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New story?
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I want to maybe start an Avengers story about T'challa but I don't know what to do for the soulmate thing (if I even make that a thing in it) any ideas?
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Devious Journal Entry
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Comment on this journal, and I will...
1) Tell you something I learned about you by looking at your page.
2) Tell you what color you remind me of.
3) Tell you my first memory of you.
4) Tell you what season you remind me of.
5) Ask you a question, and you must answer.
6) Tell you something that I like about you.
7) Give you a nickname.
8) Tell you what animal you would be.
9) Tell you what fruit you remind me of.
10) Dare you to post this in your journal.
1) Tell you something I learned about you by looking at your page.
2) Tell you what color you remind me of.
3) Tell you my first memory of you.
4) Tell you what season you remind me of.
5) Ask you a question, and you must answer.
6) Tell you something that I like about you.
7) Give you a nickname.
8) Tell you what animal you would be.
9) Tell you what fruit you remind me of.
10) Dare you to post this in your journal.
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Halloween costume!!
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So I know it's a while away but for Halloween I am going to be Chris from motionless In White America vid 
YAY
YAY
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Assains Creed Code and History
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The three tenets
1.Stay your blade from the flesh of an innocent
2.Hide in plain sight
3.Never compromise the Brotherhood
The three ironies
1.The Assassins seek to promote peace, but commit murder.
2.The Assassins seek to open the minds of men, but require obedience to rules.
3.The Assassins seek to reveal the danger of blind faith, yet practice it themselves.
The Maxim
"Nothing is true; everything is permitted"
Hassan-i-Sabbah
"To say that nothing is true, is to realize that the foundations of society are fragile, and that we must be the shepherds of our own civilization. To say that everything is permitted, is to understand that we are the architects of our actions, and that we must live with their consequences, whether glorious or tragic"
Penalty for disobedience
In 1191, Altaïr broke all three tenets during an important mission at Soloman's Temple. By murdering an innocent (an old man who he thought could have alerted the gaurds ), and revealing himself to Robert de Sable , Altaïr inevitably led the Templars back to Masyaf jeopardizing not only his own safety, but the livelihood of the entire Brotherhood.
Upon his return to Masyaf, Altaïr was publicly chastised and executed via stabbing as punishment by his Master. However, the execution was only an illusion, as Al Mualim wished to grant him a second chance. Instead, Altaïr was merely stripped of all his weapons and equipment, and demoted to the lowest rank of novice, forced to re-earn his rank through the Hunt for the Nine.
Renaissance
"Our tenets are clear. One of our brothers has decided to disobey them and must pay with his life."
―An Assassin of Jerusalem.
In 1498, Pertto Calderon, also broke the tenets of the Creed out of his love for the Templar Lucrzia Borgia and their newborn son . He broke his cover as a spy amongst the Borgia compromising the Brotherhood in the process, and killed several of his fellow Assassins in an effort to steal the Shroud of Eden they protected, which he thought could cure his child's deformities.
Though he was successful, a team of Assassins later tracked Perotto down, and executed him as punishment
Golden Age of Piracy
"For if nothing is true, then why believe anything? And if everything is permitted... why not chase every desire?"
―Edward Kenway to the Mentor Ah Tabai, 1722
During the 18th century in the West Indies, the pirate Edward Kenway, upon first hearing of the Creed, used it to justify his selfish pursuit of gold and glory - in his words, "thinking what I like and acting how I please" - even though the Assassins he came into contact with advised that he was misinterpreting its meaning. When Kenway informally joined the Brotherhood in 1722, he expressed his new belief in the Creed to the Mentor Ah Tabai that it was only a first step to understanding, and not its final form.
American Revolution
"Assassins are meant to be quiet. Precise. We do not go announcing conspiracies from the rooftops to all who pass by!"
―Achilles Davenport to Connor.
During the American Revoluionary war, Connor allied himself with the and Continetal Army became close friends with George Washington. However, his mentor Achilles deplored the idea of telling Washington of the Assassins and Templars, as he felt the Assassins should be a secretive group.
On the other hand, Connor's Kanien'kehaka upbringing, which taught him compassion and respect for all living things, led him to extend the first tenet of the Creed to trying to spare the Templars, including Willam Johnson and his father Haytham Kenway. Achilles had to repeatedly remind his protege that the Assassins deemed it necessary for people like them to die.
Achilles warned against Connor's hope to reconcile with his father, the Colonial Grand Master After killing his father, Connor chose to compromise in a small way by acknowledging Haytham was right about human nature, but would hope for a better future instead of lapsing into following Templar logic.
