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	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
	<gallery captionalign="center" position="center~~" spacing="small~~" widths="180">		<gallery captionalign="center" position="center" widths="180">
	ACC Gonzalo Pardo 2.png\|Don Gonzalo		ACC Gonzalo Pardo 2.png\|Don Gonzalo
	Don Gonzalo profile.png\|A close-up to Don Gonzalo's face		Don Gonzalo profile.png\|A close-up to Don Gonzalo's face

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	===Redemption===		===Redemption===
			[[File:AC - Pardo tells Quila of his failed mission.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Pardo tells Quila of his failed mission to save Atahualpa]]
	On their way to the execution site, Pardo revealed that he had infiltrated the Spanish camp near Cusco after leaving Quila. While there, he had discovered that the Spanish allied themselves with an Inca merchant who was also the one who sent the message unveiling the plot and intercepted by Quila. As she was dragged toward Ayar to be executed, Quila finally understood that the traitor was Tuti Cusi, his contacts with the Spanish explaining why he knew Pardo by his name and why he didn't even tried to warn Emperor Manco about a potential threat.<ref name="AC 9" /> At first Ayar refused to believe that his father was a traitor but ultimately realized that she was right as his father only cared for money and power. Professing his undying love for Quila, Ayar attacked the three warriors sent with him by his father, killing them. Believing to be failure, a distraught Pardo told Quila to left him behind and the two Incas left on his horse to save the Emperor.<ref name="AC 10">''[[Assassin's Creed (Titan Comics)\|Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[Assassin's Creed 10\|Issue #10]]</ref>		On their way to the execution site, Pardo revealed that he had infiltrated the Spanish camp near Cusco after leaving Quila. While there, he had discovered that the Spanish allied themselves with an Inca merchant who was also the one who sent the message unveiling the plot and intercepted by Quila. As she was dragged toward Ayar to be executed, Quila finally understood that the traitor was Tuti Cusi, his contacts with the Spanish explaining why he knew Pardo by his name and why he didn't even tried to warn Emperor Manco about a potential threat.<ref name="AC 9" /> At first Ayar refused to believe that his father was a traitor but ultimately realized that she was right as his father only cared for money and power. Professing his undying love for Quila, Ayar attacked the three warriors sent with him by his father, killing them. Believing to be failure, a distraught Pardo told Quila to left him behind and the two Incas left on his horse to save the Emperor.<ref name="AC 10">''[[Assassin's Creed (Titan Comics)\|Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[Assassin's Creed 10\|Issue #10]]</ref>

			[[File:AC - Pardo stops the attacker from killing the Emperor.png\|thumb\|250px\|Pardo stops the attacker from killing the Inca Emperor]]
	After their departure, Pardo quickly changed his mind and also left for Cusco. Infiltrating the Palace, the fallen Assassin reached Manco's private chambers just in time to save the Emperor from Tuti Cusi's killer. Pardo throwed a knife into the man's heart as he was about to struck down Manco. However, against all expectations the warrior was still able to fight and they engaged into a vicious brawl after Manco was knocked out. Despite his wound, the tireless killer took the advantage on Pardo and was about to strangle him with his bare hands when Quila freed herself from the grip of Tuti Cusi, biting the hand he held on her mouth. Rushing to the assistance of the spaniard, the young runner threw her body against that of the killer, projecting him through the window, to his death. To thank her for saving his life, the Emperor made Quila his personal messenger.<ref name="AC 10" />		After their departure, Pardo quickly changed his mind and also left for Cusco. Infiltrating the Palace, the fallen Assassin reached Manco's private chambers just in time to save the Emperor from Tuti Cusi's killer. Pardo throwed a knife into the man's heart as he was about to struck down Manco. However, against all expectations the warrior was still able to fight and they engaged into a vicious brawl after Manco was knocked out. Despite his wound, the tireless killer took the advantage on Pardo and was about to strangle him with his bare hands when Quila freed herself from the grip of Tuti Cusi, biting the hand he held on her mouth. Rushing to the assistance of the spaniard, the young runner threw her body against that of the killer, projecting him through the window, to his death. To thank her for saving his life, the Emperor made Quila his personal messenger.<ref name="AC 10" />

