Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood

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You finished Rodrigo's Death and Cesare's Rise. This picks up at Seq. 7-9 and goes to the end.

Seq. 7-9 · 1507 · playing as Ezio

The Apple and Cesare's Defeat

In this chapterEzio follows Cesare to Spain and retrieves the Apple of Eden.

Ezio pursues Cesare across Italy and Spain, finally recovering the Apple. Cesare is defeated and killed. Ezio takes the Apple back to Rome and hides it in a vault beneath the Colosseum. The Brotherhood is restored. The hunt for Cesare is a classic revenge arc with a twist: Ezio's goal is no longer vengeance but to protect the Apple.

Hiding the Apple in the Colosseum is a symbolic act: a Piece of Eden concealed in the heart of Rome. The Brotherhood's restoration shows that Ezio's leadership has created a legacy.

What unfolds

  1. Cesare is defeated and killed.
  2. Ezio decides to hide the Apple in the Colosseum's Vault.
  3. The Brotherhood is restored in Rome.

Present · 2012 · playing as Desmond

Desmond, Lucy and Juno

In this chapterDesmond and the team go to Monteriggioni's ruins to find the Apple in the Colosseum.

In the present, the team follows the clues from Ezio's memories to the Colosseum, where the Apple is hidden. Lucy reveals that she has been working for the Templars. Juno, a First Civilization entity, takes control of Desmond and forces him to stab Lucy. Afterward, Desmond collapses into a coma.

The twist about Lucy is a shock to the audience. Her kindness was a mask, and her death is both a punishment and a tragedy. Juno's appearance introduces the series' secret antagonist. She uses Desmond as a tool, and the story becomes about control of free will. The coma sets up Revelations, in which Desmond must resolve his memories.

What unfolds

  1. Lucy reveals that she is a Templar mole.
  2. Juno, a First Civilization entity, takes control of Desmond and forces him to stab Lucy.
  3. Desmond collapses into a coma after the Apple's vision.

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