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	Three hours after Caesar's assassination, the people of Rome began to riot, with [[Marcus Antonius\|Mark Antony]] stoking the flames of rebellion. Cassius and Brutus fled to the aqueduct supply storage and later had an unconscious and injured Aya brought there too. After Aya recovered from her wounds, she and Brutus quarreled over the methods they had used, with Brutus preaching the Roman way and Aya the [[Alexandria]]n. Meanwhile, Cassius tried to calm them, stating the need to flee.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 2\|Issue #02]]</ref>		Three hours after Caesar's assassination, the people of Rome began to riot, with [[Marcus Antonius\|Mark Antony]] stoking the flames of rebellion. Cassius and Brutus fled to the aqueduct supply storage and later had an unconscious and injured Aya brought there too. After Aya recovered from her wounds, she and Brutus quarreled over the methods they had used, with Brutus preaching the Roman way and Aya the [[Alexandria]]n. Meanwhile, Cassius tried to calm them, stating the need to flee.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 2\|Issue #2]]</ref>

	Sometime after evacuating their hideout, Aya was captured by Antony and tossed into a [[hippopotamus]]-filled aqueduct. Cassius and Brutus came to her rescue, and the three of them fled via an underwater opening. However, after exiting the aqueduct, they were met by Antony and his men.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 3\|Issue #3]]</ref> Fighting their way through the crowd, the trio confronted Antony. Brutus was enraged by Antony trying to control the public through fear, but ultimately spared his life.<ref name="#4">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 4\|Issue #4]]</ref>		Sometime after evacuating their hideout, Aya was captured by Antony and tossed into a [[hippopotamus]]-filled aqueduct. Cassius and Brutus came to her rescue, and the three of them fled via an underwater opening. However, after exiting the aqueduct, they were met by Antony and his men.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 3\|Issue #3]]</ref> Fighting their way through the crowd, the trio confronted Antony. Brutus was enraged by Antony trying to control the public through fear, but ultimately spared his life.<ref name="#4">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 4\|Issue #4]]</ref>

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	Following [[Gaius Julius Caesar]]'s elevation to dictator of the Roman Republic, the Hidden Ones recruited thirty-nine Roman senators and began to plot [[Assassination of Julius Caesar\|Caesar's assassination]], calling themselves the ''[[Roman Hidden Ones\|Liberatores]]''.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy]]'' – [[Rome: Chapter 2 - Giovanni Borgia]]</ref>		Following [[Gaius Julius Caesar]]'s elevation to dictator of the Roman Republic, the Hidden Ones recruited thirty-nine Roman senators and began to plot [[Assassination of Julius Caesar\|Caesar's assassination]], calling themselves the ''[[Roman Hidden Ones\|Liberatores]]''.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy]]'' – [[Rome: Chapter 2 - Giovanni Borgia]]</ref>

	On 14 March 44 BCE, Cassius met his fellow ''Liberatores'' underneath Rome, telling them that their plan to stop Caesar's ascension had failed. Brutus and Cassius then deemed assassination the only option. They pleaded with Aya not to kill him immediately as he had to be killed in public, leaving the Roman populace to respond to the spectacle.<ref>[[Assassin's Creed: Origins (comic)\|''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic]] – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 1\|Issue #01]]</ref> The following day, on the Ides of March, Aya, Brutus, and Cassius arrived at the [[Theatre of Pompey]], intending to carry out the assassination.<ref name="Fall of an Empire" />		On 14 March 44 BCE, Cassius met his fellow ''Liberatores'' underneath Rome, telling them that their plan to stop Caesar's ascension had failed. Brutus and Cassius then deemed assassination the only option. They pleaded with Aya not to kill him immediately as he had to be killed in public, leaving the Roman populace to respond to the spectacle.<ref>[[Assassin's Creed: Origins (comic)\|''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic]] – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 1\|Issue #1]]</ref> The following day, on the Ides of March, Aya, Brutus, and Cassius arrived at the [[Theatre of Pompey]], intending to carry out the assassination.<ref name="Fall of an Empire" />

