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	'''Masireh''' was a 14th century {{Wiki\|Soninke Wangara\|Wangaran}} [[gold]] trader. Living in [[Timbuktu]], Masireh and his family exploited his people's secret gold mines in West Africa which were coveted by unscrupulous individuals.		'''Masireh''' was a 14th-century {{Wiki\|Soninke Wangara\|Wangaran}} [[gold]] trader. Living in [[Timbuktu]], Masireh and his family exploited his people's secret gold mines in West Africa which were coveted by unscrupulous individuals.

	He is an ancestor to [[Grace Collins\|Grace]] and [[David Collins]], two 21st century teenagers.		He is an ancestor to [[Grace Collins\|Grace]] and [[David Collins]], two 21st-century teenagers.

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	===Kidnapped by a merchant===		===Kidnapped by a merchant===
	One day after selling his wares in Timbuktu, Masireh went to meet a [[Marrakshi merchant\|merchant]] from [[Marrakech]], [[Morocco]] to explore new business opportunities. The merchant was staying at a local inn and Masireh met him inside. The two greeted each other with various pleasantries before getting to business over some freshly brewed tea. The merchant wanted to know the secret location of the gold mines of the Wangaran people, a request Masireh could not help with as it was important to his people. The merchant thought as much, just as Masireh's vision started going blurry having been drugged via the tea. He soon fell unconscious.<ref name="ACLD TofK 4">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter 4</ref>		One day after selling his wares in Timbuktu, Masireh went to meet a [[Marrakshi merchant\|merchant]] from [[Marrakech]], [[Morocco]], to explore new business opportunities. The merchant was staying at a local inn and Masireh met him inside. The two greeted each other with various pleasantries before getting to business over some freshly brewed [[tea]]. The merchant wanted to know the secret location of the gold mines of the Wangaran people, a request Masireh could not help with as it was important to his people. The merchant thought as much, just as Masireh's vision started going blurry due to having been drugged via the tea. He soon fell unconscious.<ref name="ACLD TofK 4">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter 4</ref>

	~~Awoken~~ some time later, bound, the merchant ~~continued to interrogate Masireh~~ for the location of the mines ~~of the Wangaran~~. He sliced Masireh's cheek with his own dagger before leaving to sleep for the night. Masireh was given five hours to contemplate and pray to Allah for strength.<ref name="ACLD TofK 4"/> Still unable to free himself from his bindings, Masireh ~~still~~ sat in the desert where he ~~was~~ left the following morning. The merchant approached, still demanding the location, ~~however,~~ Masireh lied ~~telling the merchant~~ that he ~~didn't~~ know ~~the location of the mines as~~ he was in charge of the trade while his brother ~~was in charge of~~ the mines. He then cleverly tricked the merchant with a false [[~~Maps\|~~map]] that his brother supposedly left for him in ~~the~~ case he died.<ref name="ACLD TofK 8">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter 8</ref> At some point following this, Masireh fathered at least one more child with his wife.<ref name="ACLD TofK 4"/>		Awakening some time later, a bound Masireh was interrogated by the merchant for the location of the gold mines. He sliced Masireh's cheek with his own [[Short blade\|dagger]] before leaving to sleep for the night. Masireh was given five hours to contemplate and pray to [[Islam\|Allah]] for strength.<ref name="ACLD TofK 4"/>

			Still unable to free himself from his bindings, Masireh sat in the desert where he had been left until the following morning. The merchant approached him again, still demanding the mine's location, and Masireh lied that he did not know it because he was in charge of the gold trade while his brother oversaw the mines. He then cleverly tricked the merchant with a false [[map]] that his brother had supposedly left for him in case he died. After retrieving the map, which led nowhere, the merchant and his men let Masireh go.<ref name="ACLD TofK 8">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter 8</ref>

			At some point following this, Masireh fathered at least one more child with his wife.<ref name="ACLD TofK 4"/>