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	AC - Pardo knocking out the attackers.png\|Pardo waking up and knocking out the attackers		AC - Pardo knocking out the attackers.png\|Pardo waking up and knocking out the attackers
			AC - Pardo trying to help and warn Quila.png\|Pardo arrives too late to warn Quila
	AC - Pardo antagonizing Diego.png\|Pardo antagonizing Diego to create an opening		AC - Pardo antagonizing Diego.png\|Pardo antagonizing Diego to create an opening
			AC - Pardo refuses to follow Quila and Ayar.png\|Pardo, having his morale broken, refuses to follow Ayar and Quila
			AC - Pardo offers Quila an opening into the Assassin Brotherhood.png\|Pardo offers the quipa to Quila, giving her entry into the Assassin Brotherhood
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	===Working with Quila===		===Working with Quila===
	In 1536, after she inadverdently discovered a plot to assassinate the Emperor, Quila decided to steal Gonzalo's horse, Felipe, to warn Manco quicker. Unfortunately, the drunkard was awake and drew his sword, threatening the girl and telling her that no one was allowed to touch either his drink or his horse. However at the same moment, the three other Chasquis from whom Quila, out of rivalry, had stolen the message unveiling the plot, caught up with her. They threw a stone at her head with a sling, enraging Don Gonzalo, who added that his third rule was that no one was allowed to touch an innocent in front of him, before stumbling and knocking himself out.		[[File:AC - Pardo trips and falls.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Pardo trips and fall while trying to help Quila]]
			In 1536, after she inadverdently discovered a plot to assassinate the Emperor, Quila decided to steal Gonzalo's horse, Felipe, to warn Manco quicker. Unfortunately, the drunkard was awake and drew his sword, threatening the girl and telling her that no one was allowed to touch either his drink or his horse. However at the same moment, the three other Chasquis from whom Quila, out of rivalry, had stolen the message unveiling the plot, caught up with her. They threw a stone at her head with a sling, enraging Don Gonzalo, who added that his third rule was that no one was allowed to touch an innocent in front of him, before stumbling and knocking himself out.<ref name="AC 6">''[[Assassin's Creed (Titan Comics)\|Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[Assassin's Creed 6\|Issue #06]]</ref>

	However Quila manage to hold her attackers long enough for Pardo to wake up and to take care of two couriers with one kick, with Quila strangling the last one with the {{Wiki\|Quipu}}. After a brief discussion, they elected to share his horse, as she hoped to pass on the conspiracy message as fast as possible to the Emperor in Cuzco. Later as they were making a stop in a tavern to drink and let the horse rest, Pardo took the Quipu detailing the plot, refusing to give it back to Quila and telling her that he was going to save the Emperor. As he was preparing to leave, Quila knocked him out from behind, but struggled to retrieve the message as it is trapped below his heavy and unconcious body. Before she could retrieve it however, a group of Conquistadors arrived. They killed the Inca inkeeper, knocked her out and captured them both and their precious message.		However Quila manage to hold her attackers long enough for Pardo to wake up and to take care of two couriers with one kick, with Quila strangling the last one with the {{Wiki\|Quipu}}. After a brief discussion, they elected to share his horse, as she hoped to pass on the conspiracy message as fast as possible to the Emperor in Cuzco. Later as they were making a stop in a tavern to drink and let the horse rest, Pardo took the Quipu detailing the plot, refusing to give it back to Quila and telling her that he was going to save the Emperor. As he was preparing to leave, Quila knocked him out from behind, but struggled to retrieve the message as it is trapped below his heavy and unconcious body. Before she could retrieve it however, a group of Conquistadors arrived. They killed the Inca inkeeper, knocked her out and captured them both and their precious message.<ref name="AC 7">''[[Assassin's Creed (Titan Comics)\|Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[Assassin's Creed 7\|Issue #07]]</ref>

