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'''Bachir Al-Djallil''' was a rich merchant living in Cairo in 1340. Having participated in the theft of the Scepter of Aset with the Templars, Al-Djallil was attacked in his home by the Assassin Numa Al | '''Bachir Al-Djallil''' was a rich Egyptian [[Merchants|merchant]] living in [[Cairo]] in 1340. Having participated in the theft of the [[Scepter of Aset]] with the [[Templars]], Al-Djallil was attacked in his home by the [[Assassins|Assassin]] [[Numa Al'Khamsin]], who wanted to know where the Templars had brought the artifact. | ||
After having been tied up and tortured by Al-Khamsin, the unfamous merchant revealed that the Templars were at Karnak. Bashir Al-Djallil was then executed by the Assassin, firstly for his involvement in the conspiracy, but also because of the many young girls that Bashir was accused of raping and killing in impunity. | After having been tied up and tortured by Al-Khamsin, the unfamous merchant revealed that the Templars were at {{Wiki|Karnak}}. Bashir Al-Djallil was then executed by the Assassin, firstly for his involvement in the conspiracy, but also because of the many young girls that Bashir was accused of raping and killing in impunity. | ||
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Revision as of 19:34, 10 October 2013
Bachir Al-Djallil was a rich Egyptian merchant living in Cairo in 1340. Having participated in the theft of the Scepter of Aset with the Templars, Al-Djallil was attacked in his home by the Assassin Numa Al'Khamsin, who wanted to know where the Templars had brought the artifact.
After having been tied up and tortured by Al-Khamsin, the unfamous merchant revealed that the Templars were at Karnak. Bashir Al-Djallil was then executed by the Assassin, firstly for his involvement in the conspiracy, but also because of the many young girls that Bashir was accused of raping and killing in impunity.
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