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[[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]]'s '''journey to Masyaf '''was a ten month pilgrimage from [[Italy]] to [[Masyaf]], in order to locate a library hidden below the city's castle, housing something capable of putting an end to the centuries long [[Assassin]]-[[Templar]] war for good. | [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]]'s '''journey to Masyaf '''was a ten month pilgrimage from [[Italy]] to [[Masyaf]], in order to locate a library hidden below the city's castle, which was said to be housing something capable of putting an end to the centuries long [[Assassin]]-[[Templar]] war for good. | ||
==Discovery== | ==Discovery== | ||
With the Templar threat in Italy extinguished, Ezio Auditore focused on further cementing the Assassins' place in Italy. Establishing his power base in Rome, Ezio rebuilt and restructured the Italian Brotherhood under the benevolent eye of Pope Julius II, also improving lines of communication from Sicily to Venice and standardizing methods of training for novices and fellow Assassins. Following the removal of the Borgia, the Templars remained in abeyance and Ezio left the running of Assassin operations in the hands of his sister Claudia; though Ezio remained vigilant of an incoming threat, and uncomplainingly devoted himself to the task of retrieving and putting in order what the Templars had wrought damage upon in the mean time. | With the Templar threat in Italy extinguished, Ezio Auditore focused on further cementing the Assassins' place in Italy. Establishing his power base in Rome, Ezio rebuilt and restructured the Italian Brotherhood under the benevolent eye of Pope Julius II, also improving lines of communication from Sicily to Venice and standardizing methods of training for novices and fellow Assassins. Following the removal of the Borgia, the Templars remained in abeyance and Ezio left the running of Assassin operations in the hands of his sister Claudia; though Ezio remained vigilant of an incoming threat, and uncomplainingly devoted himself to the task of retrieving and putting in order what the Templars had wrought damage upon in the mean time. | ||
Though happy with his task, Ezio fondly missed the action he experienced prior to his role as Mentor. During his work, he came across a leather satchel with a letter inside, written by his father, Giovanni, to his uncle, Mario. | |||
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- "He travels fastest who travels alone."
- ―Ezio Auditore, regarding his journey East.[src]
Ezio Auditore da Firenze's journey to Masyaf was a ten month pilgrimage from Italy to Masyaf, in order to locate a library hidden below the city's castle, which was said to be housing something capable of putting an end to the centuries long Assassin-Templar war for good.
Discovery
With the Templar threat in Italy extinguished, Ezio Auditore focused on further cementing the Assassins' place in Italy. Establishing his power base in Rome, Ezio rebuilt and restructured the Italian Brotherhood under the benevolent eye of Pope Julius II, also improving lines of communication from Sicily to Venice and standardizing methods of training for novices and fellow Assassins. Following the removal of the Borgia, the Templars remained in abeyance and Ezio left the running of Assassin operations in the hands of his sister Claudia; though Ezio remained vigilant of an incoming threat, and uncomplainingly devoted himself to the task of retrieving and putting in order what the Templars had wrought damage upon in the mean time.
Though happy with his task, Ezio fondly missed the action he experienced prior to his role as Mentor. During his work, he came across a leather satchel with a letter inside, written by his father, Giovanni, to his uncle, Mario.