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When Aquilus arrived at his house once again, he found his father dead and the Ankh stolen. One of the maids told him the senator had fled the city.<ref name=FCT2 /> | When Aquilus arrived at his house once again, he found his father dead and the Ankh stolen. One of the maids told him the senator had fled the city.<ref name=FCT2 /> | ||
Not much later, the [[Alemanni]] moved in on Lugdunum, though their leader, [[Accipiter]], was hesitant to plunder the city because of the Assassins' interests. Instead of plundering it, a deal was made with the [[Prefect of Lugdunum]]. The city paid a large sum of gold to keep the Alemanni from invading the city, which made an easy victory for the | Not much later, the [[Alemanni]] moved in on Lugdunum, though their leader, [[Accipiter]], was hesitant to plunder the city because of the Assassins' interests. Instead of plundering it, a deal was made with the [[Prefect of Lugdunum]]. The city paid a large sum of gold to keep the Alemanni from invading the city, which made an easy victory for the Alemans.<ref name=FCT3>[[assassin's Creed (comic series)|''Assassin's Creed'' (French comic)]]: Tome 3, Accipiter</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 15:26, 2 October 2014
Lugdunum (modern: Lyon, France) was a city located in the Roman Empire, and also home to the Assassin Brotherhood, including the Assassins Aquilus and his father Lucius.
History
After his confrontation with general Gracchus, Aquilus traveled back to his hometown to bring the Ankh to his father.[1]
When he arrived in Lugdunum, he found his father in good health, and met a family friend, Senator Caius Fulvus Vultur. Aquilus almost immediately set out to find the person responsible for his betrayal, and so he sought out Faustin. After a brief interrogation, Faustin betrayed his accomplice: Senator Vultur.[1]
When Aquilus arrived at his house once again, he found his father dead and the Ankh stolen. One of the maids told him the senator had fled the city.[1]
Not much later, the Alemanni moved in on Lugdunum, though their leader, Accipiter, was hesitant to plunder the city because of the Assassins' interests. Instead of plundering it, a deal was made with the Prefect of Lugdunum. The city paid a large sum of gold to keep the Alemanni from invading the city, which made an easy victory for the Alemans.[2]
Gallery
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Aquilus freerunning over Lugdunum's rooftops
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Assassin's Creed (French comic): Tome 2, Aquilus
- ↑ Assassin's Creed (French comic): Tome 3, Accipiter
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