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He split the sleeve sword into two, with one in each hand.
With a swift extension of both arms, the blades 'schtick' pierced through, instantly killing two soldiers who had yet to react, one on the left and one on the right.
With the threat eliminated, he again circumvented the balustrade to return to the outside of the wall, grabbed his rapier, and performed a reverse-wall jump.
At this moment, the camera sharply pulled back to show Ezio, as light as a swallow, leaping through the air, drawing a beautiful parabola, and landing precisely atop the statue in the center of the courtyard.
Below him, a judge yet unaware of the approaching death was giving instructions to his subordinates.
"With such strict precautions, that coward Ezio would surely not dare to intrude," the judge said.
"Framing his father and brother before but failing to kill him as well left a significant risk," he continued.
