John Barnes - Revision history

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	{{Quote\|I speak the truth, Ben! I had him!... But he used his relic and... he vanished!\|Barnes telling Benjamin Hornigold about La Buse's escape, 1717.\|Assassin's Creed: Pirates}}		{{Quote\|I speak the truth, Ben! I had him!... But he used his relic and... he vanished!\|Barnes telling Benjamin Hornigold about La Buse's escape, 1717.\|Assassin's Creed: Pirates\|Among Pirates}}
	In an ironic set of circumstances, in December 1717, when Barnes reunited in [[Mayaguana]] with two of his fellow Templars, [[Christopher Condent]] and [[Benjamin Hornigold]], his associates shot him for his failures, regarding him as a loose end. But Batilla, arriving soon after Condent had shot Barnes, routed the two Templars and recovered a severely injured Barnes, who with his dying words told Alonzo that he might find his friend on [[Harbor Island]].<ref name="Pirates" />		In an ironic set of circumstances, in December 1717, when Barnes reunited in [[Mayaguana]] with two of his fellow Templars, [[Christopher Condent]] and [[Benjamin Hornigold]], his associates shot him for his failures, regarding him as a loose end. But Batilla, arriving soon after Condent had shot Barnes, routed the two Templars and recovered a severely injured Barnes, who with his dying words told Alonzo that he might find his friend on [[Harbor Island]].<ref name="Pirates" />

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	\| death = December 1717<br>[[Mayaguana]], [[The Bahamas]]		\| death = December 1717<br>[[Mayaguana]], [[The Bahamas]]
	\| species = [[Human]]		\| species = [[Human]]
	\| affiliates = [[Templars]]}}		\| affiliates = [[Templars]]
	'''John M. Barnes''' (died ~~December~~ 1717) was a [[ship]] captain and a member of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]], who was active in the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]] during the [[Golden Age of Piracy\|early 18th century]].		*[[West Indies Rite of the Templar Order\|West Indies Rite]]}}
			'''John M. Barnes''' (died 1717) was a [[ship]] captain and a member of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]], who was active in the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]] during the [[Golden Age of Piracy\|early 18th century]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==
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	===Tracking La Buse===		===Tracking La Buse===
	~~{{Quote\|I speak the truth, Ben! I had him!... But he used his relic and... he vanished!\|Barnes to Benjamin Hornigold, 1717}}~~		Some months later, when the Templars heard that Bellamy had entrusted La Buse with the artifact, they put Barnes in charge of a [[Spain\|Spanish]] fleet with the task of finding him and recovering the stolen artifact. Soon, the rumor spread that La Buse had died, having sunk with his ship, ''[[Le Postillon]]'', near the island of [[La Boca del Diablo]].<ref name="Pirates" />
	Some months later, when the Templars heard that Bellamy had entrusted La Buse with the artifact, they put Barnes in charge of a [[Spain\|Spanish]] fleet with the task of finding him and recovering the stolen artifact. Soon, the rumor spread that La Buse had died, having sunk with his ship, ''[[Le Postillon]]'', near the island of [[La Boca del Diablo]]. Seeking retribution, Batilla attacked the slaver [[Forts\|fort]] in which the Templars were hiding and subsequently captured Barnes, only to learn that Levasseur was not dead and had in fact used the artifact against the Templars, killing most of his assailants and taking one of their ships to an unknown location. Having heard the story of La Buse's survival and receiving his journal, Batilla decided to spare Barnes, telling him that their next encounter would be their last.<ref name="Pirates" />
			Seeking retribution, Batilla attacked the slaver [[Forts\|fort]] in which the Templars were hiding and subsequently captured Barnes, only to learn that Levasseur was not dead and had in fact used the artifact against the Templars, killing most of his assailants and taking one of their ships to an unknown location. Having heard the story of La Buse's survival and receiving his journal, Batilla decided to spare Barnes, telling him that their next encounter would be their last.<ref name="Pirates" />

