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	Afterwards, Price headed to [[Nachzehrer Cellar]] and soon met with János Libényi and his friend and butcher [[Joseph Ettenreich]]. The tailor admitted that he was going to give up to Mayr's demands but Simeon revealed that Mayr died at his end and his extortion has ended. Although Libényi was shocked, Price joined a grateful Libényi and spent the night drinking inside the tavern.<ref name="Chapter 06">''Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History – The Magus Conspiracy'' – Chapter 6</ref>		Afterwards, Price headed to [[Nachzehrer Cellar]] and soon met with János Libényi and his friend and butcher [[Joseph Ettenreich]]. The tailor admitted that he was going to give up to Mayr's demands but Simeon revealed that Mayr died at his end and his extortion has ended. Although Libényi was shocked, Price joined a grateful Libényi and spent the night drinking inside the tavern.<ref name="Chapter 06">''Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History – The Magus Conspiracy'' – Chapter 6</ref>

	The next day, Price was invited to a presentation and met with Kane and Konstanze on her new innovative drill. Powered by Kane's power cell, Price and the audience watched as he later asked Kane of their business with her house. Being told they're hiding in plain sight, he realized von Visler is also a Templar. Afterwards, he spoke with the countess once more, but cut it short due to his discomfort. Leaving the party, he found himself on the streets on Vienna atop a city bastion. Below, he saw Ettenreich running towards a waiting Libényi with a knife. Trying to stop him, it was too late as Libényi stabbed the [[Austria]] [[Austrian Empire\|Emperor]] [[Franz Joseph I of Austria\|Franz Joseph I]] in the neck.<ref name="Chapter 07">''Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History – The Magus Conspiracy'' – Chapter 7</ref>		The next day, Price was invited to a presentation and met with Kane and Konstanze on her new innovative drill. Powered by Kane's power cell, Price and the audience watched as he later asked Kane of their business with her house. Being told they're hiding in plain sight, he realized von Visler is also a Templar. Afterwards, he spoke with the countess once more, but cut it short due to his discomfort. Leaving the party, he found himself on the streets on Vienna atop a city bastion. Below, he saw Ettenreich running towards a waiting Libényi with a knife. Trying to stop him, it was too late as Libényi stabbed the [[Austria]]n [[Austrian Empire\|Emperor]] [[Franz Joseph I of Austria\|Franz Joseph I]] in the neck.<ref name="Chapter 07">''Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History – The Magus Conspiracy'' – Chapter 7</ref>

	====Doubt====		====Doubt====

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	Simeon was born in 1825 in [[Ealing]], [[London\|West London]] as the son of a publican and was educated at a school owned by [[Lady Byron]] in the district. At the age of six, he was noted for being a bright student, such that even the schoolmaster could not teach him. Noticing his intelligence and quick wits, Lady Byron brought him home to keep an eye on her sixteen year-old daughter Ada, instructing that he report her every actions to her. Simeon watched Ada as he was told, but refused to disclose any of the young girl's activities to her mother, which led the baroness to send him away and deny him education.<ref name="Chapter 2">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History – The Magus Conspiracy]]'' – Chapter 2</ref>		Simeon was born in 1825 in [[Ealing]], [[London\|West London]] as the son of a publican and was educated at a school owned by [[Lady Byron]] in the district. At the age of six, he was noted for being a bright student, such that even the schoolmaster could not teach him. Noticing his intelligence and quick wits, Lady Byron brought him home to keep an eye on her sixteen year-old daughter Ada, instructing that he report her every actions to her. Simeon watched Ada as he was told, but refused to disclose any of the young girl's activities to her mother, which led the baroness to send him away and deny him education.<ref name="Chapter 2">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History – The Magus Conspiracy]]'' – Chapter 2</ref>

	Growing up, Simeon would spend much of his time working at his father's public bathhouse, where he poured pints, hauled cargo, and clean things. However, he did not have a good relationship with his family, including his older brother and especially his father. After a period of enduring his father's bullies, Simeon left Ealing and ran away to London, where he did whatever jobs he could to earn a living, while self-educating himself in the evenings. Some years later, Simeon met Ada by chance during a scientific demonstration in the city, during which they became close friends and often rode out to ~~{{Wiki\|~~Hyde Park~~, London\|Hyde Park}}~~ together. However, they stopped hanging out when Ada's health worsened which often forced her to remain home.<ref name="Chapter 2" />		Growing up, Simeon would spend much of his time working at his father's public bathhouse, where he poured pints, hauled cargo, and clean things. However, he did not have a good relationship with his family, including his older brother and especially his father. After a period of enduring his father's bullies, Simeon left Ealing and ran away to London, where he did whatever jobs he could to earn a living, while self-educating himself in the evenings. Some years later, Simeon met Ada by chance during a scientific demonstration in the city, during which they became close friends and often rode out to [[Hyde Park]] together. However, they stopped hanging out when Ada's health worsened which often forced her to remain home.<ref name="Chapter 2" />