	While Aya went to deal with [[Lucius Septimius]], a member of the Order, Brutus and Cassius were left to delay Caesar before they could carry on with their plan. After Aya killed Septimius and arrived at the Senate to deliver the first blow, Cassius, along with Brutus and twenty-three other senators, followed swiftly and stabbed Caesar to death.<ref name="Scroll 6">''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' – [[Scrolls of Romulus]]: VI</ref><ref name="Fall of an Empire" />		While Aya went to deal with [[Lucius Septimius]], a member of the Order, Brutus and Cassius were left to delay Caesar before they could carry on with their plan. After Aya killed Septimius and arrived at the Senate to deliver the first blow, Cassius, along with Brutus and twenty-three other senators, followed swiftly and stabbed Caesar to death.<ref name="Scroll 6">''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' – [[Scrolls of Romulus]]: VI</ref><ref name="Fall of an Empire" />

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	Three hours after Caesar's assassination, the people of Rome began to riot, with [[Marcus Antonius\|Mark Antony]] stoking the flames of rebellion. Cassius and Brutus fled to the aqueduct supply storage and later had an unconscious and injured Aya brought there too. After Aya recovered from her wounds, she and Brutus quarreled over the methods they had used, with Brutus preaching the Roman way and Aya the [[Alexandria]]n. Meanwhile, Cassius tried to calm them, stating the need to flee.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 2\|Issue #02]]</ref>		Three hours after Caesar's assassination, the people of Rome began to riot, with [[Marcus Antonius\|Mark Antony]] stoking the flames of rebellion. Cassius and Brutus fled to the aqueduct supply storage and later had an unconscious and injured Aya brought there too. After Aya recovered from her wounds, she and Brutus quarreled over the methods they had used, with Brutus preaching the Roman way and Aya the [[Alexandria]]n. Meanwhile, Cassius tried to calm them, stating the need to flee.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 2\|Issue #02]]</ref>

	Sometime after evacuating their hideout, Aya was captured by Antony and tossed into a [[hippopotamus]]-filled aqueduct. Cassius and Brutus came to her rescue, and the three of them fled via an underwater opening. However, after exiting the aqueduct, they were met by Antony and his men.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 3\|Issue #03]]</ref> Fighting their way through the crowd, the trio confronted Antony. Brutus was enraged by Antony trying to control the public through fear, but ultimately spared his life.<ref name="#4">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 4\|Issue #4]]</ref>		Sometime after evacuating their hideout, Aya was captured by Antony and tossed into a [[hippopotamus]]-filled aqueduct. Cassius and Brutus came to her rescue, and the three of them fled via an underwater opening. However, after exiting the aqueduct, they were met by Antony and his men.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 3\|Issue #3]]</ref> Fighting their way through the crowd, the trio confronted Antony. Brutus was enraged by Antony trying to control the public through fear, but ultimately spared his life.<ref name="#4">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 4\|Issue #4]]</ref>

	Cassius later followed Brutus in fleeing Rome and hiding in [[Philippi]], [[Makedonia]], but Antony's men eventually caught up to them in 42 BCE. In the ensuing [[Battle of Philippi\|battle]], Cassius was killed. Faced with certain defeat, Brutus fled and committed suicide soon after.<ref name="#4" />		Cassius later followed Brutus in fleeing Rome and hiding in [[Philippi]], [[Makedonia]], but Antony's men eventually caught up to them in 42 BCE. In the ensuing [[Battle of Philippi\|battle]], Cassius was killed. Faced with certain defeat, Brutus fled and committed suicide soon after.<ref name="#4" />

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	Three hours after Caesar's assassination, the people of Rome began to riot, with [[Marcus Antonius\|Mark Antony]] stoking the flames of rebellion. Cassius and Brutus fled to the aqueduct supply storage and later had an unconscious and injured Aya brought there too. After Aya recovered from her wounds, she and Brutus quarreled over the methods they had used, with Brutus preaching the Roman way and Aya the [[Alexandria]]n. Meanwhile, Cassius tried to calm them, stating the need to flee.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 2\|Issue #02]]</ref>		Three hours after Caesar's assassination, the people of Rome began to riot, with [[Marcus Antonius\|Mark Antony]] stoking the flames of rebellion. Cassius and Brutus fled to the aqueduct supply storage and later had an unconscious and injured Aya brought there too. After Aya recovered from her wounds, she and Brutus quarreled over the methods they had used, with Brutus preaching the Roman way and Aya the [[Alexandria]]n. Meanwhile, Cassius tried to calm them, stating the need to flee.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 2\|Issue #02]]</ref>

