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	During his investigation, Altaïr learned that William of Montferrat ruled Acre's Rich District with an iron fist, replacing the district's honest merchants with men loyal to himself so as to undermine the people's faith in King Richard; word among William's own soldiers held that he was destined for failure, with some fearing his wrath should they fall short of his expectations.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[Merchant Stand Destruction (William of Montferrat)]]</ref>		During his investigation, Altaïr learned that William of Montferrat ruled Acre's Rich District with an iron fist, replacing the district's honest merchants with men loyal to himself so as to undermine the people's faith in King Richard; word among William's own soldiers held that he was destined for failure, with some fearing his wrath should they fall short of his expectations.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[Merchant Stand Destruction (William of Montferrat)]]</ref>

	Altaïr returned to the bureau with this news, saying that he would attack while Montferrat was distracted with his men in his fortress. The Rafiq approved, giving him leave to strike.<ref name="Knowledge William"/> Altaïr found William arguing heatedly with King Richard as they exited the [[Acre Citadel]]. William claimed their enemies would not be emboldened by the {{Wiki\|~~massacre of~~ Ayyadieh}} following the [[Siege of Acre]], but rather "filled with fear". Richard asked how a man who stayed so far from the fighting knew the enemy so well, to which William replied that he ought to have earned his King's trust by then. Richard responded that making him Regent of Acre was proof enough of his trust, and left William to sulk as he headed back to the front line at Arsuf. Altaïr also learned that William had ordered the execution of nearly 3,000 Saracen prisoners taken when the Crusaders captured Acre, who were meant to be traded back to Saladin — a decision King Richard intended to confront him about.<ref name="Assassination William">''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[Assassination (William of Montferrat)]]</ref>		Altaïr returned to the bureau with this news, saying that he would attack while Montferrat was distracted with his men in his fortress. The Rafiq approved, giving him leave to strike.<ref name="Knowledge William"/> Altaïr found William arguing heatedly with King Richard as they exited the [[Acre Citadel]]. William claimed their enemies would not be emboldened by the {{Wiki\|Massacre at Ayyadieh}} following the [[Siege of Acre]], but rather "filled with fear". Richard asked how a man who stayed so far from the fighting knew the enemy so well, to which William replied that he ought to have earned his King's trust by then. Richard responded that making him Regent of Acre was proof enough of his trust, and left William to sulk as he headed back to the front line at Arsuf. Altaïr also learned that William had ordered the execution of nearly 3,000 Saracen prisoners taken when the Crusaders captured Acre, who were meant to be traded back to Saladin — a decision King Richard intended to confront him about.<ref name="Assassination William">''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[Assassination (William of Montferrat)]]</ref>
	[[File:William Assassination 5.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Altaïr assassinating William]]		[[File:William Assassination 5.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Altaïr assassinating William]]
	Frustrated, William retreated into his fortress to berate his men, just as Altaïr suspected he would. With William distracted, Altaïr infiltrated the citadel, waiting silently above as William dismissed his men to their posts. While William walked over to a nearby desk to make plans, the Assassin leaped down from above, putting his blade through William's throat.<ref name="Assassination William"/>		Frustrated, William retreated into his fortress to berate his men, just as Altaïr suspected he would. With William distracted, Altaïr infiltrated the citadel, waiting silently above as William dismissed his men to their posts. While William walked over to a nearby desk to make plans, the Assassin leaped down from above, putting his blade through William's throat.<ref name="Assassination William"/>

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	Returning to Masyaf, Altaïr spoke with Al Mualim about something that he had noticed: the Templar leaders were intentionally hindering both the Crusaders and the Saracen army, but Altaïr was at a loss as to why. Al Mualim opened the Templar treasure that Malik had recovered and removed an [[Apple of Eden 2\|orb]] from inside. He explained that Robert de Sablé wanted the Holy Land for himself to begin a new Templar empire, what they called their "''New World''", but that they could not do so without the orb.		Returning to Masyaf, Altaïr spoke with Al Mualim about something that he had noticed: the Templar leaders were intentionally hindering both the Crusaders and the Saracen army, but Altaïr was at a loss as to why. Al Mualim opened the Templar treasure that Malik had recovered and removed an [[Apple of Eden 2\|orb]] from inside. He explained that Robert de Sablé wanted the Holy Land for himself to begin a new Templar empire, what they called their "''New World''", but that they could not do so without the orb.

	Altaïr asked how a piece of silver could have such importance, and Al Mualim explained that it was this object that cast [[Adam]] and [[Eve]] out of [[Eden]], turned {{Wiki\|Staff of Moses\|sta}}{{Wiki\|Aaron's rod\|ves}} into [[snake]]s, helped [[Moses]] to {{Wiki\|Crossing the Red Sea\|part and close}} the [[Red Sea]], enabled [[Eris]] to begin the [[Trojan War]], and allowed ''"a [[Jesus of Nazareth\|poor carpenter]] to {{Wiki\|Marriage at Cana or\|turn water into wine}}"''. He also explained that Garnier's experiments were a means of replicating its enthralling effect on humans. Altaïr claimed that such power must never fall into Templar hands and Al Mualim gladly agreed, giving Altaïr two more targets to pursue.		Altaïr asked how a piece of silver could have such importance, and Al Mualim explained that it was this object that cast [[Adam]] and [[Eve]] out of [[Eden]], turned {{Wiki\|Staff of Moses\|sta}}{{Wiki\|Aaron's rod\|ves}} into [[snake]]s, helped [[Moses]] to {{Wiki\|Crossing the Red Sea\|part and close}} the [[Red Sea]], enabled [[Eris]] to begin the [[Trojan War]], and allowed ''"a [[Jesus of Nazareth\|poor carpenter]] to {{Wiki\|Marriage at Cana\|turn water into wine}}"''. He also explained that Garnier's experiments were a means of replicating its enthralling effect on humans. Altaïr claimed that such power must never fall into Templar hands and Al Mualim gladly agreed, giving Altaïr two more targets to pursue.

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	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Memories]]'' {{Imo}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Memories]]'' {{Imo}}
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' – ''[[The Eagle's Shadow]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' – ''[[The Eagle's Shadow]]''
			*''[[Assassin's Creed Roleplaying Game]]'' {{Imo}}

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	{{Quote\|I hold here a list. Nine men adorn it, nine men who need to die. They are plague-bringers, war-makers... Their power and influence corrupt the lands, ensuring that the Crusades continue.\|Al Mualim to Altaïr, regarding Altaïr's new quest.\|Assassin's Creed\|Knowledge (Masun)}}		{{Quote\|I hold here a list. Nine men adorn it, nine men who need to die. They are plague-bringers, war-makers... Their power and influence corrupt the lands, ensuring that the Crusades continue.\|Al Mualim to Altaïr, regarding Altaïr's new quest.\|Assassin's Creed\|Knowledge (Masun)}}
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	*''[[Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade]]''
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Memories]]'' {{Imo}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Memories]]'' {{Imo}}
			*''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]'' – ''[[The Eagle's Shadow]]''

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