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{{Era|AC}} | {{Era|Memories|AC}} | ||
{{Memory Infobox | {{Memory Infobox | ||
|name = Eavesdropping | | name = Eavesdropping | ||
|image = Masun-eavesdropping-memory.png | | image = Masun-eavesdropping-memory.png | ||
|description = ''A man named [[Masun]] was the one who opened the gate. But he did not act alone. The basket weaver handed him a letter just before the attack on the village. He might know more about Masun's [[Jamal|accomplice]]. I need to find this basket weaver.'' | | description = ''A man named [[Masun]] was the one who opened the gate. But he did not act alone. The basket weaver handed him a letter just before the attack on the village. He might know more about Masun's [[Jamal|accomplice]]. I need to find this basket weaver.'' | ||
|appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' | | appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' | ||
|type = Main | | type = Main | ||
|previous = [[Glory]] | | previous = [[Glory]] | ||
|next = [[Pickpocketing (Masun)|Pickpocketing]] | | next = [[Pickpocketing (Masun)|Pickpocketing]] | ||
| | | source = [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]] | ||
|location = [[Masyaf]], [[Levantine Assassins|Assassin territory]] | | location = [[Masyaf]], [[Levantine Assassins|Assassin territory]] | ||
|date = 1191}} | | date = July 1191}} | ||
'''Eavesdropping''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]]'s [[Genetic memory|genetic memories]], relived by [[Desmond Miles]] in 2012 through the [[Animus]]. | '''Eavesdropping''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]]'s [[Genetic memory|genetic memories]], relived by [[Desmond Miles]] in 2012 through the [[Animus]]. | ||
==Description== | ==Description== | ||
Altaïr awakened in [[ | Altaïr awakened in [[Al Mualim]]'s study in Masyaf, surprised that he was still alive. Al Mualim then explained that killing Altaïr would be a waste of time and potential, and offered the young [[Assassins|Assassin]] a chance to atone for his past transgressions, enabling him to regain his former status. | ||
==Dialogue== | ==Dialogue== | ||
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*'''Al Mualim:''' ''You do not understand the true meaning of the phrase, my child. It does not grant you the freedom to do as you wish, it is a knowledge meant to guide your senses. It expects a wisdom you clearly lack!'' | *'''Al Mualim:''' ''You do not understand the true meaning of the phrase, my child. It does not grant you the freedom to do as you wish, it is a knowledge meant to guide your senses. It expects a wisdom you clearly lack!'' | ||
*'''Altaïr:''' ''Then what is to become of me?'' | *'''Altaïr:''' ''Then what is to become of me?'' | ||
*'''Al Mualim:''' ''I should kill you for the pain you brought upon us. [[Malik Al-Sayf|Malik]] thinks it only fair – your life in exchange for his [[Kadar Al-Sayf|brother]]'s. But this would be a waste of my time and your talents. You'll see that you | *'''Al Mualim:''' ''I should kill you for the pain you brought upon us. [[Malik Al-Sayf|Malik]] thinks it only fair – your life in exchange for his [[Kadar Al-Sayf|brother]]'s. But this would be a waste of my time and your talents. You'll see that you have been stripped of your possessions. Your rank as well. You are a [[novice]], a child once more, as you were on the day you first joined our Order. I am offering you a chance at redemption. You'll earn your way back into the Brotherhood.'' | ||
*'''Altaïr:''' ''I assume you've something planned.'' | *'''Altaïr:''' ''I assume you've something planned.'' | ||
*'''Al Mualim:''' ''First you must prove to me you remember how to be an Assassin.'' | *'''Al Mualim:''' ''First you must prove to me you remember how to be an Assassin.'' | ||
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*'''Altaïr:''' ''If this is what you wish.'' | *'''Altaïr:''' ''If this is what you wish.'' | ||
*'''Al Mualim:''' ''It is.'' | *'''Al Mualim:''' ''It is.'' | ||
*'''Altaïr:''' ''Then tell me what it is I must do.'' | *'''Altaïr:''' ''Then tell me what it is that I must do.'' | ||
*'''Al Mualim:''' ''We have been betrayed. Someone was assisting [[Robert de | *'''Al Mualim:''' ''We have been betrayed. Someone was assisting [[Robert de Sablé]]. One of our own. You must find him and bring him here for questioning.'' | ||
*'''Altaïr:''' ''What can you tell me of the traitor?'' | *'''Altaïr:''' ''What can you tell me of the traitor?'' | ||
*'''Al Mualim:''' ''Ah, but that's just it. I've given you all I will. The rest is up to you.'' | *'''Al Mualim:''' ''Ah, but that's just it. I've given you all I will. The rest is up to you.'' | ||
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==Outcome== | ==Outcome== | ||
Altaïr discovered the identity of the traitor | Altaïr discovered the identity of the traitor and the fact that he did not act alone. | ||
== | ==References== | ||
*''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' | *''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' | ||
{{ACMemories}} | {{ACMemories}} | ||
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[[Category:Memories of Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]] | [[Category:Memories of Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]] | ||
[[Category:Memories relived using Animus 1.28]] | [[Category:Memories relived using the Animus 1.28]] | ||
Latest revision as of 02:48, 13 May 2026
Eavesdropping was a virtual representation of one of Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad's genetic memories, relived by Desmond Miles in 2012 through the Animus.
