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After three weeks at the castle, Casca is one of a group of men selected to be inducted formally into the ranks of the Hashashin. Here is the beginning of the ceremony. ... See MoreSee Less

Casca is taken to Castle Alamut and unrolled from a carpet in front of Hasan al-Sabah. ... See MoreSee Less

Casca (Kasim) is drunk and is throwing up in an alleyway when hirelings, arranged by Bu Ali, take him captive. ... See MoreSee Less

While Casca - or Kasim as he has been renamed by Mamud - enjoys a cafe for his last night before being sold as a slave, Mamud's chief bodyguard Bu Ali plays a game of intrigue by telling the sultan that Kasim is a danger and is involved in a scheme by the assassins. ... See MoreSee Less

For his actions in alerting Mamud's Mamelukes, Casca is allowed to ride with the slavers until they got to Baghdad. The city is in sight when they encounter a ragged caravan and Mamud informs Casca that this is the caravan of a Sheikh Faisal. ... See MoreSee Less

Mamud frees Casca after they have a long talk and next morning Casca warns the camp of an attacking group of bandits. ... See MoreSee Less

While Casca is being taken captive, in the Elburz mountains, deep in the Eagle's Nest, the leader of the Assassins, Hasan al-Sabah, kneels before the Spear of Longinus, for he is also the Elder of the Brotherhood of the Lamb. ... See MoreSee Less

Casca kills a number of mamelukes but is eventually overpowered and is made a prisoner. The chief slaver, Mamud, studies Casca from his tent. ... See MoreSee Less

Beginning today, the events of Casca 13: The Assassin. The story begins with Casca in Circassia fighting a bunch of Mameluke slavers and Casca uses a series of javelins to good effect. ... See MoreSee Less

When Casey is told Gus has died, Mtuba laughs at him so Casey throws Mtuba out of the door to his death, thus ending the story. ... See MoreSee Less