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*Perotto was shown to have a stronger will than most Assassins and a resolve to rival that of [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]]. Proof of this was his decision to spirit his son away from Rome, all the way to Agnadello. Perotto single-handedly took down a detatchment of Rodrigo Borgia's guards and even (when left with no choice) defeated a group of other Assassins sent to keep him from the Shroud, in which he killed a number of them. | *Perotto was shown to have a stronger will than most Assassins and a resolve to rival that of his contemporary and fellow Assassin, [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]]. Proof of this was his decision to spirit his son away from Rome, all the way to Agnadello. Perotto single-handedly took down a detatchment of Rodrigo Borgia's guards and even (when left with no choice) defeated a group of other Assassins sent to keep him from the Shroud, in which he killed a number of them. | ||
*Due to the fact that Perotto was living in Rome at the same time as Ezio, it can be assumed that he might make an appearance in Brotherhood. | |||
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Perotto Calderon was a member of the Italian Assassin Order during the Renaissance.[1]
Biography
After being inducted into the Order and becoming a fully-trained Assassin, Perotto was assigned to train the young Francesco Vecellio.
As of 1498, Perotto was working undercover for the Order as courier for the Borgia when he fell for Lucrezia Borgia, daughter of Rodrigo Borgia: the Grand Master of the Templar Order. As Lucrezia also fell for Perotto, their relationship became more intimate and Lucrezia got pregnant. A boy was born, but the baby was born malformed and, according to a doctor, was likely to die in a few days.[1]
Not being able to hide such a secret as a child, Perotto was thrown into jail. With the help of Giulia, Lucrezia's maid, and her brother he was able to flee, taking his son with him, out of Rome. It would be impossible to see Lucrezia ever again. However, Rodrigo Borgia quickly found out of his escape and sent his soldiers after him, but they were overtaken by Perotto's trap.
Perotto figured that the only thing that could heal his son was an artifact that was in possession of the Order, a certain Shroud. He headed to Agnadello, the supposed place where the Shroud was hidden, but he was surprised that his own Brothers stood in his way. Leaving him no choice, he fought them and, in the end, won the fight.[1]
Reaching the place, he found the Shroud and asked it to heal his boy. After the process, the boy seemed to be healed, but was not certain. He put back the Shroud in his box and left.[1]
Trivia
- Perotto was shown to have a stronger will than most Assassins and a resolve to rival that of his contemporary and fellow Assassin, Ezio Auditore da Firenze. Proof of this was his decision to spirit his son away from Rome, all the way to Agnadello. Perotto single-handedly took down a detatchment of Rodrigo Borgia's guards and even (when left with no choice) defeated a group of other Assassins sent to keep him from the Shroud, in which he killed a number of them.
- Due to the fact that Perotto was living in Rome at the same time as Ezio, it can be assumed that he might make an appearance in Brotherhood.