Description[edit | edit source]
Altaïr awakened in Al Mualim's study in Masyaf, surprised that he was still alive. Al Mualim then explained that killing Altaïr would be a waste of time and potential, and offered the young Assassin a chance to atone for his past transgressions, enabling him to regain his former status.
Dialogue[edit | edit source]
Altaïr awoke, disoriented, in Al Mualim's study, with his Master standing before him.
- Altaïr: I am... alive? But I saw you stab me... felt death's embrace.
- Al Mualim: You saw what I wanted you to see, and then you slept the sleep of the dead. Of the womb, that you might awake, and be reborn.
- Altaïr: To what end?
- Al Mualim: Do you remember, Altaïr, what it is the Assassins fight for?
- Altaïr: Peace, in all things.
- Al Mualim: Yes, in all things. It is not enough to end the violence one man commits upon another. It refers to peace within as well. You cannot have one without the other.
- Altaïr: So it is said.
- Al Mualim: So it is! But you my son, have not found inner peace! It manifests in ugly ways! You are arrogant and overconfident.
- Altaïr: Were you not the one to say that nothing is true and everything is permitted?
- Al Mualim: You do not understand the true meaning of the phrase, my child. It does not grant you the freedom to do as you wish, it is a knowledge meant to guide your senses. It expects a wisdom you clearly lack!
- Altaïr: Then what is to become of me?
- Al Mualim: I should kill you for the pain you brought upon us. Malik thinks it only fair – your life in exchange for his brother's. But this would be a waste of my time and your talents. You'll see that you have been stripped of your possessions. Your rank as well. You are a novice, a child once more, as you were on the day you first joined our Order. I am offering you a chance at redemption. You'll earn your way back into the Brotherhood.
- Altaïr: I assume you've something planned.
- Al Mualim: First you must prove to me you remember how to be an Assassin.
- Altaïr: So you'd have me take a life?
- Al Mualim: No. Not yet, at least. For now you are to become a student once again.
- Altaïr: There is no need for this!
- Al Mualim: Others tracked your targets for you, but no more. From today on you will track them yourself.
- Altaïr: If this is what you wish.
- Al Mualim: It is.
- Altaïr: Then tell me what it is that I must do.
- Al Mualim: We have been betrayed. Someone was assisting Robert de Sablé. One of our own. You must find him and bring him here for questioning.
- Altaïr: What can you tell me of the traitor?
- Al Mualim: Ah, but that's just it. I've given you all I will. The rest is up to you.
Altaïr left the study and passed through the fortress' courtyard. An Informant was waiting for him near the gates.
- Informant: Safety and peace, Altaïr.
- Altaïr: You're in my way.
- Informant: Yes, Al Mualim has asked that I assist you. Remind you how it is we hunt our prey.
- Altaïr: I know how it works.
- Informant: Be that as it may, I have no desire to disobey.
- Altaïr: Then be quick!
- Informant: The Assassiyun have many tools at their disposal.
- Altaïr: Yes, yes. We can eavesdrop, we can pickpocket, or we can use violence to intimidate.
- Informant: Good, you remember.
- Altaïr: So you'd have me walk amongst the others and learn what I can about the traitor?
- Informant: Yes. Begin by going to the village market. That's where we first spotted the traitor.
- Altaïr: You know who it is?
- Informant: Perhaps.
- Altaïr: Then give me a name and let's be done with it.
- Informant: That's not the way it works. Now go, and remember: begin your search in the village market.
Altaïr explored the village and eventually found his target. Sitting down on a nearby bench to stay inconspicuous, he remained at a good distance to listen in on the conversation between two villagers.
- Villager 1: I know what I saw. Masun opened the gate. He let the Templars in!
- Villager 2: Then you must tell Al Mualim!
- Villager 1: I can't! Masun did not act alone. Someone inside the fortress helped him.
- Villager 2: What makes you say this?
- Villager 1: He exchanges letters with someone inside. The basket weaver carries them for him.
- Villager 2: That's no reason to stay silent.
- Villager 1: Ah! But the weaver delivered him a letter just before the attack. I suspect it held the order to open the gate.
- Villager 2: Then speak to the weaver! He can name Masun's accomplice!
- Villager 1: He's disappeared! Hiding for fear of being dragged into this!
- Villager 2: Ha! Probably inside of one of his own baskets!
Outcome[edit | edit source]
Altaïr discovered the identity of the traitor and the fact that he did not act alone.