Pointing Fingers
Pointing Fingers is a memory from Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood.
Description
A thief was waiting for Ezio, and when the two met, the thief explained to Ezio that they had figured out a way to damage relations with the Borgia and the Cento Occhi, and asked Ezio to kill a Borgia guard named Galvano, as the guard and a Cento Occhi member, Vincenzo, were on bad terms with each other.
After assassinating Galvano and looting him of a personal belonging, Ezio was required to plant it on Vincenzo in order to frame him for the murder of Galvano. Once Ezio had gotten a suitable distance away, he overheard the arrival of the Borgia and their search of Vincenzo, until they found the personal belonging which had been looted from Galvano's dead body. Gaining the evidence they required, the Borgia took Vincenzo away despite his protests of innocence, in turn creating conflict with the Cento Occhi and the Borgia.
Dialogue
Thief: The Cento Occhi have employed a town scribe, Vincenzo. Despite his eloquence, he often fights with a Borgia guard named Galvano.
We now have a chance to damage relations between our two enemies, find Galvano, kill him, take something personal from his body, plant it on Vincenzo, my brothers and I will ensure the Borgia hear what they want to hear.
When Galvano is killed and the evidence is planted on Vincenzo.
- Borgia Captain: Vincenzo, Galvano's been murdered.
- Vincenzo: What business is that of mine?
- Borgia Captain: You two were on bad terms, I have to search you.
- Vincenzo: Fine, if you must, it will only serve to exonerate me.
Borgia Captain searches Vincenzo and finds one of Galvano's personal belongings.
- Vincenzo: What is that?
- Borgia Captain: Come with me.
Outcome
With the Borgia guard dead, conflict between Cento Occhi and the Borgia was assured.
Trivia
- To achieve full synchronization, Ezio must remain undetected.
- In a Bug, If you don't kill Galvano on the rooftop with the roof hut, you cannot throw Galvano's body down into the street.