Modern times
Though an Assassin in his own right, Desmond Miles mostly adhered to the Creed in order to maintain synchronization with his ancestors, whose lives he observed through the Animus.
He did, however, follow the second tenet to a certain extent before his incarceration at Abstergo Industries, and was careful about hiding his identity. For years, he was able to bypass Templar detection by avoiding the use of his real name or of credit cards, and was only caught after giving fingerprints when applying for a driver's license for his motorcycle.
1.Stay your blade from the flesh of an innocent
2.Hide in plain sight
3.Never compromise the Brotherhood
The three ironies
1.The Assassins seek to promote peace, but commit murder.
2.The Assassins seek to open the minds of men, but require obedience to rules.
3.The Assassins seek to reveal the danger of blind faith, yet practice it themselves.
The Maxim
"Nothing is true; everything is permitted"
Hassan-i-Sabbah
"To say that nothing is true, is to realize that the foundations of society are fragile, and that we must be the shepherds of our own civilization. To say that everything is permitted, is to understand that we are the architects of our actions, and that we must live with their consequences, whether glorious or tragic"
Penalty for disobedience
In 1191, Altaïr broke all three tenets during an important mission at Soloman's Temple. By murdering an innocent (an old man who he thought could have alerted the gaurds ), and revealing himself to Robert de Sable , Altaïr inevitably led the Templars back to Masyaf jeopardizing not only his own safety, but the livelihood of the entire Brotherhood.
Upon his return to Masyaf, Altaïr was publicly chastised and executed via stabbing as punishment by his Master. However, the execution was only an illusion, as Al Mualim wished to grant him a second chance. Instead, Altaïr was merely stripped of all his weapons and equipment, and demoted to the lowest rank of novice, forced to re-earn his rank through the Hunt for the Nine.
Renaissance
"Our tenets are clear. One of our brothers has decided to disobey them and must pay with his life."
―An Assassin of Jerusalem.
In 1498, Pertto Calderon, also broke the tenets of the Creed out of his love for the Templar Lucrzia Borgia and their newborn son . He broke his cover as a spy amongst the Borgia compromising the Brotherhood in the process, and killed several of his fellow Assassins in an effort to steal the Shroud of Eden they protected, which he thought could cure his child's deformities.
Though he was successful, a team of Assassins later tracked Perotto down, and executed him as punishment
Golden Age of Piracy
"For if nothing is true, then why believe anything? And if everything is permitted... why not chase every desire?"
―Edward Kenway to the Mentor Ah Tabai, 1722
During the 18th century in the West Indies, the pirate Edward Kenway, upon first hearing of the Creed, used it to justify his selfish pursuit of gold and glory - in his words, "thinking what I like and acting how I please" - even though the Assassins he came into contact with advised that he was misinterpreting its meaning. When Kenway informally joined the Brotherhood in 1722, he expressed his new belief in the Creed to the Mentor Ah Tabai that it was only a first step to understanding, and not its final form.
American Revolution
"Assassins are meant to be quiet. Precise. We do not go announcing conspiracies from the rooftops to all who pass by!"
―Achilles Davenport to Connor.
During the American Revoluionary war, Connor allied himself with the and Continetal Army became close friends with George Washington. However, his mentor Achilles deplored the idea of telling Washington of the Assassins and Templars, as he felt the Assassins should be a secretive group.
On the other hand, Connor's Kanien'kehaka upbringing, which taught him compassion and respect for all living things, led him to extend the first tenet of the Creed to trying to spare the Templars, including Willam Johnson and his father Haytham Kenway. Achilles had to repeatedly remind his protege that the Assassins deemed it necessary for people like them to die.
Achilles warned against Connor's hope to reconcile with his father, the Colonial Grand Master After killing his father, Connor chose to compromise in a small way by acknowledging Haytham was right about human nature, but would hope for a better future instead of lapsing into following Templar logic.
Modern times
Though an Assassin in his own right, Desmond Miles mostly adhered to the Creed in order to maintain synchronization with his ancestors, whose lives he observed through the Animus.
He did, however, follow the second tenet to a certain extent before his incarceration at Abstergo Industries, and was careful about hiding his identity. For years, he was able to bypass Templar detection by avoiding the use of his real name or of credit cards, and was only caught after giving fingerprints when applying for a driver's license for his motorcycle.
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request please
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I was wondering if anyone could draw me either my fem bot raven and soundwave or Solor and optimus? I can not draw...and if anyone wants to I will give u the details
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