	===Legacy===		===Legacy===
	In October 2016,<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Heresy]]'' – Chapter 2</ref><ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Heresy]]'' – Chapter 8</ref> [[Grace Collins]] relived ~~his~~ memories through the [[Animus]] on behalf of the [[Templars]] in order to ~~look for clues for~~ a ~~hidden~~ [[Piece of Eden]].<ref name="ACLD TofK 4"/> After reliving her ancestor's memories, Grace became less impatient with the trial and error of the Animus. Masireh's memories however, ~~didn~~'~~t hold~~ the ~~answers they were after so they~~ moved on.<ref name="ACLD TofK 8"/> After her brother David went off on his own and ~~gained some independence from her and their eventual sidings~~ with the Templars ~~and~~ Assassins ~~respectively~~, ~~Grace~~ secretly wished she had a brother like Masireh's one she could rely on.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter 17</ref> When they were separated, Grace felt that David would find his way back to her, and so she put her faith in him just as Masireh put his in his own brother.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter 26</ref> When they finally ~~were~~ reunited, they bonded over Masireh's memories.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter 27</ref>		In October 2016,<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Heresy]]'' – Chapter 2</ref><ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Heresy]]'' – Chapter 8</ref> [[Grace Collins]] relived Masireh's memories through the [[Animus]] on behalf of the [[Templars]] in order to track down a [[Piece of Eden]].<ref name="ACLD TofK 4"/> After reliving her ancestor's memories, Grace became less impatient with the trial and error nature of the Animus. Masireh's memories, however, did not contain any clues to the Piece's location, so the Templars moved on.<ref name="ACLD TofK 8"/>

			After her brother [[David Collins\|David]], wishing to become more independent, went off on his own and sided with the Templars, Grace, who had sided with the [[Assassins]], secretly wished that she had a brother more like Masireh's, one she could rely on.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter 17</ref> When they were separated, Grace felt that David would find his way back to her, and so she put her faith in him just as Masireh had put his faith in his own brother.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter 26</ref> When they were finally reunited, they bonded over Masireh's memories.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter 27</ref>

	==Personality and traits==		==Personality and traits==
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	he carried a dagger and was skilled enough in its use.<ref name="ACLD TofK 4"/> He was also a proficient liar as he was able to trick his way out of revealing the location of his people's gold mines.<ref name="ACLD TofK 8"/>		Masireh carried a small dagger for self-defense and was skilled enough in its use.<ref name="ACLD TofK 4"/> He was also a proficient liar as he was able to trick his way out of revealing the location of his people's gold mines.<ref name="ACLD TofK 8"/>

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	===Kidnapped by a merchant===		===Kidnapped by a merchant===
	One day after selling his wares in Timbuktu, Masireh went to meet a [[~~Merchants~~\|merchant]] from ~~{{Wiki\|Marrakesh\|~~Marrakech}}, [[Morocco]] to explore new business opportunities. The merchant was staying at a local inn and Masireh met him inside. The two greeted each other with various pleasantries before getting to business over some freshly brewed tea. The merchant wanted to know the secret location of the gold mines of the Wangaran people, a request Masireh could not help with as it was important to his people. The merchant thought as much, just as Masireh's vision started going blurry having been drugged via the tea. He soon fell unconscious.<ref name="ACLD TofK 4"/>		One day after selling his wares in Timbuktu, Masireh went to meet a [[Marrakshi merchant\|merchant]] from [[Marrakech]], [[Morocco]] to explore new business opportunities. The merchant was staying at a local inn and Masireh met him inside. The two greeted each other with various pleasantries before getting to business over some freshly brewed tea. The merchant wanted to know the secret location of the gold mines of the Wangaran people, a request Masireh could not help with as it was important to his people. The merchant thought as much, just as Masireh's vision started going blurry having been drugged via the tea. He soon fell unconscious.<ref name="ACLD TofK 4">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter 4</ref>

