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===Giovanni's guardian===
===Giovanni's guardian===
{{Quote|Consus is standing next to me. He is watching. He does not speak much. [[Cesare Borgia|Papà]] tells me he is not real, but I see him.|Giovanni, regarding Consus.|Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy}}
{{Quote|Consus is standing next to me. He is watching. He does not speak much. [[Cesare Borgia|Papà]] tells me he is not real, but I see him.|Giovanni, regarding Consus.|Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy}}
[[File:Entangled.jpg|thumb|250px|right|Giovanni and Consus spying on Fiora and Cesare]]
[[File:Entangled.jpg|thumb|250px|right|Giovanni and Consus spying on Fiora and Cesare]]
In 1498, shortly after his birth, Giovanni Borgia was discovered to be malformed and likely to die within a few days. The Assassin [[Perotto Calderon]] was able to heal his presumed son after stealing [[Shroud of Eden|the Shroud]], one of the [[Pieces of Eden]] created by the First Civilization.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy]]'' - [[Italian Wars: Chapter 4 - Perotto Calderon]]</ref>
In 1498, shortly after his birth, Giovanni Borgia was discovered to be malformed and likely to die within a few days. The Assassin [[Perotto Calderon]] was able to heal his presumed son after stealing [[Shroud of Eden|the Shroud]], one of the [[Pieces of Eden]] created by the First Civilization.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy]]'' - [[Italian Wars: Chapter 4 - Perotto Calderon]]</ref>


Throughout his childhood thereafter, Giovanni would have delusions of seeing a nonexistent being, whom he befriended and called Consus. Consus often spoke in Giovanni's head and gave him advice, even once allowing Giovanni to read a letter given to him, though the boy himself did not know how at the time.<ref name="PL GB Rome">''Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy'' - [[Rome: Chapter 2 - Giovanni Borgia]]</ref>
Throughout his childhood thereafter, Giovanni would have delusions of seeing a nonexistent being, whom he befriended and called Consus. Consus often spoke in Giovanni's head and gave him advice, even once allowing Giovanni to read a letter given to him, though the boy himself did not know how at the time.<ref name="ACPL - Giovanni Borgia - Rome">''Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy'' - [[Rome: Chapter 2 - Giovanni Borgia]]</ref>


Though of questionable origin, Consus seemed to be in favor of the Assassins or simply against the [[Templars]]. Giovanni's [[Rodrigo Borgia|grandfather]] would ask Giovanni about Consus and if he could speak with him, but Giovanni would simply answer that Consus was not there, as he "does not play when ''Nonno'' is around."<ref name="PL GB Rome"/>
Though of questionable origin, Consus seemed to be in favor of the Assassins or simply against the [[Templars]]. Giovanni's [[Rodrigo Borgia|grandfather]] would ask Giovanni about Consus and if he could speak with him, but Giovanni would simply answer that Consus was not there, as he "does not play when ''Nonno'' is around."<ref name="ACPL - Giovanni Borgia - Rome"/>


Additionally, in 1503, Consus attempted to convince Giovanni to give the [[Ezio's Apple of Eden|Apple of Eden]] to [[Fiora Cavazza]], when she had come to retrieve it for the Assassins,<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy'' - [[Rome: Chapter 1 - Fiora Cavazza]]</ref> and later advised Giovanni to go with [[Francesco Vecellio]] to join the Assassin Brotherhood.<ref name="PL GB Rome"/>
Additionally, in 1503, Consus attempted to convince Giovanni to give the [[Ezio's Apple of Eden|Apple of Eden]] to [[Fiora Cavazza]], when she had come to retrieve it for the Assassins,<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy'' - [[Rome: Chapter 1 - Fiora Cavazza]]</ref> and later advised Giovanni to go with [[Francesco Vecellio]] to join the Assassin Brotherhood.<ref name="ACPL - Giovanni Borgia - Rome"/>


