After discovering orders prohibiting fire near the prototype ship, I eliminated the remaining guards near Admiral Nadir's quarters. Realizing I lacked throwing knives to ignite the ship, I scavenged them

I quietly eliminated the marksman that allowed Enkidu to freely scout and tagged nineteen guards. While luring Admiral Nadir, I was swarmed when a guard rang the alarm bell. Using smoke bombs, I cut down

I investigated Sharqiyah Harbor and found ship diagrams, but my prospective informant was already dead in a cage. A shipment note revealed cargo was heading south along the Tigris River. After tearing

I set out to investigate Sharqiyah Harbor for clues about Admiral Nadi (Al-A'eshma). After using Enkidu to survey the area, I assassinated several guards and a marksman. Though spotted while leaving, I

I moved stealthily across the rooftops, whistling to draw guards away from their posts. After retrieving patrol orders and hiding in a haystack, I executed multi-target eliminations. I adapted my strategy

I returned to Fuladh at the bureau, joined Ali to discuss three key Order figures: Al-Rukh, Al-A'eshma, and their leader Al-Mardikhwar. Learning Al-Rukh was General Jasur, I infiltrated his heavily guarded

I ambushed the guards blocking the club entrance, executing a swift chain assassination to clear the path. Moving inside, I hid within a dressing room and used a whistle to lure another soldier to his

I discovered three soldiers on the floor below and executed a chain assassination before quietly taking down the third. Finding the officer's room locked, I read a letter revealing the key was hidden on

I moved carefully through the area, stayed out of sight as guards patrolled. When an enemy came near, I changed my position and executed a series of stealthy takedowns. Despite catching fire and triggering

I regrouped with Ali and his rebels to launch an assault on Dogan bin Arslan. After a chaotic battle where Ali motivated his men, I eliminated the rebel leader, Dogan bin Arslan, who was secretly a traitor.

The discovery of a living captive changed the course of the mission at the farm. Through calculated strikes, the remaining forces, including a troublesome archer and a heavy soldier, were systematically

The mission began with a troubling report that a man named Dogan bin Arslan had been abducting slaves in Jarjaraya. These captives were individuals who were closely allied with the rebel cause. Information

Following the missing boy's tracks using eagle vision, I uncovered a letter leading to Dogan's farm. Despite an archer temporarily shooting down Enkidu, I infiltrated the mercenary-infested grounds at

After updating Ali on the tea house investigation, I spoke with a grieving Zanj widow whose son was missing. To ease her pain, I tracked down burial flowers guarded by snakes, while also neutralizing a

Leaving Alii behind, I synchronized Jarjaraya's lone viewpoint and pickpocketed a Dervis' artifact. Investigating the missing rebels, I bribed a town elder for information, forcefully sobered a drunkard

I accepted a rescue contract where I had to locate a kidnapped scholar in a desert camp. Adhering to a strict no-kill request, I slipped past the guards, carried the scholar out on my shoulder, and brought

I decided to try some contracts, and for this one, there was a merchant who suspected there is a traitor in their midst. And to help catch him, I had to deliver some marked coins to a trade delegate, accepting

I assassinated the Treasurer and entered the Memory Corridor, where Basim claimed his blood feather as mirror reflection vanished. After using Assassin's Focus to clear the guards, I traversed the bazaar

At an exclusive auction, an ivory statue from India was sold before I successfully outbid the Treasurer and a rival for the rare dragon hairpin costing 500 dirham. Denied entry to the Treasurer's chamber

After completing Kong's course, I searched the bazaar for hairpin intel. A foreign merchant directed me to the auction. While waiting, I eavesdropped on a women discussing the Treasurer, overheard a dark