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The daughter of British Assassin Ethan Frye and elder twin sister to fellow Assassin Jacob Frye, Evie Frye took quickly to the teachings and ways of the Assassin Brotherhood after her mother's death. Unlike her more carefree and headstrong brother, Evie relished in following in her father's footsteps. After Ethan's death in 1868, the Frye twins developed a reputation for effectively but carelessly accomplishing their missions. Eventually, an opportunity to go to London and directly confront the Templars arose and, wanting to preserve and continue her father's legacy, Evie reluctantly agreed to accompany Jacob to London on a whim. When the twins arrived in the city, they were greeted by the city's Assassin leader, Henry Green. While Jacob set about assassinating key Templars and forming an allied street gang in the Rooks, Evie focused on learning about an artifact located in London known as the Shroud of Eden.
During her research, Evie assassinated Lucy Thorne, the right-hand woman and primary enforcer for Crawford Starrick, the Grand Master of the Templar Order. Soon after, Evie and Jacob discovered the location of the Shroud, working together to defeat Starrick after he acquired the Shroud, killing him after they manage to remove the Shroud from his neck. With the Shroud safe, Evie married Henry and moved to Green's home country India while Jacob rebuilt the London Assassins. For twenty years, Evie and Henry built up the Indian brotherhood, until old friend and London Chief Inspector Frederick Aberline contacted her about Jacob's disappearance. Evie returned to London, where she learned that one of Jacob's Assassin apprentices had turned on the order, killing Jacob's contacts as Jack the Ripper. She eventually catches Jack, saving her brother and killing Jack. She remained with the Assassins for the rest of her life, training recruits such as her grandneice Lydia.
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