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— What do the Templars really want? — Order, purpose, and the path to it. Nothing more. It's only your friends who keep trying to hinder us with their talk of freedom. The Assassins once had a more reasonable goal: peace. — Freedom is peace! — No. Freedom is the door to chaos. Just look at the revolution your friends have started. I stood before the Continental Congress, listening to them scream and stomp. All in the name of freedom! — Where are you going! — Me? — No, another rooster! — Well, I was going to leave... — And now?! — And now I'm going to knock your teeth out. — Don't forget what happened here. — I won't forget, but the world will. — Do you swear to uphold the principles of the Order and fight for its values? — I swear. "Never to reveal our secrets or speak of our deeds?" "I swear it." "From now until death, at any cost?" "I swear it." "Then welcome to the Order. You are now a Templar, harbinger of the New World. May the Father of Understanding guide us." "May the Father of Understanding guide us." Haytham was born in England on December 4, 1725. He lived in London, in a house on Queen Anne's Square, with his parents, Edward and Tessa Kenway, along with his older half-sister, Jennifer. From an early age, his father prepared Haytham for entry into the Assassin Order. At the age of six, he taught the boy swordsmanship. Haytham was tutored at home by "Old Man" Mr. Failing and was forbidden from interacting with the children who lived in the neighborhood, although he occasionally managed to speak with a neighbor his own age, Tom Barrett. The Kenway family also loved going to the Covent Garden Theatre. AC4 Kenway Family Opera House Haytham in the arms of his father, Edward, with Jenny at the Covent Garden Theatre On his eighth birthday, Haytham's family was walking home from a trip to White's Chocolate House on Chesterfield Street when they were attacked by robbers trying to steal Tessa's necklace. Edward and Reginald Birch, one of Edward's stewards, who was also courting Haytham's half-sister, Jenny, fought off the attack, but Birch then attempted to kill one of the fleeing robbers. However, he was stopped by Edward, who was infuriated by Reginald's cruel behavior. When Haytham returned home that day, Edward asked his son what he would have done in the situation and whether he should have freed the villains. Haytham replied that, at first, he would have dealt with them without a shred of regret, but upon reflection, he would have done as his father had done – shown mercy. That evening, Haytham received perhaps the greatest gift of his life – his father gave him a gleaming and deadly weapon – a short sword. Losing a Father 0 ca6a2 acc2b3da orig Haytham demonstrates his skills to Reginald Birch Haytham continued his training, and Edward also instructed his son in a unique philosophy that forced the boy to question the knowledge he had acquired in a traditional education. Birch became a frequent visitor to the Kenway household as he continued to court Jennifer. Shortly before Haytham turned ten, Birch managed to gain Haytham's trust by flattering the boy with his interest in his secret studies. Shortly after, Haytham overheard an argument between his father and Reginald Birch. Birch left, but not before turning to Haytham and mentioning that he had tried to warn his father. On the night of December 3, 1735, several masked assailants attacked the Kenway house. Haytham killed one of the assailants to save his mother's life. But he was too late to help his father; Edward was killed by one of the assailants. Shortly after, Edward's assassin struck Haytham down, but at that moment Reginald Birch arrived and saved Haytham, killing the assailant. Regardless, the remaining two assailants managed to kidnap Jennifer and set the house on fire. Becoming a Templar After burying those killed in the attack, including Tom Barrett, Haytham's nanny Edith, and Edward Kenway himself, Birch approached Haytham and returned his sword. Birch said that, having been appointed by Tessa Kenway as a member of the family council and guardian, he intended to search for Jennifer in Europe and intended to take Haytham with him. Birch confided in Haytham that he was a member of the Templar Order, an organization of individuals seeking to maintain peace through structure and order. Birch also revealed that his agents believed Jenny had been taken to Europe.