	Sometime after evacuating their hideout, Aya was captured by Antony and tossed into a [[hippopotamus]]-filled aqueduct. Cassius and Brutus came to her rescue, and the three of them fled via an underwater opening. However, after exiting the aqueduct, they were met by Antony and his men.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 3\|Issue #03]]</ref> Fighting their way through the crowd, the trio confronted Antony. Brutus was enraged by Antony trying to control the public through fear, but ultimately spared his life.<ref name="#4">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 4\|Issue #04]]</ref>		Sometime after evacuating their hideout, Aya was captured by Antony and tossed into a [[hippopotamus]]-filled aqueduct. Cassius and Brutus came to her rescue, and the three of them fled via an underwater opening. However, after exiting the aqueduct, they were met by Antony and his men.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 3\|Issue #03]]</ref> Fighting their way through the crowd, the trio confronted Antony. Brutus was enraged by Antony trying to control the public through fear, but ultimately spared his life.<ref name="#4">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 4\|Issue #4]]</ref>

	Cassius later followed Brutus in fleeing Rome and hiding in [[Philippi]], [[Makedonia]], but Antony's men eventually caught up to them in 42 BCE. In the ensuing [[Battle of Philippi\|battle]], Cassius was killed. Faced with certain defeat, Brutus fled and committed suicide soon after.<ref name="#4" />		Cassius later followed Brutus in fleeing Rome and hiding in [[Philippi]], [[Makedonia]], but Antony's men eventually caught up to them in 42 BCE. In the ensuing [[Battle of Philippi\|battle]], Cassius was killed. Faced with certain defeat, Brutus fled and committed suicide soon after.<ref name="#4" />

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	===Assassination of Julius Caesar===		===Assassination of Julius Caesar===
	In 47 BCE, Cassius ~~was recruited~~ by [[Amunet\|Aya]] into the [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]], alongside Brutus. Intending to combat ~~the~~ [[Order of the Ancients]] in [[Rome]], they regrouped in the [[The Den\|hideout]] below the [[Library of Alexandria]] to make preparations.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Last of the Medjay]]</ref> They later assisted Aya against Roman ships in the [[Mediterranean Sea]] before making the journey to Rome and establishing a Hidden Ones branch there.<ref name="Fall of an Empire">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' – [[Fall of an Empire, Rise of Another]]</ref>		In 47 BCE, Cassius was recruited by [[Amunet\|Aya]] into the [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]], alongside Brutus. Intending to combat the [[Order of the Ancients]] in [[Rome]], they regrouped in the [[The Den\|hideout]] below the [[Library of Alexandria]] to make preparations.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Last of the Medjay]]</ref> They later assisted Aya against Roman ships in the [[Mediterranean Sea]] before making the journey to Rome and establishing a Hidden Ones branch there.<ref name="Fall of an Empire">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' – [[Fall of an Empire, Rise of Another]]</ref>

	Following [[Gaius Julius Caesar]]'s elevation to dictator of the Roman Republic, the Hidden Ones recruited thirty-nine Roman senators and began to plot [[Assassination of Julius Caesar\|Caesar's assassination]], calling themselves the ''[[Roman Hidden Ones\|Liberatores]]''.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy]]'' – [[Rome: Chapter 2 - Giovanni Borgia]]</ref>		Following [[Gaius Julius Caesar]]'s elevation to dictator of the Roman Republic, the Hidden Ones recruited thirty-nine Roman senators and began to plot [[Assassination of Julius Caesar\|Caesar's assassination]], calling themselves the ''[[Roman Hidden Ones\|Liberatores]]''.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy]]'' – [[Rome: Chapter 2 - Giovanni Borgia]]</ref>

	On 14 March 44 BCE, Cassius met his fellow ''Liberatores'' underneath Rome, telling them that their plan to stop Caesar's ascension had failed. Brutus and Cassius then deemed assassination the only option. They pleaded with Aya not to kill him immediately as he had to be killed in public, leaving the Roman populace to respond to the spectacle.<ref>[[Assassin's Creed: Origins (comic)\|''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic]] – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 1\|Issue #01]]</ref> The following day, on the Ides of March, Aya, Brutus, and Cassius arrived at the [[Theatre of Pompey]], intending to carry out the assassination.<ref name="Fall of an Empire" />		On 14 March 44 BCE, Cassius met his fellow ''Liberatores'' underneath Rome, telling them that their plan to stop Caesar's ascension had failed. Brutus and Cassius then deemed assassination the only option. They pleaded with Aya not to kill him immediately as he had to be killed in public, leaving the Roman populace to respond to the spectacle.<ref>[[Assassin's Creed: Origins (comic)\|''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic]] – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 1\|Issue #01]]</ref> The following day, on the Ides of March, Aya, Brutus, and Cassius arrived at the [[Theatre of Pompey]], intending to carry out the assassination.<ref name="Fall of an Empire" />

