![]() I wasn't going to use this word at first because the date it's first used is the date of Ezio's death according to the Assassin's Creed wiki. Then I was going to do Codex because that's in the game, but the first known use of that is after Ezio's death. Tsk tsk, game writers. You should do your research. ;) Also, I used both words, but only one is the word of the day. And, I <3 Ezio. Conclave
Ezio slipped behind the tapestry and headed down the steps to the conclave. In three days time, the Templars would be leaving for Venice. Now was the perfect opportunity for the Assassins to reclaim Codex. Heat burned through Ezio’s veins. He and his men had been ambushed as they returned with it, weary from their journey. Many died and he barely made it out alive. Later, he learned they had been betrayed. Raphael would pay dearly. But revenge had to wait. First, he must meet reclaim the Codex and free Florence of Templar rule. Only then could he seek retribution. Bonus Definition! Codex
First Known Use: circa 1665] Find out more about the April A to Z blog challenge, and check out the other participants!
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4/2/2014 03:13:54 pm
Yay! More words to add to my dictionary. I'm totally loving your April theme! :)
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4/2/2014 06:13:29 pm
I've always wondered what a conclave would be like. Not sure I ever want to find out though! Good luck with your AtoZ's and thanks for popping by.
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4/2/2014 09:54:10 pm
Very cleverly done, Patricia! All the best for the challenge and thanks for stopping by.
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4/3/2014 01:51:51 am
Another goodie! But now I must go look up the word "ficlet"...
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4/3/2014 03:26:36 am
YAY Ezio!! <3 I could so see everything...um...maybe I play that game too much.....nawwwwwww :)
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4/3/2014 05:07:20 am
The word codex... I've seen it somewhere... reminds me of Dan Brown... I think...
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Cool--Assassin's Creed Fan Fiction! My oldest daughter loves that game. :) Once again, you did a good job with this, Patricia.
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4/3/2014 08:55:13 am
I love that you're using the #15tt words again this year. It's like revisiting old friends when I read your stories. :-)
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4/3/2014 11:14:56 am
Haha! They're just trying to redefine the word by creating a new meaning. Haven't YOU ever done that? *batting eyes* ;)
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4/3/2014 11:43:54 am
I've only seen conclave used in a religious context (raised a Catholic, but no longer). Great job incorporating it here!
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4/3/2014 12:24:56 pm
@Aditi, Thanks.
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4/3/2014 12:58:13 pm
Awesome post, Patty! I've only watched roomie play, but this was still easy to picture. :D
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