéas]] into their fold. Shortly after arriving at Dalkeith, Deorsa began irritating Sören, who had not been informed him that a [[British Rite of the Templar Order\|British Templar]] group called the [[Lann Fala]] led by [[Cornavii]] were pursuing them to capture the boy. After meeting Fillan, Deorsa informed Sören that since [[James of Crannach]] could not come to pick up Fillan, the mercenary and his group would have to directly deliver Fillan to the headquarters of the Brotherhood at Scone, much to Sören's chagrin. After promising to double his reward for delivering the boy, Sören relented and promised to deliver Fillan to Scone. Cheerful, Deorsa departed with the intention to scatter false leads across the region so as to prevent the group from being followed further.<ref name="The Highlands Children">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 11 – Meeting</ref>

	For the following weeks, Deorsa would continue to appear across Dalkeith, often being busy or investigating on the Brotherhood's behalf. In those weeks, Deorsa warned Sören that the [[British Army\|English Army]] had set up a camp not far from Dalkeith, which inspired Sören to conduct a raid on the camp so as to slow the English.<ref name="Chapter 13">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 13 – Uncertainty</ref> For the raiding party, Sören selected [[Kyle Macdougall]], [[Edan]] and Fillan, which angered Deorsa, as he believed the boy ~~wasn't ready~~ for ~~something like that~~. In the weeks before the raid, he tried to dissuade Sören from bringing Fillan along, making one final attempt just moments before the raid, ~~however,~~ Sören was adamant ~~and, having realised~~ he ~~wasn't going to~~ convince him, he let ~~him~~ leave with the group.<ref name="Chapter 14">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 14 – Raid</ref>		For the following weeks, Deorsa would continue to appear across Dalkeith, often being busy or investigating on the Brotherhood's behalf. In those weeks, Deorsa warned Sören that the [[British Army\|English Army]] had set up a camp not far from Dalkeith, which inspired Sören to conduct a [[raid]] on the camp so as to slow the English.<ref name="Chapter 13">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 13 – Uncertainty</ref> For the raiding party, Sören selected [[Kyle Macdougall]], [[Edan]], and Fillan, which angered Deorsa, as he believed the boy was unready for combat. In the weeks before the raid, he tried to dissuade Sören from bringing Fillan along, making one final attempt just moments before the raid, but Sören was adamant. Having realized he could not convince him, Deorsa let Fillan leave with the group.<ref name="Chapter 14">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 14 – Raid</ref>

	On 1 May 1296, Deorsa encountered Fillan after the raid and congratulated him after his first successful kill, telling him that he was progressing nicely and that in some Gaelic cultures it was considered a rite of passage for becoming a man. When Fillan admitted that Sören helped him with the kill, Deorsa told him that that was nothing to be ashamed of, telling Fillan about the first kill he had to make in his youth. When Fillan asked Deorsa what the Brotherhood wanted from him, Deorsa advised him to be more quiet about the subject and that not even he knew what the Brotherhood wanted with him. He then advised him to enjoy [[Beltane\|Bealltainn]], but also to get away from his mercenary friends as soon as possible, much to Fillan's disgust.<ref name="Chapter 15"/>		On 1 May 1296, Deorsa encountered Fillan after the raid and congratulated him after his first successful kill, telling him that he was progressing nicely and that in some Gaelic cultures it was considered a rite of passage for becoming a man. When Fillan admitted that Sören helped him with the kill, Deorsa told him that that was nothing to be ashamed of, telling Fillan about the first kill he had to make in his youth. When Fillan asked Deorsa what the Brotherhood wanted from him, Deorsa advised him to be more quiet about the subject and that not even he knew what the Brotherhood wanted with him. He then advised him to enjoy [[Beltane\|Bealltainn]], but also to get away from his mercenary friends as soon as possible, much to Fillan's disgust.<ref name="Chapter 15"/>

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	'''Deorsa''' (died 1297) was the master-spy of the [[Scottish Brotherhood of Assassins\|Scottish Assassins]] during the early stages of the [[First War of Scottish Independence]].		'''Deorsa''' (died 1297) was the master-spy of the [[Scottish Brotherhood of Assassins\|Scottish Assassins]] during the early stages of the [[First War of Scottish Independence]].