	===Military service and desertion===		===Military service and desertion===

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	===Searching for Kane===		===Searching for Kane===
	Soon, Simeon and his apprentice looked over Vienna for Kane, but found nothing. After Arnaud attained information of his location in London, he told her to stay put as Kane was his problem. However, Arnaud's promise to Ada made him reconsider as he allowed her to join him on their mission to stop Kane.<ref name="Chapter 18">''Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History – The Magus Conspiracy'' – Chapter 18</ref> By 1861, once they arrived in London, they stayed with [[Elizabeth Siddal]] and her husband [[Dante Gabriel Rossetti]]. Luckily, Simeon soon found evidence of an Eye being kept in the British Museum and knew Kane would be there. Leaving Arnaud behind, he went alone to the museum.<ref name="Chapter 19">''Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History – The Magus Conspiracy'' – Chapter 19</ref>		Soon, Simeon and his apprentice looked over Vienna for Kane, but found nothing. After Arnaud attained information of his location in London, he told her to stay put as Kane was his problem. However, Arnaud's promise to Ada made him reconsider as he allowed her to join him on their mission to stop Kane.<ref name="Chapter 18">''Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History – The Magus Conspiracy'' – Chapter 18</ref> By 1861, once they arrived in London, they stayed with [[Elizabeth Siddal]] and her husband [[Dante Gabriel Rossetti]]. Luckily, Simeon soon found evidence of an Eye being kept in the [[British Museum]] and knew Kane would be there. Leaving Arnaud behind, he went alone to the museum.<ref name="Chapter 19">''Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History – The Magus Conspiracy'' – Chapter 19</ref>

	Within the museum, Price ventured within the Assyrian section, where Kane spotted and talked to him. Price was told the truth of how Kane influenced Orsini and Libényi, only to be experiments for his inventions. He was soon offered to join his former mentor for a new future. Initially, Simeon declined. However, he was given an ultimatum by Kane of either joining or being arrested for desertion. Seeing a slight opportunity, Price fought Kane as he slashed his shoulder. However, as Kane escaped, he tried to find Kane while being taunted by his former mentor. After dodging the police, Simeon soon tailed Kane to the Reading Room. Before he could stop Kane, he was soon found and arrested by Price. Trying to escape, Price jumped badly from a walkway and broke his leg as he was ultimately arrested.<ref name="Chapter 19"/>		Within the museum, Price ventured within the Assyrian section, where Kane spotted and talked to him. Price was told the truth of how Kane influenced Orsini and Libényi, only to be experiments for his inventions. He was soon offered to join his former mentor for a new future. Initially, Simeon declined. However, he was given an ultimatum by Kane of either joining or being arrested for desertion. Seeing a slight opportunity, Price fought Kane as he slashed his shoulder. However, as Kane escaped, he tried to find Kane while being taunted by his former mentor. After dodging the police, Simeon soon tailed Kane to the Reading Room. Before he could stop Kane, he was soon found and arrested by Price. Trying to escape, Price jumped badly from a walkway and broke his leg as he was ultimately arrested.<ref name="Chapter 19"/>

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	'''Simeon Price''' (born c. 1825) was a former [[Great Britain\|British]] [[soldier]] and a member of the [[Assassins]] who operated across [[Europe]] during the late 19th century.		'''Simeon Price''' (born c. 1825) was a former [[Great Britain\|British]] [[soldier]] and a member of the [[Assassins]] who operated across [[Europe]] during the late 19th century.

	A childhood friend of the mathematician [[Ada Lovelace]], Simeon enlisted in the [[British Army]]'s {{Wiki\|74th (Highland) Regiment of Foot\|74th Regiment of Foot}} dispatched to [[Africa]] aboard the ''[[HMS Birkenhead]]'' to participate in the [[British Empire]]'s {{Wiki\|Eighth Xhosa War\|eighth war}} against the {{Wiki\|Xhosa people\|Xhosa Kingdom}} in 1851. While the ship sank, Simeon met the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Assassin]] [[Henri Escoffier]]. He convinced him to desert the army to join the Brotherhood.		A childhood friend of the mathematician [[Ada Lovelace]], Simeon enlisted in the [[British Army]]'s {{Wiki\|74th (Highland) Regiment of Foot\|74th Regiment of Foot}} dispatched to [[Africa]] aboard the ''[[HMS Birkenhead]]'' to participate in the [[British Empire]]'s {{Wiki\|Eighth Xhosa War\|eighth war}} against the {{Wiki\|Xhosa people\|Xhosa Kingdom}} in 1851. While the ship sank, Simeon met the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Assassin]] [[Henri Escoffier]]. He convinced him to desert the army to join the Brotherhood in [[Vienna]].

	Adopting the alias of '''Jack Straw''' to hide his identity, he ~~traveled to [[Vienna]] in [[Austria]] to begin his training under~~ the ~~watch~~ of [[Oscar Kane]], the liaison for the Assassin branches based in Northern Europe. ~~In 1853~~, he [[Assassination attempt on Franz Joseph I of Austria\|~~prevented~~ the assassination]] of the emperor [[Franz Joseph I of Austria]] by [[~~János Libényi~~]]~~, an associate of the Brotherhood~~. ~~He later met~~ the [[France\|French]] acrobat [[Pierrette Arnaud]] who ~~tasked him to protect the notes of~~ the [[Engine of History]], ~~an invention of his late friend~~ Lovelace that ~~a man only known as~~ the Magus ~~wanted to use for nefarious reasons. Doubting about~~ the ~~Brotherhood and himself~~, Simeon ~~refused~~ and ~~abandoned his training~~.		Adopting the alias of '''Jack Straw''' to hide his identity, he became the apprentice of [[Oscar Kane]], the liaison for the Assassin branches based in Northern Europe. During this period, he foiled the plans of a person known as the Magus, [[Assassination attempt on Franz Joseph I of Austria\|preventing the assassination]] of the emperor [[Franz Joseph I of Austria]] and the [[Orsini affair]]. Simeon was helped by the [[France\|French]] acrobat and later apprentice [[Pierrette Arnaud]] who protected from Magus the [[Engine of History]], Lovelace's mathematical method to predict future events. Discovering that the Magus was none other than Kane who was working with the [[Templar]]s, Simeon killed his former mentor and hid the Engine of History's notes from the Templars.

