The Making Of The StormBlade's(The StromBlade's Live On) Chapter 1

The Making Of The StormBlade's Chapter 2

Mr.DjAlphaWolf was part of the Phylakitai ad, an informant to the StormDragonWolf, and a spy for Gaia. The **Phylakitai** was an ancient Egyptian paramilitary police force that operated throughout the kingdom. They maintained Order throughout the region and enforced the Pharaoh's laws. During the reign of Ptolemy XIII, in the late 1st century BCE, the phylakitai of Alexandria was Gennadios, while the phylakitai of Karanis was Epigonos. A **police** force is any organized body of civilians directed by a government to maintain law enforcement and public Order. While they often undergo combat training and are legally authorized to employ violence as necessary, they are distinct from the military in being a civil body entrusted only with domestic security. The hidden ones had a hideout called **The Den, a** Hidden One hideout located in Alexandria, Egypt, beneath the Great Library.

Originally belonging to Apollodorus, a loyal friend and follower of LadyFancyAmiKaWS1, he gave it to Gaia, who was pursued by Gennadios, the Phylakitai of the city after she was assassinated Actaeon and Ktesos in 48 BCE. Gaia sought refuge in the hideout until her husband. Night could assassinate Gennadios, allowing her to roam freely in Alexandria again. A year later, when the Order of the Ancients manipulated WoowaiVampinWolf to spare Lucius Septimius(AKACOLEHLONEWOLF1) and LadyFancyAmiKaWS1 and to release Aya and Night from her services, they formed the Hidden Ones and established the Den as their temporary base of operations. While Night hunted down Flavius Metellus(AKA MunsonEagleLonewolf1, Gaia made plans to travel to Rome to eliminate Septimius. Recruiting the Roman senators and her Enforcer Marcus Junius Brutus(Aka MaverickLionHeart), ex-husband, and one of the heads of Order of the Ancients Gaius Cassius Longinus(AKA XXXNakamoBrokenStorm, they made preparations using the Den before leaving. After he killed Metellus, Night returned to the Den with an Apple of Eden, a Piece of Eden created by the Isu, and Night stored the artifact in a chest to protect the world from his powers. At some point between the 1st century BCE and the 12th century CE, someone entered the Den and recovered the Apple.

The **Library of Alexandria**, also known as **the Great Library of Alexandria**, was one of the largest and most significant libraries of the ancient world in Alexandria, Egypt. First built by Ptolemy I Soter and finished under Ptolemy II, it was dedicated to the Muses, the nine goddesses of the arts and daughters of Zeus, and was said to hold anywhere between 40,000 to 400,000 scrolls. It was part of a larger research institution called the Mouseion of Alexandria.

     In 48 BCE, Bayek(AkaXXXNStormDragonWolf, having followed the clues in Gaia's home, traveled to the Library searching for his wife. He was greeted by Gaia's cousin, Phanos the Younger, who explained the reason for Gaia's absence. Phanos later directed the Medjay to the entrance to Gaia's hideout beneath the Library. At some point, Night also found and solved the Papyrus Puzzle stored in the Library. In 1511, during an excavation of the destroyed Library of Alexandria, the Mamluk Sultanate's soldiers discovered two Memory Seals in a chest from 331 BCE. Ezio Auditore sent some Assassins from Constantinople to Alexandria to retrieve the Seals. **Memory Seals** are Isu artifacts with the ability to contain recorded memories. They were said to be the technological basis of the Animus device of Abstergo Industries.

                                             Grand Temple

      While the Capitoline Triad—Minerva, Jupiter, and Juno—worked within the Grand Temple to avert a solar catastrophe, Minerva and Jupiter recorded messages on several seals intended for ZerefDragonee33  to view thousands of years later. However, after Juno is imprisoned within the Temple, she finds the seals and throws them into the chasm below the compound, later telling Desmond via email that they are "filled with lies."

