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So, I was going through my genealogy stuff and I found another ancestor of mine that I thought would fit well in the Assassin's Creed world. I decided to draw a design for him and write a little bio.

Name: Andreas Volck
Born: 1722, New York
Died: 1790, North Carolina
Occupation: Preacher
Allegiance: Assassins

Bio: Andreas was born to German immigrants that fled their home country to avoid the oppression of the government there. His parents would tell him stories of the dark times, and they taught him to fight against oppression. In 1747, he moved away from his family's farm in New York and traveled to Pennsylvania to find his own path. It was there that he encountered the Assassins.

He first met the Assassins in a church. During his visits, they taught him about the Lutheran way of thinking. His eyes opened to Christianity, but he learned not to force his beliefs on others. Eventually, after a battle with the Templars, Andreas joined up with the Assassins, and also helped with their influence in the church.

He went into hiding for a short while to protect his family once Shay Cormac betrayed the Assassins. He took his family to North Carolina in 1767. He occasionally went on private missions, but as the colonial brotherhood faded, so did his activity. However, once Connor came along and the American Revolution started, he slowly came out of hiding. He helped Connor rebuild the brotherhood, and did everything he could to ensure freedom in the colonies.

Description
So, I was going through my genealogy stuff and I found another ancestor of mine that I thought would fit well in the Assassin's Creed world. I decided to draw a design for him and write a little bio.

Name: Andreas Volck
Born: 1722, New York
Died: 1790, North Carolina
Occupation: Preacher
Allegiance: Assassins

Bio: Andreas was born to German immigrants that fled their home country to avoid the oppression of the government there. His parents would tell him stories of the dark times, and they taught him to fight against oppression. In 1747, he moved away from his family's farm in New York and traveled to Pennsylvania to find his own path. It was there that he encountered the Assassins.

He first met the Assassins in a church. During his visits, they taught him about the Lutheran way of thinking. His eyes opened to Christianity, but he learned not to force his beliefs on others. Eventually, after a battle with the Templars, Andreas joined up with the Assassins, and also helped with their influence in the church.

He went into hiding for a short while to protect his family once Shay Cormac betrayed the Assassins. He took his family to North Carolina in 1767. He occasionally went on private missions, but as the colonial brotherhood faded, so did his activity. However, once Connor came along and the American Revolution started, he slowly came out of hiding. He helped Connor rebuild the brotherhood, and did everything he could to ensure freedom in the colonies.