	~~Later in Italy~~, Simeon ~~uncovered that~~ the ~~Magus was working with~~ [[~~Felice Orsini~~]] ~~in a~~ [[~~Orsini affair\|plot~~ to ~~assassinate~~]] ~~the emperor~~ of ~~France~~ [[~~Napoleon III~~]]~~. Going to~~ [[~~Paris~~]] ~~to warn~~ the ~~Assassins~~, he ~~was formally inducted into~~ the ~~Brotherhood~~. ~~In 1858,~~ he ~~prevented~~ the ~~death~~ of the ~~emperor~~ with the ~~help of Pierrette who was searching the Magus. He inducted her into the Brotherhood, becoming her mentor~~.		During the following years, Simeon helped the [[Russian Brotherhood of Assassins]] to fight the oppression of the Templar-affiliated [[House of Romanov]]. He also tried to retrieve the [[Ankh]] of [[Eden]] from the Templars traveling in [[Egypt]] and France. In his search for the artifact, he defended Paris during the [[Franco-Prussian War]]. While he failed to recover the [[Piece of Eden]], Simeon succeeded in ending the conflict by establishing a truce with the Templar [[Konstanze von Visler]].

	Discovering that the Magus was none other than Kane who was working with the [[Templar]] [[Konstanze von Visler]], Simeon and Pierrette tracked him across Europe. Finding him in [[London]], Simeon was arrested by the police for his desertion. Proved innocent, he joined back with Pierrette and confronted Kane in an [[Temple (Isu)\|Isu site]] in [[Bath, Somerset\|Bath]] in 1862. After he killed his former mentor, Price and Pierrette hid the Engine of History notes in their friend's graves [[Elizabeth Siddal]].		Eventually becoming Konstanze's lover, Simeon helped her flee the Order and inducted her into the [[Zurich Brotherhood of Assassins]]. After three years, Simeon doubted Konstanze's allegiance leading her to join back the Templars with all the Assassins' knowledge. For his misjudgment, Simeon was sidelined by the Brotherhood, only affected to assassinate low-level Templars. Simeon redeemed his mistake during the 1889 World's Fair, foiling Konstanze's use of the Engine of History to manipulate the Brotherhood to bomb the [[Eiffel Tower]], mortally wounding his former lover in the process.

	After his trial, as Simeon was publicly known in London, he traveled to Russia, helping the [[Russian Brotherhood of Assassins\|local Brotherhood]] to fight the oppression of the Templar-affiliated [[House of Romanov]]. He also went to [[Egypt]] to retrieve the [[Ankh]] of [[Eden]] from the Templars, meeting again Pierrette in his mission. As the Templars fled with the Ankh in Paris, Simeon searched for the artifact while defending the city during the [[Franco-Prussian War]]. While he failed to recover the [[Piece of Eden]], Simeon succeeded in ending the conflict by establishing a truce with Konstanze von Visler.

	Eventually becoming Konstanze's lover, Simeon helped her flee the Order and inducted her into the [[Zurich Brotherhood of Assassins]]. After three years, Simeon doubted Konstanze's allegiance leading her to ~~rejoin~~ the Templars with all the Assassins' knowledge. For his misjudgment, Simeon was sidelined by the Brotherhood, only affected to assassinate low-level Templars.

	~~During~~ the 1889 World's Fair ~~in Paris, Simeon redeemed his mistake~~, foiling Konstanze's ~~schemes~~ to manipulate the Brotherhood to bomb the [[Eiffel Tower]] ~~and~~ mortally wounding his former lover.

	==Biography==		==Biography==

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	'''Simeon Price''' (born c. 1825) was a former [[Great Britain\|British]] [[soldier]] and a member of the [[Assassins]] who operated across [[Europe]] during the late 19th century.		'''Simeon Price''' (born c. 1825) was a former [[Great Britain\|British]] [[soldier]] and a member of the [[Assassins]] who operated across [[Europe]] during the late 19th century.

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	Later in Italy, Simeon uncovered that the Magus was working with [[Felice Orsini]] in a [[Orsini affair\|plot to assassinate]] the emperor of France [[Napoleon III]]. Going to [[Paris]] to warn the Assassins, he was formally inducted into the Brotherhood. In 1858, he prevented the death of the emperor with the help of Pierrette who was searching the Magus. He inducted her into the Brotherhood, becoming her mentor.		Later in Italy, Simeon uncovered that the Magus was working with [[Felice Orsini]] in a [[Orsini affair\|plot to assassinate]] the emperor of France [[Napoleon III]]. Going to [[Paris]] to warn the Assassins, he was formally inducted into the Brotherhood. In 1858, he prevented the death of the emperor with the help of Pierrette who was searching the Magus. He inducted her into the Brotherhood, becoming her mentor.