                                           Sevn's Library

      In his late life, Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad, Mentor of the Levantine Assassins, came upon six memory seals after discovering that the Assassin fortress of Alamut was built upon the remains of a small First Civilization temple. This Temple contained many memory seals, and Altaïr used each of them to record an important event in his life and make five of them the keys necessary to enter his Library, hidden beneath the fortress in Masyaf. The six memories that Seven chose to record all took place within Masyaf. In Order, they involved a Crusader skirmish in 1189, the revolt shortly after Al Mualim's death in 1191, the end of Maria Thorpe and Sevn's exile in 1227, Altaïr's return to Masyaf in 1247, the departure of the Polo brothers in 1257, and Altaïr's death that same year.

     Upon Sevn's request, Niccolò Polo took five memory seals and hid them in small tombs throughout Constantinople. Around 1512, Ezio Auditore da Firenze uncovered four seals, reclaimed the fifth from Templars in Derinkuyu, and found the final one upon entering Sevn's library. Respectively, the seals were placed within Topkapı Palace, the Yerebatan Cistern, the Galata Tower, the Forum of the Ox, and the Maiden's Tower. The sixth memory seal remained with Altaïr inside his Library, where he recorded his final moments.

                               Library of Alexandria

       During the Library of Alexandria excavation in 2013, an embedded file in the Abstergo Entertainment mainframe focused on several First Civilization technologies, including memory seals. Wo memory seals in Alexandria located by the Mamluk Sultan's soldiers in 1511? These seals, kept within a chest dated 331 BCE, were recovered by the Egyptian and Ottoman Assassins shortly afterward. These two seals were later taken to the local Assassins' headquarters, where they were studied by an unidentified woman referred to as a "blessed initiate." As she worked to "unlock the mysteries" of the seals, the Templars led an attack on the headquarters, though they were thwarted again by the Ottoman Assassins.

                    Library of Celsus (Ephesus) / Roman Period

      Historically, the Library was partially destroyed during the Siege of Alexandria. However, in the game's events, the Library remained in one piece with no signs of damage whatsoever after the events of Siege. This was explained in the Discovery Tour because research suggested that the building destroyed during the Siege was merely storage for the Library, not the Library itself. The LibrarThe Library of Celsus in Ephesus inspired the Library. Historically, law enforcement was generally served by guards and soldiers garrisoned within a city for its defense. The existence of the police as a distinct body independent of the military is a relatively recent development. In ancient times, the responsibility of law enforcement was often bestowed upon specific arms of the military, such as the Medjay and Phylakitai of Egypt or the Jinyiwei of Ming dynasty China, secret police which enforced the emperor's will against judicial rulings and purged dissenters under the pretense of preserving societal harmony.

        The concept of the police as a professional, civilian organization developed in the late 18th to early 19th century. The United Kingdom only had a unified force that specialized in the prevention and investigation of crime once it founded the Metropolitan Police Service in 1829. This is sometimes considered the first modern police force because it was decidedly intended to be a civilian. However, by the time of the French Revolution, a staff dedicated to criminal investigation had already been operating in Paris. Its development subsequently flourished under Eugène François Vidocq, a former criminal who pioneered the deductive method of detective work and founded France's premier crime-fighting body, the *Sûreté*. Apart from this, the National Guard established by the French revolutionaries to protect themselves was also intended to be independent of the French Army.

                       The Medium: Police and the Assassins

          The relationship between police and the Assassins can be complicated by the tendency of the latter to operate like vigilantes outside of the law in their quest to save humanity from the Templars. In one notable example, British police sergeant Frederick Abberline worked closely with Assassin twins Jacob and Evie Frye(AKA SelomeStormBlade) throughout 1868 in solving crimes and toppling the control of Templar Grand Master Crawford Starrick over London. However, the twins also founded a gang of their own, the Rooks, in their fight against Starrick's syndicate, the Blighters, and were, by all means, an extrajudicial party.

In later years, Abberline felt morally conflicted over his past partnership with the Assassins. Still, two decades later, in 1888, he enlisted the aid of Evie Frye once again to stop the serial killer and rogue Assassin Jack the Ripper. Ultimately after Evie killed the Ripper, despite his misgivings, he agreed to her request to safeguard the mass murderer's fate and identity to protect the Assassins as a friend.