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	===Time in Dalkeith===		===Time in Dalkeith===
	In late-April 1296, Deorsa arrived at a tavern in [[Dalkeith]] to meet the [[Norway\|Norwegian]] [[Mercenary\|mercenary]] [[Sören]] to retrieve the [[Children of Fal\|Child of Fal]] [[Fillan]] after Sören had been hired by Deorsa and the Brotherhood to bring him and his twin sister [[Ailéas]] into their fold. Shortly after arriving at Dalkeith, Deorsa got into the nerves of Sören, as the latter hadn't informed him of the presence of [[Cornavii]] and the [[Lann Fala]], who were after the boy. After meeting Fillan, Deorsa informed Sören that since [[James of Crannach]] couldn't come to pick up Fillan, the mercenary and his group would have to directly deliver Fillan to the headquarters of the Brotherhood at Scone, much to Sören's chagrin. After promising to double his reward for delivering the boy, Sören relented and promised to deliver Fillan to Scone. Cheerful, Deorsa departed with the intention to scatter false leads across the region so as to prevent the group from being followed further.<ref name="The Highlands Children">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 11: Meeting</ref>		In late April 1296, Deorsa arrived at a tavern in [[Dalkeith]] to meet the [[Norway\|Norwegian]] [[Mercenary\|mercenary]] [[Sören]] to retrieve the [[Children of Fal\|Child of Fal]] [[Fillan]] after Sören had been hired by Deorsa and the Brotherhood to bring him and his twin sister [[Ailéas]] into their fold. Shortly after arriving at Dalkeith, Deorsa got into the nerves of Sören, as the latter hadn't informed him of the presence of [[Cornavii]] and the [[Lann Fala]], who were after the boy. After meeting Fillan, Deorsa informed Sören that since [[James of Crannach]] couldn't come to pick up Fillan, the mercenary and his group would have to directly deliver Fillan to the headquarters of the Brotherhood at Scone, much to Sören's chagrin. After promising to double his reward for delivering the boy, Sören relented and promised to deliver Fillan to Scone. Cheerful, Deorsa departed with the intention to scatter false leads across the region so as to prevent the group from being followed further.<ref name="The Highlands Children">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 11: Meeting</ref>

	For the following weeks, Deorsa would continue to appear across Dalkeith, often being busy or investigating on the Brotherhood's behalf. In those weeks, Deorsa warned Sören that the [[British Army\|English Army]] had set up a camp not far from Dalkeith, which inspired Sören to conduct a raid on the camp so as to slow the English.<ref name="Chapter 13">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 13: Uncertainty</ref> For the raiding party, Sören selected [[Kyle Macdougall]], [[Edan]] and Fillan, which angered Deorsa, as he believed the boy wasn't ready for something like that. In the weeks before the raid, he tried to dissuade Sören from bringing Fillan along, making one final attempt just moments before the raid, however, Sören was adamant and, having realised he wasn't going to convince him, he let him leave with the group.<ref name="Chapter 14">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 14: Raid</ref>		For the following weeks, Deorsa would continue to appear across Dalkeith, often being busy or investigating on the Brotherhood's behalf. In those weeks, Deorsa warned Sören that the [[British Army\|English Army]] had set up a camp not far from Dalkeith, which inspired Sören to conduct a raid on the camp so as to slow the English.<ref name="Chapter 13">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 13: Uncertainty</ref> For the raiding party, Sören selected [[Kyle Macdougall]], [[Edan]] and Fillan, which angered Deorsa, as he believed the boy wasn't ready for something like that. In the weeks before the raid, he tried to dissuade Sören from bringing Fillan along, making one final attempt just moments before the raid, however, Sören was adamant and, having realised he wasn't going to convince him, he let him leave with the group.<ref name="Chapter 14">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 14: Raid</ref>

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	===Action at Lanark===		===Action at Lanark===
	On early-Spring 1297, months after the ransacking of Scone, Deorsa arrived at [[Ben Alder\|Beann Eallair]] on orders from Thomas and William to check on Fillan and his training, which judging by the boy's new attitude and physical appearance, was going smoothly. Afterwards, while having dinner with the mercenary and the young Assassin, Deorsa explained not only how the English had progressed their invasion over the past few months, but that William wanted Sören and Fillan to join him at [[Lanark]] in three weeks, at the beginning of spring, to cause a revolt against the English garrison stationed there to distract them from obtaining the Stone of Destiny and to set off the spark of rebellion across all of Scotland. After the team decided to go to Lanark, Deorsa was pleased and declared that they would depart right away.<ref name="Chapter 27">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 27: Revolt</ref>		On early Spring 1297, months after the ransacking of Scone, Deorsa arrived at [[Ben Alder\|Beann Eallair]] on orders from Thomas and William to check on Fillan and his training, which judging by the boy's new attitude and physical appearance, was going smoothly. Afterwards, while having dinner with the mercenary and the young Assassin, Deorsa explained not only how the English had progressed their invasion over the past few months, but that William wanted Sören and Fillan to join him at [[Lanark]] in three weeks, at the beginning of spring, to cause a revolt against the English garrison stationed there to distract them from obtaining the Stone of Destiny and to set off the spark of rebellion across all of Scotland. After the team decided to go to Lanark, Deorsa was pleased and declared that they would depart right away.<ref name="Chapter 27">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 27: Revolt</ref>

