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'''Pickpocketing (Tamir)''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]]'s [[Genetic memory|genetic memories]], relived by [[Desmond Miles]] in 2012 through the [[Animus | '''Pickpocketing (Tamir)''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]]'s [[Genetic memory|genetic memories]], relived by [[Desmond Miles]] in 2012 through the [[Animus]]. | ||
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'''Rafiq:''' ''Surely you remember how to track an enemy?'' | '''Rafiq:''' ''Surely you remember how to track an enemy?'' | ||
'''Altaïr:''' ''Of course. Learn where he will be and when. But that sort of work is best left for...'' | '''Altaïr:''' ''Of course. Learn where he will be and when. But that sort of work is best left for...'' | ||
Altaïr broke off, remembering Al Mualim's scolding. | Altaïr broke off, remembering Al Mualim's scolding. | ||
'''Altaïr:''' ''I understand.'' | '''Altaïr:''' ''I understand.'' | ||
'''Rafiq:''' ''Go and search the city. Learn what he is planning and where he works. Preperation makes the victor.'' | '''Rafiq:''' ''Go and search the city. Learn what he is planning and where he works. Preperation makes the victor.'' | ||
Revision as of 22:06, 30 September 2012
Template:WPmemories Pickpocketing (Tamir) was a virtual representation of one of Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad's genetic memories, relived by Desmond Miles in 2012 through the Animus.
Description
Altair arrived in Damascus, having received his mission from Al Mualim, to assassinate Tamir the black marketeer. Making his way through the city, he arrived at the Assassin's Bureau and spoke with its leader.
Dialogue
Rafiq: Altaïr, it is good to see you, and in one piece. Altaïr: You as well, friend. Rafiq: I am sorry for your troubles. Altaïr: Think nothing of it. Rafiq: A few of your brothers were here earlier, in fact. Ooh, if you'd heard the things they said, I'm sure you would have slain them where they stood. Altaïr: It's quite alright. Rafiq: Yes, you've never been one for the Creed, have you? Altaïr: Is that all?! Rafiq: I am sorry, sometimes I forget myself. Now tell me, what is it that brings you to Damascus? Altaïr: A man named Tamir. Al Mualim takes issue with the work he does. I am meant to end it. Now tell me where to find him. Rafiq: Surely you remember how to track an enemy? Altaïr: Of course. Learn where he will be and when. But that sort of work is best left for... Altaïr broke off, remembering Al Mualim's scolding. Altaïr: I understand. Rafiq: Go and search the city. Learn what he is planning and where he works. Preperation makes the victor. Altaïr: What can you tell me of him? Rafiq: Tamir makes his living as a black market merchant, so the souk district should be your destination. I would suggest you seek out the following places: a small souk northeast of here, the madrassa to our east, and in the gardens north of this Bureau. Focus on these places and they should become well known to you. Altaïr: I assume you want me to return to you when this is done. Rafiq: Yes. Come back to me. I'll give you Al Mualim's marker and you'll give us Tamir's life. Altaïr: As you wish. Rafiq: Remember, Altaïr, if you find yourself in trouble and the city turned against you, return to the Bureau. I can shelter you from the storm. Be warned though, if your enemies are too close, my door will remain closed until you've lost them. Do you understand? Altaïr: Yes. To let the enemy inside will only compromise the Brotherhood. Rafiq: Very well, off you go.