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In Rome Juan is first seen at the [[Castel Sant'Angelo]] future plans for Rome with his master, Cesare, [[Octavian de Valois]] and[[ Micheletto Corella]], before Cesare left for Urbino. | In Rome Juan is first seen at the [[Castel Sant'Angelo]] future plans for Rome with his master, Cesare, [[Octavian de Valois]] and[[ Micheletto Corella]], before Cesare left for Urbino. | ||
In 1503 [[Ezio Auditore]] came to the conclusion that if the [[Borgia]] Empire was to fall apart their banker, who funded their wars throughout Europe, had to be located and killed, unfortunately Juan at the time was a target who had yet to be indentified and was simply referred to as "the banker". But Ezio found a lead on discovering the whereabouts and identity of the banker as [[Claudia Auditore]] knew [[Egidio Troche]], a Roman senator who was in debt to Juan | In 1503 [[Ezio Auditore]] came to the conclusion that if the [[Borgia]] Empire was to fall apart their banker, who funded their wars throughout Europe, had to be located and killed, unfortunately Juan at the time was a target who had yet to be indentified and was simply referred to as "the banker". But Ezio found a lead on discovering the whereabouts and identity of the banker as [[Claudia Auditore]] knew [[Egidio Troche]], a Roman senator who was in debt to Juan. | ||
After gaining the helpful support of Egidio ,by saving and paying his debt, Ezio discover Juan Borgia was throwing a pagan party and would be present at the celebration. | After gaining the helpful support of Egidio, by saving him and paying his debt, Ezio discover Juan Borgia was throwing a pagan party and would be present at the celebration. | ||
By following the courier of the box of Egidio's money Ezio found Juan and tailed him. After Cesare's brief speech on a soon to be united [[Italy]] and commanding the celebration to begin Ezio stealthily passed through any patrolling guards he took his position on a bench and with the correct timing quietly took the Borgia bankers life leaving the Borgia funds at a disarray. | By following the courier of the box of Egidio's money Ezio found Juan and tailed him. After Cesare's brief speech on a soon to be united [[Italy]] and commanding the celebration to begin Ezio stealthily passed through any patrolling guards he took his position on a bench and with the correct timing quietly took the Borgia bankers life leaving the Borgia funds at a disarray. | ||
Revision as of 01:14, 4 December 2010
Juan Borgia was one of Cesare Borgia's three generals who ruled over Rome during the rule of Pope Alexander VI and a member of the Templar Order. He was the Borgias' treasurer and used the money to help the Borgia's campaigns to unify Italy under the Templars. He was the eldest of Rodrigo Borgia's cousins.
Biography
In 1499, Juan accompanied Cesare Borgia, the latter's sister Lucrezia and his fellow generals to Monteriggioni to lay siege to the Auditore family's headquarters. After the gates had been breached, the group entered, with Juan holding Caterina Sforza captive. After the battle was won, Juan returned to Rome with the others, with the Piece of Eden as their prize.
In Rome Juan is first seen at the Castel Sant'Angelo future plans for Rome with his master, Cesare, Octavian de Valois andMicheletto Corella, before Cesare left for Urbino.
In 1503 Ezio Auditore came to the conclusion that if the Borgia Empire was to fall apart their banker, who funded their wars throughout Europe, had to be located and killed, unfortunately Juan at the time was a target who had yet to be indentified and was simply referred to as "the banker". But Ezio found a lead on discovering the whereabouts and identity of the banker as Claudia Auditore knew Egidio Troche, a Roman senator who was in debt to Juan.
After gaining the helpful support of Egidio, by saving him and paying his debt, Ezio discover Juan Borgia was throwing a pagan party and would be present at the celebration.
By following the courier of the box of Egidio's money Ezio found Juan and tailed him. After Cesare's brief speech on a soon to be united Italy and commanding the celebration to begin Ezio stealthily passed through any patrolling guards he took his position on a bench and with the correct timing quietly took the Borgia bankers life leaving the Borgia funds at a disarray.
Final Words
- Juan: The things I have felt, seen and tasted. I do not regret a moment of it.
- Ezio: A man of power must be contemptuous of delicacies.
- Juan: But...I gave the people what they wanted.
- Ezio: And now you pay for it. Il piacere immeritato si consuma da sé (Pleasure unearned consumes itself). Requiescat in Pace (Rest in Peace).
Trivia
- To get 100% synchonization during his assassination, Ezio must become undetected during the entire segment and kill him while sitting down.
Gallery
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Juan receiving a box from a Papal Guard.
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Ezio lunging at Juan and a courtesan.
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