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[Ezio.]
[Written -- he doesn't feel like talking into a book while standing in the middle of City Royale, ok. Is this a prank or something, he's about to get mad...]
Did you get distracted by something? I am waiting where you directed, but I do not see you, nor do I see anything nearby that would be of interest. Where are we going?
[Written -- he doesn't feel like talking into a book while standing in the middle of City Royale, ok. Is this a prank or something, he's about to get mad...]
Did you get distracted by something? I am waiting where you directed, but I do not see you, nor do I see anything nearby that would be of interest. Where are we going?
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You'll find the rest of the word cares very much about innovation. Adaptation, hmm? It is as important to culture as it is to warfare. That is why the Italians have the greatest armies in Europa right now; we strive for excellence in the art of war.
[He absently pets Bianca's hip with the arm that is around her, and she starts running a hand along his waistband.
Maria, on the other hand, is just going to offer Connor beer.]
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[He pauses to absently take an !!angry!! swig of beer.]
As for warfare, there is nothing in this world more fearsome than a Kanien'k -- [WOW, BEER TASTES TERRIBLE, as it turns out. Now he's distracted, and deflates as he continues, eying the glass warily.] Ugh... my people are warriors.
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[Ezio fondles Bianca's boob, because. he. can.]
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[This is an extremely touchy subject and he's just pissed off now, to the point where Ezio feeling up a girl while they're having this conversation is too much to bear. How can he be so casual about it...]
What are you even doing?
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[Ezio lets go of Bianca in favour of reaching for his beer.]
Come, now, Connor, why are you getting so upset?
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[He gestures broadly with his arm, too caught up in this to notice he almost whacked Maria in the face. Sorry, lady.]
You are being too casual about this. You are sipping this beer and fondling this woman as if you were only discussing politics and philosophy. We are discussing my people! It is not hypothetical to me. My mother was nearly a slave to the British, captured before I was born. That is how real this is to me, Ezio.
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Be careful, you almost hit Maria.
[Who is moving out of the way :'|]
Connor, this evening is supposed to be calm. Relax. I am not the one hurting your people, nor do I have any interest in hurting your people. I am just saying that though some men may be conquerors, there are others who will bring things of interest to your people. That is all.
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Connor just looks extremely sour about this entire business; he wants Ezio to stop trying to diffuse the situation, to keep arguing the point, to stop being so calm. He wants an excuse to get mad (even more mad) and fight, which is hard to do when faced with this sort of reaction.]
You do not understand.
[But FINE. WHATEVER. He slumps down petulantly because he is still a dumb teenager despite his very grown up rage.]
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I will only ever understand if you properly explain it without growing enraged and tossing things about.
[But no matter. Ezio takes a deep swig of his beer and settles back against the couch, Bianca shifting right back into his lap.]
We should be talking about pleasant things, anyhow.
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You were to tell me about what you had done in Spain.
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Yes.
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Well, then, get comfortable, it is a long story.
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I am fine. How long have you said it has been? Four years?
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Four years, yes. It is 1492.
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Anyway, 1492 is still really far in the past, as far as Connor is concerned. Nearly three hundred years ago...]
And this is when the Templars first tried to secure a foothold in the Americas.
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But anyhow, my enemy –– Rodrigo Borgia –– attempted to fund the journey, so that he might be able to establish control over the region. That is who I stopped.
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And of course they are, in your time. In my time, I am murdering them all. I'm sure that's enough to make most men fear being in power. [Teasing, on that last bit.]
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[Bianca pours them more beer, cleavage in full view as she leans over the table to do it.]
You can do a great deal of work with only a few well-trained Assassins at your command, you know. You do not need armies.
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And you... this is why you are training novices?
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Of course. Why else?
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