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	===Assassination of Julius Caesar===		===Assassination of Julius Caesar===
	In 47 BCE, Cassius was recruited by [[Amunet\|Aya]] into the [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]], alongside Brutus. Intending to combat the [[Order of the Ancients]] in [[Rome]], they regrouped in the hideout below the [[Library of Alexandria]] to make preparations. They later assisted Aya against Roman ships in the [[Mediterranean Sea]] before making the journey to Rome and establishing a Hidden Ones branch there.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[~~Last~~ of ~~the Medjay~~]]</ref>		In 47 BCE, Cassius was recruited by [[Amunet\|Aya]] into the [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]], alongside Brutus. Intending to combat the [[Order of the Ancients]] in [[Rome]], they regrouped in the [[The Den\|hideout]] below the [[Library of Alexandria]] to make preparations.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Last of the Medjay]]</ref> They later assisted Aya against Roman ships in the [[Mediterranean Sea]] before making the journey to Rome and establishing a Hidden Ones branch there.<ref name="Fall of an Empire">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' – [[Fall of an Empire, Rise of Another]]</ref>

	Following [[Gaius Julius Caesar]]'s elevation to dictator of the Roman Republic, the Hidden Ones recruited thirty-nine Roman senators and began to plot [[Assassination of Julius Caesar\|Caesar's assassination]], calling themselves ''[[Roman Hidden Ones\|Liberatores]]''.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy]]'' – [[Rome: Chapter 2 - Giovanni Borgia]]</ref>		Following [[Gaius Julius Caesar]]'s elevation to dictator of the Roman Republic, the Hidden Ones recruited thirty-nine Roman senators and began to plot [[Assassination of Julius Caesar\|Caesar's assassination]], calling themselves the ''[[Roman Hidden Ones\|Liberatores]]''.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy]]'' – [[Rome: Chapter 2 - Giovanni Borgia]]</ref>

	On 14 March 44 BCE, Cassius met his fellow ''Liberatores'' underneath Rome, telling them that their plan to stop Caesar's ascension had failed. Brutus and Cassius then deemed assassination the only option. They pleaded with Aya not to kill him immediately as he had to be killed in public, leaving the Roman populace to respond to the spectacle.<ref>[[Assassin's Creed: Origins (comic)\|''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic]] – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 1\|Issue #01]]</ref> The following day, on the Ides of March, Aya, Brutus, and Cassius arrived at the [[Theatre of Pompey]], intending to carry out the assassination.<ref name="Fall of an Empire"~~>''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' – [[Fall of an Empire, Rise of Another]]<~~/~~ref~~>		On 14 March 44 BCE, Cassius met his fellow ''Liberatores'' underneath Rome, telling them that their plan to stop Caesar's ascension had failed. Brutus and Cassius then deemed assassination the only option. They pleaded with Aya not to kill him immediately as he had to be killed in public, leaving the Roman populace to respond to the spectacle.<ref>[[Assassin's Creed: Origins (comic)\|''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic]] – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 1\|Issue #01]]</ref> The following day, on the Ides of March, Aya, Brutus, and Cassius arrived at the [[Theatre of Pompey]], intending to carry out the assassination.<ref name="Fall of an Empire" />

	While Aya went to deal with [[Lucius Septimius]], a member of the Order, Brutus and Cassius were left to delay Caesar before they could carry on with their plan. After Aya killed Septimius and arrived at the Senate to deliver the first blow, Cassius, along with Brutus and twenty-three other senators, followed swiftly and stabbed Caesar to death.<ref name="Scroll 6">''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' – [[Scrolls of Romulus]]: VI</ref><ref name="Fall of an Empire" />		While Aya went to deal with [[Lucius Septimius]], a member of the Order, Brutus and Cassius were left to delay Caesar before they could carry on with their plan. After Aya killed Septimius and arrived at the Senate to deliver the first blow, Cassius, along with Brutus and twenty-three other senators, followed swiftly and stabbed Caesar to death.<ref name="Scroll 6">''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' – [[Scrolls of Romulus]]: VI</ref><ref name="Fall of an Empire" />

