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*** Warning: descriptions of violence and blood *** [Paris, France, winter of 1788: Patricia Valmont, a.k.a. "The Black Rose," has infiltrated the parisian townhouse occupied by Monsignor Jean Baptiste de Colbert, a powerful and corrupt Bishop from Toulon, complicit in the plot to assassinate Robespierre and Marat. After eliminating the six swiss guards who were the bishop's personal guard, Patricia confronted the bishop and his secretary. With the bishop's secretary now out of action, the Black Rose is finally ready to carry out her mission.] Read the First Chapter HERE Read the Second Chapter HERE Read the Third Chapter HERE Read the Fourth Chapter HERE --- In front of Patricia's menacing advance, the bishop remained momentarily paralyzed with terror, with beads of cold sweat running down his back, but his hesitation faded almost immediately, and the bishop suddenly spun around, leaping towards the side door that likely led to his private chambers. For a man so bulky

*** Warning: descriptions of violence and blood *** [Paris, France, winter of 1788: Patricia Valmont, a.k.a. "The Black Rose," has infiltrated the Parisian building occupied by Monsignor Jean Baptiste de Colbert, a powerful and corrupt Bishop from Toulon, complicit in the plot to assassinate Robespierre and Marat. After eliminating the six swiss mercenary guards in the building, Patricia is finally going to kill her main target, the Bishop himself.] Read the First Chapter HERE Read the Second Chapter HERE Read the Third Chapter HERE --- The bishop and the stranger accompanying him, from the top of the marble staircase leading to the upper floor, vanished up the stairs, as soon as they saw that Patricia had killed the last of the swiss guards. As Patricia had expected, unfortunately the clash in the hall with the last two swiss guards had ended up waking and alerting her target. There was nothing she could do, now, to remedy the situation; she could only pursue him and hope he

*** Warning: descriptions of violence and blood *** [Paris, France, winter of 1788: Patricia Valmont, a.k.a. "The Black Rose," has infiltrated the Parisian building occupied by Monsignor Jean Baptiste de Colbert, a powerful and corrupt Bishop from Toulon, complicit in the plot to assassinate Robespierre and Marat. Patricia has already thwarted the assassination attempt and eliminated both the hired assassins and some of the other conspirators but is determined to punish and kill all the masterminds involved. In the building, she has already silently eliminated three of the mercenary swiss guards protecting the bishop. Before facing the powerful prelate, Patricia decided to completely eliminate the threat posed by the remaining mercenaries.] Read the First Chapter HERE Read the Second Chapter HERE --- Patricia waited hidden behind the silhouette of a massive armchair in the main hall on the ground floor. Kneeling to avoid detection, she held a dagger in her hand as she

*** Warning: descriptions of violence and blood *** [France, winter 1788. Patricia, a.k.a. "The Black Rose" is targeting her next victim, monsignor Jean Baptiste de Colbert, a bishop from Toloun, one of the last conspirators - still alive - who had planned the failed ambush attack against Robespierre and Marat. She's now managed to infiltrate the Bishop's townhouse] Read the First Chapter HERE --- Patricia glanced inwards, through the french door, confirming that the terrace was at the level of a mezzanine of an internal staircase. She knelt down, drew a dagger from her boot, and began working on the latch securing the door. With some effort, Patricia managed to force open the lock without damaging the blade of the dagger. She sheathed the knife back into her boot and slowly opened the door, trying not to produce any creaking sounds. Once inside, she pushed the door panels close, leaving them slightly ajar. She didn't plan to reuse the terrace as an escape route, but she

[France, winter 1788. Patricia, a.k.a. "The Black Rose" is targeting her next victim, monsignor jean Baptiste de Colbert, a bishop from Toloun, one of the last conspirators - still alive - who had planned the failed ambush attack against Robespierre and Marat] --- Patricia, the Black Rose, stealthily moved through the night fog. Her operational outfit consisted, as usual, of a tight black velvet catsuit, with a leather bodice protecting the torso, overknee black boots, soft black leather gloves extending over the elbows, and a half-mask concealing the upper part of her face. Her attirewas complemented by a black hooded cloak and a black beret adorned with a red star-shaped brooch. A few hours after midnight, the center of Paris was deserted, even in the affluent neighborhoods on the Rive Gauche of the Seine. In order to avoid patrols, Patricia was traversing the dark alleys on the outskirts of the Saint-Germain-des-Prés district, one of areas of the city mostly inhabitated by