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Altaïr listened to the two civilian's conversation from a distance. | Altaïr listened to the two civilian's conversation from a distance. | ||
*'''Civilian 1:''' ''Something needs to be done. It's only a matter of time before someone else discovers it.'' | *'''Civilian 1:''' ''Something needs to be done. It's only a matter of time before someone else discovers it.'' | ||
*'''Civilian 2:''' ''Tell him then. It's in his best interest to keep the souk secure." | *'''Civilian 2:''' ''Tell him then. It's in his best interest to keep the souk secure."'' | ||
*'''Civilian 1:''' ''He won't meet with me. Too busy with this new deal of his.'' | *'''Civilian 1:''' ''He won't meet with me. Too busy with this new deal of his.'' | ||
*'''Civilian 2:''' ''And the guards?'' | *'''Civilian 2:''' ''And the guards?'' | ||
Revision as of 05:19, 8 January 2013
Pickpocketing II (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
Altaïr came across another pair of civilians, discussing security of the Souk Al-Silaah. One of them mentioned a letter to Abu'l Nuqoud which explained the problem.
Dialogue
Altaïr listened to the two civilian's conversation from a distance.
- Civilian 1: Something needs to be done. It's only a matter of time before someone else discovers it.
- Civilian 2: Tell him then. It's in his best interest to keep the souk secure."
- Civilian 1: He won't meet with me. Too busy with this new deal of his.
- Civilian 2: And the guards?
- Civilian 1: Tried already. They won't lift a finger, unless the order comes from him.
- Civilian 2: Then what will you do?
- Civilian 1: I'll go to Abu'l Nuqoud.
- Civilian 2: The Merchant King? He won't see you.
- Civilian 1: He doesn't have to. I've written him a letter which explains the problem. He can read it, and decide for himself.
Altaïr then followed the carrier and took the letter during an opportune moment.
Outcome
Altaïr acquired a letter with a map, which showed the northeastern rooftops providing an easy access to the souk's central courtyard.
Gallery
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Altaïr listening in to the citizens. -
Altaïr stealing the letter.
