However, it was destroyed during a fire in April 2019. In the early 21st century, the Assassin Gavin Banks had an Animus stored in the church. Afterwards, Notre-Dame ended up being used as a storage facility for the troops, with the damage sustained during the revolution not being repaired until 1845. Many of Notre-Dame's greatest treasures were subsequently looted and the statues of the biblical Kings of Judah were decapitated, having been mistaken for statues of the Kings of France the cathedral's great bells managed to survive unscathed, however. The newly appointed National Guard were formally established during a benediction at the cathedral. īy 1793, the dechristianization of France was in full effect, with the Notre-Dame being rededicated to the Cult of Reason and later the Cult of the Supreme Being. In response, the Parisian Brotherhood sent agents to recover the artifacts and return them to Notre-Dame. During the Revolution, many of Notre-Dame's relics were stolen by the Templars, who used the nearby Hôtel-Dieu's sewer system to smuggle them away from the cathedral. Īrno would later discover a secret laboratory beneath the cathedral which had been used by the noted alchemist Nicolas Flamel. However, the Assassin Arno Dorian managed to reclaim the keys and gain access to Notre-Dame, where he assassinated Sivert as the latter waited in a confessional booth. To accomplish this, his men stole the cathedral's master keys from one of the priests and positioned themselves throughout the building. In 1791, the French Templar Charles Gabriel Sivert arranged a meeting with his associate Duchesneau, which was to take place in Notre-Dame while Mass was being held. They also provided the support necessary for the inclusion of the Notre-Dame's rose windows.
The cathedral was one of the first buildings in Europe to use flying buttresses, which allowed for much higher and thinner walls around the choir and the nave. It would then undergo numerous changes over the next century. Constructionīuilt on the site of the former Saint-Étienne, Notre-Dame's construction began in 1163 and lasted for more than a century before it was completed in 1250.
However, the mercenary had no clue as to where the place of worship was or when this would take place. During the Peloponnesian War, the Spartan Kassandra saw a vision of an eagle flying toward Notre-Dame cathedral after she touched the pyramid made from collected fragments at the center of the Sanctuary of Kosmos beneath the Sanctuary of Delphi.
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