	Along the way to Lanark, the mercenary group grew tired of Deorsa and tied him up to a donkey for the remainder of the journey. Two weeks later, on May 1297, Deorsa arrived along with the group to a forest at {{Wiki\|Lanarkshire}} where they were to meet with William and the Assassin apprentice [[James of Crannach]]. As William untied Deorsa, he lashed out at the group for having tied him, but later expressed admiration and marvel for William's revolt plan. When he asked when the [[Action at Lanark\|action]] would take place, William responded that it would take place today, much to Deorsa and Fillan's surprise. As the Assassin spy lamented not having time to scout the region to make sure they were no setbacks or [[Lann Fala]] soldiers waiting for an ambush, William responded that time and surprise was of the essence and Sören took the side of his former apprentice, which angered Deorsa, stating that he didn't wish to work with the mercenary, until William stopped their bickering and asked Deorsa to get into position.<ref name="Chapter 29">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 29: Ignition</ref>		Along the way to Lanark, the mercenary group grew tired of Deorsa and tied him up to a donkey for the remainder of the journey. Two weeks later, on May 1297, Deorsa arrived along with the group to a forest at {{Wiki\|Lanarkshire}} where they were to meet with William and the Assassin apprentice [[James of Crannach]]. As William untied Deorsa, he lashed out at the group for having tied him, but later expressed admiration and marvel for William's revolt plan. When he asked when the [[Action at Lanark\|action]] would take place, William responded that it would take place today, much to Deorsa and Fillan's surprise. As the Assassin spy lamented not having time to scout the region to make sure they were no setbacks or [[Lann Fala]] soldiers waiting for an ambush, William responded that time and surprise was of the essence and Sören took the side of his former apprentice, which angered Deorsa, stating that he didn't wish to work with the mercenary, until William stopped their bickering and asked Deorsa to get into position.<ref name="Chapter 29">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 29: Ignition</ref>

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	===Action at Lanark===		===Action at Lanark===
	On early-Spring 1297, months after the ransacking of Scone, Deorsa arrived at [[Ben Alder\|Beann Eallair]] on orders from Thomas and William to check on Fillan and his training, which judging by the boy's new attitude and physical appearance, was going smoothly. Afterwards, while having dinner with the mercenary and the young Assassin, Deorsa explained not only how ~~the progress~~ the English had progressed their invasion over the past few months, but that William wanted Sören and Fillan to join him at [[Lanark]] in three weeks, at the beginning of spring, to cause a revolt against the English garrison stationed there to distract them from obtaining the Stone of Destiny and to set off the spark of rebellion across all of Scotland. After the team decided to go to Lanark, Deorsa was pleased and declared that they would depart right away.<ref name="Chapter 27">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 27: Revolt</ref>		On early-Spring 1297, months after the ransacking of Scone, Deorsa arrived at [[Ben Alder\|Beann Eallair]] on orders from Thomas and William to check on Fillan and his training, which judging by the boy's new attitude and physical appearance, was going smoothly. Afterwards, while having dinner with the mercenary and the young Assassin, Deorsa explained not only how the English had progressed their invasion over the past few months, but that William wanted Sören and Fillan to join him at [[Lanark]] in three weeks, at the beginning of spring, to cause a revolt against the English garrison stationed there to distract them from obtaining the Stone of Destiny and to set off the spark of rebellion across all of Scotland. After the team decided to go to Lanark, Deorsa was pleased and declared that they would depart right away.<ref name="Chapter 27">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 27: Revolt</ref>

	Along the way to Lanark, the mercenary group grew tired of Deorsa and tied him up to a donkey for the remainder of the journey. Two weeks later, on May 1297, Deorsa arrived along with the group to a forest at {{Wiki\|Lanarkshire}} where they were to meet with William and the Assassin apprentice [[James of Crannach]]. As William untied Deorsa, he lashed out at the group for having tied him, but later expressed admiration and marvel for William's revolt plan. When he asked when the [[Action at Lanark\|action]] would take place, William responded that it would take place today, much to Deorsa and Fillan's surprise. As the Assassin spy lamented not having time to scout the region to make sure they were no setbacks or [[Lann Fala]] soldiers waiting for an ambush, William responded that time and surprise was of the essence and Sören took the side of his former apprentice, which angered Deorsa, stating that he didn't wish to work with the mercenary, until William stopped their bickering and asked Deorsa to get into position.<ref name="Chapter 29">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 29: Ignition</ref>		Along the way to Lanark, the mercenary group grew tired of Deorsa and tied him up to a donkey for the remainder of the journey. Two weeks later, on May 1297, Deorsa arrived along with the group to a forest at {{Wiki\|Lanarkshire}} where they were to meet with William and the Assassin apprentice [[James of Crannach]]. As William untied Deorsa, he lashed out at the group for having tied him, but later expressed admiration and marvel for William's revolt plan. When he asked when the [[Action at Lanark\|action]] would take place, William responded that it would take place today, much to Deorsa and Fillan's surprise. As the Assassin spy lamented not having time to scout the region to make sure they were no setbacks or [[Lann Fala]] soldiers waiting for an ambush, William responded that time and surprise was of the essence and Sören took the side of his former apprentice, which angered Deorsa, stating that he didn't wish to work with the mercenary, until William stopped their bickering and asked Deorsa to get into position.<ref name="Chapter 29">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 29: Ignition</ref>

