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In 2014, Bishop contacted a [[Helix]] user, showing them the memories of the [[Templars|Templar]] and Sage [[Jacques de Molay]], before changing the focus to that of Arno Dorian. Once the initiate had completed the first sequence of memories, Bishop revealed herself and offered the initiate a chance to join the Assassins. | In 2014, Bishop contacted a [[Helix]] user, showing them the memories of the [[Templars|Templar]] and Sage [[Jacques de Molay]], before changing the focus to that of Arno Dorian. Once the initiate had completed the first sequence of memories, Bishop revealed herself and offered the initiate a chance to join the Assassins. | ||
Once the initiate had accepted the offer, Bishop transmitted footage of [[Abstergo Industries]]' [[Phoenix Project]], explaining that the Templars were searching for Sages both in the present and the past to map the Precursor genome. Arno Dorian encountered a Sage some time during his lifetime and Bishop wanted to find that Sage's remains before the Templars did. | Once the initiate had accepted the offer, Bishop transmitted footage of [[Abstergo Industries]]' [[Phoenix Project]], explaining that the Templars were searching for Sages both in the present and the past to map the Precursor genome. Arno Dorian encountered a Sage some time during his lifetime and Bishop wanted to find that Sage's remains before the Templars did. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*According to Melanie Lemay in regards to the memories of Arno Dorian, Abstergo had trouble finding the researchers with required potential, in order to extensively explore the genetic memories of individuals with a high count of First Civilization DNA. | *According to Melanie Lemay in regards to the memories of Arno Dorian, Abstergo had trouble finding the researchers with required potential, in order to extensively explore the genetic memories of individuals with a high count of First Civilization DNA. | ||
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*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' | |||
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- "Good choice. Welcome to the Assassins, Initiate."
- ―Bishop to the Helix initiate, 2014.[src]
The Helix initiate is an individual contacted by the Assassin known as Bishop. They were tasked by her to relive the memories of Arno Dorian in order to find the Sage.
Biography
In 2014, Bishop contacted a Helix user, showing them the memories of the Templar and Sage Jacques de Molay, before changing the focus to that of Arno Dorian. Once the initiate had completed the first sequence of memories, Bishop revealed herself and offered the initiate a chance to join the Assassins.
Once the initiate had accepted the offer, Bishop transmitted footage of Abstergo Industries' Phoenix Project, explaining that the Templars were searching for Sages both in the present and the past to map the Precursor genome. Arno Dorian encountered a Sage some time during his lifetime and Bishop wanted to find that Sage's remains before the Templars did.
Trivia
- According to Melanie Lemay in regards to the memories of Arno Dorian, Abstergo had trouble finding the researchers with required potential, in order to extensively explore the genetic memories of individuals with a high count of First Civilization DNA.
Reference