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| =[[Henri Mulio]]=
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| '''Henri Mulio''' (1886 – 1922)[REF INTERVIEW]
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| *Thanks to you, we now know that the location of the Templar Treasure was discovered and kept secret by Henri Mulio, a former miner for the Lens mining company.
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| *Congratulations! Your research has revealed that Mulio was following in the footsteps of his ancestor Henri Mulio, a former miner. The latter had apparently discovered the Templar Treasure in pit number 9, now located beneath the Louvre-Lens museum.
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| *"Didn't you hear what happened at shaft number 9? Apparently, one of the guys found something incredible! The foreman said it was a false alarm, but it all seems fishy to me…"
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| *Nothing was left to chance in the architecture of the former offices of the Lens mining company: the number of dormer windows, the small skylights, corresponds to the number of mines that were worked. According to the documents, a former miner listed in these records who worked at pit number 9 was Mulio's ancestor. This may not be a coincidence.
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| =[[Simon Mulio]]=
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| '''Simon Mulio''' (born 1974)[REF INTERVIEW]
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| *Abstergo had Mulio under surveillance until his disappearance, having suspected him of having ties to the Assassins.
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| *They recovered some notes as well as a digital copy of an engraved tablet from the museum, and learned he had managed to infiltrate the Louvre-Lens.
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| *Clues found at his home pointed to a piece in the museum's main exhibition hall [La Galerie du temps].
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| *Mulio implemented a computer security system at the museum, the purpose of which was to protect something.
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| *A forged employee badge was found: this would explain Mulio's ability to move freely within the museum…
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| *The treasure was hidden in an underground gallery at the louvre-lens, the entrance to which was concealed behind the portrait of Napoleon crossing the alps.
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| *Congratulations! Your research has revealed that Mulio was following in the footsteps of his ancestor Henri Mulio, a former miner. The latter had apparently discovered the Templar Treasure in pit number 9, now located beneath the Louvre-Lens museum.
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| '''Lens''' is a t | | '''Lens''' is a city in the {{Wiki|Pas-de-Calais}} department in northern [[France]]. |
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| '''''Louvre-Lens''''' is a | | '''''Louvre-Lens''''' is an art museum located in [[Lens]], [[France]]. It is a satellite museum of the [[Louvre]], which lends its collections to the smaller gallery on medium- or long-term basis.<ref>{{Wiki|Louvre-Lens}}</ref> |
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| '''''Stade Bollaert-Delelis''''' is a | | The '''''Stade Bollaert-Delelis''''' is a football stadium in [[Lens]], [[France]]. |
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| *The former main offices of the Lens Mining Company, which now houses the Faculty of Sciences of the University of Artois, were once directly accessible by train with a platform provided for shareholders. In the gardens of the Faculty of Sciences, the historical past of the former headquarters of the mining company is still visible to the most observant. A bronze statue of a miner by the artist Ferenc Nagy stands proudly there, pickaxe in hand.
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| *The former offices of the mining company were located in the building that now houses the Faculty of Sciences of the University of Artois. Could some archives still be there?
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| *Nothing was left to chance in the architecture of the former offices of the Lens mining company: the number of dormer windows, the small skylights, corresponds to the number of mines that were worked. According to the documents, a former miner listed in these records who worked at pit number 9 was Mulio's ancestor. This may not be a coincidence.
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| *To compensate for the deficiencies of soil weakened by underground tunnels, the structure of Lens station was built on pistons to prevent it from collapsing.
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| *Lens railway station [Gare de Lens (Pas-de-Calais)] is an important transit point: there is certainly something noteworthy there.
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| *The station's shape evokes that of a locomotive, illustrating the Art Deco influence during the city's post-war reconstruction. The foundations were reinforced with hydraulic jacks to compensate for ground movement. Analysis by the Animus reveals that the station's subsoil has subsided due to the recent use of the underground tunnels. Significant quantities of resources were transported this way; was it the treasure? Judging by the subsidence of the station's basement, something substantial has passed through the underground tunnels. Perhaps the tunnels were even used to move the Templar Treasure!
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