Lutetia bureau
The Lutetia Bureau was a Hidden Ones bureau situated in the former Roman town of Lutetia Parisiorum in what is now Paris, France.
History
Likely founded during the days of the Roman Empire, Lutetia was one of the bureaus established by the Frankish Hidden Ones in Roman Gaul alongside the ones in Champlieu, Diodurum and Gisacum. The bureau also housed Joyeuse, a short sword wielded by the Carolingian Emperor Charlemagne.[1]
Through her journey through West Francia, jarlskona Eivor Varinsdottir read a letter from the Frankish rebel Pierre detailing the Hidden Ones' symbol found in Paris. Traveling through Paris, Eivor found Lutetia underneath Paris' grounds and discovered a dead French soldier with another letter that outlined his fellow soldiers' plan at other ruins. Eivor noticed three keys were needed to open a locked door and followed the soldiers to investigate the Champlieu Ruins, Diodurum Ruins, and the Gisascum Ruins.[2]
After collecting the three keys from the other ruins, which were also surrounded by dead troops, Eivor returned to Lutetia and opened the door. Wandering and searching around the abandoned bureau, she discovered a breakable wall. Breaking through the wall, Eivor noticed a chest, opened it, and retrieved the short sword Joyeuse. Leaving the room, Eivor noticed a new letter by the author "AC" on the ground of the bureau's entrance. The letter apologized for the corpses Eivor had seen, going on to say that the author "must yet stay unknown in the darkness", and she deduced that some Hidden Ones had remained in Francia.[2]
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Lutetia Bureau's Symbol Aflame
References
- ↑ Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – The Siege of Paris
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – The Siege of Paris – Hidden