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'''Neurotransmitters''' refer to a part of the [[human]] brain. They are a network of receptors specifically designed to respond to certain [[Pieces of Eden]] allowing the wielder to manipulate a receptive human's actions and behaviours and therefore control them.<ref name="tEG">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Essential Guide]]''</ref> | |||
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Created by the [[Isu]] | == History == | ||
Created by the [[Isu]] as part of the process to create humanity during their creation in order to serve as a slave workforce, the neurotransmitters ensured the compliance and docility of humanity for centuries. To ensure this compliance, the [[Apples of Eden]] were developed with the explicit purpose of manipulating the neurotransmitter. | |||
Eventually, however, humans began to be born without the neurotransmitter in place; the [[hybrid]]s – the result of Isu-human interbreeding – were not beholden to the manipulative effects of the Pieces of Eden, and so could challenge the rule of their masters. This eventually led to the outbreak [[Human-Isu War|war]] in 75,010 BCE, with humanity being led by the hybrids [[Adam]] and [[Eve]].<ref name="AC2">''[[Assassin's Creed II]]''</ref> | Eventually, however, humans began to be born without the neurotransmitter in place; the [[hybrid]]s – the result of Isu-human interbreeding – were not beholden to the manipulative effects of the Pieces of Eden, and so could challenge the rule of their masters. This eventually led to the outbreak [[Human-Isu War|war]] in 75,010 BCE, with humanity being led by the hybrids [[Adam]] and [[Eve]].<ref name="AC2">''[[Assassin's Creed II]]''</ref> | ||
The neurotransmitters would be rediscovered thousands of years later with the advent of human neuroscientific pursuits alongside the truth regardin | |||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
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Neurotransmitters refer to a part of the human brain. They are a network of receptors specifically designed to respond to certain Pieces of Eden allowing the wielder to manipulate a receptive human's actions and behaviours and therefore control them.[1]
History
Created by the Isu as part of the process to create humanity during their creation in order to serve as a slave workforce, the neurotransmitters ensured the compliance and docility of humanity for centuries. To ensure this compliance, the Apples of Eden were developed with the explicit purpose of manipulating the neurotransmitter.
Eventually, however, humans began to be born without the neurotransmitter in place; the hybrids – the result of Isu-human interbreeding – were not beholden to the manipulative effects of the Pieces of Eden, and so could challenge the rule of their masters. This eventually led to the outbreak war in 75,010 BCE, with humanity being led by the hybrids Adam and Eve.[2]
The neurotransmitters would be rediscovered thousands of years later with the advent of human neuroscientific pursuits alongside the truth regardin
Appearances
The neurotransmitters make an appearance in any and all media featuring humans. Below is listed those appearances where specific mention of the neurotransmitters is made.
- Assassin's Creed II (first appearance)
- Assassin's Creed: The Essential Guide
- Assassin's Creed: Odyssey – The Fate of Atlantis: Judgment of Atlantis
References