	Discovering that the Magus was none other than Kane who was working with the [[Templar]] [[Konstanze von Visler]], Simeon and Pierrette tracked him across Europe. Finding him in [[London]], Simeon was arrested by the police for his desertion. Proved innocent, he joined back with Pierrette and confronted Kane in an Isu site in [[Bath, Somerset\|Bath]] in 1862. After he killed his former mentor, Price and Pierrette hid the Engine of History notes in their friend's graves [[Elizabeth Siddal]].		Discovering that the Magus was none other than Kane who was working with the [[Templar]] [[Konstanze von Visler]], Simeon and Pierrette tracked him across Europe. Finding him in [[London]], Simeon was arrested by the police for his desertion. Proved innocent, he joined back with Pierrette and confronted Kane in an [[Temple (Isu)\|Isu site]] in [[Bath, Somerset\|Bath]] in 1862. After he killed his former mentor, Price and Pierrette hid the Engine of History notes in their friend's graves [[Elizabeth Siddal]].

	After his trial, as Simeon was publicly known in London, he traveled to Russia, helping the [[Russian Brotherhood of Assassins\|local Brotherhood]] to fight the oppression of the Templar-affiliated [[House of Romanov]]. He also went to [[Egypt]] to retrieve the [[Ankh]] of [[Eden]] from the Templars, meeting again Pierrette in his mission. As the Templars fled with the Ankh in Paris, Simeon searched for the artifact while defending the city during the [[Franco-Prussian War]]. While he failed to recover the [[Piece of Eden]], Simeon succeeded in ending the conflict by establishing a truce with Konstanze von Visler.		After his trial, as Simeon was publicly known in London, he traveled to Russia, helping the [[Russian Brotherhood of Assassins\|local Brotherhood]] to fight the oppression of the Templar-affiliated [[House of Romanov]]. He also went to [[Egypt]] to retrieve the [[Ankh]] of [[Eden]] from the Templars, meeting again Pierrette in his mission. As the Templars fled with the Ankh in Paris, Simeon searched for the artifact while defending the city during the [[Franco-Prussian War]]. While he failed to recover the [[Piece of Eden]], Simeon succeeded in ending the conflict by establishing a truce with Konstanze von Visler.

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	A childhood friend of the mathematician [[Ada Lovelace]], Simeon enlisted in the [[British Army]]'s {{Wiki\|74th (Highland) Regiment of Foot\|74th Regiment of Foot}} dispatched to [[Africa]] aboard the ''[[HMS Birkenhead]]'' to participate in the [[British Empire]]'s {{Wiki\|Eighth Xhosa War\|eighth war}} against the {{Wiki\|Xhosa people\|Xhosa Kingdom}} in 1851. While the ship sank, Simeon met the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Assassin]] [[Henri Escoffier]]. He convinced him to desert the army to join the Brotherhood.		A childhood friend of the mathematician [[Ada Lovelace]], Simeon enlisted in the [[British Army]]'s {{Wiki\|74th (Highland) Regiment of Foot\|74th Regiment of Foot}} dispatched to [[Africa]] aboard the ''[[HMS Birkenhead]]'' to participate in the [[British Empire]]'s {{Wiki\|Eighth Xhosa War\|eighth war}} against the {{Wiki\|Xhosa people\|Xhosa Kingdom}} in 1851. While the ship sank, Simeon met the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Assassin]] [[Henri Escoffier]]. He convinced him to desert the army to join the Brotherhood.

	Adopting the alias of '''Jack Straw''' to hide his identity, he traveled to [[Vienna]] in [[Austria]] ~~beginning~~ his training under the watch of [[Oscar Kane]] the liaison for the Assassin branches based in Northern Europe. In 1853, he [[Assassination attempt on Franz Joseph I of Austria\|prevented the assassination]] of the emperor [[Franz Joseph I of Austria]] by [[János Libényi]], an associate of the Brotherhood. He later met the [[France\|French]] acrobat [[Pierrette Arnaud]] who tasked him to protect the notes of the [[Engine of History]], an invention of his late friend Lovelace that a man only known as the Magus wanted to use for nefarious reasons. Doubting about the Brotherhood and himself, Simeon refused and abandoned his training.		Adopting the alias of '''Jack Straw''' to hide his identity, he traveled to [[Vienna]] in [[Austria]] to begin his training under the watch of [[Oscar Kane]], the liaison for the Assassin branches based in Northern Europe. In 1853, he [[Assassination attempt on Franz Joseph I of Austria\|prevented the assassination]] of the emperor [[Franz Joseph I of Austria]] by [[János Libényi]], an associate of the Brotherhood. He later met the [[France\|French]] acrobat [[Pierrette Arnaud]] who tasked him to protect the notes of the [[Engine of History]], an invention of his late friend Lovelace that a man only known as the Magus wanted to use for nefarious reasons. Doubting about the Brotherhood and himself, Simeon refused and abandoned his training.

