Ratonhnhaké:ton (Connor)

Son of a Kanien'kehá:ka mother and, unknowingly, of the Templars' American Grand Master, Ratonhnhaké:ton grew up between a burned village and a broken Brotherhood. Trained by the crippled Achilles and named Connor for a son the old man buried, he rebuilt the Colonial Assassins nearly alone while fighting the Revolution's actual battles — Lexington, Bunker Hill, Monmouth, the Chesapeake — for one narrow promise: that his people's land would be safe. The war's cold honesty is that no one intended to keep it. His uneasy alliance and final duel with his father Haytham is the saga's sharpest family argument: order against freedom at a range of two feet.