	As they are held captive by the conquistadors near [[Siege of Cuzco\|a battle site]], Pardo managed to antagonise their captor, [[Diego de Cuervo]], until a fight ensued, attracting nearby Inca warriors to their plight. They both managed to escape, but the Quipu was destroyed in the process. As they arrived at Cusco, they parted ways with Quila asking for the help of her former husband, [[Ayar Acar]], to warn the Emperor of the plot against him. Later, as Quila was trying to convince her former father-in-law, [[Tuti Cusi]], an official with considerable political power who held a grudge against her for leaving his son, Pardo bursted into the meeting, drunk. Already not believing Quila due to the lack of evidences, Ayar's father became enraged at the sight of Pardo, accusing Quila of conspiring with a conquistador and sentencing them both to die.		[[File:AC - Diego de Cuervo holding Quila and Pardo hostage.png\|thumb\|250px\|Pardo and Quila held captive by Diego]]
			As they are held captive by the conquistadors near [[Siege of Cuzco\|a battle site]], Pardo managed to antagonise their captor, [[Diego de Cuervo]], until a fight ensued, attracting nearby Inca warriors to their plight. They both managed to escape, but the Quipu was destroyed in the process. As they arrived at Cusco, they parted ways with Quila asking for the help of her former husband, [[Ayar Acar]], to warn the Emperor of the plot against him. Later, as Quila was trying to convince her former father-in-law, [[Tuti Cusi]], an official with considerable political power who held a grudge against her for leaving his son, Pardo bursted into the meeting, drunk.<ref name="AC 8">''[[Assassin's Creed (Titan Comics)\|Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[Assassin's Creed 8\|Issue #08]]</ref> Already not believing Quila due to the lack of evidences, Ayar's father became enraged at the sight of Pardo, accusing Quila of conspiring with a conquistador and sentencing them both to die.<ref name="AC 9">''[[Assassin's Creed (Titan Comics)\|Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[Assassin's Creed 9\|Issue #09]]</ref>

	===Redemption===		===Redemption===
	On their way to the execution site, Pardo revealed that he had infiltrated the Spanish camp near Cusco after leaving Quila. While there, he had discovered that the Spanish allied themselves with an Inca merchant who was also the one who sent the message unveiling the plot and intercepted by Quila. As she was dragged toward Ayar to be executed, Quila finally understood that the traitor was Tuti Cusi, his contacts with the Spanish explaining why he knew Pardo by his name and why he didn't even tried to warn Emperor Manco about a potential threat. At first Ayar refused to believe that his father was a traitor but ultimately realized that she was right as his father only cared for money and power. Professing his undying love for Quila, Ayar attacked the three warriors sent with him by his father, killing them. Believing to be failure, a distraught Pardo told Quila to left him behind and the two Incas left on his horse to save the Emperor.		On their way to the execution site, Pardo revealed that he had infiltrated the Spanish camp near Cusco after leaving Quila. While there, he had discovered that the Spanish allied themselves with an Inca merchant who was also the one who sent the message unveiling the plot and intercepted by Quila. As she was dragged toward Ayar to be executed, Quila finally understood that the traitor was Tuti Cusi, his contacts with the Spanish explaining why he knew Pardo by his name and why he didn't even tried to warn Emperor Manco about a potential threat.<ref name="AC 9" /> At first Ayar refused to believe that his father was a traitor but ultimately realized that she was right as his father only cared for money and power. Professing his undying love for Quila, Ayar attacked the three warriors sent with him by his father, killing them. Believing to be failure, a distraught Pardo told Quila to left him behind and the two Incas left on his horse to save the Emperor.<ref name="AC 10">''[[Assassin's Creed (Titan Comics)\|Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[Assassin's Creed 10\|Issue #10]]</ref>

	After their departure, Pardo quickly changed his mind and also left for Cusco. Infiltrating the Palace, the fallen Assassin reached Manco's private chambers just in time to save the Emperor from Tuti Cusi's killer. Pardo throwed a knife into the man's heart as he was about to struck down Manco. However, against all expectations the warrior was still able to fight and they engaged into a vicious brawl after Manco was knocked out. Despite his wound, the tireless killer took the advantage on Pardo and was about to strangle him with his bare hands when Quila freed herself from the grip of Tuti Cusi, biting the hand he held on her mouth. Rushing to the assistance of the spaniard, the young runner threw her body against that of the killer, projecting him through the window, to his death. To thank her for saving his life, the Emperor made Quila his personal messenger.		After their departure, Pardo quickly changed his mind and also left for Cusco. Infiltrating the Palace, the fallen Assassin reached Manco's private chambers just in time to save the Emperor from Tuti Cusi's killer. Pardo throwed a knife into the man's heart as he was about to struck down Manco. However, against all expectations the warrior was still able to fight and they engaged into a vicious brawl after Manco was knocked out. Despite his wound, the tireless killer took the advantage on Pardo and was about to strangle him with his bare hands when Quila freed herself from the grip of Tuti Cusi, biting the hand he held on her mouth. Rushing to the assistance of the spaniard, the young runner threw her body against that of the killer, projecting him through the window, to his death. To thank her for saving his life, the Emperor made Quila his personal messenger.<ref name="AC 10" />