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	Several weeks after Bealltainn, Deorsa encountered Fillan again when he arrived to [[Scone Abbey]]. He greeted him in a freindly way and then proceeded to question Fillan about his current state, as Deorsa had heard that he had killed a man in {{Wiki\|Leith}}, which Fillan confirmed. After telling Fillan information about [[Cornavii]] and that killing that man was unwise, Deorsa was driven away by fellow Assassin [[William Wallace]], who sent him to verify they had all the information they needed.<ref name="Chapter 19">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 19: Brotherhood</ref>		Several weeks after Bealltainn, Deorsa encountered Fillan again when he arrived to [[Scone Abbey]]. He greeted him in a freindly way and then proceeded to question Fillan about his current state, as Deorsa had heard that he had killed a man in {{Wiki\|Leith}}, which Fillan confirmed. After telling Fillan information about [[Cornavii]] and that killing that man was unwise, Deorsa was driven away by fellow Assassin [[William Wallace]], who sent him to verify they had all the information they needed.<ref name="Chapter 19">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 19: Brotherhood</ref>

	Later that evening, Deorsa, along with William, [[Amy Comyn]], and abbot [[Thomas of Balmerino]] answered all of Fillan's boiling questions, form his link to the Bortherhood to the massacre of his clan, after telling the boy that he could choose to join the Brotherhood, Deorsa commented that they distasted extortion and would not force him to join them. As such, William stated that there would be another meeting tomorrow and that Fillan had until ~~the~~ to decided whether to join the Brotherhood or not.<ref name="Chapter 20">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 20: Child of Fal</ref>		Later that evening, Deorsa, along with William, [[Amy Comyn]], and abbot [[Thomas of Balmerino]] answered all of Fillan's boiling questions, form his link to the Bortherhood to the massacre of his clan, after telling the boy that he could choose to join the Brotherhood, Deorsa commented that they distasted extortion and would not force him to join them. As such, William stated that there would be another meeting tomorrow and that Fillan had until then to decided whether to join the Brotherhood or not.<ref name="Chapter 20">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 20: Child of Fal</ref>

	On the following day, Fillan announced his intention to join the Brotherhood, to which every council member nodded in agreement. However, after explaining the advancement of the English Army and the current state of Scotland, Thomas decided that Sören would be the one to train the boy in the ways of the Assassins. Deorsa was furious, declaring that Sören was no longer part of the Brotherhood and that his journey with the boy proved that Fillan would be in danger. Thomas, however, did not back down and everyone except Deorsa agreed to let Fillan train with Sören to join the Brotherhood.<ref name="Chapter 21">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 21: Apprentice</ref>		On the following day, Fillan announced his intention to join the Brotherhood, to which every council member nodded in agreement. However, after explaining the advancement of the English Army and the current state of Scotland, Thomas decided that Sören would be the one to train the boy in the ways of the Assassins. Deorsa was furious, declaring that Sören was no longer part of the Brotherhood and that his journey with the boy proved that Fillan would be in danger. Thomas, however, did not back down and everyone except Deorsa agreed to let Fillan train with Sören to join the Brotherhood.<ref name="Chapter 21">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 21: Apprentice</ref>

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	Along the way to Lanark, the mercenary group grew tired of Deorsa and tied him up to a donkey for the remainder of the journey. Two weeks later, on May 1297, Deorsa arrived along with the group to a forest at {{Wiki\|Lanarkshire}} where they were to meet with William and the Assassin apprentice [[James of Crannach]]. As William untied Deorsa, he lashed out at the group for having tied him, but later expressed admiration and marvel for William's revolt plan. When he asked when the [[Action at Lanark\|action]] would take place, William responded that it would take place today, much to Deorsa and Fillan's surprise. As the Assassin spy lamented not having time to scout the region to make sure they were no setbacks or [[Lann Fala]] soldiers waiting for an ambush, William responded that time and surprise was of the essence and Sören took the side of his former apprentice, which angered Deorsa, stating that he didn't wish to work with the mercenary, until William stopped their bickering and asked Deorsa to get into position.<ref name="Chapter 29">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 29: Ignition</ref>		Along the way to Lanark, the mercenary group grew tired of Deorsa and tied him up to a donkey for the remainder of the journey. Two weeks later, on May 1297, Deorsa arrived along with the group to a forest at {{Wiki\|Lanarkshire}} where they were to meet with William and the Assassin apprentice [[James of Crannach]]. As William untied Deorsa, he lashed out at the group for having tied him, but later expressed admiration and marvel for William's revolt plan. When he asked when the [[Action at Lanark\|action]] would take place, William responded that it would take place today, much to Deorsa and Fillan's surprise. As the Assassin spy lamented not having time to scout the region to make sure they were no setbacks or [[Lann Fala]] soldiers waiting for an ambush, William responded that time and surprise was of the essence and Sören took the side of his former apprentice, which angered Deorsa, stating that he didn't wish to work with the mercenary, until William stopped their bickering and asked Deorsa to get into position.<ref name="Chapter 29">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 29: Ignition</ref>

