Assassin's Creed III : The Ghost Secrets

Chapter 50: Not Alone

Hey guys. You know how the three Assassins are split up now throughout the entire premises of the house? Well, I thought that I could divide each ones' experience through it by themselves for you guys. So enjoy guys, leave a comment if you wish and let's get it!

    1781- Israel went up the staircase very slowly as the lightning flashed from outside creating shadows of strange shapes upon the walls. With his hunting rifle ready, he cautiously went upstairs. His Assassin training taught him how to step lightly but the stairs were so old that the creaking sounds were almost impossible to avoid. He did not wear the moccasins of his other two counterparts. He never did embrace the Native American Indian outfit style because, as a formerly captured African slave, with his own native culture, he adopted the wear of a Buccaneer pirate and Assassin and he wore his hood over his eyes.
    The Assassin went up the stairs and into the first hall. He went down only a few more steps until he heard the sound of a door slam downstairs. He turned around to the stairs and thought, " Maybe that was Eva bumping into something." He did not know what was happening with either Eva or Connor, other than their love for each other. And so, Israel looked down the dark hallway which led to another living room area. Lightning flashed and it lit up the interior of the living room area that Israel entered into. Furniture, covered in amounts of dust, rested there and portraits and other paintings hung, ghostly upon the walls. An unlit fireplace was over to the left and above it on the wall was a mounted head of a shark. Israel cringed at the sight of it for a second. Then, to his right, resting on a little coffee table was an open book. Israel went over to it and used the light of the lightning to see what its contents were. It was a book talking about the exploration of the New World, and the West Indian Caribbean area.
   The Assassin flipped the pages and found a picture of the landmass of a strip of land called Mexico that contained many Mexican Indian tribes. A red line was drawn as a travel route from Havana, Cuba to Mexico City, the center of, what the book called, the Aztec Indian Empire. Israel wondered to himself, "Perhaps the Ghost was on his way to Mexico to bury his treasure. Maybe he haunted the Indians there. Did he marry a Mayan woman? Probably not." Israel wanted to know answers. He set the book down back on the table.
   But then, a sound was heard behind him. It sounded like it came from downstairs. If he wasn't mistaken, it had sounded like a gun shot. That would mean that either Eva or Connor were in trouble. But that wouldn't make sense for him to hear Connor because he was below in the basement. So that must mean that it was Eva. Israel quickly turned and went towards the stairs but then, the lightning flashed, and the coffee table lifted up and was strangely thrown across the room and hit the wall. Israel turned and aimed his rifle at the direction. Then, he heard growling. It was coming from the dark of the end of the hallway. Into the light emerged a pale hand, gripping at the floor like a claw. Then Israel saw the arm. After that he saw the evil face of a woman come into view. That was his limit and he ran back to the living room area. The woman was crawling on all fours and she was growling. She crawled like a spider on the floor, very slowly. Israel aimed his rifle at her and the demon looked up at him with evil. Then he said, "Come on, then." He pulled the trigger and the demon leaped into the wall and jumped into the living room across from Israel. Then, Israel shot again and this time, the bullet hit the demon. It screeched and Israel shot it as it tried to get up. It screeched louder. Israel put away his rifle and pulled out his two pistols and shot the demon in the chest as he advanced it. But then, it got up and grasped the Assassin by the shirt. Then, with a growl it threw Israel across the room and into the wall. Israel shook his head as he looked up and then, he saw the demon coming for him. It pounced on top of him, and Israel said, "Surprise!" Then he put his hand on he shoulder and ignited his hidden blade. With shock and anger, the demon got back. Israel quickly got up and pulled out his sword. The demon advanced him as he mocked it, and it tried to strike. He dodged the blow and  struck at the demon with his sword which only angered the beast. The demon woman turned to Israel and growled deeply. She lunged at Israel who jumped to the side. Then the demon threw blows at Israel with her arms. Israel sliced left and right with his sword and ducked under her arms. She did not relent at the fact that her arms were being cut by his sword.
   Israel then looked to his left and saw a fire a wooden chair. He picked it up by the top and threw it hard at her. It broke into pieces upon the demon which backed up. Lightning continued to flash. Then, the demon grabbed up Israel again, and threw him to the window. He crashed right through the window and landed on the slippery wet roof of the house. He got up, and the demon came into the window opening, growling at him. He was bleeding all over. But he taunted her nonetheless. She came out like an animal. Then he said through the pouring rain, "Where is the Ghost of the Sea?" The demon then seemed to cringe in fear of the name of the Ghost and back up. Israel smiled and then he pulled out his gun. "Come on," he said, "come get me." Then the demon ran to him and he shot her in the head. She fell at his feet. Then he took his hidden blade and stabbed her in the chest. "Stay dead for me," he said, "And sail to you dark doom."