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''1868, at the start of the | ''1868, at the start of the [[Boshin War]]. Aged 16, [[Atsuko]] lives in the shadow of her brother, [[Ibuka]], who is set for a great career as a samurai. The young girl, who is also good at wielding weapons, goes to the front to protect her brother. Both are quickly unmasked by [[Takeko]] who is part of the [[Japanese Brotherhood of Assassins|Brotherhood]].''<ref name="French"/> | ||
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''The fate of [[Japan]] is about to change...<br><br>1868. The {{wiki|Boshin War}} is about to break out.<br><br>The [[Templars]], infiltrated among the | ''The fate of [[Japan]] is about to change...<br><br>1868. The {{wiki|Boshin War}} is about to break out.<br><br>The [[Templars]], infiltrated among the [[Emperor Meiji|Emperor]]'s closest advisors, push the sovereign to launch a campaign against the [[Tokugawa Yoshinobu|Tokugawa Shogun]], himself supported by the [[Assassins|Brotherhood of Assassins]]. Is the glorious era of the samurai coming to an end?<br><br>[[Atsuko]], a 16-year-old Japanese girl, has grown up in the wealthy neighbourhoods of [[Aizu]], in the shadow of her brother [[Ibuka]]. Promised an arranged marriage, the young girl hides a secret: she is as good with weapons as her brother, whose talent with a [[sword]] masks an insurmountable fear of combat.<br><br>When war is declared, Ibuka must fight alongside their father for the family's honour. Defying the tradition forbidding women to take part in battles and wanting to protect her brother, Atsuko secretly enlists as a simple soldier, eager to show the extent of her talents.<br><br>But in the face of manipulations and plots that go beyond the two teenagers, will brotherly love be stronger? Stronger than convictions and honour?<br><br>Discover the breathtaking first novel of ''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments]]'', set in the final days of medieval Japan.''<ref name="Amazon">{{Amazon|domain=com|url=/dp/B091XH6WCM|text=Assassin's Creed - Fragments - La Lame d'Aizu|nobackup=1}}</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 09:07, 7 April 2021
Assassin's Creed: Fragments – Aizu's Blade (French: Assassin's Creed: Fragments - La lame d'Aizu) is a upcoming French novel. It will be released in France on April 15, 2021.[1] It is part of a new trilogy of Assassin's Creed young adult books known as the Fragments series.
Description
Fnac
1868, at the start of the Boshin War. Aged 16, Atsuko lives in the shadow of her brother, Ibuka, who is set for a great career as a samurai. The young girl, who is also good at wielding weapons, goes to the front to protect her brother. Both are quickly unmasked by Takeko who is part of the Brotherhood.[1]
Amazon
The fate of Japan is about to change...
1868. The Boshin War is about to break out.
The Templars, infiltrated among the Emperor's closest advisors, push the sovereign to launch a campaign against the Tokugawa Shogun, himself supported by the Brotherhood of Assassins. Is the glorious era of the samurai coming to an end?
Atsuko, a 16-year-old Japanese girl, has grown up in the wealthy neighbourhoods of Aizu, in the shadow of her brother Ibuka. Promised an arranged marriage, the young girl hides a secret: she is as good with weapons as her brother, whose talent with a sword masks an insurmountable fear of combat.
When war is declared, Ibuka must fight alongside their father for the family's honour. Defying the tradition forbidding women to take part in battles and wanting to protect her brother, Atsuko secretly enlists as a simple soldier, eager to show the extent of her talents.
But in the face of manipulations and plots that go beyond the two teenagers, will brotherly love be stronger? Stronger than convictions and honour?
Discover the breathtaking first novel of Assassin's Creed: Fragments, set in the final days of medieval Japan.[2]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Assassin's Creed - Tome 01 : Assassin's Creed Fragments - La lame d'Aizu (French). Fnac. Retrieved on 6 April 2021.
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Assassin's Creed - Fragments - La Lame d'Aizu on Amazon.com (backup link not available)
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