	After returning to the encampment with Sören and his group, Fillan introduced his sister to them, who he had rescued from the English garrison, she also told them about how the man that saved her, Sir [[Bradley Dacre]], was contacted by someone from the Brotherhood with information regarding Fillan. Deorsa, however, did not recall having spoken to anyone named like that, but he did remember a certain Sir Bradley who was rescued by an Assassin-affiliated clan. Angered by the lose of a possible ally, Deorsa got mad at Sören, stating that if they had given him time to scout Lanark, he could've gained access to such information, but he also shared Fillan's terrible realization, something Sören had been saying for months; there was an Assassin among the Brotherhood who was double-crossing them for the Templars. Deorsa stated that, while they had had the theory about a traitor floating for a long while, they thought the attack on [[Cranshaws]] that Sören and Fillan experienced was conducted with intelligence from the south. However, the more recent attack on Scone had proved the Assassins that the intel the Templars were receiving was too advanced to be a coincidence, as such, the group decided to search for the traitor along on their journey through the [[Scottish Highlands\|Highlands]].<ref name"Chapter 30">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 30: Mirror</ref>		After returning to the encampment with Sören and his group, Fillan introduced his sister to them, who he had rescued from the English garrison, she also told them about how the man that saved her, Sir [[Bradley Dacre]], was contacted by someone from the Brotherhood with information regarding Fillan. Deorsa, however, did not recall having spoken to anyone named like that, but he did remember a certain Sir Bradley who was rescued by an Assassin-affiliated clan. Angered by the lose of a possible ally, Deorsa got mad at Sören, stating that if they had given him time to scout Lanark, he could've gained access to such information, but he also shared Fillan's terrible realization, something Sören had been saying for months; there was an Assassin among the Brotherhood who was double-crossing them for the Templars. Deorsa stated that, while they had had the theory about a traitor floating for a long while, they thought the attack on [[Cranshaws]] that Sören and Fillan experienced was conducted with intelligence from the south. However, the more recent attack on Scone had proved to the Assassins that the intel the Templars were receiving was too advanced to be a coincidence, as such, the group decided to search for the traitor along on their journey through the [[Scottish Highlands\|Highlands]].<ref name"Chapter 30">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 30: Mirror</ref>

	===Unifying Scotland===		===Unifying Scotland===

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	On early-Spring 1297, months after the ransacking of Scone, Deorsa arrived at [[Ben Alder\|Beann Eallair]] on orders from Thomas and William to check on Fillan and his training, which judging by the boy's new attitude and physical appearance, was going smoothly. Afterwards, while having dinner with the mercenary and the young Assassin, Deorsa explained not only how the progress the English had progressed their invasion over the past few months, but that William wanted Sören and Fillan to join him at [[Lanark]] in three weeks, at the beginning of spring, to cause a revolt against the English garrison stationed there to distract them from obtaining the Stone of Destiny and to set off the spark of rebellion across all of Scotland. After the team decided to go to Lanark, Deorsa was pleased and declared that they would depart right away.<ref name="Chapter 27">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 27: Revolt</ref>		On early-Spring 1297, months after the ransacking of Scone, Deorsa arrived at [[Ben Alder\|Beann Eallair]] on orders from Thomas and William to check on Fillan and his training, which judging by the boy's new attitude and physical appearance, was going smoothly. Afterwards, while having dinner with the mercenary and the young Assassin, Deorsa explained not only how the progress the English had progressed their invasion over the past few months, but that William wanted Sören and Fillan to join him at [[Lanark]] in three weeks, at the beginning of spring, to cause a revolt against the English garrison stationed there to distract them from obtaining the Stone of Destiny and to set off the spark of rebellion across all of Scotland. After the team decided to go to Lanark, Deorsa was pleased and declared that they would depart right away.<ref name="Chapter 27">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 27: Revolt</ref>

