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{{Quote|My beloved calls to me. You would not keep me from her.|Master Spy, World War I.|Assassin's Creed | {{Quote|My beloved calls to me. You would not keep me from her.|Master Spy, World War I.|Assassin's Creed: Syndicate}} | ||
The '''Master Spy''' (unknown – 1916) was a [[Sages|Sage]] operating on behalf of the [[Germany|German]] government as head of a spy network in [[London]] during [[World War I]]. He was also a member of the [[Templars]]. Despite his alliances with the Templars and Germany, his true loyalty was towards his "[[Instruments of the First Will|religion]]" and beloved [[Juno]]. | The '''Master Spy''' (unknown – 1916) was a [[Sages|Sage]] operating on behalf of the [[Germany|German]] government as head of a spy network in [[London]] during [[World War I]]. He was also a member of the [[Templars]]. Despite his alliances with the Templars and Germany, his true loyalty was towards his "[[Instruments of the First Will|religion]]" and beloved [[Juno]]. | ||
== History == | == History == | ||
The Master Spy was a Templar Spy operating in London on the behalf of the German government doing World War I. During his time in London, he had seemingly recruited many of the Templar Spies there as members of the Instruments of the First Will and <span>was attempting to recruit even more pagan followers for his religion. Winston Churchill | The Master Spy was a Templar Spy operating in London on the behalf of the German government doing World War I, 1916. During his time in London, he had seemingly recruited many of the Templar Spies there as members of the Instruments of the First Will and <span>was attempting to recruit even more pagan followers for his religion. [[Winston Churchill]] eventually got wind of him and his fanatic cult. Churchill reported all of his findings to [[Lydia Frye]], who </span>went on to stop his operations across London. She started by killing off his followers in several of their hideouts and strongholds. | ||
=== Death === | |||
{{Quote|Leave no trail of her divine presence. Burn it. Burn it all. |Master Spy, World War I.|Assassin's Creed: Syndicate}} | |||
She eventually found him in a Templar spy hideout. There she confronted him, though he managed to escape by using a flash grenade. Lydia gave chase as he eventually reached his main hideout and stronghold. There he got all of his followers to hold off the attackers and Lydia, as he commanded the rest to burn all traces of Juno and the [[First Civilization]]. Lydia eventually killed all of his followers and then killed him herself. <span>In 2015, </span>[[Juno]]<span> thanked a </span>[[Helix initiate]]<span> for discovering his fate, and added his life to </span>[[the Grey]]<span>, and in doing so gained a fragment of her [[Aita|late husband]], for herself.</span> | |||
== Personality == | |||
The Spy's original personality is never shown as he had been completely possessed by [[Aita]]'s spirit. Because of this he was obsessed with the release of Juno from the Grand Temple. His personality was viewed by the other Templar spies as odd, since one sarcastically describe him that he looks as if he had "seen the face of God". He was also very determined to keep his organization a secret, going as far as ordering all of his followers to destroy any evidence they had of the Isu in their London stronghold upon their discovery by the Assassin LydiaFrye. | |||
==Reference== | ==Reference== | ||
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- "My beloved calls to me. You would not keep me from her."
- ―Master Spy, World War I.[src]
The Master Spy (unknown – 1916) was a Sage operating on behalf of the German government as head of a spy network in London during World War I. He was also a member of the Templars. Despite his alliances with the Templars and Germany, his true loyalty was towards his "religion" and beloved Juno.
History
The Master Spy was a Templar Spy operating in London on the behalf of the German government doing World War I, 1916. During his time in London, he had seemingly recruited many of the Templar Spies there as members of the Instruments of the First Will and was attempting to recruit even more pagan followers for his religion. Winston Churchill eventually got wind of him and his fanatic cult. Churchill reported all of his findings to Lydia Frye, who went on to stop his operations across London. She started by killing off his followers in several of their hideouts and strongholds.
Death
- "Leave no trail of her divine presence. Burn it. Burn it all. "
- ―Master Spy, World War I.[src]
She eventually found him in a Templar spy hideout. There she confronted him, though he managed to escape by using a flash grenade. Lydia gave chase as he eventually reached his main hideout and stronghold. There he got all of his followers to hold off the attackers and Lydia, as he commanded the rest to burn all traces of Juno and the First Civilization. Lydia eventually killed all of his followers and then killed him herself. In 2015, Juno thanked a Helix initiate for discovering his fate, and added his life to the Grey, and in doing so gained a fragment of her late husband, for herself.
Personality
The Spy's original personality is never shown as he had been completely possessed by Aita's spirit. Because of this he was obsessed with the release of Juno from the Grand Temple. His personality was viewed by the other Templar spies as odd, since one sarcastically describe him that he looks as if he had "seen the face of God". He was also very determined to keep his organization a secret, going as far as ordering all of his followers to destroy any evidence they had of the Isu in their London stronghold upon their discovery by the Assassin LydiaFrye.
Reference