	Later in Italy, Simeon uncovered that the Magus was working with [[Felice Orsini]] in a [[Orsini affair\|plot to assassinate]] the emperor of France [[Napoleon III]]. Going to [[Paris]] to warn the Assassins, he was formally inducted into the Brotherhood. In 1858, he prevented the death of the emperor with the help of Pierrette who was searching the Magus. He inducted her into the Brotherhood, becoming her mentor.		Later in Italy, Simeon uncovered that the Magus was working with [[Felice Orsini]] in a [[Orsini affair\|plot to assassinate]] the emperor of France [[Napoleon III]]. Going to [[Paris]] to warn the Assassins, he was formally inducted into the Brotherhood. In 1858, he prevented the death of the emperor with the help of Pierrette who was searching the Magus. He inducted her into the Brotherhood, becoming her mentor.

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	'''Simeon Price''' (born c. 1825) was a former [[Great Britain\|British]] [[soldier]] and a member of the [[Assassins]] who operated in Europe during the late 19th century.		'''Simeon Price''' (born c. 1825) was a former [[Great Britain\|British]] [[soldier]] and a member of the [[Assassins]] who operated across [[Europe]] during the late 19th century.

	A childhood friend of the mathematician [[Ada Lovelace]], Simeon enlisted in the [[British Army]]'s {{Wiki\|74th (Highland) Regiment of Foot\|74th Regiment of Foot}} dispatched to [[Africa]] aboard the ''[[HMS Birkenhead]]'' to participate in the [[British Empire]]'s {{Wiki\|Eighth Xhosa War\|eighth war}} against the {{Wiki\|Xhosa people\|Xhosa Kingdom}} in 1851. While the ship sank, Simeon met the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Assassin]] [[Henri Escoffier]]. He convinced him to desert the army to join the Brotherhood.		A childhood friend of the mathematician [[Ada Lovelace]], Simeon enlisted in the [[British Army]]'s {{Wiki\|74th (Highland) Regiment of Foot\|74th Regiment of Foot}} dispatched to [[Africa]] aboard the ''[[HMS Birkenhead]]'' to participate in the [[British Empire]]'s {{Wiki\|Eighth Xhosa War\|eighth war}} against the {{Wiki\|Xhosa people\|Xhosa Kingdom}} in 1851. While the ship sank, Simeon met the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Assassin]] [[Henri Escoffier]]. He convinced him to desert the army to join the Brotherhood.
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	Later in Italy, Simeon uncovered that the Magus was working with [[Felice Orsini]] in a [[Orsini affair\|plot to assassinate]] the emperor of France [[Napoleon III]]. Going to [[Paris]] to warn the Assassins, he was formally inducted into the Brotherhood. In 1858, he prevented the death of the emperor with the help of Pierrette who was searching the Magus. He inducted her into the Brotherhood, becoming her mentor.		Later in Italy, Simeon uncovered that the Magus was working with [[Felice Orsini]] in a [[Orsini affair\|plot to assassinate]] the emperor of France [[Napoleon III]]. Going to [[Paris]] to warn the Assassins, he was formally inducted into the Brotherhood. In 1858, he prevented the death of the emperor with the help of Pierrette who was searching the Magus. He inducted her into the Brotherhood, becoming her mentor.

	Discovering that the Magus was none other than Kane who was working with the [[Templar]] [[Konstanze von Visler]], Simeon and Pierrette tracked him across Europe. Finding him in [[London]], Simeon was arrested by the police for his desertion. Proved innocent, he joined back with Pierrette and confronted Kane in an Isu site in [[Bath]] in 1862. After he killed his former mentor, Price and Pierrette hid the Engine of History notes in their friend's graves [[Elizabeth Siddal]].		Discovering that the Magus was none other than Kane who was working with the [[Templar]] [[Konstanze von Visler]], Simeon and Pierrette tracked him across Europe. Finding him in [[London]], Simeon was arrested by the police for his desertion. Proved innocent, he joined back with Pierrette and confronted Kane in an Isu site in [[Bath, Somerset\|Bath]] in 1862. After he killed his former mentor, Price and Pierrette hid the Engine of History notes in their friend's graves [[Elizabeth Siddal]].

	After his trial, as Simeon was publicly known in London, he traveled to Russia, helping the [[Russian Brotherhood of Assassins\|local Brotherhood]] to fight the oppression of the Templar-affiliated [[House of Romanov]]. He also went to [[Egypt]] to retrieve the [[Ankh]] of [[Eden]] from the Templars, meeting again Pierrette in his mission. As the Templars fled with the Ankh in Paris, Simeon searched for the artifact while defending the city during the [[Franco-Prussian War]]. While he failed to recover the [[Piece of Eden]], Simeon succeeded in ending the conflict by establishing a truce with Konstanze von Visler.		After his trial, as Simeon was publicly known in London, he traveled to Russia, helping the [[Russian Brotherhood of Assassins\|local Brotherhood]] to fight the oppression of the Templar-affiliated [[House of Romanov]]. He also went to [[Egypt]] to retrieve the [[Ankh]] of [[Eden]] from the Templars, meeting again Pierrette in his mission. As the Templars fled with the Ankh in Paris, Simeon searched for the artifact while defending the city during the [[Franco-Prussian War]]. While he failed to recover the [[Piece of Eden]], Simeon succeeded in ending the conflict by establishing a truce with Konstanze von Visler.

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	'''Simeon Price''' (born c. 1825) was a ~~member of the~~ [[~~British Brotherhood of Assassins~~\|British ~~Brotherhood~~]] of [[Assassins]] who operated in the 19th century.		'''Simeon Price''' (born c. 1825) was a former [[Great Britain\|British]] [[soldier]] and a member of the [[Assassins]] who operated in Europe during the late 19th century.