	Along the way to Lanark, the mercenary group grew tired of Deorsa and tied him up to a donkey for the remainder of the journey. Two ~~weekss~~ later, on May 1297, Deorsa arrived along with the group to a forest at {{Wiki\|Lanarkshire}} where they were to meet with William and the Assassin apprentice [[James of Crannach]]. As William untied Deorsa, he lashed out at the group for having tied him, but later expressed admiration and marvel for William's revolt plan. When he asked when the [[Action at Lanark\|action]] would take place, William responded that it would take place today, much to Deorsa and Fillan's surprise. As the Assassin spy lamented not having time to scout the region to make sure they were no setbacks or [[Lann Fala]] soldiers waiting for an ambush, William responded that time and surprise was of the essence and Sören took the side of his former apprentice, which angered Deorsa, stating that he didn't wish to work with the mercenary, until William stopped their bickering and asked Deorsa to get into position.<ref name="Chapter 29">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 29: Ignition</ref>		Along the way to Lanark, the mercenary group grew tired of Deorsa and tied him up to a donkey for the remainder of the journey. Two weeks later, on May 1297, Deorsa arrived along with the group to a forest at {{Wiki\|Lanarkshire}} where they were to meet with William and the Assassin apprentice [[James of Crannach]]. As William untied Deorsa, he lashed out at the group for having tied him, but later expressed admiration and marvel for William's revolt plan. When he asked when the [[Action at Lanark\|action]] would take place, William responded that it would take place today, much to Deorsa and Fillan's surprise. As the Assassin spy lamented not having time to scout the region to make sure they were no setbacks or [[Lann Fala]] soldiers waiting for an ambush, William responded that time and surprise was of the essence and Sören took the side of his former apprentice, which angered Deorsa, stating that he didn't wish to work with the mercenary, until William stopped their bickering and asked Deorsa to get into position.<ref name="Chapter 29">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 29: Ignition</ref>

	After returning to the encampment with Sören and his group, Fillan introduced his sister to them, who he had rescued from the English garrison, she also told them about how the man that saved her, Sir [[Bradley Dacre]], was contacted by someone from the Brotherhood with information regarding Fillan. Deorsa, however, did not recall having spoken to anyone named like that, but he did remember a certain Sir Bradley who was rescued by an Assassin-affiliated clan. Angered by the lose of a possible ally, Deorsa got mad at Sören, stating that if they had given him time to scout Lanark, he could've gained access to such information, but he also shared Fillan's terrible realization, something Sören had been saying for months; there was an Assassin among the Brotherhood who was double-crossing them for the Templars. Deorsa stated that, while they had had the theory about a traitor floating for a long while, they thought the attack on [[Cranshaws]] that Sören and Fillan experienced was conducted with intelligence from the south. However, the more recent attack on Scone had proved the Assassins that the intel the Templars were receiving was too advanced to be a coincidence, as such, the group decided to search for the traitor along on their journey through the [[Scottish Highlands\|Highlands]].<ref name"Chapter 30">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 30: Mirror</ref>		After returning to the encampment with Sören and his group, Fillan introduced his sister to them, who he had rescued from the English garrison, she also told them about how the man that saved her, Sir [[Bradley Dacre]], was contacted by someone from the Brotherhood with information regarding Fillan. Deorsa, however, did not recall having spoken to anyone named like that, but he did remember a certain Sir Bradley who was rescued by an Assassin-affiliated clan. Angered by the lose of a possible ally, Deorsa got mad at Sören, stating that if they had given him time to scout Lanark, he could've gained access to such information, but he also shared Fillan's terrible realization, something Sören had been saying for months; there was an Assassin among the Brotherhood who was double-crossing them for the Templars. Deorsa stated that, while they had had the theory about a traitor floating for a long while, they thought the attack on [[Cranshaws]] that Sören and Fillan experienced was conducted with intelligence from the south. However, the more recent attack on Scone had proved the Assassins that the intel the Templars were receiving was too advanced to be a coincidence, as such, the group decided to search for the traitor along on their journey through the [[Scottish Highlands\|Highlands]].<ref name"Chapter 30">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 30: Mirror</ref>

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	On early Spring 1297, months after the ransacking of Scone, Deorsa arrived at [[Ben Alder\|Beann Eallair]] on orders from Thomas and William to check on Fillan and his training, which judging by the boy's new attitude and physical appearance, was going smoothly. Afterwards, while having dinner with the mercenary and the young Assassin, Deorsa explained not only how the English had progressed their invasion over the past few months, but that William wanted Sören and Fillan to join him at [[Lanark]] in three weeks at the beginning of spring. They need to cause a revolt against the English garrison stationed there to distract them from obtaining the Stone of Destiny and to set off the spark of rebellion across all of Scotland. After the team decided to go to Lanark, Deorsa was pleased and declared that they would depart right away.<ref name="Chapter 27">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 27 – Revolt</ref>		On early Spring 1297, months after the ransacking of Scone, Deorsa arrived at [[Ben Alder\|Beann Eallair]] on orders from Thomas and William to check on Fillan and his training, which judging by the boy's new attitude and physical appearance, was going smoothly. Afterwards, while having dinner with the mercenary and the young Assassin, Deorsa explained not only how the English had progressed their invasion over the past few months, but that William wanted Sören and Fillan to join him at [[Lanark]] in three weeks at the beginning of spring. They need to cause a revolt against the English garrison stationed there to distract them from obtaining the Stone of Destiny and to set off the spark of rebellion across all of Scotland. After the team decided to go to Lanark, Deorsa was pleased and declared that they would depart right away.<ref name="Chapter 27">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 27 – Revolt</ref>

