Alice Adler

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Alice Adler (d. 2017) and her husband, Thomas Adler were Abstergo technicians and members of the Templar Order. Together they had a daughter, Elisa.

Adler was in charge of the Animus in which was plunged Maxime Gorm, the grandson of the English Assassin Eddie Gorm. 

Biography

Following their daughter's accident which rendered her totally amnesiac, Alice and Thomas stole an Animus and one of the Abstergo's subjects, the comatose Maxime Gorm and fled to Madrid. The Adlers used Gorm as a test subject in order to find a cure for their daughter by trying to heal the young man's broken psyche through the Bleeding Effect. In order to do so, they submitted him to several painful sessions in the Animus and came to believe that the missing key to their researches was an Apple of Eden.

Reference

• Assassin's Creed: Conspirations