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{{quote|When I first set out from Roma ten months ago, I did so with a single purpose - to discover what our father did not. In a letter written a year before my birth, he makes mention of a library hidden beneath the stones of Masyaf's castle, a sanctum full of invaluable wisdom.|Ezio, in a letter to his sister, Claudia.|Assassin's Creed: Revelations}} | |||
[[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]]'s '''pilgrimage to Masyaf '''was an event that occured in 1511, in which the Assassin journied to [[Masyaf]], in search of a [[Altaïr's library|library]] hidden below the city's castle. | |||
==Journey== | |||
With the [[Templars|Templar]] threat in [[Italy]] eliminated, Ezio Auditore shifted his focus to more internal matters. Further cementing the [[Assassins]]' place in Italy, he improved lines of communication from Sicily to [[Venice]], and standardized methods of training for the Order's [[Assassin recruits|recruits]]. In the year 1509, Ezio discovered a letter written by his [[Giovanni Auditore da Firenze|father]], along with many other letters and documents left behind by his late uncle, [[Mario Auditore]]. In this letter, his father made mention of a locked library built by legendary Assassin[[ Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]], hidden beneath a castle in the [[Syria]]n city of Masyaf. Eventually submitting to his own curiosity, Ezio left Italy in the winter of 1510 and began his pilgrimage. | |||
Revision as of 14:19, 21 November 2011
- "When I first set out from Roma ten months ago, I did so with a single purpose - to discover what our father did not. In a letter written a year before my birth, he makes mention of a library hidden beneath the stones of Masyaf's castle, a sanctum full of invaluable wisdom."
- ―Ezio, in a letter to his sister, Claudia.[src]
Ezio Auditore da Firenze's pilgrimage to Masyaf was an event that occured in 1511, in which the Assassin journied to Masyaf, in search of a library hidden below the city's castle.
Journey
With the Templar threat in Italy eliminated, Ezio Auditore shifted his focus to more internal matters. Further cementing the Assassins' place in Italy, he improved lines of communication from Sicily to Venice, and standardized methods of training for the Order's recruits. In the year 1509, Ezio discovered a letter written by his father, along with many other letters and documents left behind by his late uncle, Mario Auditore. In this letter, his father made mention of a locked library built by legendary AssassinAltaïr Ibn-La'Ahad, hidden beneath a castle in the Syrian city of Masyaf. Eventually submitting to his own curiosity, Ezio left Italy in the winter of 1510 and began his pilgrimage.