	=== Death ===		=== Death ===
	In an ironic set of circumstances, in December 1717, when Barnes reunited in [[Mayaguana]] with two of his fellow Templars, [[Christopher Condent]] and [[Benjamin Hornigold]], his associates shot him for his failures, regarding him as a loose end. But Batilla, arriving soon after Condent shot Barnes, routed the two Templars and recovered a severely injured Barnes, who told Alonzo ~~in his dying breath~~ that he might find his friend in [[Harbor Island]].<ref name="Pirates" />		{{Quote\|I speak the truth, Ben! I had him!... But he used his relic and... he vanished!\|Barnes telling Benjamin Hornigold about La Buse's escape, 1717.\|Assassin's Creed: Pirates}}
			In an ironic set of circumstances, in December 1717, when Barnes reunited in [[Mayaguana]] with two of his fellow Templars, [[Christopher Condent]] and [[Benjamin Hornigold]], his associates shot him for his failures, regarding him as a loose end. But Batilla, arriving soon after Condent had shot Barnes, routed the two Templars and recovered a severely injured Barnes, who with his dying words told Alonzo that he might find his friend on [[Harbor Island]].<ref name="Pirates" />

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	'''John M. Barnes''' (~~unknown –~~ December 1717) was a [[ship]] [[captain]] and a member of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]], active in the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]] during the [[Golden Age of Piracy\|early 18th century]].		'''John M. Barnes''' (died December 1717) was a [[ship]] captain and a member of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]], who was active in the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]] during the [[Golden Age of Piracy\|early 18th century]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	===Merchant of the West Indies===		===Merchant of the West Indies===
	In June 1716, Barnes' ship~~, the~~ was attacked by the [[Piracy\|pirate]] [[Olivier Levasseur\|La Buse]], who was looking for new recruits. Having lost his crew in the attack, Barnes revealed that he had two prisoners aboard, a [[France\|French]] deserter, [[Alonzo Batilla]] and an escaped [[Slavery\|slave]], [[Jumao]]. La Buse freed the prisoners, taking them on board, and sank Barnes' ship, but the Templar managed to survive.		In June 1716, Barnes' ship was attacked by the [[Piracy\|pirate]] [[Olivier Levasseur\|La Buse]], who was looking for new recruits. Having lost his crew in the attack, Barnes revealed that he had two prisoners aboard, a [[France\|French]] deserter, [[Alonzo Batilla]] and an escaped [[Slavery\|slave]], [[Jumao]]. La Buse freed the prisoners, taking them on board, and sank Barnes' ship, but the Templar managed to survive.<ref name="Pirates">''[[Assassin's Creed: Pirates]]''</ref>

	In January 1717, Batilla, now a [[Piracy\|pirate]] unknowingly working with the [[Assassins]], was told by [[Samuel Bellamy]] that the slaver [[Laurens Prins]] carried a [[Fragment of Eden\|treasure]] of great value and that only one merchant knew the projected route that Prins' ship, the ''[[Whydah]]'', was going to take. Heading for [[Havana]], Batilla met Barnes again, who under intimidation gave him the map of the ''Whydah''{{'}}s route. Later, when La Buse and Batilla captured the [[slave ship]] with Bellamy, they discovered that the treasure was in fact a [[Piece of Eden]], possessed by Bellamy's enemies, the Templars.		In January 1717, Batilla, now a [[Piracy\|pirate]] unknowingly working with the [[Assassins]], was told by [[Samuel Bellamy]] that the slaver [[Laurens Prins]] carried a [[Fragment of Eden\|treasure]] of great value and that only one merchant knew the projected route that Prins' ship, the ''[[Whydah]]'', was going to take. Heading for [[Havana]], Batilla met Barnes again, who under intimidation gave him the map of the ''Whydah''{{'}}s route. Later, when La Buse and Batilla captured the [[slave ship]] with Bellamy, they discovered that the treasure was in fact a [[Piece of Eden]], possessed by Bellamy's enemies, the Templars.<ref name="Pirates" />

	===Tracking La Buse===		===Tracking La Buse===
	{{Quote\|I speak the truth, Ben! I had him!... But he used his relic and... he vanished!\|Barnes to Benjamin Hornigold, 1717}}		{{Quote\|I speak the truth, Ben! I had him!... But he used his relic and... he vanished!\|Barnes to Benjamin Hornigold, 1717}}
	Some months later, when the Templars heard that Bellamy had entrusted La Buse with the artifact, they put Barnes in charge of a [[Spain\|Spanish]] fleet with the task of finding him and recovering the stolen artifact~~; soon~~, the rumor spread that La Buse had died, having sunk with his ship, ''[[Le Postillon]]'', near the island of [[La Boca del Diablo]]. Seeking retribution, Batilla attacked the slaver [[Forts\|fort]] in which the Templars were hiding and subsequently captured Barnes, only to learn that Levasseur was not dead and had in fact used the artifact against the Templars, killing most of his assailants and taking one of their ships to an unknown location. Having heard the story of La Buse's survival and receiving his journal, Batilla decided to spare Barnes, telling him that their next encounter would be their last.		Some months later, when the Templars heard that Bellamy had entrusted La Buse with the artifact, they put Barnes in charge of a [[Spain\|Spanish]] fleet with the task of finding him and recovering the stolen artifact. Soon, the rumor spread that La Buse had died, having sunk with his ship, ''[[Le Postillon]]'', near the island of [[La Boca del Diablo]]. Seeking retribution, Batilla attacked the slaver [[Forts\|fort]] in which the Templars were hiding and subsequently captured Barnes, only to learn that Levasseur was not dead and had in fact used the artifact against the Templars, killing most of his assailants and taking one of their ships to an unknown location. Having heard the story of La Buse's survival and receiving his journal, Batilla decided to spare Barnes, telling him that their next encounter would be their last.<ref name="Pirates" />

