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'''Seraffo''' was a [[Venice|Venetian]] expatriate and [[Templars|Templar]] agent living in the [[Ottoman Empire]], who fell out of practice with his patients and killed more than he cured. Much like his [[Rome|Roman]] counterpart, [[Malfatto]], he used a syringe, but it was filled with a mercury solution of his own making. | '''Seraffo''' was a [[Venice|Venetian]] expatriate and [[Templars|Templar]] agent living in the [[Ottoman Empire]], who fell out of practice with his patients and killed more than he cured. Much like his [[Rome|Roman]] counterpart, [[Malfatto]], he used a syringe, but it was filled with a mercury solution of his own making. | ||
In 2012, his [[Genetic memory|genetic memories]] were used as an Animi Avatar by the Templar company [[Abstergo Industries]], for the training of their [[Animus]] recruits, under the title of the [[Ottoman Doctor]]. | In 2012, his [[Genetic memory|genetic memories]] were used as an Animi Avatar by the Templar company [[Abstergo Industries]], for the training of their [[Animus]] recruits, under the title of the [[Ottoman Doctor]]. | ||
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*''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]'' | *''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]'' | ||
Revision as of 13:10, 8 February 2013
Seraffo was a Venetian expatriate and Templar agent living in the Ottoman Empire, who fell out of practice with his patients and killed more than he cured. Much like his Roman counterpart, Malfatto, he used a syringe, but it was filled with a mercury solution of his own making.
In 2012, his genetic memories were used as an Animi Avatar by the Templar company Abstergo Industries, for the training of their Animus recruits, under the title of the Ottoman Doctor.
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