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After the three exited, Desmond walked up to the orb. Juno watched as he touched it with his hand, his body shook violently for several moments and shone a bright gold; though, after a brief time, Desmond fell to the ground, sacrificing his life to protect the planet from the Second Disaster.
He saves the world, but kills himself by releasing Juno. So we can look forward to a new assassins memories in AC Begin typing your search term above and press enter to search. Press ESC to cancel. Skip to content Home Assignment What was Juno known for? He also knows that humans were beating back the entire First Civilization with far less than what they have now. So, Juno's choice, while ultimately not "good" for releasing a Big Bad on the world, is actually the better choice for the two.
If humanity was able to fight back and win against the First Civilization before, then they definitely could do so against a single member. Desmond made the choice he made because of his faith in humanity. Behold the angry wizard putt-putt-putting away.
Wow, BobbyRK, thanks for the awesome, thorough answer. It was really helpful. If I may ask, where did a lot of this info come from? Particularly the story of Juno, the slaves, her husband etc? Because I definitely missed it if it was in AC2.
If it was in revelations, then that explains it. I started playing Revelations but put it down after the first tower defense, haha. I guess I still dont completely understand her motivations. Is she just pure evil? If so, why would she stop the flare anyway if released? And how does Desmond's pushing that button at the end of AC3 "release" her on the world? And as a point of clarification, was the human race the slaves from Juno's time? It seems like your answer implied that.
It was in AC3. She shows Desmond a vision of her killing her husband when you go to place one of the power sources. The whole slaves killing her father thing was in the emails she sends. I don't really think she's evil, just angry. Can't be a ruler without someone and someplace to rule over. This is something that's not really expounded upon very well. Basically, one of their plans Tinia mentions they had seven plans, six of which were tested in experiments and failed and the last of which would have been whatever they wanted Desmond to try was to basically digitize someone, from what I could tell.
User Info: Jamanjax. This is likely what happened during the time after the first solar flare, and the guide says the towers are likely underground because you can see the Grand Temple goes incredibly deep also likely to dissipate the flare to the Earth's core.
About the sixth method of salvation, transcendence, Juno said it was easy to enter the new vessel but difficult to leave, requiring something "wrong". The guide elaborates on actual story points with specifics that sound like they fit, but I'm not sure if they're conjecture or actually told to them by Ubisoft.
Basically it says that Minerva looked into the future and contacted Ezio using a device the Eye? It says Juno later used the same device to contact Desmond at the end of Brotherhood.
At some point after that, Tinia and Minerva discovered that Juno and others were working to re-conquer the world instead of to save it, so they killed them in the Grand Temple maybe that's where they discovered it and it just happened fast.
I think the guide says then Tinia used the divination device to contact Desmond at the end of Revelations, destroyed it, and then sealed Juno and the others inside.
But Juno wasn't dead yet, so she used the sixth method of salvation to transfer her mind into the computers of the Grand Temple and survive. At that point, Juno was alive as an AI like Subject The guide says she could then use the Grand Temple to reach out to Pieces of Eden throughout the world and manipulate humans along the path she wanted.
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