It Belongs in a Museum

It Belongs in a Museum was a virtual representation of one of Arno Dorian's genetic memories, relived by a Helix initiate through the Helix Navigator.

Description

Arno and a team of Assassins were tasked with the retrieval of a piece of art that nobles had kept for themselves.

Dialogue

• Bishop: That's Luxembourg Palace. Before the revolution, it was Paris' first museum. The artwork inside was supposed to be transferred to the Louvre, but some of it went missing. It seems the local nobility kept it for their own personal stash. Find the artwork, and get it out. The Assassins will return it to the Louvre.
  More Assassins, more loot! Well, actually all but one are fake - you need to find the right one. Go.
  I'm ratcheting up the difficulty for this. Think of it as training. You need to find where the loot's hidden first.

The initiate looted a fake painting.

• Bishop: Your princess is in another castle.
  Wah-Waaaaaah!
  Nope! Try the next one.
  Fake. Sorry.
  Yeah, that's a fake. Sorry.
  That's one of the fakes.
  This one's a dud...
  Not what you're looking for.

The initiate looted the correct painting.

• Bishop: That's the one.
  That's what you're looking for.
  You got it. Nice job.
  Nice work.
  This is it.
  We have a winner!
  That's it. Good work.
  Right on. You got it.

Outcome

The Assassins recovered the stolen artwork and then escaped the area, ensuring the art would make it to the Louvre.

Gallery

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  Luxembourg Palace
• 
  Arno overlooking the entrance to Luxembourg Palace
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  A view of Luxembourg Palace from the east
• 
  The southwest entrance of Luxembourg Palace
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  Arno with a painting
• 
  Arno with a painting

Trivia

• The memory's name is a reference to a line from the film Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.

References

• Assassin's Creed: Unity