	Awoken some time later, bound, the merchant continued to interrogate Masireh for the location of the mines of the Wangaran. He sliced Masireh's cheek with his own dagger before leaving to sleep for the night. Masireh was given five hours to contemplate and pray to Allah for strength.<ref name="ACLD TofK 4"/> Still unable to free himself from his bindings, Masireh still sat in the desert where he was left the following morning. The merchant approached, still demanding the location, however, Masireh lied telling the merchant that he didn't know the location of the mines as he was in charge of the trade while his brother was in charge of the mines. He then cleverly tricked the merchant with a false [[Maps\|map]] that his brother supposedly left for him in the case he died.<ref name="ACLD TofK 8">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter 8</ref> At some point following this, Masireh fathered at least one more child with his wife.<ref name="ACLD TofK 4"/>		Awoken some time later, bound, the merchant continued to interrogate Masireh for the location of the mines of the Wangaran. He sliced Masireh's cheek with his own dagger before leaving to sleep for the night. Masireh was given five hours to contemplate and pray to Allah for strength.<ref name="ACLD TofK 4"/> Still unable to free himself from his bindings, Masireh still sat in the desert where he was left the following morning. The merchant approached, still demanding the location, however, Masireh lied telling the merchant that he didn't know the location of the mines as he was in charge of the trade while his brother was in charge of the mines. He then cleverly tricked the merchant with a false [[Maps\|map]] that his brother supposedly left for him in the case he died.<ref name="ACLD TofK 8">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter 8</ref> At some point following this, Masireh fathered at least one more child with his wife.<ref name="ACLD TofK 4"/>

	===Legacy===		===Legacy===
	In 2016, [[Grace Collins]] relived his memories through the [[Animus]] on behalf of the [[Templars]] in order to look for clues for a hidden [[Piece of Eden]].<ref name="ACLD TofK 4"~~>''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter 4<~~/~~ref~~> After reliving her ancestor's memories, Grace became less impatient with the trial and error of the Animus. Masireh's memories however, didn't hold the answers they were after so they moved on.<ref name="ACLD TofK 8"/> After her brother David went off on his own and gained some independence from her and their eventual sidings with the Templars and Assassins respectively, Grace secretly wished she had a brother like Masireh's one she could rely on.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter 17</ref> When they were separated, Grace felt that David would find his way back to her, and so she put her faith in him just as Masireh put his in his own brother.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter 26</ref> When they finally were reunited, they bonded over Masireh's memories.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter 27</ref>		In October 2016,<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Heresy]]'' – Chapter 2</ref><ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Heresy]]'' – Chapter 8</ref> [[Grace Collins]] relived his memories through the [[Animus]] on behalf of the [[Templars]] in order to look for clues for a hidden [[Piece of Eden]].<ref name="ACLD TofK 4"/> After reliving her ancestor's memories, Grace became less impatient with the trial and error of the Animus. Masireh's memories however, didn't hold the answers they were after so they moved on.<ref name="ACLD TofK 8"/> After her brother David went off on his own and gained some independence from her and their eventual sidings with the Templars and Assassins respectively, Grace secretly wished she had a brother like Masireh's one she could rely on.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter 17</ref> When they were separated, Grace felt that David would find his way back to her, and so she put her faith in him just as Masireh put his in his own brother.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter 26</ref> When they finally were reunited, they bonded over Masireh's memories.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter 27</ref>

	==Personality and traits==		==Personality and traits==

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	Masireh was not a large man, instead having a slender stature. His attire consisted of robes with sandals and a sash around his waist. He also wore a cap covering his head.<ref name="ACLD TofK 4" />		Masireh was not a large man, instead having a slender stature. His attire consisted of robes with sandals and a sash around his waist. He also wore a cap covering his head.<ref name="ACLD TofK 4" />

	===~~Equipment~~ and ~~skills~~===		===Skills and equipment===
	he carried a dagger and was skilled enough in its use.<ref name="ACLD TofK 4"/> He was also a proficient liar as he was able to trick his way out of revealing the location of his people's gold mines.<ref name="ACLD TofK 8"/>		he carried a dagger and was skilled enough in its use.<ref name="ACLD TofK 4"/> He was also a proficient liar as he was able to trick his way out of revealing the location of his people's gold mines.<ref name="ACLD TofK 8"/>

