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In 1500, the [[Master Assassin]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze|Ezio Auditore]] travelled to Rome to once more seek revenge on the Borgia. Rome, under the ruling influence of the Borgia, became decrepit, decaying under oppression and corruption. The people were starving, scared and feared for their lives. Ezio needed to make the people believe again. His mission was not just about destroying the Borgias - it was, more importantly, bringing the ideas and beliefs of the Renaissance to Rome. | In 1500, the [[Master Assassin]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze|Ezio Auditore]] travelled to Rome to once more seek revenge on the Borgia. Rome, under the ruling influence of the Borgia, became decrepit, decaying under oppression and corruption. The people were starving, scared and feared for their lives. Ezio needed to make the people believe again. His mission was not just about destroying the Borgias - it was, more importantly, bringing the ideas and beliefs of the Renaissance to Rome. | ||
==Destroying the Borgia== | |||
Ezio proceeded to destroy twelve Borgia towers. At the same time, he also recruited many distressed Romans as Assassin Apprentices. Ezio managed to reestablished relationships with the Thieves, Courtesans, and Mercenaries Guild in the city. As Ezio began liberating Rome, he also open many shops and restored many famous Roman landmarks, successfully bringing the Renaissance to Rome. | |||
Ezio proceeded to destroy twelve Borgia towers. | |||
As the Borgia influence was weakened day by day, the military presence in the district was diminished and crime occurred less often. The people were no longer poor. To further bring down the Borgia, the Templar agents under command of Cesare was hunted down by Ezio and his apprentices. The eyes and ears of the Templar are no more. The followers of Romulus, who were terrorizing the people of Rome and secretly under the command of Cesare, were also brought down by Ezio | As the Borgia influence was weakened day by day, the military presence in the district was diminished and crime occurred less often. The people were no longer poor. To further bring down the Borgia, the Templar agents under command of Cesare was hunted down by Ezio and his apprentices. The eyes and ears of the Templar are no more. The followers of Romulus, who were terrorizing the people of Rome and secretly under the command of Cesare, were also brought down by Ezio | ||
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The Liberation of Rome was an event taking place in the Italian Renaissance in which the city of Rome was liberated from the rule of the Borgia by the Assassins and was brought into the Renaissance.
In 1500, the Master Assassin Ezio Auditore travelled to Rome to once more seek revenge on the Borgia. Rome, under the ruling influence of the Borgia, became decrepit, decaying under oppression and corruption. The people were starving, scared and feared for their lives. Ezio needed to make the people believe again. His mission was not just about destroying the Borgias - it was, more importantly, bringing the ideas and beliefs of the Renaissance to Rome.
Destroying the Borgia
Ezio proceeded to destroy twelve Borgia towers. At the same time, he also recruited many distressed Romans as Assassin Apprentices. Ezio managed to reestablished relationships with the Thieves, Courtesans, and Mercenaries Guild in the city. As Ezio began liberating Rome, he also open many shops and restored many famous Roman landmarks, successfully bringing the Renaissance to Rome.
As the Borgia influence was weakened day by day, the military presence in the district was diminished and crime occurred less often. The people were no longer poor. To further bring down the Borgia, the Templar agents under command of Cesare was hunted down by Ezio and his apprentices. The eyes and ears of the Templar are no more. The followers of Romulus, who were terrorizing the people of Rome and secretly under the command of Cesare, were also brought down by Ezio
At last, the time to take on the Borgia directly has come. Ezio assassinated Juan Borgia (Cesare's banker) and Baron de Valois (Cesare's general), while sparing the life of Micheletto (Cesare's personal assassin) due in part to Ezio having to save another person's life. Ezio then infiltrated the Castel Sant Angelo to assassinate Rodrigo and Cesare Borgia and to retrieve the Apple of Eden. He witnessed Cesare murder Rodrigo. Ezio beat Cesare to the Apple. The Apple was used to demilitarize Cesare's Papal forces. At last, Cesare was arrested by the new Pope, Julius II. Rome is now fully liberated from the influence of the Borgia and the Templars.