	Later, as they were parting ways, Pardo offered Quila to join the Brotherhood, giving her a Quipu to show to the Assassins if she ever came to accept his offer.		Later, as they were parting ways, Pardo offered Quila to join the Brotherhood, giving her a Quipu to show to the Assassins if she ever came to accept his offer.<ref name="AC 10" />

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*In Issue 6, ~~Gonzalo~~ presents himself as Don Gonzalo Pardo before calling himself Gonzalez in the next page and in the following issues. In issues 9 and 10 however, he's referred to as Gonzalo again.		*In Issue 6, Pardo presents himself as Don Gonzalo Pardo before calling himself Gonzalez in the next page and in the following issues. In issues 9 and 10 however, he's referred to as Gonzalo again.
	*Gonzalo possessed a horse named Felipe.		*Gonzalo possessed a horse named Felipe.

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	<gallery captionalign="center" position="center" spacing="small" widths="180">		<gallery captionalign="center" position="center" spacing="small" widths="180">
	ACC Gonzalo Pardo 2.png\|Don Gonzalo		ACC Gonzalo Pardo 2.png\|Don Gonzalo
	~~ACC Gonzalo Pardo.png\|A drunk Gonzalo~~
	Don Gonzalo profile.png\|A close-up to Don Gonzalo's face		Don Gonzalo profile.png\|A close-up to Don Gonzalo's face
	Don Gonzalo's pose.png\|~~Gonzalo~~ posing after defeating one of Quila's attackers		Don Gonzalo's pose.png\|Pardo posing after defeating one of Quila's attackers
			AC - Pardo in a drunken state.png\|Pardo in a drunken state
			AC - Pardo knocking out the attackers.png\|Pardo waking up and knocking out the attackers
			AC - Pardo antagonizing Diego.png\|Pardo antagonizing Diego to create an opening
	</gallery>		</gallery>

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	==References==		==References==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed (Titan Comics)\|Assassin's Creed]]''		{{Reflist}}

	{{ACComic}}		{{ACComic}}
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Pardo, Gonzalo}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Pardo, Gonzalo}}

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	\| active = 16th century<br/>[[Peru]]		\| active = 16th century<br/>[[Peru]]
	\| species = [[Human]]		\| species = [[Human]]
	\| affiliates = [[Assassins]]}}		\| affiliates = [[Assassins]]
			*[[Peruvian Brotherhood of Assassins\|Peruvian Brotherhood]]
			*[[Spanish Brotherhood of Assassins\|Spanish Brotherhood]]}}
	Don '''Gonzalo Pardo''' was a [[Spain\|Spanish]] nobleman and member of the [[Assassins\|Assassin Brotherhood]] active in [[Peru]] during the [[Spanish conquest of the Inca Empire]] in the 16th century.		Don '''Gonzalo Pardo''' was a [[Spain\|Spanish]] nobleman and member of the [[Assassins\|Assassin Brotherhood]] active in [[Peru]] during the [[Spanish conquest of the Inca Empire]] in the 16th century.

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	[[Category:Spanish Assassins]]		[[Category:Spanish Assassins]]
	[[Category:Peruvian Assassins]]		[[Category:Peruvian Assassins]]

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*In Issue 6, Gonzalo presents himself as Don Gonzalo Pardo before calling himself Gonzalez in the next page and in the following issues. In issues 9 and 10 however, he's referred to as Gonzalo again.		*In Issue 6, Gonzalo presents himself as Don Gonzalo Pardo before calling himself Gonzalez in the next page and in the following issues. In issues 9 and 10 however, he's referred to as Gonzalo again.
	*Gonzalo possessed a horse named [[Felipe]].		*Gonzalo possessed a horse named Felipe.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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	===Working with Quila===		===Working with Quila===
	In 1536, after she inadverdently discovered a plot to assassinate the Emperor, Quila decided to steal ~~[[Felipe\|~~Gonzalo's horse]] to warn Manco quicker. Unfortunately, the drunkard was awake and drew his sword, threatening the girl and telling her that no one was allowed to touch either his drink or his horse. However at the same moment, the three other Chasquis from whom Quila, out of rivalry, had stolen the message unveiling the plot, caught up with her. They threw a stone at her head with a sling, enraging Don Gonzalo, who added that his third rule was that no one was allowed to touch an innocent in front of him, before stumbling and knocking himself out.		In 1536, after she inadverdently discovered a plot to assassinate the Emperor, Quila decided to steal Gonzalo's horse, Felipe, to warn Manco quicker. Unfortunately, the drunkard was awake and drew his sword, threatening the girl and telling her that no one was allowed to touch either his drink or his horse. However at the same moment, the three other Chasquis from whom Quila, out of rivalry, had stolen the message unveiling the plot, caught up with her. They threw a stone at her head with a sling, enraging Don Gonzalo, who added that his third rule was that no one was allowed to touch an innocent in front of him, before stumbling and knocking himself out.

