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İki Alamut fedaisi Rıza ile Talon yaklaşan adamların önünde savunma pozisyonuna geçtiler. İki fedai için bu nefes almak kadar doğaldı. Onlar bıçakla öldürmek için eğitilmişlerdi. Vurmayı bekleyen, uzun pençeli iki ölümcül kedi gibiydiler. Rıza bir yılan gibi hamle yapıp çekildi ve adamlardan biri yerdeydi… Talon göğsüne nişan alarak savrulan bıçağı kolayca engelledi. Sonra bıçağını adamın göğüs kemiğinin altına sapladı. İç organlarını kanlı elleriyle tutarak acı içinde inliyordu. Tuniği ve pantolonu kan ve idrar içindeydi.

Talon kılıcını çekerek önündeki ilk adama doğru koştu ve hançerini sırtına sapladı. Diğeri önündeki bu tehditkâr karartıyı görüp şaşkın bir çığlık atacak zamanı ancak bulmuştu ki Talon’un kılıcı bu kez onu hedef aldı. Cesetler çamurun içine düşerken Haytam hâlâ dehşet içinde bağırarak debelenmeye devam ediyordu. Talon ona hafif bir tokat attı ve şiddetle yağan yağmurun sesini bastırmak için sesini yükseltti. “Bağırmayı kes, benim, Süleyman.

Talon has returned to Acre, the Crusader port, after more than a year in Byzantium. He is now a rich man, the owner of ships and in possession of a license to play the merchant within the Empire to the north. However, riches bring enemies and his past is about to catch up with him as accusations of witchcraft have followed him from Languedoc. An investigation is about to disrupt his life but then everything is changed when he travels to a small fort with Sir Guy de Veres, his Templar mentor.

A major drug deal is underway and loose ends are being taken care of when two things go wrong: two murders that were supposed to look like a suicide and an accident get noticed – one on an English railroad, and one on board an ocean-going barge. As police are sent to investigate both seemingly unrelated incidents, the men at sea find themselves in dangerous waters. Who among them is on the take, and who is on the level? Who can be trusted when all of them are enduring the special man-made hell of life on an oil barge?

Imprisoned for brawling in Acre, a coastal city in the Kingdom of Jerusalem, Talon and his longtime friend Max are freed by an old mentor from the Order of the Templars and offered a new mission in the fabled city of Constantinople. There Talon finds that winning the emperor's favor obligates him to go to war to free Byzantine lands from the Seljuk Turks.

Talon is returning to the Holy Land to search for his beloved Ravan, but Fate has other plans for him. When his ship is wrecked off the coast of North Africa in a storm, Talon and Max, his sole surviving companion, escape captivity and the threat of execution, only to risk their lives preventing a massacre. Barely surviving the ambush they interrupted, they find themselves in the care of a wealthy Egyptian family in a region known as the Fayoum.

Young Midshipman Duncan Graham is anxious to get ahead in the British Navy, but has many hurdles to overcome. Without any familial privileges to smooth his way, he can only advance through merit. The fires of war prove his mettle, but during an expedition to obtain desperately needed fresh water - and an illegal duel - a French patrol drives off the boats, and Graham is left stranded on shore.

A joyous homecoming turns into a nightmare, as a trained assassin must do the one thing he didn't want to do -become an assassin again. Talon, a young Frank, returns to France with his uncle Phillip, a Templar knight, to be reunited with his family who lost him to the Assassins of Alamut when he was just a boy. When he arrives, he finds a sinister threat hanging like a pall over the joyous reunion. Ruthless enemies, who will stop at nothing to destroy his entire family to achieve their ends, are challenging the inheritance of his father.

Talon de Gilles, son of a Christian knight of Jerusalem during the time of the Crusades, is only 13 when ferocious Saracens attack his family's caravan and take him captive. Instead of selling him into slavery, or ransoming him, his captors impose a dire fate upon the boy, forcing Talon to become one of them, an Assassin of the Ismaili, the most feared and hated sect in all of Persia, and beyond.

Talon stared wide-eyed at the devices, awed that they could make such an overwhelming, head-splitting noise. His ears rang and his eyes were burning from the drifting smoke that carried with it an evil stink. “That will show the bastards,” Hsü told him with one of his rare smiles. “The General calls his weapons ‘the Dragon’s breath.’ They certainly stink like it.” Talon, an assassin turned knight turned merchant, is restless. Enticed by tales of lucrative trade, he sets sail for the coasts of Africa and India.

Elbruz Dağları’nın Doruklarında. Seyduna Hasan Sabbah’ın Fedai Yetiştirdiği Bir Kale Vardı: Adı Alamut’tur Yani "Kartal Yuvası." "Beni iyi eğittiler ve ancak bir av gezisinde bir aslanın tuzağına düşünce hayatım değişti. Yaralanmıştım ve Han’ın bahçesinde iyileşmeye çalışırken Ravan’la karşılaştık. Sanki bir peri masalından çıkmış gibiydi. O kadar güzeldi ki, anne! Ona âşık oldum, daha sonra o da bana âşık oldu. Birlikte büyüdük ve sonra Alamut’a gittik. Orası dağların derinliklerinde zapt edilemez bir yerdir. Alamut, 'Kartal Yuvası’ anlamına geliyor.