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|description = ''Identify and kill the traitorous | |description = ''Identify and kill the traitorous [[thieves]].'' | ||
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'''Cleaning House''' is a memory in ''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' | '''Cleaning House''' is a memory in ''[[Assassin's Creed II]]''. | ||
==Description== | ==Description== | ||
After hearing | After hearing from [[Antonio de Magianis]] that three traitorous [[thieves]] from the guild are giving valuable information to their enemies, [[Ezio]] seeks out the former thieves to kill them. | ||
One thief is found on a ship, another is found alone on a rooftop, and the final one is seen strolling through a marketplace. All three will attack Ezio upon sight, though they can be easily defeated. After all three traitors have been assassinated, Ezio returns to report to Antonio. | |||
==Dialogue== | ==Dialogue== | ||
Ezio goes to see Antonio for his first | Ezio goes to see Antonio for his first assignment. | ||
*'''Antonio: '''''Ah, Ezio. I was hoping you might return. I want your advice on something. '' | *'''Antonio:''' ''Ah, Ezio. I was hoping you might return. I want your advice on something.'' | ||
*'''Ezio: '''''Of course. Tell me what troubles you. '' | *'''Ezio:''' ''Of course. Tell me what troubles you.'' | ||
*'''Antonio: '''''[[Emilio Barbarigo|Emilio]] has turned some of my own men against me. '' | *'''Antonio:''' ''[[Emilio Barbarigo|Emilio]] has turned some of my own men against me.'' | ||
*'''Ezio: '''''Bribery and blackmail, is it? '' | *'''Ezio:''' ''Bribery and blackmail, is it?'' | ||
*'''Antonio: '''''Yes, and we cannot strike until the traitors are | *'''Antonio:''' ''Yes, and we cannot strike until the traitors are dealt with. They're still somewhere in this district; keeping tabs on us and reporting back to Emilio.'' | ||
*'''Ezio: '''''Not for much longer, they're not. '' | *'''Ezio:''' ''Not for much longer, they're not.'' | ||
==Outcome== | ==Outcome== | ||
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Cleaning House is a memory in Assassin's Creed II.
Description
After hearing from Antonio de Magianis that three traitorous thieves from the guild are giving valuable information to their enemies, Ezio seeks out the former thieves to kill them.
One thief is found on a ship, another is found alone on a rooftop, and the final one is seen strolling through a marketplace. All three will attack Ezio upon sight, though they can be easily defeated. After all three traitors have been assassinated, Ezio returns to report to Antonio.
Dialogue
Ezio goes to see Antonio for his first assignment.
- Antonio: Ah, Ezio. I was hoping you might return. I want your advice on something.
- Ezio: Of course. Tell me what troubles you.
- Antonio: Emilio has turned some of my own men against me.
- Ezio: Bribery and blackmail, is it?
- Antonio: Yes, and we cannot strike until the traitors are dealt with. They're still somewhere in this district; keeping tabs on us and reporting back to Emilio.
- Ezio: Not for much longer, they're not.
Outcome
Ezio kills three thieves that were giving information to his enemies.