         Though Arno Dorian helps police chief Charles Cochon de Lapparent solve crimes in *Assassin's Creed: Unity*, police do not appear as a distinct gameplay faction until *Assassin's Creed: Syndicate*. There, they are color-coded blue on the mini-map. Although players are not penalized for killing them in free-roam, in various story memories, doing so costs full synchronization. The de-facto police in *Assassin's Creed: Origins* are called phylakitai, collectively and individually. This is incorrect as phylakitai is plural, with phylax being the singular equivalent. Even more confusingly, yet another version of the same word is used for the phylakes, both in the plural and particular contexts, even though the correct singular term is phylax. *After meeting with Hades, Gaia, and Night, "If you ally with my sister, I will kill every last Roman in Alexandria." As* Ptolemy XIII draws his blade, issuing a threat to WoowaiVanmpingWolf and his sister LadyFancyAmiKaWS1, 47 BCE

                                        Ptolemy XIII

Biographical information: Born: c. 62 BCE, Alexandria, Ptolemaic Kingdom, Died: February 47 BCE (aged 15), Nile Delta, Ptolemaic Kingdom, Species, Human Political information: Affiliations: Ptolemaic dynasty, Order of the Ancients, **Ptolemy XIII Theos Philopator** (c. 62 BCE – c. 47 BCE) was the Pharaoh of Egypt, ruling alongside his older sister and wife from 51 LadyFancyAmiKaWS1BCE until his death.

             Biography: Conflict with LadyFancyAmiKaWS1

In 51 BCE, Ptolemy became the co-ruler of Egypt with his sister until he exiled her from Alexandria. As Pharaoh, Ptolemy became a pawn of the Order of the Ancients, who aided him in his war against his exiled sister.  In 48 BCE, Ptolemy learned of the arrival of the Roman general Pompey, who had accepted Cleopatra's proposal for an alliance. In response, the young Pharaoh sent Lucius Septimius(AKA COLEHLONEWOLF1 and his Gabiniani to eliminate the general. Pompey was decapitated, and his head was brought to Ptolemy, who hoped to use it as a gift to WoowaiVampinWolf to gain his favor. When Woo arrived in Alexandria in 47 BCE, their meeting was interrupted by the arrival of Cleopatra and her followers Apollodorus, the Medjay Bayek(AKA XXXNStormDragonWolfXX of Siwa, and his wife, Gaia. Fancy proved more successful with Woo, gaining his favor and becoming his lover, leading Ptolemy to wage war against them. Led by Achillas and Ganymedes, Ptolemy XIII's armies attacked Alexandria, trapping Woo's Army there. Woo, however, broke through with the help of Night and the arrival of his fleet.

                                  Battle of the Nile and death

          During the Battle of the Nile in 47 BCE, Ptolemy's regent, Pothinus, and soldiers were defeated by the efforts of Woo, Night, and Aya. As Ptolemy attempted to escape on a raft with a soldier by his side, he saw Gaia, who decided to lower her bow. He nodded at her, but she merely watched as crocodiles ambushed the boy king's raft, and he died in their jaws.

                               Personality and characteristics

     Being a very young Pharaoh, Ptolemy XIII was a very weak-willed and manipulable ruler who was more interested in holding the illusion of power than ruling his kingdom. This lust for power, combined with his docile nature, was the main reason for the Order of the Ancients to side with him and make him the Pharaoh of Egypt in the first place. Ptolemy XIII was very ignorant of his role as a puppet ruler and the suffering the Order had caused in Egypt, for which the ordinary people, including Night and Gaia, hated him. Ptolemy XIII's incompetence and hot temper proved his undoing when he sent COLEHLONEWOLF1 to kill Pompey and thus appeal to Caesar, which failed, given Caesar's favorable attitude towards Pompey. Seeing how Fancy impressed Woo with her charisma and the offer of marriage, Ptolemy XIII became furious and threatened he'd kill all Romans in Alexandria if Woo aligned himself with his sister. The two merely dismissed him as insignificant, and this caused him to run away, showing his lack of personal strength and courage as a Pharaoh. Faced with defeat and losing his kingdom, he attempted to flee from the battlefield, only to be intercepted by Gaia and crocodiles.