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The '''''Cien Ojos''''' (English: "Hundred Eyes") were an organized [[Gang|group]] of [[Thief|thieves]] and [[bandit]]s operating in the streets of [[Madrid]], [[Spain]], during the ''[[Reconquista]]''. The gang was led by [[Luis Chico]]. | |||
The '''''Cien Ojos''''' (English: Hundred Eyes) were an organized [[Gang|group]] of [[Thief|thieves]] and [[bandit]]s operating in the streets of [[Madrid]], [[Spain]], during the ''[[Reconquista]]''. The gang was led by [[Luis Chico]]. | |||
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Revision as of 00:08, 31 October 2025
The Cien Ojos (English: "Hundred Eyes") were an organized group of thieves and bandits operating in the streets of Madrid, Spain, during the Reconquista. The gang was led by Luis Chico.
History
The Cien Ojos was a gang which Luis built up along with other young orphans of Madrid. However, as they targeted the Spanish Inquisition, more specifically a villa belonging to a Templar, the gang was utterly destroyed, leaving Luis as the sole survivor.[1]
Behind the scenes
The gang shares its name, albeit in a different language, with the Cento Occhi of Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood. The leaders of the two gangs, Luis for the Cien Ojos and Lanz for the Cento Occhi, are also strikingly similar.
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