	===Fleeing Rome and death===		===Fleeing Rome and death===
	[[File:ACOc_-_Confronting_Antony.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Cassius, Brutus, and Aya ~~confronting Mark~~ Antony]]		[[File:ACOc_-_Confronting_Antony.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Cassius, Brutus, and Aya facing Antony]]
	Three hours after Caesar's assassination, the people of Rome began to riot, with [[Marcus Antonius\|Mark Antony]] stoking the flames of rebellion. Cassius and Brutus fled to the aqueduct supply storage and later had an unconscious and injured Aya brought there too. After Aya recovered from her wounds, she and Brutus quarreled over the methods they had used, with Brutus preaching the Roman way and Aya the [[Alexandria]]n. Meanwhile, Cassius tried to calm them, stating the need to flee.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 2\|Issue #02]]</ref>		Three hours after Caesar's assassination, the people of Rome began to riot, with [[Marcus Antonius\|Mark Antony]] stoking the flames of rebellion. Cassius and Brutus fled to the aqueduct supply storage and later had an unconscious and injured Aya brought there too. After Aya recovered from her wounds, she and Brutus quarreled over the methods they had used, with Brutus preaching the Roman way and Aya the [[Alexandria]]n. Meanwhile, Cassius tried to calm them, stating the need to flee.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 2\|Issue #02]]</ref>

	Sometime after evacuating their hideout, Aya was captured by Antony and tossed into a [[hippopotamus]]-filled aqueduct. Cassius and Brutus came to her rescue, and the three of them fled via an underwater opening. However, after exiting the aqueduct, they were met by Antony and his men.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 3\|Issue #03]]</ref> Fighting their way through the crowd, the trio confronted Antony. Brutus was enraged by Antony trying to control the public through fear, but ultimately spared his life.<ref name="#4">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 4\|Issue #04]]</ref>		Sometime after evacuating their hideout, Aya was captured by Antony and tossed into a [[hippopotamus]]-filled aqueduct. Cassius and Brutus came to her rescue, and the three of them fled via an underwater opening. However, after exiting the aqueduct, they were met by Antony and his men.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 3\|Issue #03]]</ref> Fighting their way through the crowd, the trio confronted Antony. Brutus was enraged by Antony trying to control the public through fear, but ultimately spared his life.<ref name="#4">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 4\|Issue #04]]</ref>

	Cassius later followed Brutus in fleeing Rome and hiding in [[Philippi]], [[Makedonia]], but Antony's men eventually caught up to them in 42 BCE. In the ensuing [[Battle of Philippi\|battle]], Cassius was killed. Faced with certain defeat, Brutus fled and committed suicide.<ref name="#4" />		Cassius later followed Brutus in fleeing Rome and hiding in [[Philippi]], [[Makedonia]], but Antony's men eventually caught up to them in 42 BCE. In the ensuing [[Battle of Philippi\|battle]], Cassius was killed. Faced with certain defeat, Brutus fled and committed suicide soon after.<ref name="#4" />

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	Three hours after Caesar's assassination, the people of Rome began to riot, with [[Marcus Antonius\|Mark Antony]] stoking the flames of rebellion. Cassius and Brutus fled to the aqueduct supply storage and later had an unconscious and injured Aya brought there too. After Aya recovered from her wounds, she and Brutus quarreled over the methods they had used, with Brutus preaching the Roman way and Aya the [[Alexandria]]n. Meanwhile, Cassius tried to calm them, stating the need to flee.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 2\|Issue #02]]</ref>		Three hours after Caesar's assassination, the people of Rome began to riot, with [[Marcus Antonius\|Mark Antony]] stoking the flames of rebellion. Cassius and Brutus fled to the aqueduct supply storage and later had an unconscious and injured Aya brought there too. After Aya recovered from her wounds, she and Brutus quarreled over the methods they had used, with Brutus preaching the Roman way and Aya the [[Alexandria]]n. Meanwhile, Cassius tried to calm them, stating the need to flee.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 2\|Issue #02]]</ref>

	Sometime after evacuating their hideout, Aya was captured by Antony and tossed into a [[hippopotamus]]-filled aqueduct. Cassius and Brutus came to her rescue, and the three of them fled via an underwater opening. However, after exiting the aqueduct, they were met by Antony and his men.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 3\|Issue #03]]</ref> Fighting their way through the crowd, the trio confronted Antony. Brutus was enraged by Antony trying to control the public through fear, but ultimately spared his life.<ref name="#4">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 4\|Issue #4]]</ref>		Sometime after evacuating their hideout, Aya was captured by Antony and tossed into a [[hippopotamus]]-filled aqueduct. Cassius and Brutus came to her rescue, and the three of them fled via an underwater opening. However, after exiting the aqueduct, they were met by Antony and his men.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 3\|Issue #3]]</ref> Fighting their way through the crowd, the trio confronted Antony. Brutus was enraged by Antony trying to control the public through fear, but ultimately spared his life.<ref name="#4">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 4\|Issue #4]]</ref>

