Ordor To Assassins War

Hidden away on the high peaks of Persia and Syria, the shadowy Order of Assassins (hash Ashin) ensures its survival by maintaining agents in the courts of rival kings and statesmen and striking when the time comes. But a new enemy hails from the East. The Mongol hordes lay waste to Persia, and soon look toward the mountains and the defiant Order of Assassins. This is the story of the Mongols vs. Assassins war. today the city of acre rises in one White Towers along the Mediterranean fishermen and Merchants and knights crowd the stoned streets and there two strange men move with intent toward the king elect of a new Crusader Kingdom Conrad of Mont fat slackens his pace and greets the pair for months he's recognized them as fellow Christians monks or servants who support his quest to recapture Jerusalem from the Islamic ubid Dynasty the two men then produced daggers and thrust them repeatedly into chest Conrad drops from his bloody Mountains

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