	=== Death ===		=== Death ===
	In an ironic set of circumstances, in December 1717, when Barnes reunited in [[Mayaguana]] with two of his fellow Templars, [[Christopher Condent]] and [[Benjamin Hornigold]], his associates shot him for his failures, regarding him as a loose end. But Batilla, arriving soon after Condent shot Barnes, routed the two Templars and recovered a severely injured Barnes, who told Alonzo in his dying breath that he might find his friend in [[Harbor Island]].		In an ironic set of circumstances, in December 1717, when Barnes reunited in [[Mayaguana]] with two of his fellow Templars, [[Christopher Condent]] and [[Benjamin Hornigold]], his associates shot him for his failures, regarding him as a loose end. But Batilla, arriving soon after Condent shot Barnes, routed the two Templars and recovered a severely injured Barnes, who told Alonzo in his dying breath that he might find his friend in [[Harbor Island]].<ref name="Pirates" />

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
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	==References==		==References==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Pirates]]''		{{Reflist}}

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	[[Category:Individuals]]		[[Category:Individuals]]
	[[Category:Merchants]]		[[Category:Merchants]]
	[[Category:~~Captains~~]]		[[Category:Sea captains]]
	[[Category:Templars]]		[[Category:Templars]]
	[[Category:Caribbean Templars]]		[[Category:Caribbean Templars]]

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	In June 1716, Barnes' ship, the was attacked by the [[Piracy\|pirate]] [[Olivier Levasseur\|La Buse]], who was looking for new recruits. Having lost his crew in the attack, Barnes revealed that he had two prisoners aboard, a [[France\|French]] deserter, [[Alonzo Batilla]] and an escaped [[Slavery\|slave]], [[Jumao]]. La Buse freed the prisoners, taking them on board, and sank Barnes' ship, but the Templar managed to survive.		In June 1716, Barnes' ship, the was attacked by the [[Piracy\|pirate]] [[Olivier Levasseur\|La Buse]], who was looking for new recruits. Having lost his crew in the attack, Barnes revealed that he had two prisoners aboard, a [[France\|French]] deserter, [[Alonzo Batilla]] and an escaped [[Slavery\|slave]], [[Jumao]]. La Buse freed the prisoners, taking them on board, and sank Barnes' ship, but the Templar managed to survive.

	In January 1717, Batilla, now a [[Piracy\|pirate]] unknowingly working with the [[Assassins]], was told by [[Samuel Bellamy]] that the slaver [[Laurens Prins]] carried a [[Fragment of Eden\|treasure]] of great value and that only one merchant knew the projected route that Prins' ship, the ''[[Whydah]]'', was going to take. Heading for [[Havana]], Batilla met Barnes again, who under intimidation gave him the map of the ''Whydah''{{'}}s route. Later, when La Buse and Batilla captured the [[slave ship]] with Bellamy, they discovered that the treasure was in fact a [[~~Pieces of Eden\|~~Piece of Eden]], possessed by Bellamy's enemies, the Templars.		In January 1717, Batilla, now a [[Piracy\|pirate]] unknowingly working with the [[Assassins]], was told by [[Samuel Bellamy]] that the slaver [[Laurens Prins]] carried a [[Fragment of Eden\|treasure]] of great value and that only one merchant knew the projected route that Prins' ship, the ''[[Whydah]]'', was going to take. Heading for [[Havana]], Batilla met Barnes again, who under intimidation gave him the map of the ''Whydah''{{'}}s route. Later, when La Buse and Batilla captured the [[slave ship]] with Bellamy, they discovered that the treasure was in fact a [[Piece of Eden]], possessed by Bellamy's enemies, the Templars.

