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In 1503 [[Rodrigo Borgia]] died, with his death [[Rome]] was fully liberated from the [[Borgia]] rule. Soon after his fathers death, [[Cesare Borgia]], commander of the [[Papal Guards|Papal Army]], was arrested by the new Pope, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pius_III Pius III]. In 1504 Cesare was exiled to [[Spain]] and imprisoned at the Castle of La Mota, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medina_del_Campo Medina del Campo], from which he escaped and joined his brother-in-law, King [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_III_of_Navarre John III of Navarre]. | In 1503 [[Rodrigo Borgia]] died, with his death [[Rome]] was fully liberated from the [[Borgia]] rule. Soon after his fathers death, [[Cesare Borgia]], commander of the [[Papal Guards|Papal Army]], was arrested by the new Pope, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pius_III Pius III]. In 1504 Cesare was exiled to [[Spain]] and imprisoned at the Castle of La Mota, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medina_del_Campo Medina del Campo], from which he escaped and joined his brother-in-law, King [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_III_of_Navarre John III of Navarre]. | ||
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When Ezio arrived at Viana the battle had already begun, as soldiers fought outside the town's walls and cannon destroyed parts of the town. Ezio made his way through the small countryside region outside the town's walls and, upon entering the city, made his way through the chaos, killing those who challenged him, until he eventually found Cesare, and the two of them faced off. | When Ezio arrived at Viana the battle had already begun, as soldiers fought outside the town's walls and cannon destroyed parts of the town. Ezio made his way through the small countryside region outside the town's walls and, upon entering the city, made his way through the chaos, killing those who challenged him, until he eventually found Cesare, and the two of them faced off. | ||
==Battle with Cesare== | ==Battle with Cesare== | ||
In the story trailer for ''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood'', | In the story trailer for ''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood'', Ezio and Cesare confronted one another, standing on opposite sides of the town's wall, and remained silent for a moment, staring each other down. Suddenly, a cannon ball crashed into the walkway of the wall and Ezio quickly emerged from the smoke and dirt, running toward Cesare with his [[Hidden Blade]] at the ready. Cesare, thinking quickly, dropped his sword and grabbed Ezio's arm before he could stab him with the Hidden Blade, and both faced each other. The two nemesis' climatic battle had begun. | ||
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In 1503 Rodrigo Borgia died, with his death Rome was fully liberated from the Borgia rule. Soon after his fathers death, Cesare Borgia, commander of the Papal Army, was arrested by the new Pope, Pius III. In 1504 Cesare was exiled to Spain and imprisoned at the Castle of La Mota, Medina del Campo, from which he escaped and joined his brother-in-law, King John III of Navarre.
The Siege of Viana
In Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, in 1507 Ezio Auditore Da Firenze, now Grand Master of the Assassin's Order, travels to northern Spain to finally kill Cesare once and for all. Cesare, who had previously been exiled to Spain, commandeered Juan of Navarre's vast army, even though Cesare was under Juan's service at the time.
When Ezio arrived at Viana the battle had already begun, as soldiers fought outside the town's walls and cannon destroyed parts of the town. Ezio made his way through the small countryside region outside the town's walls and, upon entering the city, made his way through the chaos, killing those who challenged him, until he eventually found Cesare, and the two of them faced off.
Battle with Cesare
In the story trailer for Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, Ezio and Cesare confronted one another, standing on opposite sides of the town's wall, and remained silent for a moment, staring each other down. Suddenly, a cannon ball crashed into the walkway of the wall and Ezio quickly emerged from the smoke and dirt, running toward Cesare with his Hidden Blade at the ready. Cesare, thinking quickly, dropped his sword and grabbed Ezio's arm before he could stab him with the Hidden Blade, and both faced each other. The two nemesis' climatic battle had begun.