Ashes Whisper

Chapter 15 : The Black Order Assassins

The Black Order Assassins were renowned throughout the Arvandor Kingdom for their skill and ruthlessness. No one knew their true identities, as they always wore black cloaks and masks to conceal their faces. They were feared by all. No one had ever escaped their grasp once they had been targeted for elimination.

The founder of the Black Order was none other than Lord Thrush, a powerful and influential figure within the Arvandor Kingdom. He had created the order as a means of maintaining his hold on the throne, eliminating anyone who posed a threat to his power. And so, whenever Lord Thrush felt his position was threatened, he would call upon the Black Order to carry out his bidding.

And so it was that the Black Order was sent to assassinate those who opposed Lord Thrush's rule. They were given specific targets and carried out their missions with precision and skill, leaving no trace of their presence behind. The citizens of the kingdom lived in constant fear of the Black Order, never knowing when they might become the next target.

But there were those who refused to live in fear. A group of rebels banded together to fight against Lord Thrush and the Black Order. They knew the risks, but they also knew that they could not continue to live under the tyrant's rule. And so, they launched an attack on Lord Thrush's palace, hoping to put an end to his reign once and for all.

The rebels fought valiantly, but Lord Thrush and his Black Order Assassins proved to be too powerful. They were outnumbered and outmatched, and their attempts to breach the palace walls were thwarted at every turn. Despite their bravery, the rebels were forced to retreat, leaving many wounded and even more disheartened.

Lord Thrush saw this as an opportunity to crush the rebellion once and for all. He ordered his assassins to track down and eliminate any and all rebels, no matter the cost. The Black Order moved quickly and efficiently, striking fear into the hearts of those who dared to oppose them. They were ruthless, leaving no survivors and showing no mercy.

The path to becoming a member of The Assassin Black Order was one of the most brutal and unforgiving regimes known to man. The aspiring assassins were subjected to grueling training and harsh punishments for any misstep. The motto of the order was simple: succeed or die.

The training was unrelenting, pushing the limits of physical endurance and mental fortitude. The assassins were taught to be experts in various forms of combat, from hand-to-hand combat to the use of weapons and poisons. They were also trained in the art of deception and infiltration, learning to blend seamlessly into their surroundings and manipulate their targets. Those who failed during regime only death awaits.

Hassan the leader of The Black Order Assassins was just a young boy of seven years when Lord Thrush found him. It was during a time of war, and Hassan had lost everything - his family, his home, his sense of safety. He was alone and vulnerable, until Lord Thrush appeared before him.

The boy was frightened at first, unsure of who this dark and imposing figure was. But Lord Thrush saw something in Hassan - a potential for greatness, a strength of will that could be molded and sharpened into something truly formidable. And so, he took the young boy under his wing, raising him as his own.

Hassan grew up in the shadow of Lord Thrush, learning the ways of the Black Order Assassins and becoming one of the most skilled and feared assassins in the kingdom. He was unwaveringly loyal to Lord Thrush, seeing him as a father figure and mentor. He never forgot the debt he owed to the man who had saved him from a life of despair and hopelessness.

Now, as the leader of the Black Order Assassins, Hassan carried out Lord Thrush's orders with precision and ruthless efficiency. He believed in the cause that they were fighting for, convinced that Lord Thrush's vision for the kingdom was the only way to bring about true order and stability. And yet, there were times when doubt crept into his mind - times when he wondered if the cost of their actions was too great, if the lives they took were really worth it.