	===Tracking La Buse===		===Tracking La Buse===

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	In June 1716, Barnes' ship, the was attacked by the [[Piracy\|pirate]] [[Olivier Levasseur\|La Buse]], who was looking for new recruits. Having lost his crew in the attack, Barnes revealed that he had two prisoners aboard, a [[France\|French]] deserter, [[Alonzo Batilla]] and an escaped [[Slavery\|slave]], [[Jumao]]. La Buse freed the prisoners, taking them on board, and sank Barnes' ship, but the Templar managed to survive.		In June 1716, Barnes' ship, the was attacked by the [[Piracy\|pirate]] [[Olivier Levasseur\|La Buse]], who was looking for new recruits. Having lost his crew in the attack, Barnes revealed that he had two prisoners aboard, a [[France\|French]] deserter, [[Alonzo Batilla]] and an escaped [[Slavery\|slave]], [[Jumao]]. La Buse freed the prisoners, taking them on board, and sank Barnes' ship, but the Templar managed to survive.

	In January 1717, Batilla, now a [[Piracy\|pirate]] unknowingly working with the [[Assassins]], was told by [[Samuel Bellamy]] that the slaver [[Laurens Prins]] carried a [[Fragment of Eden\|treasure]] of great value and that only one merchant knew the projected route that Prins' ship, the ''[[Whydah]]'', was going to take. Heading for [[Havana]], Batilla met Barnes again, who under intimidation gave him the map of the ''Whydah''{{'}}s route. Later, when La Buse and Batilla captured the [[~~slave ships\|~~slave ship]] with Bellamy, they discovered that the treasure was in fact a [[Pieces of Eden\|Piece of Eden]], possessed by Bellamy's enemies, the Templars.		In January 1717, Batilla, now a [[Piracy\|pirate]] unknowingly working with the [[Assassins]], was told by [[Samuel Bellamy]] that the slaver [[Laurens Prins]] carried a [[Fragment of Eden\|treasure]] of great value and that only one merchant knew the projected route that Prins' ship, the ''[[Whydah]]'', was going to take. Heading for [[Havana]], Batilla met Barnes again, who under intimidation gave him the map of the ''Whydah''{{'}}s route. Later, when La Buse and Batilla captured the [[slave ship]] with Bellamy, they discovered that the treasure was in fact a [[Pieces of Eden\|Piece of Eden]], possessed by Bellamy's enemies, the Templars.

	===Tracking La Buse===		===Tracking La Buse===

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	'''John M. Barnes''' (unknown – December 1717) was a [[~~Ships\|~~ship]] [[~~Captains\|~~captain]] and a member of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]], active in the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]] during the [[Golden Age of Piracy\|early 18th century]].		'''John M. Barnes''' (unknown – December 1717) was a [[ship]] [[captain]] and a member of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]], active in the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]] during the [[Golden Age of Piracy\|early 18th century]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	===Merchant of the West Indies===		===Merchant of the West Indies===
	In June 1716, Barnes' ship, the was attacked by the [[Piracy\|pirate]] [[Olivier Levasseur\|La Buse]], who was looking for new recruits. Having lost his crew in the attack, Barnes revealed that he had two prisoners aboard, a [[France\|French]] deserter, [[Alonzo Batilla]] and an escaped [[Slavery\|slave]], [[Jumao]]. La Buse freed the prisoners, ~~took~~ them on board, and sank Barnes' ship, ~~though~~ the Templar ~~survived~~.		In June 1716, Barnes' ship, the was attacked by the [[Piracy\|pirate]] [[Olivier Levasseur\|La Buse]], who was looking for new recruits. Having lost his crew in the attack, Barnes revealed that he had two prisoners aboard, a [[France\|French]] deserter, [[Alonzo Batilla]] and an escaped [[Slavery\|slave]], [[Jumao]]. La Buse freed the prisoners, taking them on board, and sank Barnes' ship, but the Templar managed to survive.