	A childhood friend of the mathematician [[Ada Lovelace]], Simeon ~~was a former [[soldier]]~~ in the [[British Army]]'s {{Wiki\|74th (Highland) Regiment of Foot\|74th Regiment of Foot}} dispatched to [[Africa]] aboard the ''[[HMS Birkenhead]]'' to participate in the [[British Empire]]'s {{Wiki\|Eighth Xhosa War\|eighth war}} against the {{Wiki\|Xhosa people\|Xhosa Kingdom}}. ~~After being convinced by~~ the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Assassin]] [[Henri Escoffier]] to desert the army ~~and flee~~ the ~~sinking [[ship]], Simeon adopted~~ the alias of '''Jack Straw''' to hide his identity, ~~travelling~~ to [[Vienna]], [[Austria]] to ~~seek out~~ the [[~~Austrian~~ Brotherhood of Assassins\|local Brotherhood]] ~~mentioned~~ by ~~Henri~~.		A childhood friend of the mathematician [[Ada Lovelace]], Simeon enlisted in the [[British Army]]'s {{Wiki\|74th (Highland) Regiment of Foot\|74th Regiment of Foot}} dispatched to [[Africa]] aboard the ''[[HMS Birkenhead]]'' to participate in the [[British Empire]]'s {{Wiki\|Eighth Xhosa War\|eighth war}} against the {{Wiki\|Xhosa people\|Xhosa Kingdom}} in 1851. While the ship sank, Simeon met the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Assassin]] [[Henri Escoffier]]. He convinced him to desert the army to join the Brotherhood.

			Adopting the alias of '''Jack Straw''' to hide his identity, he traveled to [[Vienna]] in [[Austria]] beginning his training under the watch of [[Oscar Kane]] the liaison for the Assassin branches based in Northern Europe. In 1853, he [[Assassination attempt on Franz Joseph I of Austria\|prevented the assassination]] of the emperor [[Franz Joseph I of Austria]] by [[János Libényi]], an associate of the Brotherhood. He later met the [[France\|French]] acrobat [[Pierrette Arnaud]] who tasked him to protect the notes of the [[Engine of History]], an invention of his late friend Lovelace that a man only known as the Magus wanted to use for nefarious reasons. Doubting about the Brotherhood and himself, Simeon refused and abandoned his training.

			Later in Italy, Simeon uncovered that the Magus was working with [[Felice Orsini]] in a [[Orsini affair\|plot to assassinate]] the emperor of France [[Napoleon III]]. Going to [[Paris]] to warn the Assassins, he was formally inducted into the Brotherhood. In 1858, he prevented the death of the emperor with the help of Pierrette who was searching the Magus. He inducted her into the Brotherhood, becoming her mentor.

			Discovering that the Magus was none other than Kane who was working with the [[Templar]] [[Konstanze von Visler]], Simeon and Pierrette tracked him across Europe. Finding him in [[London]], Simeon was arrested by the police for his desertion. Proved innocent, he joined back with Pierrette and confronted Kane in an Isu site in [[Bath]] in 1862. After he killed his former mentor, Price and Pierrette hid the Engine of History notes in their friend's graves [[Elizabeth Siddal]].

			After his trial, as Simeon was publicly known in London, he traveled to Russia, helping the [[Russian Brotherhood of Assassins\|local Brotherhood]] to fight the oppression of the Templar-affiliated [[House of Romanov]]. He also went to [[Egypt]] to retrieve the [[Ankh]] of [[Eden]] from the Templars, meeting again Pierrette in his mission. As the Templars fled with the Ankh in Paris, Simeon searched for the artifact while defending the city during the [[Franco-Prussian War]]. While he failed to recover the [[Piece of Eden]], Simeon succeeded in ending the conflict by establishing a truce with Konstanze von Visler.

			Eventually becoming Konstanze's lover, Simeon helped her flee the Order and inducted her into the [[Zurich Brotherhood of Assassins]]. After three years, Simeon doubted Konstanze's allegiance leading her to rejoin the Templars with all the Assassins' knowledge. For his misjudgment, Simeon was sidelined by the Brotherhood, only affected to assassinate low-level Templars.

			During the 1889 World's Fair in Paris, Simeon redeemed his mistake, foiling Konstanze's schemes to manipulate the Brotherhood to bomb the [[Eiffel Tower]] and mortally wounding his former lover.

	==Biography==		==Biography==

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	'''Simeon Price''' (born c. 1825) was a former [[Great Britain\|British]] [[soldier]] and a member of the [[Assassins]] who operated across [[Europe]] during the late 19th century.		'''Simeon Price''' (born c. 1825) was a former [[Great Britain\|British]] [[soldier]] and a member of the [[Assassins]] who operated across [[Europe]] during the late 19th century.

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	Later in Italy, Simeon uncovered that the Magus was working with [[Felice Orsini]] in a [[Orsini affair\|plot to assassinate]] the emperor of France [[Napoleon III]]. Going to [[Paris]] to warn the Assassins, he was formally inducted into the Brotherhood. In 1858, he prevented the death of the emperor with the help of Pierrette who was searching the Magus. He inducted her into the Brotherhood, becoming her mentor.		Later in Italy, Simeon uncovered that the Magus was working with [[Felice Orsini]] in a [[Orsini affair\|plot to assassinate]] the emperor of France [[Napoleon III]]. Going to [[Paris]] to warn the Assassins, he was formally inducted into the Brotherhood. In 1858, he prevented the death of the emperor with the help of Pierrette who was searching the Magus. He inducted her into the Brotherhood, becoming her mentor.

