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[[File:Cover.jpg|thumb|152px|right|The cover of the graphic novel]] | [[File:Cover.jpg|thumb|152px|right|The cover of the graphic novel]] | ||
In the limited edition of the [[Assassin's Creed]], a 16 page graphic novel was included, that showed two side-stories of Altaïr Ibn-La'ahad and Desmond Miles. | In the limited edition of the [[Assassin's Creed]], a 16 page graphic novel was included, that showed two side-stories of Altaïr Ibn-La'ahad and Desmond Miles. | ||
==Story== | ==Story== | ||
The story of the novel is laid out by the narration of both characters. It | The story of the novel is laid out by the narration of both characters. It starts with Desmond escaping Abstergo in the year 2012, while it later skips to Altaïr on an assassination mission in the year 1191, after Desmond touches the Animus. Both their side of the story is synchronized with each other. They both introduce themselves, explain the circumstances they are in. First Altaïr explain he is a hunter, while Desmond says he is a prisoner. However in the end of the story they both re-introduce themselves as assassins. | ||
Revision as of 00:21, 10 April 2010
In the limited edition of the Assassin's Creed, a 16 page graphic novel was included, that showed two side-stories of Altaïr Ibn-La'ahad and Desmond Miles.
Story
The story of the novel is laid out by the narration of both characters. It starts with Desmond escaping Abstergo in the year 2012, while it later skips to Altaïr on an assassination mission in the year 1191, after Desmond touches the Animus. Both their side of the story is synchronized with each other. They both introduce themselves, explain the circumstances they are in. First Altaïr explain he is a hunter, while Desmond says he is a prisoner. However in the end of the story they both re-introduce themselves as assassins.