	In January 1717, Batilla, now a [[Piracy\|pirate]] unknowingly working with the [[Assassins]], was told by [[Samuel Bellamy]] that the slaver [[Laurens Prins]] carried a [[Fragment of Eden\|treasure]] of great value and that only one merchant knew the projected route that Prins' ship, the ''[[Whydah]]'', was going to take. Heading for [[Havana]], Batilla met Barnes again, who under intimidation gave him the map of the ''Whydah''{{'}}s route. Later, when La Buse and Batilla captured the [[slave ships\|slave ship]] with Bellamy, they discovered that the treasure was in fact a [[Pieces of Eden\|Piece of Eden]], possessed by Bellamy's enemies, the Templars.		In January 1717, Batilla, now a [[Piracy\|pirate]] unknowingly working with the [[Assassins]], was told by [[Samuel Bellamy]] that the slaver [[Laurens Prins]] carried a [[Fragment of Eden\|treasure]] of great value and that only one merchant knew the projected route that Prins' ship, the ''[[Whydah]]'', was going to take. Heading for [[Havana]], Batilla met Barnes again, who under intimidation gave him the map of the ''Whydah''{{'}}s route. Later, when La Buse and Batilla captured the [[slave ships\|slave ship]] with Bellamy, they discovered that the treasure was in fact a [[Pieces of Eden\|Piece of Eden]], possessed by Bellamy's enemies, the Templars.
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	===Tracking La Buse===		===Tracking La Buse===
	{{Quote\|I speak the truth, Ben! I had him!... But he used his relic and... he vanished!\|Barnes to Benjamin Hornigold, 1717}}		{{Quote\|I speak the truth, Ben! I had him!... But he used his relic and... he vanished!\|Barnes to Benjamin Hornigold, 1717}}
	Some months later, when the Templars heard that Bellamy had entrusted La Buse with the artifact, they put Barnes in charge of a [[Spain\|Spanish]] fleet with the task of finding him and recovering the stolen artifact; soon, the rumor spread that La Buse had died, having sunk with his ship, ''[[Le Postillon]]'', near the island of [[La Boca del Diablo]]. Seeking retribution, Batilla attacked the slaver [[Forts\|fort]] in which the Templars were hiding and subsequently captured Barnes, only to learn that Levasseur was not dead and had in fact used the artifact against the Templars, killing most of his assailants and taking one of their ships to an unknown location. Having heard the story of La Buse's survival and receiving ~~the~~ journal, Batilla ~~spares~~ Barnes, ~~warning the Templar to never mess with~~ him ~~again~~.		Some months later, when the Templars heard that Bellamy had entrusted La Buse with the artifact, they put Barnes in charge of a [[Spain\|Spanish]] fleet with the task of finding him and recovering the stolen artifact; soon, the rumor spread that La Buse had died, having sunk with his ship, ''[[Le Postillon]]'', near the island of [[La Boca del Diablo]]. Seeking retribution, Batilla attacked the slaver [[Forts\|fort]] in which the Templars were hiding and subsequently captured Barnes, only to learn that Levasseur was not dead and had in fact used the artifact against the Templars, killing most of his assailants and taking one of their ships to an unknown location. Having heard the story of La Buse's survival and receiving his journal, Batilla decided to spare Barnes, telling him that their next encounter would be their last.

	=== Death ===		=== Death ===

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	===Merchant of the West Indies===		===Merchant of the West Indies===
	In June 1716, Barnes' ship, the was attacked by the [[Piracy\|pirate]] [[Olivier Levasseur\|La Buse]], who was looking for new recruits. Having lost his crew in the attack, Barnes revealed that he had two prisoners aboard, a [[France\|French]] deserter, [[Alonzo Batilla]] and an escaped [[Slavery\|slave]], [[Jumao]]. La Buse freed the prisoners, ~~taking~~ them on board, and sank Barnes' ship, ~~but~~ the Templar ~~managed to survive~~.		In June 1716, Barnes' ship, the was attacked by the [[Piracy\|pirate]] [[Olivier Levasseur\|La Buse]], who was looking for new recruits. Having lost his crew in the attack, Barnes revealed that he had two prisoners aboard, a [[France\|French]] deserter, [[Alonzo Batilla]] and an escaped [[Slavery\|slave]], [[Jumao]]. La Buse freed the prisoners, took them on board, and sank Barnes' ship, though the Templar survived.

