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	Al Mualim then admitted that he had tried to control him once but failed, due to Altaïr's seemingly natural resistance to the illusions conjured by the Apple. He went on to explain that the many strange and mythical events—[[Moses]] {{Wiki\|Crossing the Red Sea\|parting}} the [[Red Sea]], the preacher [[Jesus of Nazareth]] {{Wiki\|Marriage at Cana\|turning water}} to [[wine]], even the [[Greek mythology\|Greek goddess]] [[Eris]]' influence in starting the [[Trojan War]]—were all merely illusions created by Pieces of Eden.<ref name="AC"/>		Al Mualim then admitted that he had tried to control him once but failed, due to Altaïr's seemingly natural resistance to the illusions conjured by the Apple. He went on to explain that the many strange and mythical events—[[Moses]] {{Wiki\|Crossing the Red Sea\|parting}} the [[Red Sea]], the preacher [[Jesus of Nazareth]] {{Wiki\|Marriage at Cana\|turning water}} to [[wine]], even the [[Greek mythology\|Greek goddess]] [[Eris]]' influence in starting the [[Trojan War]]—were all merely illusions created by Pieces of Eden.<ref name="AC"/>

	Altaïr argued that his plan to create a "[[New World Order\|New World]]" using the Apple's power was just as much an illusion as the others, but Al Mualim replied that it was no worse than the world around them, where humans slaughter each other in the name of "[[Isu\|craven gods]]" who abandoned the world so long ago. He claimed they were already living in an illusion, and that he only offered a less violent one. Altaïr responded that at least the people chose to believe in these phantoms; Al Mualim retorted that the occasional convert or heretic ~~would not agree~~. When Altaïr said it still was wrong, Al Mualim sighed in disappointment, believing his student had abandoned logic and reason for emotion.<ref name="AC"/>		Altaïr argued that his plan to create a "[[New World Order\|New World]]" using the Apple's power was just as much an illusion as the others, but Al Mualim replied that it was no worse than the world around them, where humans slaughter each other in the name of "[[Isu\|craven gods]]" who abandoned the world so long ago. He claimed they were already living in an illusion, and that he only offered a less violent one. Altaïr responded that at least the people chose to believe in these phantoms; Al Mualim retorted that this was untrue aside from the occasional convert or heretic. When Altaïr said it still was wrong, Al Mualim sighed in disappointment, believing his student had abandoned logic and reason for emotion.<ref name="AC"/>

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imported>Gener4l Cl4ank4 at 23:27, 2 November 2025

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imported>Darman36: /Illusions and reality/ We still had page links to Those Who Came Before, after almost 10yrs since their naming in ACS??

2024-05-10T02:20:38Z

Illusions and reality: We still had page links to Those Who Came Before, after almost 10yrs since their naming in ACS??

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	When Altaïr asked his Master why he had never used the Apple to enslave his mind like the other Assassins', Al Mualim explained that who Altaïr was and what he did were intertwined too close together, and robbing him of one would deprive him of control over the other, and the other Templars who knew of the Apple had needed to die.		When Altaïr asked his Master why he had never used the Apple to enslave his mind like the other Assassins', Al Mualim explained that who Altaïr was and what he did were intertwined too close together, and robbing him of one would deprive him of control over the other, and the other Templars who knew of the Apple had needed to die.

	However, Al Mualim admitted that he had attempted to control him once but failed, due to Altaïr's seemingly natural resistance to the illusions conjured by the Apple. Al Mualim went on to explain that the many strange and mythical ~~events—such as~~ Moses parting the Red Sea, the preacher [[Jesus of Nazareth]] {{Wiki\|Marriage at Cana\|turning water ~~to wine~~}}~~, the influence of the~~ [[~~Greece\|Greek~~]] [[Greek mythology\|goddess]] [[Eris]] in starting the [[Trojan War]]—were all merely illusions created by the Apple.		However, Al Mualim admitted that he had attempted to control him once but failed, due to Altaïr's seemingly natural resistance to the illusions conjured by the Apple. Al Mualim went on to explain that the many strange and mythical events—[[Moses]] {{Wiki\|Crossing the Red Sea\|parting}} the [[Red Sea]], the preacher [[Jesus of Nazareth]] {{Wiki\|Marriage at Cana\|turning water}} to [[wine]], even the [[Greek mythology\|Greek goddess]] [[Eris]]' influence in starting the [[Trojan War]]—were all merely illusions created by the Apple.

	Altaïr argued that his plan to create a "[[New World Order\|New World]]" using the Apple's power was just as much an illusion as the others, but Al Mualim replied that it was no worse than the world around them, where humans slaughter each other in the name of [[Those Who Came Before\|"craven gods"]] who abandoned the world so long ago. He claimed they were already living in an illusion, and that he only offered a less violent one. Altaïr responded that at least they choose to believe these phantoms; Al Mualim retorted that the occasional convert or heretic would not agree. When Altaïr said it still was not right, Al Mualim sighed in disappointment, believing his student had abandoned logic and reason and let emotion take control.

