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{{Stub}}The '''Lone Wolf Inn''' was a drinking establishment in the city of [[Valencia]], [[Spain]] during the [[Renaissance]]. | {{Stub}}The '''Lone Wolf Inn''' was a drinking establishment in the city of [[Valencia]], in [[Spain]], during the [[Renaissance]]. | ||
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Revision as of 11:44, 3 June 2011
The Lone Wolf Inn was a drinking establishment in the city of Valencia, in Spain, during the Renaissance.
History
In 1506, Ezio Auditore, Niccolò Machiavelli, and Leonardo da Vinci visited it in hopes of tracking down Micheletto Corella who was working on a plan to free Cesare Borgia from captivity. After a brawl in the Inn with Micheletto and his men, which resulted in Micheletto fleeing, Ezio, Machiavelli and Leonardo stayed at the Inn afterwards. When Cesare was subsequently freed from imprisonment by Micheletto, the Lone Wolf acted as Cesare's main headquarters when rebuilding his army. However, after Ezio and Machiavelli destroyed Cesare warships and military encampment with Leonardo's hand-held bomb, Machiavelli and Ezio spied on Cesare from the Inn's rooftops as he murdered Micheletto after he attempted to murder Cesare. Cesare then eventually fled the Inn and Valencia to cross the borders to the Navarre.[1]