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A merchant from Marrakech sought the location of valuable gold mine from the Wangaran gold trader, Masireh, during the 14th century.
Biography
The merchant traveled to Timbuktu in order to meet Masireh, of whom he heard of and whose gold mines he hoped to exploit. At a local inn and after friendly enough introductions over drinks, the merchant got down to business. He requested the location of Masireh's family gold mine, something which the Wangaran could not give out. Something the merchant had planned on him saying and so had his drink poisoned, he watched as Masireh fell unconscious.[1]
While Masireh was knocked out, the merchant carried him out to the merchant's desert camp with the rest of his men and tied him up. He had also taken the gold trader's dagger, and waited for him to regain consciousness. Once he did, the merchant continued to interrogate Masireh for the location of the mines of the Wangaran. He sliced Masireh's cheek with his own dagger before giving him five hours until sunrise for his answer and leaving to sleep for the night.[1]
Once daybreak came, the merchant once again approached Masireh and demanded the location. Masireh told him that he didn't know the location, but rather his brother did, as Masireh was only in charge of the trade. Masireh than told the merchant of a map that his brother had in case he died. The merchant then demanded he give it and forcibly escorted Masireh to the where said map was located. After getting the map, the merchant let Masireh go and he had his men went on to follow the map to the boundless treasure. Unbeknownst to him, all of what Masireh told him was false and that the map was fake. The house they'd retrieved the map from turned out to be the residence of Masireh's brother whom gave the ruffians a false map that led nowhere.[2]
Personality and traits
A conniving man, the merchant was shrewd and eager for riches.[1] He was however, extremely gullible and believed Masireh when given a fake map.[2]
As described by Masireh, the merchant was a solidly built man, dressed in very fine robes. His complexion was lighter than that of Masireh's and he had a lengthy beard.[1]
Appearances
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan – Chapter 4
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Tomb of the Khan – Chapter 8