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Name: Alouette Alexandre
Born: September 1, 1923; Paris, France
Died: October 16, 1995; Versailles, France (age 72)
Allegiance: Assassins

Alouette was born in 1923 to Arnaud Alexandre, a French Assassin fresh from World War I, and his wife Fleur. A loyal follower of the Creed, Arnaud made sure to raise Alouette in the ways of the Brotherhood as well. Growing up, she was always a chipper young lady with an eye for fashion and deadly fighting skills. In 1933, she and her family were out for a drive when they came across a frail young boy walking along the road. They asked him what he was doing out so late alone, and he told them he had fled Germany to escape the Nazi regime. He told them his name was Adler, and the family drove him back to their home. They took the poor orphan in as their own, and he quickly became best friends with Alouette. The two became inseparable, and their relationship eventually grew to much more.

In 1939, the Assassins caught word of Adolf Hitler's plans to invade Poland. Alouette arranged to travel there to see what she could do about it. She told Adler she was simply going there for a birthday celebration with friends, as her family kept their Assassin lives a secret from the boy. She left in late October and arrived in September, but quickly found herself overwhelmed by the Nazi army. She was captured, though she quickly escaped and snuck back behind enemy lines. She made her way back to France, only to find that the Nazis were invading her home country as well. She hurried to her family in Paris, and she was shocked to find that Adler had disappeared. She feared the worst, but didn't have much choice but to put it aside and help the Assassins repel the Nazi forces that had taken over her home.

She assisted the French Resistance movement for many years, and she was miraculously reunited with Adler in 1944. He had made his way back to France, and both were surprised to discover that they were both Assassins. After fighting off a horde of guards, they went to the local Assassin hideout, where Adler explained that he had snuck off to Poland when he heard she had gone missing. He had met the Assassins there, and they took him in, and he had been rushing all across the planet trying to both stop the Templars and find the love of his life. After an affectionate and tearful night of reunion, they quickly joined forces to plan a new attack on the Nazis. Adler informed her of the Allies’ plan to invade Normandy, and so Alouette readied Paris for a fight while Adler set out to lead the Allied forces into the country. France was liberated not long after, and there was much rejoice in the Assassin circles.

With France liberated, the two Assassins got to work on fighting the Axis to the east. They participated in the Battle of the Bulge, liberated many concentration camps, and eventually cornered Adolf Hitler in his bunker before he could go meet with his Templar friends. Adler tossed him into a pit of fire, ending the tyrant’s reign once and for all. Germany surrendered to the Allies not long after, leaving the Pacific theatre the only remaining threat to an Allied victory.

Adler and Alouette traveled to Japan, only to discover that the Templars had been pulling the strings of the American government all along too. They learned that President Harry Truman planned to unleash two nuclear bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in order to bring the war to a screeching end. Adler and Alouette, realizing there was no way to stop Truman, rushed towards Hiroshima in hopes of evacuating the innocent civilians there. They arrived too late, and the city was annihilated. In a fury, the two rushed back to Washington DC and beat Truman for what he did. They would've finished him off had the guards not surrounded them. They gave Truman a warning, stole his Apple of Eden, and fled. The War now over and the world in ruins, Adler and Alouette devoted their time to rebuild what had been torn down. They married in early 1946, just before their son Efron was born.

They spent the next few decades rebuilding France, Britain, and Germany, and did their best to eliminate the Templars that were trying to influence the politics of the subsequent Cold War. They settled down in Berlin for a while, and even witnessed the fall of the Berlin Wall. Adler passed away in 1992, and Alouette returned to the French countryside shortly after. She passed away peacefully in her Versailles home in 1995.

She is the great grandmother of Ava Arlie.

Description
Name: Alouette Alexandre
Born: September 1, 1923; Paris, France
Died: October 16, 1995; Versailles, France (age 72)
Allegiance: Assassins

Alouette was born in 1923 to Arnaud Alexandre, a French Assassin fresh from World War I, and his wife Fleur. A loyal follower of the Creed, Arnaud made sure to raise Alouette in the ways of the Brotherhood as well. Growing up, she was always a chipper young lady with an eye for fashion and deadly fighting skills. In 1933, she and her family were out for a drive when they came across a frail young boy walking along the road. They asked him what he was doing out so late alone, and he told them he had fled Germany to escape the Nazi regime. He told them his name was Adler, and the family drove him back to their home. They took the poor orphan in as their own, and he quickly became best friends with Alouette. The two became inseparable, and their relationship eventually grew to much more.

In 1939, the Assassins caught word of Adolf Hitler's plans to invade Poland. Alouette arranged to travel there to see what she could do about it. She told Adler she was simply going there for a birthday celebration with friends, as her family kept their Assassin lives a secret from the boy. She left in late October and arrived in September, but quickly found herself overwhelmed by the Nazi army. She was captured, though she quickly escaped and snuck back behind enemy lines. She made her way back to France, only to find that the Nazis were invading her home country as well. She hurried to her family in Paris, and she was shocked to find that Adler had disappeared. She feared the worst, but didn't have much choice but to put it aside and help the Assassins repel the Nazi forces that had taken over her home.

She assisted the French Resistance movement for many years, and she was miraculously reunited with Adler in 1944. He had made his way back to France, and both were surprised to discover that they were both Assassins. After fighting off a horde of guards, they went to the local Assassin hideout, where Adler explained that he had snuck off to Poland when he heard she had gone missing. He had met the Assassins there, and they took him in, and he had been rushing all across the planet trying to both stop the Templars and find the love of his life. After an affectionate and tearful night of reunion, they quickly joined forces to plan a new attack on the Nazis. Adler informed her of the Allies’ plan to invade Normandy, and so Alouette readied Paris for a fight while Adler set out to lead the Allied forces into the country. France was liberated not long after, and there was much rejoice in the Assassin circles.

With France liberated, the two Assassins got to work on fighting the Axis to the east. They participated in the Battle of the Bulge, liberated many concentration camps, and eventually cornered Adolf Hitler in his bunker before he could go meet with his Templar friends. Adler tossed him into a pit of fire, ending the tyrant’s reign once and for all. Germany surrendered to the Allies not long after, leaving the Pacific theatre the only remaining threat to an Allied victory.

Adler and Alouette traveled to Japan, only to discover that the Templars had been pulling the strings of the American government all along too. They learned that President Harry Truman planned to unleash two nuclear bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in order to bring the war to a screeching end. Adler and Alouette, realizing there was no way to stop Truman, rushed towards Hiroshima in hopes of evacuating the innocent civilians there. They arrived too late, and the city was annihilated. In a fury, the two rushed back to Washington DC and beat Truman for what he did. They would've finished him off had the guards not surrounded them. They gave Truman a warning, stole his Apple of Eden, and fled. The War now over and the world in ruins, Adler and Alouette devoted their time to rebuild what had been torn down. They married in early 1946, just before their son Efron was born.

They spent the next few decades rebuilding France, Britain, and Germany, and did their best to eliminate the Templars that were trying to influence the politics of the subsequent Cold War. They settled down in Berlin for a while, and even witnessed the fall of the Berlin Wall. Adler passed away in 1992, and Alouette returned to the French countryside shortly after. She passed away peacefully in her Versailles home in 1995.

She is the great grandmother of Ava Arlie.