[Altair is a little perplexed at his current situation. While the scenery certainly looked fitting to the land he called home, it wasn't any place he knew. Which disturbed him a little. More than a little. Resting in Jerusalem only to wake here meant some one had brought him here. How? He had no idea
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Though he couldn't tell who or what it was, just movement. So without further pause for action, he leaps and lands safely, before popping out of the hay to quickly clean off and head in the general direction of the movement he'd seen.
So he wasn't alone after all.]
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Since being a super-awesome assassin was his thing as well as Altair's, Malik also noticed something out of the corner of his eye. When he turned to look, though, whatever it was had dissapeared.]
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[He left the patio to go to the first floor and outside, though he was cautious. He knew someone was here.]
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He passed through the streets with his hands in his pockets and his hood turned up, ambling and exploring. A high building stood out among the others, so he decided to make his way toward it.]
Might as well... It's not like I've got anything else to do.
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Boo.
Since I'm not that clever at the moment, Malik had decided it was a good idea to head in that direction too--OH SHIT SOMEONE ELSE IS THERE. He quickly ducked behind something... 'til he recognized who it was.]
Desmond?
[Well, the one without 50 knives on him anyway. It wasn't that hard to figure out who was who between Altair and his descendant.]
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And so he finally ends up close, he can hear walking... and a voice? Wait, that voice sounds oddly familiar.
He peers from his hiding spot up on a roof, seeing two figures. One hooded in white like him and his brothers but... he was not an assassin. Or he didn't seem to be one. The other, Malik. Though he wasn't going to let his presence be known yet.]
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