	Cassius later followed Brutus in fleeing Rome and hiding in [[Philippi]], [[Makedonia]], but Antony's men eventually caught up to them in 42 BCE. In the ensuing [[Battle of Philippi\|battle]], Cassius was killed. Faced with certain defeat, Brutus fled and committed suicide soon after.<ref name="#4" />		Cassius later followed Brutus in fleeing Rome and hiding in [[Philippi]], [[Makedonia]], but Antony's men eventually caught up to them in 42 BCE. In the ensuing [[Battle of Philippi\|battle]], Cassius was killed. Faced with certain defeat, Brutus fled and committed suicide soon after.<ref name="#4" />

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	Three hours after Caesar's assassination, the people of Rome began to riot, with [[Marcus Antonius\|Mark Antony]] stoking the flames of rebellion. Cassius and Brutus fled to the aqueduct supply storage and later had an unconscious and injured Aya brought there too. After Aya recovered from her wounds, she and Brutus quarreled over the methods they had used, with Brutus preaching the Roman way and Aya the [[Alexandria]]n. Meanwhile, Cassius tried to calm them, stating the need to flee.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 2\|Issue #02]]</ref>		Three hours after Caesar's assassination, the people of Rome began to riot, with [[Marcus Antonius\|Mark Antony]] stoking the flames of rebellion. Cassius and Brutus fled to the aqueduct supply storage and later had an unconscious and injured Aya brought there too. After Aya recovered from her wounds, she and Brutus quarreled over the methods they had used, with Brutus preaching the Roman way and Aya the [[Alexandria]]n. Meanwhile, Cassius tried to calm them, stating the need to flee.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 2\|Issue #02]]</ref>

	Sometime after evacuating their hideout, Aya was captured by Antony and tossed into a [[hippopotamus]]-filled aqueduct. Cassius and Brutus came to her rescue, and the three of them fled via an underwater opening. However, after exiting the aqueduct, they were met by Antony and his men.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 3\|Issue #03]]</ref> Fighting their way through the crowd, the trio confronted Antony. Brutus was enraged by Antony trying to control the public through fear, but ultimately spared his life.<ref name="#4">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 4\|Issue #04]]</ref>		Sometime after evacuating their hideout, Aya was captured by Antony and tossed into a [[hippopotamus]]-filled aqueduct. Cassius and Brutus came to her rescue, and the three of them fled via an underwater opening. However, after exiting the aqueduct, they were met by Antony and his men.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 3\|Issue #03]]</ref> Fighting their way through the crowd, the trio confronted Antony. Brutus was enraged by Antony trying to control the public through fear, but ultimately spared his life.<ref name="#4">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' comic – [[Assassin's Creed: Origins 4\|Issue #4]]</ref>

	Cassius later followed Brutus in fleeing Rome and hiding in [[Philippi]], [[Makedonia]], but Antony's men eventually caught up to them in 42 BCE. In the ensuing [[Battle of Philippi\|battle]], Cassius was killed. Faced with certain defeat, Brutus fled and committed suicide soon after.<ref name="#4" />		Cassius later followed Brutus in fleeing Rome and hiding in [[Philippi]], [[Makedonia]], but Antony's men eventually caught up to them in 42 BCE. In the ensuing [[Battle of Philippi\|battle]], Cassius was killed. Faced with certain defeat, Brutus fled and committed suicide soon after.<ref name="#4" />

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	ACO Fall of an Empire, Rise of Another 5.jpg\|Cassius alongside Aya and Brutus		ACO Fall of an Empire, Rise of Another 5.jpg\|Cassius alongside Aya and Brutus
	ACO Fall of an Empire, Rise of Another 8.jpg\|Cassius alongside Aya and Brutus		ACO Fall of an Empire, Rise of Another 8.jpg\|Cassius alongside Aya and Brutus
	ACO_Cassius.png\|Cassius conspiring with his fellow Liberatores		ACO_Cassius.png\|Cassius conspiring with his fellow ''Liberatores''
			ACOC Aya Brutus Cassius surrounded.png\|Brutus, Aya, and Cassius surrounded by Antony's men
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