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Wow, long time since I uploaded anything. Anyway, thought I'd start of with a bang this time around.
I've finished playing Assassin's Creed 2 during winter break, and it is implied in the game that the assassins have had a role in shaping world history. With that in mind, I began wondering what other time periods and countries may have been influenced by the assassins besides the Crusades and the Italian Renaissance. Here's my answer:

"Generally speaking, the Way of the warrior is resolute acceptance of death."
-Miyamoto Musashi

"Sengoku, it was a time of war, death, and power. Feudal warlords all over Japan fought amongst each other for control of the land and among them was a man who's desire was far greater than the rest. Oda Nobunaga, the Demon King of Owari sought to control everything. Through conquest and brutality, Nobunaga would let nothing get in his way from seizing Tenka. And among the casualties, was a girl named Tsubame. Tsubame's home was near Nagashino in Mikawa province. During the Battle of Nagashino between Nobunaga and Takeda, both her parents were killed by Nobunaga's forces. She was alone on the war-torn streets, in shadow, in darkness. But from that darkness sprang light. A woman that I call Mochizuki Sensei took her into her home in Nazu and taught her the killing arts. Each man that she was forced to slay, each beating heart into which she drove a dagger, each soul that fell to her blade slowly and silently killed the girl named Tsubame, until all that was left was a vicious bird of prey driven by the hunger for vengeance. I am Hayabusa, and I am an assassin."

Assassin's Creed (c) Ubisoft
OC Hayabusa belongs to me
The rest, is history...

Description
Wow, long time since I uploaded anything. Anyway, thought I'd start of with a bang this time around.
I've finished playing Assassin's Creed 2 during winter break, and it is implied in the game that the assassins have had a role in shaping world history. With that in mind, I began wondering what other time periods and countries may have been influenced by the assassins besides the Crusades and the Italian Renaissance. Here's my answer:

"Generally speaking, the Way of the warrior is resolute acceptance of death."
-Miyamoto Musashi

"Sengoku, it was a time of war, death, and power. Feudal warlords all over Japan fought amongst each other for control of the land and among them was a man who's desire was far greater than the rest. Oda Nobunaga, the Demon King of Owari sought to control everything. Through conquest and brutality, Nobunaga would let nothing get in his way from seizing Tenka. And among the casualties, was a girl named Tsubame. Tsubame's home was near Nagashino in Mikawa province. During the Battle of Nagashino between Nobunaga and Takeda, both her parents were killed by Nobunaga's forces. She was alone on the war-torn streets, in shadow, in darkness. But from that darkness sprang light. A woman that I call Mochizuki Sensei took her into her home in Nazu and taught her the killing arts. Each man that she was forced to slay, each beating heart into which she drove a dagger, each soul that fell to her blade slowly and silently killed the girl named Tsubame, until all that was left was a vicious bird of prey driven by the hunger for vengeance. I am Hayabusa, and I am an assassin."

Assassin's Creed (c) Ubisoft
OC Hayabusa belongs to me
The rest, is history...