They say anger can be a big asset or devastating liability in a battle depending on how it is utilized. The First Disciple Banu Jabal was not only driven by anger but he was also consumed by it. His teeth clenched, his jaw tightened, and his eyes burned with unrelenting fury as he fixated on the vile Templar before him. He wanted nothing more than to strike down this vile Templar while making him suffer.
At this moment, he was no longer the calculated leader sent by the Brotherhood from Masyaf. His duty, his discipline—none of it mattered. This was personal. His body was rigid with raw emotion. He was not a strategist now. He was a man seeking vengeance.
