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'''Claude Chemin''' was a [[France|French]] [[doctor]], who took part in the [[Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de Lafayette|Marquis de Lafayette]]'s Expeditionary Corps during the [[American Revolution]]. Back in France, while working at a [[Les Invalides]] hospital during the [[French Revolution]], Chemin became a sympathizer of the [[Assassins]] and was subsequently recruited into the Brotherhood. | '''Claude Chemin''' was a [[France|French]] [[Doctors|doctor]], who took part in the [[Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de Lafayette|Marquis de Lafayette]]'s Expeditionary Corps during the [[American Revolution]]. Back in France, while working at a [[Les Invalides]] hospital during the [[French Revolution]], Chemin became a sympathizer of the [[Assassins]] and was subsequently recruited into the Brotherhood. | ||
Later, discovering that the doctor was under [[Templars|Templar]] surveillance, the Assassins decided to establish a secure way of communicating with their new agent. Thanks to Chemin, the Assassins then learned that [[Payen]], the man overseeing the medical procedures at Les Invalides, was in fact a high-ranking Templar. | Later, discovering that the doctor was under [[Templars|Templar]] surveillance, the Assassins decided to establish a secure way of communicating with their new agent. Thanks to Chemin, the Assassins then learned that [[Payen]], the man overseeing the medical procedures at Les Invalides, was in fact a high-ranking Templar. | ||
Revision as of 14:49, 23 December 2015
Claude Chemin was a French doctor, who took part in the Marquis de Lafayette's Expeditionary Corps during the American Revolution. Back in France, while working at a Les Invalides hospital during the French Revolution, Chemin became a sympathizer of the Assassins and was subsequently recruited into the Brotherhood.
Later, discovering that the doctor was under Templar surveillance, the Assassins decided to establish a secure way of communicating with their new agent. Thanks to Chemin, the Assassins then learned that Payen, the man overseeing the medical procedures at Les Invalides, was in fact a high-ranking Templar.
After Payen and his guards were eliminated by the Brotherhood, Chemin was captured by the Templars and taken to the Temple, where he was forced to prepare poisons for their hired killers until an Assassin rescue mission freed him.