Assassin's Creed: The Watch

by Tsukune sendo

The year is 2013. Aberstergo is selling the animus for use by the masses, making their money off of it to further their plans. One young teen buys a peculiar animus that thrusts him into pre civil war America. But what happens we he discovers he doesn't need it to visit his ancestor?

5. Marte-Chapter 4

When I opened my eyes, not too much time had passed. The Aberstergo agents were attempting to carry me out of the hospital by force and we weren't to far from the window. The only thing that had changed much was me. I now felt like I could climb, just like my ancestor did.

"Do you think he can still experience the bleeding effect?" Winston asked the man next to him.

"I hope not," said the man, "he's already experienced a decent amount of memories."

I smiled. My eyes were still shut so I did not alert the men to the fact that I was awake, and it was working. I decided now was the time to make my move. I leapt out of Winston's arms and ran through the hospital once more, attempting to get to the window. I leapt out of the window and grabbed the ledge. I then proceeded to climb. Ledge by ledge I made my way down the hospital, and quickly I reached the ground. I rushed back into the hospital, and went into the waiting room on the first floor. I was pleased to see my mother and brother waiting for me there.

"We need to go now!" I said exhausted from the climb.

"Why?" my mother asked, confused.

"Some men are trying to kill me!" I exclaimed.

"We need to get you back into your room, that thing really addled your brain," she replied.

I grabbed both her and my brother by the arms, and made them come with me as I ran out of the hospital. When we neared the car, the Aberstergo men rushed out of the hospital with their guns drawn.

"Get in the car!" my mom yelled upon seeing this.

My brother and I scrambled into the silver vehicle and my mom sped off. I looked out of the window and saw a peculiar sight, Winston pulled out a glowing sphere, and directed to the chaotic crowd in the hospital. The sphere emitted a strange energy that made the crowd calm themselves, and return to normal business as if nothing had happened. As we drove away, this scene got smaller and smaller, but I made sure it would remain forever imprinted in my memory.

"Where are we going?" I asked.

"Up north," said my mom, "close your eyes and go into Levi's memories again. We're gonna need knowledge from the past to face what's ahead of us."

"How do you know about Levi?" I asked.

"Just explore his memories, we don't have time to discuss this," she replied quickly.

"O.k.," I said.

And once again, I closed my eyes.