Siege of Viana

In 1503 Rodrigo Borgia died, with his death Rome was fully liberated from the Borgia rule. Soon after his fathers death, Cesare Borgia was arrested by the new Pope, Pius III. In 1504 Cesare was exiled to Spain and imprisoned at the Castle of La Mota, from which he escaped and joined his brother-in-law, Juan III of Navarre.

The Siege of Viana

In 1507 Master Assassin, Ezio Auditore Da Firenze travels to Northen Spain to finaly kill Cesare once and for all. Cesare who had also travelled to Spain to besiege Viana to try and commandeer Juan of Navarre's vast army, even though Cesare was under Juan's service.

When Ezio arrived at Viana the battle had already begun, as soldiers fought outside the town's walls and cannon also fired, destroying parts of the town. Ezio made his way through the small countryside region outside the town's walls and found constant battles between soldiers, Ezio killed them all, making his way into the town and reaching Cesare, who was waiting for Ezio on top of the town's wall.

Battle with Cesare

As Ezio and Cesare confronted one another, they stood on opposite sides of the town's wall, and remained silent, while they stared at each other, but a cannon ball hit the wall and Ezio quickly emerged from the smoke and ran towards Cesare, Cesare quickly droped his sword and grabbed Ezio's arm before he could stab him with the Hidden Blade, both faced each other, and the two nemesis's began there battle.