	However Quila manage to hold her attackers long enough for Pardo to wake up and to take care of two couriers with one kick, with Quila strangling the last one with the {{Wiki\|Quipu}}. After a brief discussion, they elected to share his horse, as she hoped to pass on the conspiracy message as fast as possible to the Emperor in Cuzco. Later as they were making a stop in a tavern to drink and let the horse rest, Pardo took the Quipu detailing the plot, refusing to give it back to Quila and telling her that he was going to save the Emperor. As he was preparing to leave, Quila knocked him out from behind, but struggled to retrieve the message as it is trapped below his heavy and unconcious body. Before she could retrieve it however, a group of Conquistadors arrived. They killed the Inca inkeeper, knocked her out and captured them both and their precious message.		However Quila manage to hold her attackers long enough for Pardo to wake up and to take care of two couriers with one kick, with Quila strangling the last one with the {{Wiki\|Quipu}}. After a brief discussion, they elected to share his horse, as she hoped to pass on the conspiracy message as fast as possible to the Emperor in Cuzco. Later as they were making a stop in a tavern to drink and let the horse rest, Pardo took the Quipu detailing the plot, refusing to give it back to Quila and telling her that he was going to save the Emperor. As he was preparing to leave, Quila knocked him out from behind, but struggled to retrieve the message as it is trapped below his heavy and unconcious body. Before she could retrieve it however, a group of Conquistadors arrived. They killed the Inca inkeeper, knocked her out and captured them both and their precious message.

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	[[Category:~~Assassin Brotherhood members~~]]		[[Category:Assassins]]
	[[Category:Spanish Assassins]]		[[Category:Spanish Assassins]]
	[[Category:Peruvian Assassins]]		[[Category:Peruvian Assassins]]

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	<gallery captionalign="center" position="center" spacing="small" widths="180">		<gallery captionalign="center" position="center" spacing="small" widths="180">
	ACC Gonzalo Pardo 2.png\|Don Gonzalo		ACC Gonzalo Pardo 2.png\|Don Gonzalo
	ACC Gonzalo Pardo.png\| A drunk Gonzalo		ACC Gonzalo Pardo.png\|A drunk Gonzalo
	Don Gonzalo profile.png\| A close-up to Don Gonzalo's face		Don Gonzalo profile.png\|A close-up to Don Gonzalo's face
	Don Gonzalo's pose.png\| Gonzalo posing after defeating one of Quila's attackers		Don Gonzalo's pose.png\|Gonzalo posing after defeating one of Quila's attackers
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	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
	<gallery>		<gallery captionalign="center" position="center" spacing="small" widths="180">
	ACC Gonzalo Pardo 2.png\|Don Gonzalo		ACC Gonzalo Pardo 2.png\|Don Gonzalo
	ACC Gonzalo Pardo.png\| A drunk Gonzalo		ACC Gonzalo Pardo.png\| A drunk Gonzalo

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	{{Character Infobox		{{Character Infobox
	\| name = Gonzalo Pardo		\| name = Gonzalo Pardo
	\| image = ~~Don~~ Gonzalo Pardo.png		\| image = [[AC-Assassins Gonzalo Pardo Fullbody render.png]]
	\| active = 16th century<br/>[[Peru]]		\| active = 16th century<br/>[[Peru]]
	\| species = [[Human]]		\| species = [[Human]]