Though these hallucinations did not appear to occur later in his life, Giovanni did not forget them. Upon bringing the [[Crystal Skulls|Crystal Skull]] to [[Bombastus]] in 1520, he met a madman by the name of [[Johan]] who, upon seeing him, called out to Consus, causing Giovanni to demand him for an explanation of using the name. However, the Assassin received none, as Johan fearfully mumbled that he had mentioned "consent."<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy'' - [[Rome: Chapter 4 - Giovanni Borgia]]</ref>
Though these hallucinations did not appear to occur later in his life, Giovanni did not forget them. Upon bringing the [[Crystal Skulls|Crystal Skull]] to [[Bombastus]] in 1520, he met a madman by the name of [[Johan]] who, upon seeing him, called out to Consus, causing Giovanni to demand him for an explanation of using the name. However, the Assassin received none, as Johan fearfully mumbled that he had mentioned "consent."<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy'' - [[Rome: Chapter 4 - Giovanni Borgia]]</ref>
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===Erudite God===
===Erudite God===
{{Quote|Giovanni drops to the floor, unconscious. I kneel beside him. His eyes suddenly open, but a stranger gazes at me. Giovanni's face alters before my very eyes!|Maria with Giovanni in the temple.|Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy}}
{{Quote|Giovanni drops to the floor, unconscious. I kneel beside him. His eyes suddenly open, but a stranger gazes at me. Giovanni's face alters before my very eyes!|Maria with Giovanni in the temple.|Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy}}
[[File:PL-Shrine.png|thumb|250px|left|Giovanni's face being altered]]
[[File:PL-Shrine.png|thumb|250px|left|Giovanni's face being altered]]
When Giovanni and [[Maria Amiel]] traveled to the [[Temple of Pythagoras]] in the late 16th century, the [[Pythagorean Vault|Vault]] within it reacted to Giovanni as it would to a descendant of the First Civilization, shining with symbols and glyphs.<ref name="PL Maria Amiel">''Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy'' - [[Divine Science: Chapter 1 - Maria Amiel]]</ref>
When Giovanni and [[Maria Amiel]] traveled to the [[Temple of Pythagoras]] in the late 16th century, the [[Pythagorean Vault|Vault]] within it reacted to Giovanni as it would to a descendant of the First Civilization, shining with symbols and glyphs.<ref name="ACPL - Maria Amiel">''Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy'' - [[Divine Science: Chapter 1 - Maria Amiel]]</ref>


When Giovanni fell unconscious and awoke soon after, his face had changed into that of a seemingly ancient entity. He spoke in a distant and unfamiliar voice, where he claimed himself to be Consus, the Erudite God.<ref name="PL Maria Amiel" />
When Giovanni fell unconscious and awoke soon after, his face had changed into that of a seemingly ancient entity. He spoke in a distant and unfamiliar voice, where he claimed himself to be Consus, the Erudite God.<ref name="ACPL - Maria Amiel"/>
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"I am Consus, the Erudite God."
―Consus in the Pythagorean temple.[src]

Consus was a member of the First Civilization.[1] In the early 1500s, he became a guardian of sorts to Giovanni Borgia, an Assassin born into the notorious Borgia family.

Biography

Giovanni's guardian

"Consus is standing next to me. He is watching. He does not speak much. Papà tells me he is not real, but I see him."
―Giovanni, regarding Consus.[src]
Giovanni and Consus spying on Fiora and Cesare

In 1498, shortly after his birth, Giovanni Borgia was discovered to be malformed and likely to die within a few days. The Assassin Perotto Calderon was able to heal his presumed son after stealing the Shroud, one of the Pieces of Eden created by the First Civilization.[2]

Throughout his childhood thereafter, Giovanni would have delusions of seeing a nonexistent being, whom he befriended and called Consus. Consus often spoke in Giovanni's head and gave him advice, even once allowing Giovanni to read a letter given to him, though the boy himself did not know how at the time.[3]

Though of questionable origin, Consus seemed to be in favor of the Assassins or simply against the Templars. Giovanni's grandfather would ask Giovanni about Consus and if he could speak with him, but Giovanni would simply answer that Consus was not there, as he "does not play when Nonno is around."[3]

Additionally, in 1503, Consus attempted to convince Giovanni to give the Apple of Eden to Fiora Cavazza, when she had come to retrieve it for the Assassins,[4] and later advised Giovanni to go with Francesco Vecellio to join the Assassin Brotherhood.[3]

Though these hallucinations did not appear to occur later in his life, Giovanni did not forget them. Upon bringing the Crystal Skull to Bombastus in 1520, he met a madman by the name of Johan who, upon seeing him, called out to Consus, causing Giovanni to demand him for an explanation of using the name. However, the Assassin received none, as Johan fearfully mumbled that he had mentioned "consent."[5]

Erudite God

"Giovanni drops to the floor, unconscious. I kneel beside him. His eyes suddenly open, but a stranger gazes at me. Giovanni's face alters before my very eyes!"
―Maria with Giovanni in the temple.[src]
Giovanni's face being altered

When Giovanni and Maria Amiel traveled to the Temple of Pythagoras in the late 16th century, the Vault within it reacted to Giovanni as it would to a descendant of the First Civilization, shining with symbols and glyphs.[6]

When Giovanni fell unconscious and awoke soon after, his face had changed into that of a seemingly ancient entity. He spoke in a distant and unfamiliar voice, where he claimed himself to be Consus, the Erudite God.[6]

References