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I'm not cheating. I'm giving people whatever they want, nothing more. That they oft desire unworthy things, that is entirely the fault of their rotten natures.

Meet my new child — Léthé Toussaint. 10⁻⁴³ of second older than entire universe and that's why even older than time. My new Fantasy!AU Assassin's Creed Unity OC.

I've always wanted to have an OC who's playing with people, making deals with them who's everywhere and nowhere at the same time. Making pacts like the devil and being spiteful like the jinn.

Franciade makes it far more interesting — closed community, village, this whole vibe in a game make me hear children singing, creepy wind moan, crows or ravens flying over Saint-Denis...

Yeah, I'm a wh*re for this kind of vibe.

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Even nature can be depressed

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“Assassin’s Creed Unity” Fan Tour of Paris: Explore Paris as a Fan of AC Unity

This series of posts will cover locations around Paris and surrounding areas significant to “Assassin’s Creed Unity”. All locations covered in this series are accessible in the game. Descriptions of each location will cover both real-world historical and in-game contexts, and may contain story spoilers.

La ‎Basilique de Saint-Denis "Dead Kings” DLC

HISTORY:

The Basilica of St Denis was built around 475, and in 636 the relics of Saint Denis, a patron saint of France, were reinterred in the basilica. It became a place of pilgrimage and the burial place of the French royalty, with nearly every King and Queen from the 10th to the 18th centuries being buried there, including King Louis XIV (who built Versailles Palace), as well as King Louis XVI and his Queen, Marie Antoinette.

The north spire of the Basilica was dismantled in the 19th Century, and plans to reconstruct it will commence in May 2020.

IN AC UNITY:

The Basilica of St Denis is the centrepiece of Assassin's Creed Unity's "Dead Kings" DLC sequel. In an attempt to thwart Napoleon Bonaparte's plans to procure an Apple of Eden, Arno Dorian travels to St Denis (known during the times of the Revolution as 'Françiade') and delves into the crypts beneath the Basilica to find the Apple first. Arno's descent into the dark and desolate crypts becomes a metaphor of him grappling with depression following the death of his lover and childhood friend, Élise de la Serre.

It is deep beneath St Denis that Arno finds a Temple of the First Civilization that houses the Apple of Eden. Knowing the Apple is a tool too powerful to be wielded by ambitious men like Bonaparte, Arno sends the Apple to the Egyptian Brotherhood for safekeeping. His mission fulfilled, Arno begins to overcome his depression, abandons his plans to flee the country, and re-joins the Assassin Brotherhood to fight for the people of France.

HISTORY

In the 12th Century, the Abbot Suger rebuilt portions of the Basilica of St. Denis and his innovations in structural and decorative features is said to be the prototype for the Rayonnant Gothic style, and provided an architectural model for many medieval cathedrals in Europe.

IN AC UNITY:

The "Eagle of Suger" is a sword that is the reward for solving the "Suger's Legacy" series of puzzle side quests.

HELPFUL INFO:

Basilica of St Denis Official Site

Basilica of St Denis Opening Hours

History of St Denis