➳ Assassin's Creed III Roleplay.

[koi97]

Altair looked up to see a redcoat. "Stay back!" She shouted. She scooted and he followed. She snarled and lashed out. He easily caught her kicking legs and pinned. "Good-bye!" He hissed. Altair squirmed but she screamed in pain. She could feel his hand reopening the wound on her side. She wiggled trying to throw him off of her.

[spring.]

Alsoomse was fighting when she saw Sky go down. She cried out but didn't stop with the redcoats who had attacked her. She didn't realize someone had taken aim until the bullet grazed past her stomach. It had still hit her slightly and hurt a lot, but she wouldn't let it stop her. She threw away the musket and pulled out her tomahawk, fighting with that. She was outnumbered, four fighting her and she was obviously losing. But Alsoomse refused to let herself be killed by Templars.

[koi97]

Altair screamed and kicked the guy. The redcoat groaned and she rolled him off of her. She scrambled to her feet and started to cry. She then killed him and moved on.

[Cheesy34]

{{Thank you guys for not going far without me. <3}}
Connor:
I nodded, but unsure of what to do. I knew I needed to kill Haytham, and he was my father. I didn't know if I could have done it. I knelt next to Sky and took her hand. "Sky?" I asked quietly.
Her eyes fluttered open and she smiled weakly, "I knew this is how I would die." She whispered.
I furrowed my brow and replied, "Sky, we need you. You cannot die." I glanced down at the sword wound, and it looked far beyond repair. I looked at the slice in her shoulder, and my heart sank. That had been my fault. I quickly yanked a strip of fabric off a dead Redcoat's uniform and tied it around her shoulder. I pulled another one and carefully lifted her up to tie it around her waist. I gently picked her up and yelled, "FALL BACK!" as loud as I could. I jogged to a horse and lifted Sky onto it. I mounted the animal behind her and turned it to Homestead. I needed to get her to Dr. White fast.

Charles:
I crept forward, watching silently as the old man walked to his study. This would be easier than I thought. I walked directly behind him and raised my knife...

[MoonOfTheKelpies]

I kept my eyes on Haytham as Conner told us to fall back. " I will catch up with you later, Conner. I have, unfinished business." I told him in a menacing voice. Taking some rope on the ground, I tied his hands behind his back, and held them. "Get up! We need to talk." I said with an acidic tone. Nudging Haytham's legs forcefully, I lead him quietly out of the camp, into the forest.

[Cheesy34]

Haytham:
"Sister," I began painfully, trying to twist away from her, "why did you choose the Assassins, when you could have joined us?" I began to discreetly saw at my bindings with my Hidden Blade.

[MoonOfTheKelpies]

I growled back, " I choose the path father wanted us to have. I didn't go with a deluded mad man like Birch, to join a cause so clouded with lies." I felt something moving within the ropes, probably trying to cut his way out. I squeezed his hands and pushed his arms behind his back even further. " You are stupid to think you can escape with a mere trick."

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Haytham:
"It is not lies, it is the truth." I growled, whipping around. It hurt my arms and my wounds, but I needed to get out. I twisted out of her grip and bolted off. As I ran, I worked at my ropes.

[MoonOfTheKelpies]

As soon as he bolted, I grabbed a tree branch and swung up, and ran across the treetops til I was side by side him, and jumped down on top of him, landing on his back. Standing on him, I said, " Have you seen yourself lately? Some truth..." As I took out a syringe with a yellow liquid inside it, flicking it so the bubbles would come out. " We can't have you running off again..." I said as I ejected the substance into his neck. " There you go! Sorry, it won't kill you, but it will paralyze your limbs for about 3 days." I snickered, getting off. Taking out a whistle around my neck, I blew a series of calls, but still kept my eyes on him.

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Haytham:
My limbs started to go numb, but I could still move. They were tingling, and it felt weird. I struggled to stand up, my neck throbbing badly. I fell to the earth with a thump.