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'''Sages''' are [[Humans|human]] reincarnations of [[Aita]], a member of the [[First Civilization]] and the husband of [[Juno]]. |
'''Sages''' are [[Humans|human]] reincarnations of [[Aita]], a member of the [[First Civilization]] and the husband of [[Juno]]. |
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| − | Sages are born normally with their own personality and memories but they also possess the memories of Aita. They bear a strong physical resemblance to Aita, and possess a distinctive combination of {{Wiki|anisocoria}} and {{Wiki|heterochromia iridum|heterochromia}} |
+ | Sages are born normally with their own personality and memories but they also possess the memories of Aita. They bear a strong physical resemblance to Aita, and possess a distinctive combination of {{Wiki|anisocoria}} and {{Wiki|heterochromia iridum|heterochromia}}. |
After Aita, who had volunteered and died after being placed within a First Civilization machine in an attempt to save the world from a [[Toba Catastrophe|solar flare]], Juno sought to somehow save him, so that they might reunite some day. To this end, Juno later manipulated the genetic code of human DNA, implanting a hidden trigger that would randomly activate and alter the genetic makeup of the individual, changing their appearance and imbuing them with Aita's memories. |
After Aita, who had volunteered and died after being placed within a First Civilization machine in an attempt to save the world from a [[Toba Catastrophe|solar flare]], Juno sought to somehow save him, so that they might reunite some day. To this end, Juno later manipulated the genetic code of human DNA, implanting a hidden trigger that would randomly activate and alter the genetic makeup of the individual, changing their appearance and imbuing them with Aita's memories. |
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A Sage's blood is required to open the passage to the [[Observatory]], hidden in [[Long Bay]], [[Jamaica]], through inserting it into a [[Blood vials|blood vial]]. The [[Mayans|Mayan]] civilization and [[Taíno]] people worshiped the Sages, and the Mayan ruins in [[Tulum]], [[Mexico]] contained a statue resembling a Sage's head. |
A Sage's blood is required to open the passage to the [[Observatory]], hidden in [[Long Bay]], [[Jamaica]], through inserting it into a [[Blood vials|blood vial]]. The [[Mayans|Mayan]] civilization and [[Taíno]] people worshiped the Sages, and the Mayan ruins in [[Tulum]], [[Mexico]] contained a statue resembling a Sage's head. |
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| − | Known Sages include the carpenter and explorer [[Thomas Kavanagh, Jr.]] , the [[Piracy|pirate]] [[Bartholomew Roberts]], silversmith [[François-Thomas Germain]], and [[Abstergo Entertainment]] IT head |
+ | Known Sages include the carpenter and explorer [[Thomas Kavanagh, Jr.]] , the [[Piracy|pirate]] [[Bartholomew Roberts]], silversmith [[François-Thomas Germain]], and [[Abstergo Entertainment]] IT head [[John Standish]]. |
Sages have been recorded all throughout human history, in numerous regions around the world. According to [[Bahlam]], an [[Assassins|Assassin]] and the father of [[Ah Tabai]], there had been at least eight recorded Sages by the late 1600s - although several [[Abstergo Entertainment]] researchers later concluded that the real count was likely much higher. |
Sages have been recorded all throughout human history, in numerous regions around the world. According to [[Bahlam]], an [[Assassins|Assassin]] and the father of [[Ah Tabai]], there had been at least eight recorded Sages by the late 1600s - although several [[Abstergo Entertainment]] researchers later concluded that the real count was likely much higher. |
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==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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| + | <center>Individuals marked with '''*''' are not confirmed, but are speculated to be Sages by [[Abstergo]].</center> |
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<gallery captionalign="center" position="center" spacing="small" widths="180"> |
<gallery captionalign="center" position="center" spacing="small" widths="180"> |
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| − | ACU J de Molay.png|[[Jacques de Molay]] |
+ | ACU J de Molay.png|[[Jacques de Molay]]'''*'''<br>c. 1244 – 1314 |
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| − | AC4 Bartholomew Roberts.png|[[Bartholomew Roberts]] |
+ | AC4 Bartholomew Roberts.png|[[Bartholomew Roberts]]<br>1682 – 1722 |
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| + | Wiki noimage.jpg|[[François-Thomas Germain]]<br>Unknown – 1794 |
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| + | Wiki noimage.jpg|[[David Jones]]'''*''' |
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Revision as of 19:04, 26 November 2014
A Mayan statue of a Sage's head in underground Tulum
Sages are human reincarnations of Aita, a member of the First Civilization and the husband of Juno.
Sages are born normally with their own personality and memories but they also possess the memories of Aita. They bear a strong physical resemblance to Aita, and possess a distinctive combination of anisocoria and heterochromia.
After Aita, who had volunteered and died after being placed within a First Civilization machine in an attempt to save the world from a solar flare, Juno sought to somehow save him, so that they might reunite some day. To this end, Juno later manipulated the genetic code of human DNA, implanting a hidden trigger that would randomly activate and alter the genetic makeup of the individual, changing their appearance and imbuing them with Aita's memories.
A Sage's blood is required to open the passage to the Observatory, hidden in Long Bay, Jamaica, through inserting it into a blood vial. The Mayan civilization and Taíno people worshiped the Sages, and the Mayan ruins in Tulum, Mexico contained a statue resembling a Sage's head.
Known Sages include the carpenter and explorer Thomas Kavanagh, Jr. , the pirate Bartholomew Roberts, silversmith François-Thomas Germain, and Abstergo Entertainment IT head John Standish.
Sages have been recorded all throughout human history, in numerous regions around the world. According to Bahlam, an Assassin and the father of Ah Tabai, there had been at least eight recorded Sages by the late 1600s - although several Abstergo Entertainment researchers later concluded that the real count was likely much higher.
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c. 1244 – 1314
1652 – 1706
1682 – 1722
Unknown – 1794
1975 – 2013