	Discovering that the Magus was none other than Kane who was working with the [[Templar]] [[Konstanze von Visler]], Simeon and Pierrette tracked him across Europe. Finding him in [[London]], Simeon was arrested by the police for his desertion. Proved innocent, he joined back with Pierrette and confronted Kane in an Isu site in [[Bath, Somerset\|Bath]] in 1862. After he killed his former mentor, Price and Pierrette hid the Engine of History notes in their friend's graves [[Elizabeth Siddal]].		Discovering that the Magus was none other than Kane who was working with the [[Templar]] [[Konstanze von Visler]], Simeon and Pierrette tracked him across Europe. Finding him in [[London]], Simeon was arrested by the police for his desertion. Proved innocent, he joined back with Pierrette and confronted Kane in an [[Temple (Isu)\|Isu site]] in [[Bath, Somerset\|Bath]] in 1862. After he killed his former mentor, Price and Pierrette hid the Engine of History notes in their friend's graves [[Elizabeth Siddal]].

	After his trial, as Simeon was publicly known in London, he traveled to Russia, helping the [[Russian Brotherhood of Assassins\|local Brotherhood]] to fight the oppression of the Templar-affiliated [[House of Romanov]]. He also went to [[Egypt]] to retrieve the [[Ankh]] of [[Eden]] from the Templars, meeting again Pierrette in his mission. As the Templars fled with the Ankh in Paris, Simeon searched for the artifact while defending the city during the [[Franco-Prussian War]]. While he failed to recover the [[Piece of Eden]], Simeon succeeded in ending the conflict by establishing a truce with Konstanze von Visler.		After his trial, as Simeon was publicly known in London, he traveled to Russia, helping the [[Russian Brotherhood of Assassins\|local Brotherhood]] to fight the oppression of the Templar-affiliated [[House of Romanov]]. He also went to [[Egypt]] to retrieve the [[Ankh]] of [[Eden]] from the Templars, meeting again Pierrette in his mission. As the Templars fled with the Ankh in Paris, Simeon searched for the artifact while defending the city during the [[Franco-Prussian War]]. While he failed to recover the [[Piece of Eden]], Simeon succeeded in ending the conflict by establishing a truce with Konstanze von Visler.

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	A childhood friend of the mathematician [[Ada Lovelace]], Simeon enlisted in the [[British Army]]'s {{Wiki\|74th (Highland) Regiment of Foot\|74th Regiment of Foot}} dispatched to [[Africa]] aboard the ''[[HMS Birkenhead]]'' to participate in the [[British Empire]]'s {{Wiki\|Eighth Xhosa War\|eighth war}} against the {{Wiki\|Xhosa people\|Xhosa Kingdom}} in 1851. While the ship sank, Simeon met the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Assassin]] [[Henri Escoffier]]. He convinced him to desert the army to join the Brotherhood.		A childhood friend of the mathematician [[Ada Lovelace]], Simeon enlisted in the [[British Army]]'s {{Wiki\|74th (Highland) Regiment of Foot\|74th Regiment of Foot}} dispatched to [[Africa]] aboard the ''[[HMS Birkenhead]]'' to participate in the [[British Empire]]'s {{Wiki\|Eighth Xhosa War\|eighth war}} against the {{Wiki\|Xhosa people\|Xhosa Kingdom}} in 1851. While the ship sank, Simeon met the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Assassin]] [[Henri Escoffier]]. He convinced him to desert the army to join the Brotherhood.

	Adopting the alias of '''Jack Straw''' to hide his identity, he traveled to [[Vienna]] in [[Austria]] ~~beginning~~ his training under the watch of [[Oscar Kane]] the liaison for the Assassin branches based in Northern Europe. In 1853, he [[Assassination attempt on Franz Joseph I of Austria\|prevented the assassination]] of the emperor [[Franz Joseph I of Austria]] by [[János Libényi]], an associate of the Brotherhood. He later met the [[France\|French]] acrobat [[Pierrette Arnaud]] who tasked him to protect the notes of the [[Engine of History]], an invention of his late friend Lovelace that a man only known as the Magus wanted to use for nefarious reasons. Doubting about the Brotherhood and himself, Simeon refused and abandoned his training.		Adopting the alias of '''Jack Straw''' to hide his identity, he traveled to [[Vienna]] in [[Austria]] to begin his training under the watch of [[Oscar Kane]], the liaison for the Assassin branches based in Northern Europe. In 1853, he [[Assassination attempt on Franz Joseph I of Austria\|prevented the assassination]] of the emperor [[Franz Joseph I of Austria]] by [[János Libényi]], an associate of the Brotherhood. He later met the [[France\|French]] acrobat [[Pierrette Arnaud]] who tasked him to protect the notes of the [[Engine of History]], an invention of his late friend Lovelace that a man only known as the Magus wanted to use for nefarious reasons. Doubting about the Brotherhood and himself, Simeon refused and abandoned his training.

