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==Descrition== | ==Descrition== | ||
After [[Giovanni Auditore da Firenze|Giovanni]] and Ezio met at the top of the [[Palazzo della Signoria]], Ezio returned to the [[Palazzo Auditore]] and | After [[Giovanni Auditore da Firenze|Giovanni]] and Ezio met at the top of the [[Palazzo della Signoria]], Ezio returned to the [[Palazzo Auditore]] and the player must active Ezio's [[eagle vision]] to find a secret door in Giovanni's office. Inside, he found his assassin robes, a broken [[hidden blade]] and a letter which his father told him to deliver to Uberto Alberti. When he left his office he was confronted by two guards and swiftly killed them with his sword and he began to travel to Uberto Alberti's house. When he knocked on the door he was greeted by Uberto who took the documents and offered Ezio a place to stay the night, but Ezio refused possibly because the presence of an [[Rodrigo Borgia|unknown man]] behind Uberto. | ||
==Outcome== | ==Outcome== | ||
Revision as of 07:31, 28 October 2010
Family Heirloom is a memory in Assassin's Creed II.
Descrition
After Giovanni and Ezio met at the top of the Palazzo della Signoria, Ezio returned to the Palazzo Auditore and the player must active Ezio's eagle vision to find a secret door in Giovanni's office. Inside, he found his assassin robes, a broken hidden blade and a letter which his father told him to deliver to Uberto Alberti. When he left his office he was confronted by two guards and swiftly killed them with his sword and he began to travel to Uberto Alberti's house. When he knocked on the door he was greeted by Uberto who took the documents and offered Ezio a place to stay the night, but Ezio refused possibly because the presence of an unknown man behind Uberto.
Outcome
Ezio discovers the secret room and for the first time wears the Assassin robes he would wear for the next twenty three years, he also finds and delivers his fathers documents to Uberto Alberti.