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Jayadeep Mir (1843 – unknown), commonly known as Henry Green, was an Indian immigrant in London during the 1860s, who became the leader of the Assassins in London and a friend of the twins Jacob and Evie Frye. He was also the son of Arbaaz Mir, a Master Assassin of the Indian Brotherhood, and Princess Pyara Kaur of India.

Biography

In 1862, when a body was discovered in London at the dig for the world's first underground railway, it sparked the renewal of the hostilities between the Assassins and Templars, with an undercover Green playing his part in the conflict.[1]

By 1868, the British Brotherhood was deeply weakened, and as one of the last remaining Assassins in the city, Green became the leader of the British Assassins. He wrote his friend George Westhouse to petition the Assassin Council for aid.[2]

One day, Green encountered the Frye twins, who hailed from Crawley, and assumed that the Council had sent them. He then brought them up to speed on Grand Master Crawford Starrick's dominion over the city. The Frye twins then began to disagree on a course of action; Jacob wanted to form a gang called the Rooks to cripple Starrick's control, while Evie wanted to find the [[Pieces of Eden]|Piece of Eden]] in his possession.

Subsequently, the three Assassins bumped into Charles Dickens. While Jacob was easily dismissive of the author, Green advised the young Assassin to consider keeping a network of contacts, as Dickens knew every influential figure in the city. Unfortunately, a pair of Blighters attempted to follow them, forcing Green to split off from the Fryes, instructing them to keep the Blighters away from his shop, handing them a pair of pistols.

When the Frye twin later arrived at his shop, Green showed them sketches of his allies, Sergeant Frederick Abberline and Clara O'Dea. He also provided information on Rexford Kaylock, a Templar desiring to acquire Green's research on the First Civilization.

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