Damascus bureau leader

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"Most impressive, my friend. The others said you make a mess of things, but not I. No, I was sure you'd come through. And come through you have."

―The Bureau leader to Altaïr

The Damascus Bureau leader was a member of the Levantine Assassins, the bureau leader of Damascus, and a Rafiq.

Biography

In 1191, the Assassins' Bureau in Damascus was frequently visited by the Assassin Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad, who had to report to the bureau leader before each assassination as a part of his punishment for disobeying the Creed. Unlike many of the other Assassins, especially Malik, the Bureau Leader of Damascus still admired Altaïr, despite his failure and demotion.

Altaïr would often confront the Bureau Leader with the mysteries he encountered after having assassinated his targets, though the Bureau Leader usually directed him to Al Mualim for answers believing that Al Mualim was their source of knowledge.

Trivia

• The Bureau leader's name is never revealed.
• He shares his voice actor with Leonardo da Vinci.
• In the novel Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade, the Damascus Bureau Leader is described to be an insolent and sarcastic man who constantly mocks Altaïr by feigning admiration, whereas in the game he genuinely does admire him.

Gallery

• 
  Altaïr at the bureau.

Source

• Assassin's Creed