While reliving the memories of Ezio Auditore, Desmond and his fellow Assassins discovered the existence of the Glyphs and guessed how they appeared in the Animus 2.0, eventually concluding the data was tampered with by Clay, and came with the Abstergo memory core. Rebecca holding the memory core with the Glyph data When the core was transferred to the Animus 2.0, the Glyph data was transferred along with it. In the Animus 2.0ĭuring the escape from Abstergo facility, Lucy Stillman took the Animus memory core, unaware that it contained the data which Clay tampered with. Although he was able to see it, Desmond could not comprehend its meaning at the time of his captivity. However, through the Bleeding Effect, Desmond eventually gained the ability of Eagle Vision, which allowed him to perceive Clay's blood writing. Abstergo laboratoryīefore Desmond Miles was placed in the Animus, Abstergo had cleaned away Clay's blood messages. In an effort to inform the next Animus subject of the hack, Clay left a number of cryptic images drawn in his own blood scattered across the Animus Project laboratory, as a clue to look for such symbols in the environments rendered by the Animus. Instead, he hacked the Animus and hid a video file in a number of encrypted data fragments, in the form of Glyphs on certain structures. Clay had discovered ' The Truth' during the prolonged Animus sessions, but he could not share this information during his captivity. The Glyphs were created by Clay Kaczmarek, Desmond's predecessor in the Animus Project.

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