I'm telling you, It's rats !
No, it's children, i hear them laughing !
Rats or children, either way it's bad for business...All that noise !
Someone need to get up on those beams, and clear them out.
I wonder how they're getting up there.
Must be through the central courtyard.
Then we should ask the guard to have a look.
Aaah! They're all much too busy polishing the backside of their master !
Rafiq: Altair! Welcome, welcome!
Altair: I've done what you asked. Now give me the marker.
Rafiq: First things first. Tell me what you know.
Altair: Tamir rules over the Souk Al-Silaah.
He makes his fortune selling arms and armor, and is supported by many in this endeavor.
Blacksmiths,traders, financiers.He's the largest death-dealer in the land.
Rafiq: And have you devised a way to rid us of this blight?
Altair: A meeting is being arranged at Souk Al-Silaah to discuss an important sale.
They say it's the largest deal Tamir has ever made.He'll be distracted with his work.
That's when I'll strike.
Rafiq: Your plan seems solid enough.I give you leave to go.
Rafiq: Let Al Mualim's will be done. You may rest here until you are ready.
Tamir: Your men have failed to fill the order, which means I have failed my client!
Merchant: We need more time!
Tamir: This is the excuse of a lazy or incompetent man. Which are you?
Merchant: Neither.
Tamir: What I see says otherwise.Now, tell me, what to do intend to do to solve this problem of ours ?
These weapons are needed now!
Merchant: I see no solution!
The men work day and night, but your..."client" requires so much, and the destination--it is a difficult route.
Tamir: Were it that you could produce weapons with the same skill you produce excuses!
Merchant: I've done all I can.
Tamir: It is not enough.
Merchant: Then perhaps you ask too much.
Tamir: Too much? I gave you everything! Without me, you would still be charming serpents for coin!
All I ask in return was you fill the orders I bring you! And you say I ask too much? You dare disrespect me?
Merchant: Please, Tamir. I meant no insult!
Tamir: Then you should have kept your mouth shut!
Merchant: No! Stop!
Tamir: Stop? I'm just getting started!
Tamir: You came into MY souk! Stood before MY men! And dare to insult ME?
Tamir: No. Leave the body.Let this be a lesson to the rest of you.
Think twice before you tell me something cannot be done. Now get back to work.
Altair: Be at peace.
Tamir: You'll pay for this. You, and all your kind.
Altair: It seems you're the one who pays now, my friend.You'll not profit from suffering any longer.
Tamir: You think me a petty death-dealer, suckling at the breast of war?
A strange target, don't you think? Why me, when so many others do the same?
Altair: You believe yourself different, then?
Tamir: Oh, but I am! For I serve a far nobler cause than mere profit.Just like my brothers.
Altair: Brothers?
Tamir: Ah, but he thinks I act alone.I am but a piece.A man with a part to play.
You'll come to know the others soon enough.They won't take kindly to what you've done.
Altair: Good. I look forward to ending their lives as well.
Tamir: Such pride. It will destroy you, child.
Rafiq: Word has reached me of your victory, Altair. You have my gratitude, and my respect.
Altair: Thank you.
Rafiq: It is a shame that the other Assassins continue to hold you in such poor regard.
Altair: Rafiq, I do not care what the others think of me.
Rafiq: As you wish, Altair. You should bring news of your victory to Al Mualim.
I'm sure he has more work for you to do.
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