	Along the way to Lanark, the mercenary group grew tired of Deorsa and tied him up to a donkey for the remainder of the journey. Two weeks later, on May 1297, Deorsa arrived along with the group to a forest at {{Wiki\|Lanarkshire}} where they were to meet with William and the Assassin apprentice [[James of Crannach]]. As William untied Deorsa, he lashed out at the group for having tied him, but later expressed admiration and marvel for William's revolt plan. When he asked when the [[Action at Lanark\|action]] would take place, William responded that it would take place today, much to Deorsa and Fillan's surprise. As the Assassin spy lamented not having time to scout the region to make sure they were no setbacks or [[Lann Fala]] soldiers waiting for an ambush, William responded that time and surprise was of the essence and Sören took the side of his former apprentice, which angered Deorsa, stating that he ~~didn't~~ wish to work with the mercenary, until William stopped their bickering and asked Deorsa to get into position.<ref name="Chapter 29">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 29 – Ignition</ref>		Along the way to Lanark, the mercenary group grew tired of Deorsa and tied him up to a donkey for the remainder of the journey. Two weeks later, on May 1297, Deorsa arrived along with the group to a forest at {{Wiki\|Lanarkshire}} where they were to meet with William and the Assassin apprentice [[James of Crannach]]. As William untied Deorsa, he lashed out at the group for having tied him, but later expressed admiration and marvel for William's revolt plan. When he asked when the [[Action at Lanark\|action]] would take place, William responded that it would take place today, much to Deorsa and Fillan's surprise. As the Assassin spy lamented not having time to scout the region to make sure they were no setbacks or [[Lann Fala]] soldiers waiting for an ambush, William responded that time and surprise was of the essence and Sören took the side of his former apprentice, which angered Deorsa, stating that he did not wish to work with the mercenary, until William stopped their bickering and asked Deorsa to get into position.<ref name="Chapter 29">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 29 – Ignition</ref>

	After returning to the encampment with Sören and his group, Fillan introduced his sister to them, who he had rescued from the English garrison. She also told them about how the man that saved her, Sir [[Bradley Dacre]], was contacted by someone from the Brotherhood with information regarding Fillan. Deorsa, however, did not recall having spoken to anyone named like that, but he did remember a certain Sir Bradley who was rescued by an Assassin-affiliated clan. Angered by the lose of a possible ally, Deorsa got mad at Sören, stating that if they had given him time to scout Lanark, he could've gained access to such information. Yet, he also shared Fillan's terrible realization, something Sören had been saying for months; there was an Assassin among the Brotherhood who was double-crossing them for the Templars. Deorsa stated that, while they had had the theory about a traitor floating for a long while, they thought the attack on [[Cranshaws]] that Sören and Fillan experienced was conducted with intelligence from the south. However, the more recent attack on Scone had proved to the Assassins that the intel the Templars were receiving was too advanced to be a coincidence, as such, the group decided to search for the traitor along on their journey through the [[Scottish Highlands\|Highlands]].<ref name"Chapter 30">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 30 – Mirror</ref>		After returning to the encampment with Sören and his group, Fillan introduced his sister to them, who he had rescued from the English garrison. She also told them about how the man that saved her, Sir [[Bradley Dacre]], was contacted by someone from the Brotherhood with information regarding Fillan. Deorsa, however, did not recall having spoken to anyone named like that, but he did remember a certain Sir Bradley who was rescued by an Assassin-affiliated clan. Angered by the lose of a possible ally, Deorsa got mad at Sören, stating that if they had given him time to scout Lanark, he could've gained access to such information. Yet, he also shared Fillan's terrible realization, something Sören had been saying for months; there was an Assassin among the Brotherhood who was double-crossing them for the Templars. Deorsa stated that, while they had had the theory about a traitor floating for a long while, they thought the attack on [[Cranshaws]] that Sören and Fillan experienced was conducted with intelligence from the south. However, the more recent attack on Scone had proved to the Assassins that the intel the Templars were receiving was too advanced to be a coincidence, as such, the group decided to search for the traitor along on their journey through the [[Scottish Highlands\|Highlands]].<ref name"Chapter 30">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 30 – Mirror</ref>

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	On early-Spring 1297, months after the ransacking of Scone, Deorsa arrived at [[Ben Alder\|Beann Eallair]] on orders from Thomas and William to check on Fillan and his training, which judging by the boy's new attitude and physical appearance, was going smoothly. Afterwards, while having dinner with the mercenary and the young Assassin, Deorsa explained not only how the progress the English had progressed their invasion over the past few months, but that William wanted Sören and Fillan to join him at [[Lanark]] in three weeks, at the beginning of spring, to cause a revolt against the English garrison stationed there to distract them from obtaining the Stone of Destiny and to set off the spark of rebellion across all of Scotland. After the team decided to go to Lanark, Deorsa was pleased and declared that they would depart right away.<ref name="Chapter 27">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 27: Revolt</ref>		On early-Spring 1297, months after the ransacking of Scone, Deorsa arrived at [[Ben Alder\|Beann Eallair]] on orders from Thomas and William to check on Fillan and his training, which judging by the boy's new attitude and physical appearance, was going smoothly. Afterwards, while having dinner with the mercenary and the young Assassin, Deorsa explained not only how the progress the English had progressed their invasion over the past few months, but that William wanted Sören and Fillan to join him at [[Lanark]] in three weeks, at the beginning of spring, to cause a revolt against the English garrison stationed there to distract them from obtaining the Stone of Destiny and to set off the spark of rebellion across all of Scotland. After the team decided to go to Lanark, Deorsa was pleased and declared that they would depart right away.<ref name="Chapter 27">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 27: Revolt</ref>

