Dawn of the Revolution (New York, April 20, 1775) [OPEN TO ALL]

"Say, 'ave you seen any of those hooded scoundrels?" A British Officer asked another officer. "I've not. I've sent troops looking for them. We need to stop those hood wearing bums from helping those civilian TRAITORS carry out this mutiny. Our Templar troops aren't helping, either." The other said. Little did they know, James was eavesdropping on this quick conversation from above. He quickly headed toward the brotherhood to talk about the British and Templar plans. . . . "So the British-Templar armies are sending out dozens of search troops to find and execute us. They'll then proceed to try and kill the civilians participating in the revolution, along with the Patriots." James shouted to reach every assassin in the Brotherhood hideout. James left his fellow assassins to devise a plan as he put one goal in his mind: Kill as many British troops as he could. . . . James arrived at one of many British guard houses. A troop of twelve Loyalists was leaving. He dashed toward them, drop kicking the drummer at the back and slitting his throat with his hidden blade. The British Loyalists were on high alert. He countered an attack behind his back, turning to stab the Loyalist in the shoulder blade and then the neck with both tomahawks. James quickly ripped out his fire ax, tripping two of them with the handle and chopping them both in their chests. More troops poured out of the British guard house. The assassin was surrounded. He whistled loudly, indicating that he needed assistance from his fellow assassins. He was doing well on his own, but he knew he couldn't handle all of them. James needed help to get rid of every Loyalist and Templar here. And he needed help fast.