This is a very Malik sort of thing to do, isn't it? He's trying to be responsible, do some good if he's stuck on this earth past all imaginable though, and really, really sick of having to be alone.

I like that one of Ezio's internal voices sounds like Leonardo, that his best friend is in his heart still. It's also interesting that Ezio is getting a little reverse bleeding effect, or he's picked up more from the codex than he realizes, it adds a touch of magical realism.

This feels... warm and mysterious up until the very end when it plunges into melancholy with a touch of that familiar immortal despair. Very nice.