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}}'''Xue Yan''' was a [[Chinese Brotherhood of Assassins|Chinese Assassin]] who served under [[Xiao Han]] alongside [[Liu Qing]] in the early 18th century. | }}'''Xue Yan''' was a [[Chinese Brotherhood of Assassins|Chinese Assassin]] who served under the [[Mentor]] [[Xiao Han]] alongside [[Liu Qing]] in the early 18th century. | ||
==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
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Xue Yan was a Chinese Assassin who served under the Mentor Xiao Han alongside Liu Qing in the early 18th century.
Biography
In 1725, Xue Yan and Liu Qing accompanied Xiao Han to a floating gambling hall in Macau owned by Xiao Han's uncle Sun to follow up on a lead on an Isu site in Indochina. When Sun revealed his intention to surrender the artifact located there to the Qing Emperor, Xiao Han and his Assassins drew arms and prepared to attack Sun and his guards.[1]
While Xiao Han chased after Sun, both Xue Yan and Liu Qing fended off his men and the Templar Shimazu Saito's ninja in his service.[2] As Liu Qing fought Saito, Xue Yan attempted to provide cover with her crossbow but was forced to dispatch more of Sun's men who arrived as reinforcements. The chaos allowed Sun to recover the sea log in Xiao Han's possession and he soon fled with his reinforcements. Seeing this, Xue Yan and Liu Qing followed their leader to pursue Sun and recover the sea log.[3]
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