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Assassin Leader
Thomas looked over each Assassin in the room. There was Luca, a rather new initiate. He had great potential, but needed a small bit of work. Then there was Daniel, another initiate. He seemed an honest fellow, which was both an advantage and a disadvantage. An Assassin needed to be able to do whatever it takes, many cases being the spreading of a rumor. Thomas knew he needed to be a bit careful with this one, but he had hope. Giuseppe was the Italian recruit. He was all over the place, this one. Fairly well-rounded.
"Hello, Assassins," Thomas greeted, with a curt nod to each one. "I summon you here today for an important event that shall take place tonight."
Thomas pulled a small paper from his belt. He unrolled it, and read it aloud.
"Dear Mr. Sanders,
It is to my understanding, that your fort is low on supplies. In due time, you will receive a surplus of everything that you could possibly need, but unfortunately we are experiencing some disturbances with more... Important forts. You will receive your things soon enough.
-Davis"
He took the paper and replaced it in his belt.
"I, for one, would like to think that it's safe to assume that Davis is the Confederate president, Jefferson Davis. If you have any objections, please, to speak."
He continued, without any waiting for responses.
"We will be attacking this fort tonight. It is a few miles south of here. We strike by nightfall."
Thomas Dickinson, now pacing the room, looked to the Assassins, waiting for any questions.
Templar Leader
Jeremiah Sanders heard a familiar laugh of a well-known Assassin Hunter. He let out a low laugh and signaled for the guard to open the door. He saw Xia Cheng standing just outside the door.
"Come in, come in!" he said, and then saw Caroline enter. "Ah, Miss Reed, nice to see you!" He nodded to both of them in greeting, and stood up. He walked over towards the planning table, with a smaller version of the fort sitting upon it. He placed his hands upon the surface, leaning against it. He heard the voice of a familiar military leader, Patrick. When he spoke about flustering his men, Jeremiah looked up, his right eyebrow raised.
"'Scuse me, Patrick, but keep in mind this is my fort, not yours. These lovely women are here to help, so those men are there's too, while they're here." he grunted, and signaled for him to come in. "Now, I have heard the most disturbing news I have heard in a very long time. I have gotten word from a spy, that a particular group of Assassins plan to attack us. Now, I do not know when, or how, they will accomplish this, but we mustn't let it happen. I've called you here today, in hopes that you may help us protect the fort long enough for our new supplies to get here."
Jeremiah let out a laugh. "The supplies should be here very soon, president Davis loves me!"