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amphigoury) wrote2014-01-10 12:56 pm
amphigoury) wrote2014-01-10 12:56 pm
ART: Nothing Is True - Everything Is Permitted
Title: Nothing Is True - Everything Is Permitted
Rating: R
Character: Merlin
Warnings: Blood
Summary:
Assassin's Creed crossover! Thanks to![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
alby_mangroves and altocello for the beta!!! On Tumblr and deviantART
Yes, he is missing his ring finger lol. As I explained to my beta:
This is based on the game "Assassin's Creed". The assassins have a spring loaded hidden blade located along the forearm of their bracer. The use of the hidden blade requires the removal of the ring finger, both as a means of more easily extending the blade, and to show the commitment of the one wielding it.
Rating: R
Character: Merlin
Warnings: Blood
Summary:
Assassin's Creed crossover! Thanks to
alby_mangroves and altocello for the beta!!! On Tumblr and deviantARTYes, he is missing his ring finger lol. As I explained to my beta:
This is based on the game "Assassin's Creed". The assassins have a spring loaded hidden blade located along the forearm of their bracer. The use of the hidden blade requires the removal of the ring finger, both as a means of more easily extending the blade, and to show the commitment of the one wielding it.
For the Assassins in the High Middle Ages, feathers were used to both grant an Assassin permission to kill a target, as well as for them to prove that the assignment had been completed. Upon killing his target, the Assassin would stain the feather with the blood of the slain, and present it to the Bureau leader.
