William Miles' codex

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William Miles' codex

William Miles' codex is a codex written by William Miles, the leader of the Assassin Order until his retirement in 2013, detailing the knowledge he gained during his life as an Assassin.

After his son Desmond died on 21 December 2012 to prevent the coronal mass ejection from destroying the Earth, William Miles' mourning led him to abandoning the Order and living as a hermit for several months, writing his experiences and knowledge down in a journal. In May 2013, William sent the codex to Gavin Banks, whom he appointed to succeed him as leader of the Assassins.

Upon William's return to the Assassins, following the discovery of the fate of his son's body, an angry Gavin Banks attempted to give the codex back to him in William's secret bunker, claiming to have felt betrayed after William's sudden departure from the Order, and leaving the leadership in Gavin's hands. However, the two reconciled eventually, after Gavin learned the reason for William's absence.

Gallery

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  William's first puzzle, leading to Osaka, Japan
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  William's second puzzle, leading to Moscow, Russia
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  William's third puzzle, pinpointing a location in Moscow
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  William's fourth puzzle, leading to William's Secret Bunker in Norway

References

• Assassin's Creed: Initiates