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[[File:Assassin_Cuervo.png|thumb|230px|Cuervo]]
|name = Cuervo
 
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|image = Assassin Cuervo.png
|affiliates = [[Assassins]]
|appear = ''[[Assassin's Creed 3: Accipiter]]''}}
'''Cuervo''' was an {{Wiki|Iberians|Iberian}} member of the [[Assassins|Assassin Order]], at that point known as the ''Liberalis Circulum''.
'''Cuervo''' was an {{Wiki|Iberians|Iberian}} member of the [[Assassins|Assassin Order]], at that point known as the ''Liberalis Circulum''.


==Biography==
In 259, Cuervo journeyed to [[France|Gaul]] to meet with [[Accipiter]], an [[Alemanni|Aleman]] Assassin. Aware of the Alemanni's desire to conquer [[Lugdunum]], the capital of Gaul, Cuervo warned Accipiter that looting the city would harm the Assassin Brotherhood based there.
In 259, Cuervo journeyed to [[France|Gaul]] to meet with [[Accipiter]], an [[Alemanni|Aleman]] Assassin. Aware of the Alemanni's desire to conquer [[Lugdunum]], the capital of Gaul, Cuervo warned Accipiter that looting the city would harm the Assassin Brotherhood based there.



Revision as of 16:48, 24 September 2014

Cuervo

Cuervo was an Iberian member of the Assassin Order, at that point known as the Liberalis Circulum.

Biography

In 259, Cuervo journeyed to Gaul to meet with Accipiter, an Aleman Assassin. Aware of the Alemanni's desire to conquer Lugdunum, the capital of Gaul, Cuervo warned Accipiter that looting the city would harm the Assassin Brotherhood based there.

To meet the interests of both the Alemanni and the Assassins, Cuervo arranged a meeting between the Prefect of Lugdunum and Accipiter, in which the latter would request a sum of gold from the Prefect, to which the Alemanni would not ransack Gaul's capital.

Trivia

  • Cuervo is a Spanish word meaning "crow, raven".

Gallery

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