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The Chase was a virtual representation of one of Basim Ibn Ishaq's genetic memories relived through the Animus.
Description[]
Basim returned to the Sharqiyah bureau after eliminating Order members, Jasoor ibn Basil and Nadir ibn Havid.
Dialogue[]
Basim entered the bureau, where Fuladh was talking to Ali ibn Muhammad.
- Fuladh: Wait, Ali. Let us hear from Basim, first. Were you successful in your tasks?
- Basim: General Jasoor and Admiral Nadir are dead.
- Fuladh: Did you find anything to identify Al-Mardikhwar?
- Basim: Not exactly. General Jasoor was commanded to meet Al-Mardikhwar at the Great Garrison. It seems his past finally caught up to him. Admiral Nadir was questioned about missing supply shipments meant for the Turkic military. Al-Mardikhwar was not happy.
Ali and Fuladh identifying Al-Mardikhwar as Warlord Wasif
- Fuladh: So ... Al-Mardikhwar is at the Great Garrison, overseeing supplies for the Turkic mercenaries. There is only one officer of sufficient rank who fits. Warlord Wasif al Turki.
- Ali: Wasif! This makes sense. There are few others who could have taken Beshi.
- Basim: Beshi has been taken?
- Ali: He never came back.
- Fuladh: Wasif just returned from an excursion for the Caliph, and is at the Garrison. If he has Beshi, that is where he will be.
- Ali: Then that is where I am going.
- Fuladh: Wasif controls half of Baghdad. If we challenge him and fail, it could start a war that reaches even Alamut. You need Basim.
Fuladh asking Basim to make sure Ali take the role of killing Wasif
- Ali: Fine. I will meet Basim near the Garrison before I move. But do not take long. I am finished waiting.
Ali left and Fuladh gave Basim a feather.
- Fuladh: Enter the Great Garrison and kill Wasif. He must not escape, and it must look like Ali did it. The safety of Alamut depends on it.
- Basim: It will be done.
Outcome[]
Basim is tasked with eliminating Wasif Al Turki, while making sure it looked like the work of Ali ibn Muhammad.