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Uggh… I was supposed to upload this yesterday. Sorry guys It's been a really hectic week. I'll try my best to make sure it doesn't happen again…

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Name: Arnold Bellamy
Born: February 5, 1793; London, England
Died: May 24, 1870; Toronto, Ontario (age 77)
Allegiance: Assassins

Bio: Arnold was born to an English shopkeep and lived a happy life with his loving family for most of his early years. However, his father left to join the British Navy in their fight against Napoleon, and in 1808 the family received the terrible news: his father had been killed in battle. Struck by intense grief, Arnold ran away from home and joined the Navy in hopes of carrying on his father's legacy. Trouble was: he was a terrible soldier. He nearly died in his first battle, and were it not for the intervention of an Assassin named Arno Victor Dorian, he would have. Arno saved the boy and offered to train him in Paris. Arnold accepted and as the years went by, he honed his skills and learned to overcome his grief. He eventually returned to his mother in London, where he tearfully apologized for leaving her and told her of all his adventures with the Assassins. To his glee, she told him she was proud of the man he had become, and told him never to give up his noble cause. For her, for his father, and for himself, he returned to France and officially devoted his life to the Assassin's Creed.

In 1811, he was sent overseas to the British Colonies in Canada, where he met the local Mentor, Connor, and began to carry out missions for him. He piloted the Assassin flagship, the Aquila, to New York in the spring, where they were ambushed by Templars. They fought them off with the help of a Shawnee-Canadian Assassin named Aveza Deryn, who became Arnold's best friend.

Many of their earliest adventures involved assisting the Native Americans in their fight against the expansion of the United States. In 1811, they travelled to Prophetstown to assist their fellow Assassins: Tecumseh and Tenskwatawa. After the town was tragically destroyed in the ensuing Battle of Tippecanoe, Tecumseh revealed that they were guarding a Precursor Temple underneath the area, and that they were searching for the Key. Aveza and Arnold gladly took up the search. The next few years were plagued by the War of 1812 between the United States and Great Britain. Arnold worked with all his friends to fight the Templars that were influencing the conflict, and managed to get inside the Temple by the end of the war in 1815.

After the war, Aveza and Arnold settled down in Montreal for a small bit, and they married in 1821. Their first daughter, Connie, was born in 1823, and their second, Charlotte, was born in 1826. Arnold helped his wife deal with the Assassin-Templar conflicts in Canada, such as when the Canadian Rebellions of 1837 broke out, and when the Canadian Confederation was formed in 1867. Arnold passed away peacefully in his home in Toronto in 1870, with his family at his side.

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Uggh… I was supposed to upload this yesterday. Sorry guys It's been a really hectic week. I'll try my best to make sure it doesn't happen again…

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Name: Arnold Bellamy
Born: February 5, 1793; London, England
Died: May 24, 1870; Toronto, Ontario (age 77)
Allegiance: Assassins

Bio: Arnold was born to an English shopkeep and lived a happy life with his loving family for most of his early years. However, his father left to join the British Navy in their fight against Napoleon, and in 1808 the family received the terrible news: his father had been killed in battle. Struck by intense grief, Arnold ran away from home and joined the Navy in hopes of carrying on his father's legacy. Trouble was: he was a terrible soldier. He nearly died in his first battle, and were it not for the intervention of an Assassin named Arno Victor Dorian, he would have. Arno saved the boy and offered to train him in Paris. Arnold accepted and as the years went by, he honed his skills and learned to overcome his grief. He eventually returned to his mother in London, where he tearfully apologized for leaving her and told her of all his adventures with the Assassins. To his glee, she told him she was proud of the man he had become, and told him never to give up his noble cause. For her, for his father, and for himself, he returned to France and officially devoted his life to the Assassin's Creed.

In 1811, he was sent overseas to the British Colonies in Canada, where he met the local Mentor, Connor, and began to carry out missions for him. He piloted the Assassin flagship, the Aquila, to New York in the spring, where they were ambushed by Templars. They fought them off with the help of a Shawnee-Canadian Assassin named Aveza Deryn, who became Arnold's best friend.

Many of their earliest adventures involved assisting the Native Americans in their fight against the expansion of the United States. In 1811, they travelled to Prophetstown to assist their fellow Assassins: Tecumseh and Tenskwatawa. After the town was tragically destroyed in the ensuing Battle of Tippecanoe, Tecumseh revealed that they were guarding a Precursor Temple underneath the area, and that they were searching for the Key. Aveza and Arnold gladly took up the search. The next few years were plagued by the War of 1812 between the United States and Great Britain. Arnold worked with all his friends to fight the Templars that were influencing the conflict, and managed to get inside the Temple by the end of the war in 1815.

After the war, Aveza and Arnold settled down in Montreal for a small bit, and they married in 1821. Their first daughter, Connie, was born in 1823, and their second, Charlotte, was born in 1826. Arnold helped his wife deal with the Assassin-Templar conflicts in Canada, such as when the Canadian Rebellions of 1837 broke out, and when the Canadian Confederation was formed in 1867. Arnold passed away peacefully in his home in Toronto in 1870, with his family at his side.