Assassin's Creed: Resistance (Lizzie Frye) (2026) — AI + Photoshop
SECTION D – SPECIAL OPERATIONS EXECUTIVE
Intelligence Report – July 1940
Classification: TOP SECRET
File Reference: SOE/FRANCE/LYNX-1940/07-FF
Attention of:
Winston Churchill
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
10 Downing Street
London, S.W.1.
Copies forwarded to:
Special Operations Executive Directorate (France Section)
Secret Intelligence Service (MI6) – Continental Division
War Cabinet – Special Intelligence Cell
Issued by:
Section D – Analysis of European Underground Networks
SOE – London
SUBJECT: Codename “LIZZY FRYE” – Operational Assessment
Mr. Prime Minister,
The services of the Special Operations Executive have received multiple corroborating reports concerning an agent operating under the codename “Lizzie Frye,” whose operational profile suggests suitability for liaison and clandestine action missions within occupied French territory.
1. SUBJECT IDENTIFICATION
The file compiled under the designation “Lizzie Frye” indicates:
Name: Elizabeth “Lizzie” Frye
Estimated year of birth: 1912
Status: Unconfirmed / identity partially obscured by multiple operational legends
Suspected origin: British clandestine network with a high degree of operational autonomy
Internal documents also reference a claimed lineage linked to a certain Evie Frye (1847 – ?), described within certain unofficial circles as a historical figure of an ancient secret society known as “the Assassins – London Lodge.”
No verifiable evidence from standard civil or military records has been found to confirm this lineage.
2. SOE RECRUITMENT AND ASSIGNMENT
According to consolidated reports from the SOE France Section, the subject was allegedly integrated in July 1940 as part of the first wave of special networks established for operations within occupied territory.
Her profile is described as particularly suited to the following missions:
infiltration within occupied urban environments
contact and coordination with local resistance networks
exfiltration of strategic personnel
targeted sabotage of enemy logistical infrastructure
3. OPERATIONS IN OCCUPIED FRANCE
Available evidence indicates that the subject was parachuted into France as early as 1940.
Between 1940 and 1944, the subject is believed to have operated in several sensitive areas, notably:
the Paris region
the industrial corridor of Northern France
rural zones with intense resistance activity
No complete operational timeline has yet been reconstructed due to the fragmented nature of radio transmissions and the frequent loss of contact with field agents.
4. OPERATIONAL STATUS AND DISAPPEARANCE
Beginning in 1944, all communications associated with the codename “Lizzie Frye” ceased abruptly.
The hypotheses currently retained by analysts are as follows:
capture or elimination in the field
transfer into an uncontrolled underground network
reassignment to an undeclared unit
exfiltration to a neutral zone without transmission of a final report
No official confirmation has been established.
5. RISK ASSESSMENT
The subject is classified as:
HIGH-VALUE AGENT – STATUS UNKNOWN
The combination of an undocumented disappearance and an incomplete operational history prevents any definitive conclusion.
6. CONCLUSION
The “Lizzie Frye” file remains open.
Available information suggests a highly specialized operative working deep within occupied territory, though her final status remains undetermined.
Any new intelligence must be transmitted immediately to Section D.
End of report
Signed:
Captain Edward H. Markham
Section D – SOE
Analysis of Clandestine Operations – Continental Europe
To my knowledge, there is currently no official Assassin's Creed project set during World War II. However, since I’m replaying Assassin's Creed Unity at the moment — and the game briefly explores that period — I thought it could be interesting to expand further on that setting. Especially since I’m currently testing a new AI system.
(Just a simple low-quality draft, nothing more.)