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	'''Masireh''' was a 14th century {{Wiki\|Soninke Wangara\|Wangaran}} [[gold]] trader. Living in [[Timbuktu]], Masireh and his family exploited his people's secret gold mines in West Africa which were coveted by unscrupulous individuals.		'''Masireh''' was a 14th century {{Wiki\|Soninke Wangara\|Wangaran}} [[gold]] trader. Living in [[Timbuktu]], Masireh and his family exploited his people's secret gold mines in West Africa which were coveted by unscrupulous individuals.
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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	~~At some point, Masireh married~~ a ~~woman and fathered children.<ref name~~=~~"ACLD TofK 4"/>~~		===Kidnapped by a merchant===

	One day after selling his wares in Timbuktu, Masireh went to meet a [[Merchants\|merchant]] from {{Wiki\|Marrakesh\|Marrakech}}, [[Morocco]] to explore new business opportunities. The merchant was staying at a local inn and Masireh met him inside. The two greeted each other with various pleasantries before getting to business over some freshly brewed tea. The merchant wanted to know the secret location of the gold mines of the Wangaran people, a request Masireh could not help with as it was important to his people. The merchant thought as much, just as Masireh's vision started going blurry having been drugged via the tea. He soon fell unconscious.<ref name="ACLD TofK 4"/>		One day after selling his wares in Timbuktu, Masireh went to meet a [[Merchants\|merchant]] from {{Wiki\|Marrakesh\|Marrakech}}, [[Morocco]] to explore new business opportunities. The merchant was staying at a local inn and Masireh met him inside. The two greeted each other with various pleasantries before getting to business over some freshly brewed tea. The merchant wanted to know the secret location of the gold mines of the Wangaran people, a request Masireh could not help with as it was important to his people. The merchant thought as much, just as Masireh's vision started going blurry having been drugged via the tea. He soon fell unconscious.<ref name="ACLD TofK 4"/>

	Awoken some time later, bound, the merchant continued to interrogate Masireh for the location of the mines of the Wangaran. He sliced Masireh's cheek with his own dagger before leaving to sleep for the night. Masireh was given five hours to contemplate and pray to Allah for strength.<ref name="ACLD TofK 4"/> Still unable to free himself from his bindings, Masireh still sat in the desert where he was left the following morning. The merchant approached, still demanding the location, however, Masireh lied telling the merchant that he didn't know the location of the mines as he was in charge of the trade while his brother was in charge of the mines. He then cleverly tricked the merchant with a false [[Maps\|map]] that his brother supposedly left for him in the case he died.<ref name="ACLD TofK 8">''Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan'' – Chapter 8</ref>		Awoken some time later, bound, the merchant continued to interrogate Masireh for the location of the mines of the Wangaran. He sliced Masireh's cheek with his own dagger before leaving to sleep for the night. Masireh was given five hours to contemplate and pray to Allah for strength.<ref name="ACLD TofK 4"/> Still unable to free himself from his bindings, Masireh still sat in the desert where he was left the following morning. The merchant approached, still demanding the location, however, Masireh lied telling the merchant that he didn't know the location of the mines as he was in charge of the trade while his brother was in charge of the mines. He then cleverly tricked the merchant with a false [[Maps\|map]] that his brother supposedly left for him in the case he died.<ref name="ACLD TofK 8">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter 8</ref> At some point following this, Masireh fathered at least one more child with his wife.<ref name="ACLD TofK 4"/>

	==Legacy==		===Legacy===
	In 2016, [[Grace Collins]] relived his memories through the [[Animus]] on behalf of the [[Templars]] in order to look for clues for a hidden [[Piece of Eden]].<ref name="ACLD TofK 4">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter 4</ref>		In 2016, [[Grace Collins]] relived his memories through the [[Animus]] on behalf of the [[Templars]] in order to look for clues for a hidden [[Piece of Eden]].<ref name="ACLD TofK 4">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter 4</ref> After reliving her ancestor's memories, Grace became less impatient with the trial and error of the Animus. Masireh's memories however, didn't hold the answers they were after so they moved on.<ref name="ACLD TofK 8"/> After her brother David went off on his own and gained some independence from her and their eventual sidings with the Templars and Assassins respectively, Grace secretly wished she had a brother like Masireh's one she could rely on.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter 17</ref> When they were separated, Grace felt that David would find his way back to her, and so she put her faith in him just as Masireh put his in his own brother.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter 26</ref> When they finally were reunited, they bonded over Masireh's memories.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]'' – Chapter 27</ref>

