This story is about how you struggle being the son of a assassin and templar trying to choose witch side your are on while also trying to convense your feelings to your chrush esio.
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Esio pov: After hearing about the borgai wolf i was someone afraid to face especially in. The condition i am now but that wasn't important right. Machiavelli was showing me one of the borgia's base camps.
Esio: should we not travel by horse? Roma is quite large.
Machiavelli: as ceaare's conquests in romagna continue to succeed and. The borgia grow in power they have taken desirable. Areas of the city for themselves. We cannot use the stables here.
Esio: oh, the will of the borgia is law now?
Machiavelli: what are you implying Esio?
Esio: do not play dumb with me, Machiavelli.
Machiavelli: do you have some kind of plan?
Esio: i am improvising.
I got into the base of the borgia my plan was to kill. The borgia captain leaving the base without a. Leader making it easy to take over.
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I succeeded at killing the Borgia captain and went back tordes Machiavelli.
Machiavelli: just because you kill a few guards does not mean. The people will grant access to the stables.
Esio: you are right. We need a signal wait here.
My plan was very simple ignite the borgia tower wasn't. That hard since there were a few. Explosive barrels on the tower.
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( pretend female esio)
Machiavelli: it seems the stable is now available for purchase.
Esio: after you.
I followed Machiavelli to the stables and we bought. The stable itself we got on horse to go tordes campidoglio.
Esio: look at this city, the center of borgai and templar rule. Killing one man will not change things. We need to take away the source of their power.
Machiavelli: are you suggesting we appeal to the people?
Esio: maybe
Machiavelli: relying on the people is like building on the sand.