			Altaïr argued that his plan to create a "[[New World Order\|New World]]" using the Apple's power was just as much an illusion as the others, but Al Mualim replied that it was no worse than the world around them, where humans slaughter each other in the name of "[[Isu\|craven gods]]" who abandoned the world so long ago. He claimed they were already living in an illusion, and that he only offered a less violent one. Altaïr responded that at least they choose to believe these phantoms; Al Mualim retorted that the occasional convert or heretic would not agree. When Altaïr said it still was wrong, Al Mualim sighed in disappointment, believing his student had abandoned logic and reason for emotion.
	[[File:Masyaf Al Mualim.png\|thumb\|left\|250px\|Altaïr defeating Al Mualim]]		[[File:Masyaf Al Mualim.png\|thumb\|left\|250px\|Altaïr defeating Al Mualim]]
	Al Mualim finally remarked that they had come to an impasse; he would not yield in his plan while Altaïr would not join him willingly, and he could not compel the Assassin to follow him. Sighing that he would miss Altaïr, Al Mualim ended the Apple's hold on Altaïr, drew his sword, and he and Altaïr engaged in a final duel to the death.		Al Mualim finally remarked that they had come to an impasse; he would not yield in his plan while Altaïr would not join him willingly, and he could not compel the Assassin to follow him. Sighing that he would miss Altaïr, Al Mualim ended the Apple's hold on Altaïr, drew his sword, and he and Altaïr engaged in a final duel to the death. After a long and hard-fought battle, and despite Al Mualim using the Apple's power to weaken Altaïr and cloak his movements around the gardens to regain strength, the student eventually triumphed, and dealt his former Master a fatal blow.<ref name="AC"/>

	After a long and hard-fought battle, and despite Al Mualim using the Apple's power to weaken Altaïr and cloak his movements around the gardens to regain strength, the student eventually triumphed, and dealt his former Master a fatal blow.<ref name="AC"/>

	==New Mentor==		==New Mentor==

imported>NoMoreVillains at 18:40, 9 May 2024

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	When Altaïr asked his Master why he had never used the Apple to enslave his mind like the other Assassins', Al Mualim explained that who Altaïr was and what he did were intertwined too close together, and robbing him of one would deprive him of control over the other, and the other Templars who knew of the Apple had needed to die.		When Altaïr asked his Master why he had never used the Apple to enslave his mind like the other Assassins', Al Mualim explained that who Altaïr was and what he did were intertwined too close together, and robbing him of one would deprive him of control over the other, and the other Templars who knew of the Apple had needed to die.

	However, Al Mualim admitted that he had attempted to control him once but failed, due to Altaïr's seemingly natural resistance to the illusions conjured by the Apple. Al Mualim went on to explain that the many strange and mythical events—such as Moses parting the Red Sea, the preacher [[Jesus of Nazareth]] {{Wiki\|Marriage at Cana\|turning water to wine}}, the influence of the [[Greece\|Greek]] [[Greek mythology\|goddess]] [[Eris]] in starting the [[Trojan War]]—were all merely illusions created by the Apple ~~and made real~~.		However, Al Mualim admitted that he had attempted to control him once but failed, due to Altaïr's seemingly natural resistance to the illusions conjured by the Apple. Al Mualim went on to explain that the many strange and mythical events—such as Moses parting the Red Sea, the preacher [[Jesus of Nazareth]] {{Wiki\|Marriage at Cana\|turning water to wine}}, the influence of the [[Greece\|Greek]] [[Greek mythology\|goddess]] [[Eris]] in starting the [[Trojan War]]—were all merely illusions created by the Apple.

	Altaïr argued that his plan to create a "[[New World Order\|New World]]" using the Apple's power was just as much an illusion as the others, but Al Mualim replied that it was no worse than the world around them, where humans slaughter each other in the name of [[Those Who Came Before\|"craven gods"]] who abandoned the world so long ago. He claimed they were already living in an illusion, and that he only offered a less violent one. Altaïr responded that at least they choose to believe these phantoms; Al Mualim retorted that the occasional convert or heretic would not agree. When Altaïr said it still was not right, Al Mualim sighed in disappointment, believing his student had abandoned logic and reason and let emotion take control.		Altaïr argued that his plan to create a "[[New World Order\|New World]]" using the Apple's power was just as much an illusion as the others, but Al Mualim replied that it was no worse than the world around them, where humans slaughter each other in the name of [[Those Who Came Before\|"craven gods"]] who abandoned the world so long ago. He claimed they were already living in an illusion, and that he only offered a less violent one. Altaïr responded that at least they choose to believe these phantoms; Al Mualim retorted that the occasional convert or heretic would not agree. When Altaïr said it still was not right, Al Mualim sighed in disappointment, believing his student had abandoned logic and reason and let emotion take control.

imported>Darman36: Not called such in series, as I recall

2023-01-01T21:55:03Z

Not called such in series, as I recall

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	{{Dialogue2\|Al Mualim\|I found proof!\|Altaïr\|Proof of what?\|That nothing is true, and everything is permitted!\|Al Mualim confronting Altaïr at Masyaf.\|Assassin's Creed}}		{{Dialogue2\|Al Mualim\|I found proof!\|Altaïr\|Proof of what?\|That nothing is true, and everything is permitted!\|Al Mualim confronting Altaïr at Masyaf.\|Assassin's Creed}}
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imported>Darman36: Events and Aftermath can be ref'd to ~5 individual memories total, I believe

2021-07-12T02:10:37Z

Events and Aftermath can be ref'd to ~5 individual memories total, I believe