	==Personality and traits==		==Personality and traits==

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	'''Masireh''' was a 14th century {{Wiki\|Soninke Wangara\|Wangaran}} [[gold]] trader. Living in [[Timbuktu]], Masireh and his family exploited his people's secret gold mines in West Africa which were coveted by unscrupulous individuals.		'''Masireh''' was a 14th century {{Wiki\|Soninke Wangara\|Wangaran}} [[gold]] trader. Living in [[Timbuktu]], Masireh and his family exploited his people's secret gold mines in West Africa which were coveted by unscrupulous individuals.

	He is ~~a descendant~~ to [[Grace Collins\|Grace]] and [[David Collins]], two 21st century teenagers.		He is an ancestor to [[Grace Collins\|Grace]] and [[David Collins]], two 21st century teenagers.

	==Biography==		==Biography==

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	At some point, Masireh married a woman and fathered children.<ref name="ACLD TofK 4"/>		At some point, Masireh married a woman and fathered children.<ref name="ACLD TofK 4"/>

	One day after selling his wares in Timbuktu, Masireh went to meet a [[Merchants\|merchant]] from [[Marrakesh\|Marrakech]], [[Morocco]] to explore new business opportunities. The merchant was staying at a local inn and Masireh met him inside. The two greeted each other with various pleasantries before getting to business over some freshly brewed tea. The merchant wanted to know the secret location of the gold mines of the Wangaran people, a request Masireh could not help with as it was important to his people. The merchant thought as much, just as Masireh's vision started going blurry having been drugged via the tea. He soon fell unconscious.<ref name="ACLD TofK 4"/>		One day after selling his wares in Timbuktu, Masireh went to meet a [[Merchants\|merchant]] from {{Wiki\|Marrakesh\|Marrakech}}, [[Morocco]] to explore new business opportunities. The merchant was staying at a local inn and Masireh met him inside. The two greeted each other with various pleasantries before getting to business over some freshly brewed tea. The merchant wanted to know the secret location of the gold mines of the Wangaran people, a request Masireh could not help with as it was important to his people. The merchant thought as much, just as Masireh's vision started going blurry having been drugged via the tea. He soon fell unconscious.<ref name="ACLD TofK 4"/>

	Awoken some time later, bound, the merchant continued to interrogate Masireh for the location of the mines of the Wangaran. He sliced Masireh's cheek with his own dagger before leaving to sleep for the night. Masireh was given five hours to contemplate and pray to Allah for strength.<ref name="ACLD TofK 4"/> Still unable to free himself from his bindings, Masireh still sat in the desert where he was left the following morning. The merchant approached, still demanding the location, however, Masireh lied telling the merchant that he didn't know the location of the mines as he was in charge of the trade while his brother was in charge of the mines. He then cleverly tricked the merchant with a false [[Maps\|map]] that his brother supposedly left for him in the case he died.<ref name="ACLD TofK 8">''Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan'' – Chapter 8</ref>		Awoken some time later, bound, the merchant continued to interrogate Masireh for the location of the mines of the Wangaran. He sliced Masireh's cheek with his own dagger before leaving to sleep for the night. Masireh was given five hours to contemplate and pray to Allah for strength.<ref name="ACLD TofK 4"/> Still unable to free himself from his bindings, Masireh still sat in the desert where he was left the following morning. The merchant approached, still demanding the location, however, Masireh lied telling the merchant that he didn't know the location of the mines as he was in charge of the trade while his brother was in charge of the mines. He then cleverly tricked the merchant with a false [[Maps\|map]] that his brother supposedly left for him in the case he died.<ref name="ACLD TofK 8">''Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan'' – Chapter 8</ref>