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	===Redemption===		===Redemption===
			[[File:AC - Pardo tells Quila of his failed mission.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Pardo tells Quila of his failed mission to save Atahualpa]]
	On their way to the execution site, Pardo revealed that he had infiltrated the Spanish camp near Cusco after leaving Quila. While there, he had discovered that the Spanish allied themselves with an Inca merchant who was also the one who sent the message unveiling the plot and intercepted by Quila. As she was dragged toward Ayar to be executed, Quila finally understood that the traitor was Tuti Cusi, his contacts with the Spanish explaining why he knew Pardo by his name and why he didn't even tried to warn Emperor Manco about a potential threat.<ref name="AC 9" /> At first Ayar refused to believe that his father was a traitor but ultimately realized that she was right as his father only cared for money and power. Professing his undying love for Quila, Ayar attacked the three warriors sent with him by his father, killing them. Believing to be failure, a distraught Pardo told Quila to left him behind and the two Incas left on his horse to save the Emperor.<ref name="AC 10">''[[Assassin's Creed (Titan Comics)\|Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[Assassin's Creed 10\|Issue #10]]</ref>		On their way to the execution site, Pardo revealed that he had infiltrated the Spanish camp near Cusco after leaving Quila. While there, he had discovered that the Spanish allied themselves with an Inca merchant who was also the one who sent the message unveiling the plot and intercepted by Quila. As she was dragged toward Ayar to be executed, Quila finally understood that the traitor was Tuti Cusi, his contacts with the Spanish explaining why he knew Pardo by his name and why he didn't even tried to warn Emperor Manco about a potential threat.<ref name="AC 9" /> At first Ayar refused to believe that his father was a traitor but ultimately realized that she was right as his father only cared for money and power. Professing his undying love for Quila, Ayar attacked the three warriors sent with him by his father, killing them. Believing to be failure, a distraught Pardo told Quila to left him behind and the two Incas left on his horse to save the Emperor.<ref name="AC 10">''[[Assassin's Creed (Titan Comics)\|Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[Assassin's Creed 10\|Issue #10]]</ref>

			[[File:AC - Pardo stops the attacker from killing the Emperor.png\|thumb\|250px\|Pardo stops the attacker from killing the Inca Emperor]]
	After their departure, Pardo quickly changed his mind and also left for Cusco. Infiltrating the Palace, the fallen Assassin reached Manco's private chambers just in time to save the Emperor from Tuti Cusi's killer. Pardo throwed a knife into the man's heart as he was about to struck down Manco. However, against all expectations the warrior was still able to fight and they engaged into a vicious brawl after Manco was knocked out. Despite his wound, the tireless killer took the advantage on Pardo and was about to strangle him with his bare hands when Quila freed herself from the grip of Tuti Cusi, biting the hand he held on her mouth. Rushing to the assistance of the spaniard, the young runner threw her body against that of the killer, projecting him through the window, to his death. To thank her for saving his life, the Emperor made Quila his personal messenger.<ref name="AC 10" />		After their departure, Pardo quickly changed his mind and also left for Cusco. Infiltrating the Palace, the fallen Assassin reached Manco's private chambers just in time to save the Emperor from Tuti Cusi's killer. Pardo throwed a knife into the man's heart as he was about to struck down Manco. However, against all expectations the warrior was still able to fight and they engaged into a vicious brawl after Manco was knocked out. Despite his wound, the tireless killer took the advantage on Pardo and was about to strangle him with his bare hands when Quila freed herself from the grip of Tuti Cusi, biting the hand he held on her mouth. Rushing to the assistance of the spaniard, the young runner threw her body against that of the killer, projecting him through the window, to his death. To thank her for saving his life, the Emperor made Quila his personal messenger.<ref name="AC 10" />

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	AC - Pardo in a drunken state.png\|Pardo in a drunken state		AC - Pardo in a drunken state.png\|Pardo in a drunken state
	AC - Pardo knocking out the attackers.png\|Pardo waking up and knocking out the attackers		AC - Pardo knocking out the attackers.png\|Pardo waking up and knocking out the attackers
			AC - Pardo trying to help and warn Quila.png\|Pardo arrives too late to warn Quila
	AC - Pardo antagonizing Diego.png\|Pardo antagonizing Diego to create an opening		AC - Pardo antagonizing Diego.png\|Pardo antagonizing Diego to create an opening
			AC - Pardo refuses to follow Quila and Ayar.png\|Pardo, having his morale broken, refuses to follow Ayar and Quila
			AC - Pardo offers Quila an opening into the Assassin Brotherhood.png\|Pardo offers the quipa to Quila, giving her entry into the Assassin Brotherhood
	</gallery>		</gallery>