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In 1543, the Chinese Brotherhood sent a group of [[Assassins]] including The Sunlight Sword led by [[Shao Jun]] to the Goto Islands, Japan to intercept the [[priest]] [[João Machado]], a [[Templars|Templar]] and the [[Portuguese Empire|Portuguese]] [[Jesuits|Jesuit]] [[Gaspar Vilela]]'s right-hand man, as he returned to [[China]] aboard one of Wang Zhi's [[pirate]] ships. Ostensibly tasked with taking possession the ship's cargo of [[arquebus]]es, there was also an [[Apple of Eden]] present. As the Assassins boarded the [[ship]] The Sunlight Sword took enemy fire damaging his samurai armor. Throwing caution to the wind, he charged the pirates and Portuguese [[arquebusier]]s allowing for Shao Jun to incapacitate Machado and recover the Apple. However a dying gunman managed to light a store of [[gunpowder]] forcing the survivors to disengage. <ref name="Nanban Trade">''[[Assassin's Creed Roleplaying Game]]'' – The Nanban Trade</ref> | In 1543, the Chinese Brotherhood sent a group of [[Assassins]] including The Sunlight Sword led by [[Shao Jun]] to the Goto Islands, Japan to intercept the [[priest]] [[João Machado]], a [[Templars|Templar]] and the [[Portuguese Empire|Portuguese]] [[Jesuits|Jesuit]] [[Gaspar Vilela]]'s right-hand man, as he returned to [[China]] aboard one of Wang Zhi's [[pirate]] ships. Ostensibly tasked with taking possession the ship's cargo of [[arquebus]]es, there was also an [[Apple of Eden]] present. As the Assassins boarded the [[ship]] The Sunlight Sword took enemy fire damaging his samurai armor. Throwing caution to the wind, he charged the pirates and Portuguese [[arquebusier]]s allowing for Shao Jun to incapacitate Machado and recover the Apple. However a dying gunman managed to light a store of [[gunpowder]] forcing the survivors to disengage. <ref name="Nanban Trade">''[[Assassin's Creed Roleplaying Game]]'' – The Nanban Trade</ref> | ||
Having survived the previous engagement The Sunlight Sword once again under the command of Shao Jun crossed paths with João Machado for a second time in 1552 as the Templar now a commander within the Military Order of Aviz ferried a [[Precursor | Having survived the previous engagement The Sunlight Sword once again under the command of Shao Jun crossed paths with João Machado for a second time in 1552 as the Templar now a commander within the Military Order of Aviz ferried a [[Precursor box]] looted from fellow Templar [[Francis Xavier]] to his master, Gaspar Vilela, in [[Nagasaki]], Japan.<ref name="Lost Box">[[Assassin's Creed Roleplaying Game]] – The Lost Box</ref> | ||
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The Sunlight Sword was a Japanese ronin and member of the Chinese Brotherhood of Assassins who lived during the Ming dynasty.
Biography
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In 1543, the Chinese Brotherhood sent a group of Assassins including The Sunlight Sword led by Shao Jun to the Goto Islands, Japan to intercept the priest João Machado, a Templar and the Portuguese Jesuit Gaspar Vilela's right-hand man, as he returned to China aboard one of Wang Zhi's pirate ships. Ostensibly tasked with taking possession the ship's cargo of arquebuses, there was also an Apple of Eden present. As the Assassins boarded the ship The Sunlight Sword took enemy fire damaging his samurai armor. Throwing caution to the wind, he charged the pirates and Portuguese arquebusiers allowing for Shao Jun to incapacitate Machado and recover the Apple. However a dying gunman managed to light a store of gunpowder forcing the survivors to disengage. [1] Having survived the previous engagement The Sunlight Sword once again under the command of Shao Jun crossed paths with João Machado for a second time in 1552 as the Templar now a commander within the Military Order of Aviz ferried a Precursor box looted from fellow Templar Francis Xavier to his master, Gaspar Vilela, in Nagasaki, Japan.[2] |
Behind the scenes
The Sunlight Sword is a character introduced in the Assassin's Creed Roleplaying Game. Originally he appeared in the promotional material under the name Akira which can mean in "sunlight" in a slightly different version of The Nanban Trade sequence.
Appearances
- Assassin's Creed Roleplaying Game (first appearance)
References
- ↑ Assassin's Creed Roleplaying Game – The Nanban Trade
- ↑ Assassin's Creed Roleplaying Game – The Lost Box