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Honestly I was at ends with the death (It has to between 1550s to 1560s since the Rite came to be around that time); Her master was also a woman too from one of the notes she left behind. Let's see if the comics or other future add-ons can clarify
 
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By the 1560s, Suma was the sole caretaker of her young sister Nowaki as they lived closely together in [[Kamaguchi Village]]. She later came into contact with the Templars when they visited [[Awaji]]. At some point, Suma was later inducted into the Templar Order. While working as the Templars' hunter and enforcer, she also began teaching Nowaki her traps and techniques.<ref name="Origin of a Killer">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]] – [[Claws of Awaji]]'' – [[Origin of a Killer]]</ref>
By the 1560s, Suma was the sole caretaker of her young sister Nowaki as they lived closely together in [[Kamaguchi Village]]. She later came into contact with the Templars when they visited [[Awaji]]. At some point, Suma was later inducted into the Templar Order. While working as the Templars' hunter and enforcer, she also began teaching Nowaki her traps and techniques.<ref name="Origin of a Killer">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]] – [[Claws of Awaji]]'' – [[Origin of a Killer]]</ref>


One day, Suma was tasked for a mission which made her leave her sister behind. Before she went, she left her [[Templar insignia|Templar cross]] necklace and wrote a letter for Nowaki to continue her work and seek the Templars if she was to perish.<ref name="Home of a Killer">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]] – [[Claws of Awaji]]'' – [[Home of a Killer]]</ref> Suma ultimately and presumably died on her mission.<ref name="Origin of a Killer"/>  
One day, Suma was tasked for a mission which made her leave her sister behind. Before she went, she left her [[Templar insignia|Templar cross]] necklace and wrote a letter for Nowaki to continue her work and seek the Templars if she was to perish.<ref name="Home of a Killer">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]] – [[Claws of Awaji]]'' – [[Home of a Killer]]</ref> Suma presumably died on her mission.<ref name="Origin of a Killer"/>  


===Legacy===
===Legacy===

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Suma (died 1500s) was a Japanese member of the Japanese Templars and the older sister of Nowaki during the late Sengoku period.

History

By the 1560s, Suma was the sole caretaker of her young sister Nowaki as they lived closely together in Kamaguchi Village. She later came into contact with the Templars when they visited Awaji. At some point, Suma was later inducted into the Templar Order. While working as the Templars' hunter and enforcer, she also began teaching Nowaki her traps and techniques.[1]

One day, Suma was tasked for a mission which made her leave her sister behind. Before she went, she left her Templar cross necklace and wrote a letter for Nowaki to continue her work and seek the Templars if she was to perish.[2] Suma presumably died on her mission.[1]

Legacy

As a result, Nowaki became feral and isolated herself at their old home. She was soon found and adopted by Kimura Yukari, a fellow Japanese Templar and daughter of Templar Kimura Kei. By 1582 and under Yukari, she learned to become a hunter like Suma and soon became one of the taishō of the Sanzoku Ippa, Yukari's own personal army.[3]

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