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When Xiao Han asked his uncle what he intended to do with the treasure, Sun explained that he would present it to the {{Wiki|Qianlong Emperor|Qing Emperor}}, expecting to be greatly rewarded in return. He also stated that once the Emperor acknowledged Xiao Han's loyal service to the [[Qing dynasty|Qing Empire]], he and his Brotherhood would be pardoned for their crimes.<ref name="FT 34"/> | When Xiao Han asked his uncle what he intended to do with the treasure, Sun explained that he would present it to the {{Wiki|Qianlong Emperor|Qing Emperor}}, expecting to be greatly rewarded in return. He also stated that once the Emperor acknowledged Xiao Han's loyal service to the [[Qing dynasty|Qing Empire]], he and his Brotherhood would be pardoned for their crimes.<ref name="FT 34"/> | ||
Upon hearing this, Xiao Han used a [[rope dart]] and promptly snatched away the log in Sun's hand. He then angrily reprimanded his uncle for surrendering himself to the {{Wiki|Manchu people|Manchu}} regime, stating he was a disgrace to his homeland and the Great Master Shao Jun for trampling on [[the Creed]] that had been passed down in their family for generations. As his fellow Assassins drew arms, Xiao Han | Upon hearing this, Xiao Han used a [[rope dart]] and promptly snatched away the log in Sun's hand. He then angrily reprimanded his uncle for surrendering himself to the {{Wiki|Manchu people|Manchu}} regime, stating he was a disgrace to his homeland and the Great Master [[Shao Jun]] for trampling on [[the Creed]] that had been passed down in their family for generations. As his fellow Assassins drew arms, Xiao Han activated his [[Hidden Blade]] and announced he would kill Sun in the name of the Assassins.<ref name="FT 34"/> | ||
Sun denounced his nephew for betraying him, claiming that Xiao Han would be nothing without his patronage, and ordered his guards to kill him and his fellow Assassins. While Liu Qing and Xue Yan battled Sun's guards, including a number of Saito's [[ninja]] followers, Xiao Han chased after a fleeing Sun and eventually cornered him. However, before he could execute his uncle, he was stopped by the [[British Brotherhood of Assassins|British Assassin]] [[Edward Kenway]]. Unaware of Edward's identity or affiliations, a furious Xiao Han attacked him.<ref name="FT 35">''[[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple]]'' – [[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple Episode 35|Episode 35]]</ref> | |||
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- "I am Xiao Han. You will remember that name. I guide the Great Ming Assassin Brotherhood as its Mentor."
- ―Xiao Han to Edward Kenway, 1725.[src]
Xiao Han was the Mentor[1] of the Chinese Brotherhood of Assassins during the early 18th century. He was the nephew of Sun, the head of the Hualien Trading Company in Macau.
Biography
In 1725, Xiao Han and two of his fellow Assassins, Liu Qing and Xue Yan, arrived at his uncle's floating gambling hall in Macau to discuss a Precursor site believed to be located in Angkor. Sun had gained possession of a sea log given to him by the Templar Shimazu Saito which contained the location of the lost city, but the information was encrypted. Xiao Han was shown the log by his uncle and agreed to help decipher it. Soon after, Sun snatched the log and claimed that, by recovering the treasure in Angkor, he would gain them immense wealth.[2]
When Xiao Han asked his uncle what he intended to do with the treasure, Sun explained that he would present it to the Qing Emperor, expecting to be greatly rewarded in return. He also stated that once the Emperor acknowledged Xiao Han's loyal service to the Qing Empire, he and his Brotherhood would be pardoned for their crimes.[2]
Upon hearing this, Xiao Han used a rope dart and promptly snatched away the log in Sun's hand. He then angrily reprimanded his uncle for surrendering himself to the Manchu regime, stating he was a disgrace to his homeland and the Great Master Shao Jun for trampling on the Creed that had been passed down in their family for generations. As his fellow Assassins drew arms, Xiao Han activated his Hidden Blade and announced he would kill Sun in the name of the Assassins.[2]
Sun denounced his nephew for betraying him, claiming that Xiao Han would be nothing without his patronage, and ordered his guards to kill him and his fellow Assassins. While Liu Qing and Xue Yan battled Sun's guards, including a number of Saito's ninja followers, Xiao Han chased after a fleeing Sun and eventually cornered him. However, before he could execute his uncle, he was stopped by the British Assassin Edward Kenway. Unaware of Edward's identity or affiliations, a furious Xiao Han attacked him.[3]
Gallery
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Close-up of Xiao Han's face
Appearances
References