	In January 1717, Batilla, now a [[Piracy\|pirate]] unknowingly working with the [[Assassins]], was told by [[Samuel Bellamy]] that the slaver [[Laurens Prins]] carried a [[Fragment of Eden\|treasure]] of great value and that only one merchant knew the projected route that Prins' ship, the ''[[Whydah]]'', was going to take. Heading for [[Havana]], Batilla met Barnes again, who under intimidation gave him the map of the ''Whydah''{{'}}s route. Later, when La Buse and Batilla captured the [[slave ships\|slave ship]] with Bellamy, they discovered that the treasure was in fact a [[Pieces of Eden\|Piece of Eden]], possessed by Bellamy's enemies, the Templars.		In January 1717, Batilla, now a [[Piracy\|pirate]] unknowingly working with the [[Assassins]], was told by [[Samuel Bellamy]] that the slaver [[Laurens Prins]] carried a [[Fragment of Eden\|treasure]] of great value and that only one merchant knew the projected route that Prins' ship, the ''[[Whydah]]'', was going to take. Heading for [[Havana]], Batilla met Barnes again, who under intimidation gave him the map of the ''Whydah''{{'}}s route. Later, when La Buse and Batilla captured the [[slave ships\|slave ship]] with Bellamy, they discovered that the treasure was in fact a [[Pieces of Eden\|Piece of Eden]], possessed by Bellamy's enemies, the Templars.
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	===Tracking La Buse===		===Tracking La Buse===
	{{Quote\|I speak the truth, Ben! I had him!... But he used his relic and... he vanished!\|Barnes to Benjamin Hornigold, 1717}}		{{Quote\|I speak the truth, Ben! I had him!... But he used his relic and... he vanished!\|Barnes to Benjamin Hornigold, 1717}}
	Some months later, when the Templars heard that Bellamy had entrusted La Buse with the artifact, they put Barnes in charge of a [[Spain\|Spanish]] fleet with the task of finding him and recovering the stolen artifact; soon, the rumor spread that La Buse had died, having sunk with his ship, ''[[Le Postillon]]'', near the island of [[La Boca del Diablo]]. Seeking retribution, Batilla attacked the slaver [[Forts\|fort]] in which the Templars were hiding and subsequently captured Barnes, only to learn that Levasseur was not dead and had in fact used the artifact against the Templars, killing most of his assailants and taking one of their ships to an unknown location. Having heard the story of La Buse's survival and receiving the journal, Batilla spares Barnes, warning ~~him~~ to never mess with ~~the pirates~~ again.		Some months later, when the Templars heard that Bellamy had entrusted La Buse with the artifact, they put Barnes in charge of a [[Spain\|Spanish]] fleet with the task of finding him and recovering the stolen artifact; soon, the rumor spread that La Buse had died, having sunk with his ship, ''[[Le Postillon]]'', near the island of [[La Boca del Diablo]]. Seeking retribution, Batilla attacked the slaver [[Forts\|fort]] in which the Templars were hiding and subsequently captured Barnes, only to learn that Levasseur was not dead and had in fact used the artifact against the Templars, killing most of his assailants and taking one of their ships to an unknown location. Having heard the story of La Buse's survival and receiving the journal, Batilla spares Barnes, warning the Templar to never mess with him again.

	=== Death ===		=== Death ===

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	{{Quote\|I speak the truth, Ben! I had him!... But he used his relic and... he vanished!\|Barnes to Benjamin Hornigold, 1717}}		{{Quote\|I speak the truth, Ben! I had him!... But he used his relic and... he vanished!\|Barnes to Benjamin Hornigold, 1717}}
	Some months later, when the Templars heard that Bellamy had entrusted La Buse with the artifact, they put Barnes in charge of a [[Spain\|Spanish]] fleet with the task of finding him and recovering the stolen artifact; soon, the rumor spread that La Buse had died, having sunk with his ship, ''[[Le Postillon]]'', near the island of [[La Boca del Diablo]]. Seeking retribution, Batilla attacked the slaver [[Forts\|fort]] in which the Templars were hiding and subsequently captured Barnes, only to learn that Levasseur was not dead and had in fact used the artifact against the Templars, killing most of his assailants and taking one of their ships to an unknown location. Having heard the story of La Buse's survival and receiving ~~his~~ journal, Batilla ~~decided to spare~~ Barnes, ~~telling~~ him ~~that their next encounter would be their last~~.		Some months later, when the Templars heard that Bellamy had entrusted La Buse with the artifact, they put Barnes in charge of a [[Spain\|Spanish]] fleet with the task of finding him and recovering the stolen artifact; soon, the rumor spread that La Buse had died, having sunk with his ship, ''[[Le Postillon]]'', near the island of [[La Boca del Diablo]]. Seeking retribution, Batilla attacked the slaver [[Forts\|fort]] in which the Templars were hiding and subsequently captured Barnes, only to learn that Levasseur was not dead and had in fact used the artifact against the Templars, killing most of his assailants and taking one of their ships to an unknown location. Having heard the story of La Buse's survival and receiving the journal, Batilla spares Barnes, warning him to never mess with the pirates again.

	=== Death ===		=== Death ===

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