	Later in Italy, Simeon uncovered that the Magus was working with [[Felice Orsini]] in a [[Orsini affair\|plot to assassinate]] the emperor of France [[Napoleon III]]. Going to [[Paris]] to warn the Assassins, he was formally inducted into the Brotherhood. In 1858, he prevented the death of the emperor with the help of Pierrette who was searching the Magus. He inducted her into the Brotherhood, becoming her mentor.		Later in Italy, Simeon uncovered that the Magus was working with [[Felice Orsini]] in a [[Orsini affair\|plot to assassinate]] the emperor of France [[Napoleon III]]. Going to [[Paris]] to warn the Assassins, he was formally inducted into the Brotherhood. In 1858, he prevented the death of the emperor with the help of Pierrette who was searching the Magus. He inducted her into the Brotherhood, becoming her mentor.

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	'''Simeon Price''' (born c. 1825) was a former [[Great Britain\|British]] [[soldier]] and a member of the [[Assassins]] who operated in Europe during the late 19th century.		'''Simeon Price''' (born c. 1825) was a former [[Great Britain\|British]] [[soldier]] and a member of the [[Assassins]] who operated across [[Europe]] during the late 19th century.

	A childhood friend of the mathematician [[Ada Lovelace]], Simeon enlisted in the [[British Army]]'s {{Wiki\|74th (Highland) Regiment of Foot\|74th Regiment of Foot}} dispatched to [[Africa]] aboard the ''[[HMS Birkenhead]]'' to participate in the [[British Empire]]'s {{Wiki\|Eighth Xhosa War\|eighth war}} against the {{Wiki\|Xhosa people\|Xhosa Kingdom}} in 1851. While the ship sank, Simeon met the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Assassin]] [[Henri Escoffier]]. He convinced him to desert the army to join the Brotherhood.		A childhood friend of the mathematician [[Ada Lovelace]], Simeon enlisted in the [[British Army]]'s {{Wiki\|74th (Highland) Regiment of Foot\|74th Regiment of Foot}} dispatched to [[Africa]] aboard the ''[[HMS Birkenhead]]'' to participate in the [[British Empire]]'s {{Wiki\|Eighth Xhosa War\|eighth war}} against the {{Wiki\|Xhosa people\|Xhosa Kingdom}} in 1851. While the ship sank, Simeon met the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Assassin]] [[Henri Escoffier]]. He convinced him to desert the army to join the Brotherhood.
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	Later in Italy, Simeon uncovered that the Magus was working with [[Felice Orsini]] in a [[Orsini affair\|plot to assassinate]] the emperor of France [[Napoleon III]]. Going to [[Paris]] to warn the Assassins, he was formally inducted into the Brotherhood. In 1858, he prevented the death of the emperor with the help of Pierrette who was searching the Magus. He inducted her into the Brotherhood, becoming her mentor.		Later in Italy, Simeon uncovered that the Magus was working with [[Felice Orsini]] in a [[Orsini affair\|plot to assassinate]] the emperor of France [[Napoleon III]]. Going to [[Paris]] to warn the Assassins, he was formally inducted into the Brotherhood. In 1858, he prevented the death of the emperor with the help of Pierrette who was searching the Magus. He inducted her into the Brotherhood, becoming her mentor.

	Discovering that the Magus was none other than Kane who was working with the [[Templar]] [[Konstanze von Visler]], Simeon and Pierrette tracked him across Europe. Finding him in [[London]], Simeon was arrested by the police for his desertion. Proved innocent, he joined back with Pierrette and confronted Kane in an Isu site in [[Bath]] in 1862. After he killed his former mentor, Price and Pierrette hid the Engine of History notes in their friend's graves [[Elizabeth Siddal]].		Discovering that the Magus was none other than Kane who was working with the [[Templar]] [[Konstanze von Visler]], Simeon and Pierrette tracked him across Europe. Finding him in [[London]], Simeon was arrested by the police for his desertion. Proved innocent, he joined back with Pierrette and confronted Kane in an Isu site in [[Bath, Somerset\|Bath]] in 1862. After he killed his former mentor, Price and Pierrette hid the Engine of History notes in their friend's graves [[Elizabeth Siddal]].

	After his trial, as Simeon was publicly known in London, he traveled to Russia, helping the [[Russian Brotherhood of Assassins\|local Brotherhood]] to fight the oppression of the Templar-affiliated [[House of Romanov]]. He also went to [[Egypt]] to retrieve the [[Ankh]] of [[Eden]] from the Templars, meeting again Pierrette in his mission. As the Templars fled with the Ankh in Paris, Simeon searched for the artifact while defending the city during the [[Franco-Prussian War]]. While he failed to recover the [[Piece of Eden]], Simeon succeeded in ending the conflict by establishing a truce with Konstanze von Visler.		After his trial, as Simeon was publicly known in London, he traveled to Russia, helping the [[Russian Brotherhood of Assassins\|local Brotherhood]] to fight the oppression of the Templar-affiliated [[House of Romanov]]. He also went to [[Egypt]] to retrieve the [[Ankh]] of [[Eden]] from the Templars, meeting again Pierrette in his mission. As the Templars fled with the Ankh in Paris, Simeon searched for the artifact while defending the city during the [[Franco-Prussian War]]. While he failed to recover the [[Piece of Eden]], Simeon succeeded in ending the conflict by establishing a truce with Konstanze von Visler.