	Along the way to Lanark, the mercenary group grew tired of Deorsa and tied him up to a donkey for the remainder of the journey. Two ~~weekss~~ later, on May 1297, Deorsa arrived along with the group to a forest at {{Wiki\|Lanarkshire}} where they were to meet with William and the Assassin apprentice [[James of Crannach]]. As William untied Deorsa, he lashed out at the group for having tied him, but later expressed admiration and marvel for William's revolt plan. When he asked when the [[Action at Lanark\|action]] would take place, William responded that it would take place today, much to Deorsa and Fillan's surprise. As the Assassin spy lamented not having time to scout the region to make sure they were no setbacks or [[Lann Fala]] soldiers waiting for an ambush, William responded that time and surprise was of the essence and Sören took the side of his former apprentice, which angered Deorsa, stating that he didn't wish to work with the mercenary, until William stopped their bickering and asked Deorsa to get into position.<ref name="Chapter 29">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 29: Ignition</ref>		Along the way to Lanark, the mercenary group grew tired of Deorsa and tied him up to a donkey for the remainder of the journey. Two weeks later, on May 1297, Deorsa arrived along with the group to a forest at {{Wiki\|Lanarkshire}} where they were to meet with William and the Assassin apprentice [[James of Crannach]]. As William untied Deorsa, he lashed out at the group for having tied him, but later expressed admiration and marvel for William's revolt plan. When he asked when the [[Action at Lanark\|action]] would take place, William responded that it would take place today, much to Deorsa and Fillan's surprise. As the Assassin spy lamented not having time to scout the region to make sure they were no setbacks or [[Lann Fala]] soldiers waiting for an ambush, William responded that time and surprise was of the essence and Sören took the side of his former apprentice, which angered Deorsa, stating that he didn't wish to work with the mercenary, until William stopped their bickering and asked Deorsa to get into position.<ref name="Chapter 29">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 29: Ignition</ref>

	After returning to the encampment with Sören and his group, Fillan introduced his sister to them, who he had rescued from the English garrison, she also told them about how the man that saved her, Sir [[Bradley Dacre]], was contacted by someone from the Brotherhood with information regarding Fillan. Deorsa, however, did not recall having spoken to anyone named like that, but he did remember a certain Sir Bradley who was rescued by an Assassin-affiliated clan. Angered by the lose of a possible ally, Deorsa got mad at Sören, stating that if they had given him time to scout Lanark, he could've gained access to such information, but he also shared Fillan's terrible realization, something Sören had been saying for months; there was an Assassin among the Brotherhood who was double-crossing them for the Templars. Deorsa stated that, while they had had the theory about a traitor floating for a long while, they thought the attack on [[Cranshaws]] that Sören and Fillan experienced was conducted with intelligence from the south. However, the more recent attack on Scone had proved the Assassins that the intel the Templars were receiving was too advanced to be a coincidence, as such, the group decided to search for the traitor along on their journey through the [[Scottish Highlands\|Highlands]].<ref name"Chapter 30">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 30: Mirror</ref>		After returning to the encampment with Sören and his group, Fillan introduced his sister to them, who he had rescued from the English garrison, she also told them about how the man that saved her, Sir [[Bradley Dacre]], was contacted by someone from the Brotherhood with information regarding Fillan. Deorsa, however, did not recall having spoken to anyone named like that, but he did remember a certain Sir Bradley who was rescued by an Assassin-affiliated clan. Angered by the lose of a possible ally, Deorsa got mad at Sören, stating that if they had given him time to scout Lanark, he could've gained access to such information, but he also shared Fillan's terrible realization, something Sören had been saying for months; there was an Assassin among the Brotherhood who was double-crossing them for the Templars. Deorsa stated that, while they had had the theory about a traitor floating for a long while, they thought the attack on [[Cranshaws]] that Sören and Fillan experienced was conducted with intelligence from the south. However, the more recent attack on Scone had proved the Assassins that the intel the Templars were receiving was too advanced to be a coincidence, as such, the group decided to search for the traitor along on their journey through the [[Scottish Highlands\|Highlands]].<ref name"Chapter 30">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Highlands Children]]'' - Chapter 30: Mirror</ref>