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 '''Masireh''' was a 14th century {{Wiki|Soninke Wangara|Wangaran}} [[gold]] trader. Living in [[Timbuktu]], Masireh and his family exploited his people's secret gold mines in West Africa which were coveted by unscrupulous individuals.
-During the 21st century, his descendant [[Grace Collins]] relived his memories through the [[Animus]] on behalf of the [[Templars]] and witnessed his kidnapping by a {{Wiki|Morocco|Moroccan}} [[Merchants|merchant]]. However, Masireh lied telling the merchant that he didn't know the location of the mines as he was in charge of the trade while his brother was in charge of the mines. He then cleverly tricked the merchant with a false [[Maps|map]] that his brother supposedly left for him in the case he died.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]''</ref>
+He is a descendant to [[Grace Collins|Grace]] and [[David Collins]], two 21st century teenagers.
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	'''Masireh''' was a 14th century [[~~Wangara~~]]~~n gold~~ trader. Living in [[Timbuktu]], Masireh and his family exploited ~~[[Mines of Wangara\|~~his people's secret gold mines]] in ~~[[Mali\|~~West Africa]] which were coveted by unscrupulous individuals.		'''Masireh''' was a 14th century {{Wiki\|Soninke Wangara\|Wangaran}} [[gold]] trader. Living in [[Timbuktu]], Masireh and his family exploited his people's secret gold mines in West Africa which were coveted by unscrupulous individuals.

	During the 21st century, his descendant [[Grace Collins]] relived his memories through the [[Animus]] on behalf of the [[Templars]] and witnessed his kidnapping by a {{Wiki\|Morocco\|Moroccan}} [[Merchants\|merchant]]. However, Masireh lied telling the merchant that he didn't know the location of the mines as he was in charge of the trade while his brother was in charge of the mines. He then cleverly tricked the merchant with a false [[Maps\|map]] that his brother supposedly left for him in the case he died.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]''</ref>		During the 21st century, his descendant [[Grace Collins]] relived his memories through the [[Animus]] on behalf of the [[Templars]] and witnessed his kidnapping by a {{Wiki\|Morocco\|Moroccan}} [[Merchants\|merchant]]. However, Masireh lied telling the merchant that he didn't know the location of the mines as he was in charge of the trade while his brother was in charge of the mines. He then cleverly tricked the merchant with a false [[Maps\|map]] that his brother supposedly left for him in the case he died.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]''</ref>


	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	'''Masireh''' was a 14th century [[Wangara]]n gold trader. Living in [[Timbuktu]], Masireh and his family exploited [[Mines of Wangara\|his people's secret gold mines]] in [[~~Western~~ Africa]] which were coveted by unscrupulous individuals.		'''Masireh''' was a 14th century [[Wangara]]n gold trader. Living in [[Timbuktu]], Masireh and his family exploited [[Mines of Wangara\|his people's secret gold mines]] in [[Mali\|West Africa]] which were coveted by unscrupulous individuals.

	During the 21st century, his descendant [[Grace Collins]] relived his memories through the [[Animus]] on behalf of the [[Templars]] and witnessed his kidnapping by a {{Wiki\|Morocco\|Moroccan}} [[Merchants\|merchant]]. However, Masireh lied telling the merchant that he didn't know the location of the mines as he was in charge of the trade while his brother was in charge of the mines. He then cleverly tricked the merchant with a false [[Maps\|map]] that his brother supposedly left for him in the case he died.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]''</ref>		During the 21st century, his descendant [[Grace Collins]] relived his memories through the [[Animus]] on behalf of the [[Templars]] and witnessed his kidnapping by a {{Wiki\|Morocco\|Moroccan}} [[Merchants\|merchant]]. However, Masireh lied telling the merchant that he didn't know the location of the mines as he was in charge of the trade while his brother was in charge of the mines. He then cleverly tricked the merchant with a false [[Maps\|map]] that his brother supposedly left for him in the case he died.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan]]''</ref>