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False Censorship was a virtual representation of one of Ezio Auditore da Firenze's genetic memories, relived by Desmond Miles in 2012 through the Animus.
Description
While in Rome, the Assassin Ezio Auditore came across a person talking to the people about astronomy. Curious, Ezio inquired a bystander about him.
Dialogue
- Ezio: Who is this man?
- Citizen: He comes from Prussia. I hear he studies at Il Vaticano (the Vatican), but his words are unlike any that issue from that place.
Copernico spoke to the people.
- Copernico: Some may tell you to be content with Ptolemy's explanation of the heavens. His mathematical contortions of the spheres dancing around the Earth. But why are such complicated numbers required? Perhaps, to disguise a myriad of contradictions? You must question bad logic. It is why we live, to ask questions.
A group of Borgia guards arrived to silence Copernicus.
- Guard: Kill him quickly. The Master wants all scholars silenced by nightfall.
- Ezio: If the Borgia are involved, then so am I.
Ezio succeeded in killing the Borgia guards and returned to speak with Copernico.
Outcome
Ezio killed all the guards that were trying to kill Copernico.
Gallery
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Borgia guards closing in on Copernico -
Ezio defending Copernico
