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Templars had recently purchased the island of Cyprus from King Richard. Let's go

During the Autumn of 1191, the Assassin: creed Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad had heard of the Templars' plan to depart for Cyprus.

While the Templars made preparations to leave from Acre's harbor, heroes led an assault in order to intercept them and learn more.

Encountering Maria Thorpe, Robert de Sable's former stewardess, heroes subdued and took Maria as his prisoner.

Once the Assassins departed the area with Maria,

Heroes heard from one of his subordinates that the Templars had recently purchased the island of Cyprus from King Richard,

after the fall of Isaac Comnenus' rule. Suspecting that their intentions were beyond governance, Altaïr departed for Cyprus with Maria in tow.

Heroes the informant mentioned by his men. Assassin s Bloodlines Creed Fight discussed the Templars' presence with him, and devised a plan to gather more information.

Heroes consulted with Osman, a resistance spy within the Templar's ranks,

and managed to lower the defenses of the Templar-controlled Limassol Castle, in order to infiltrate the castle with ease.

He was also able to learn of a certain archive that the Templars were keeping a secret, though if he wanted to learn more,

he would have to seek out Frederick the Red.

Heroes entered the castle and encountered Frederick, though he gained no information before his target's death.

Heading out of the structure, Altaïr saw that the safe house of the resistance had been burned to the ground by the Templars,

and, after searching the area, learned of Maria's survival.

Fleeing to the church area,heroes watched over an announcement being made by Armand Bouchart,

the current Grand Master of the Templar Order, regarding the death of Frederick.

Slaying Osman in the midst of his announcement, Armand threatened to tighten the grip of the government within the city if they refused to cooperate in searching for the murderer.

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