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Labib seemed to be a combat-loving, oblivious person. An occasion where he showed such behavior was when Altaïr and Abbas started to fight after Abbas knew that his [[Ahmad Sofian|father]] had killed himself. The instructor almost let Abbas beat Altaïr to death in a fit of rage - not even stopping the fight after the furious apprentice drew blood. | Labib seemed to be a combat-loving, oblivious person. An occasion where he showed such behavior was when Altaïr and Abbas started to fight after Abbas knew that his [[Ahmad Sofian|father]] had killed himself. The instructor almost let Abbas beat Altaïr to death in a fit of rage - not even stopping the fight after the furious apprentice drew blood. | ||
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*Labib | *Labib, لباب, is an Arabic name with the meaning of "intelligent, sensible, wise". | ||
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Revision as of 19:34, 21 October 2013
Labib was the fighting instructor of both Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad and Abbas Sofian during their formative years as Assassins.
Characteristics and personality
Labib seemed to be a combat-loving, oblivious person. An occasion where he showed such behavior was when Altaïr and Abbas started to fight after Abbas knew that his father had killed himself. The instructor almost let Abbas beat Altaïr to death in a fit of rage - not even stopping the fight after the furious apprentice drew blood.
Trivia
- Labib, لباب, is an Arabic name with the meaning of "intelligent, sensible, wise".