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*'''Dumas:''' ''Arno, my friend.<br | *'''Dumas:''' ''Arno, my friend.<br>Thank you for your help with that [[Joséphine de Beauharnais|Joséphine]] imbroglio. [[Napoleon Bonaparte|Bonaparte]] is all aflutter. I thought he was engaged to [[Désirée Clary|someone]] else. I have another task, if you would. Damned upsetting. When I left the {{Wiki|Antilles}}, my mother and siblings stayed behind. My only mementos of them are a few letters and things. The Templars have taken them in an effort to influence. They have a hideout near the cemetery not far from here.'' | ||
Arno recovered Dumas' letters and returned to him. | Arno recovered Dumas' letters and returned to him. | ||
*'''Dumas:''' ''Yes. This is from my mother, Marie-Cessette. And here, my sister, sold into [[slavery]] as a child. There is no price I would not pay for these scribbled notes.'' | *'''Dumas:''' ''Yes. This is from my mother, Marie-Cessette. And here, my sister, sold into [[slavery]] as a child. There is no price I would not pay for these scribbled notes.'' | ||
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Precious Correspondance was a virtual representation of one of Arno Dorian's genetic memories, relived by a Helix initiate through the Helix Navigator.
Description[edit | edit source]
Thomas-Alexandre Dumas asked Arno to recover his personal letters from the Templars, who were attempting to blackmail him.
Dialogue[edit | edit source]
- Dumas: Arno, my friend.
Thank you for your help with that Joséphine imbroglio. Bonaparte is all aflutter. I thought he was engaged to someone else. I have another task, if you would. Damned upsetting. When I left the Antilles, my mother and siblings stayed behind. My only mementos of them are a few letters and things. The Templars have taken them in an effort to influence. They have a hideout near the cemetery not far from here.
Arno recovered Dumas' letters and returned to him.
- Dumas: Yes. This is from my mother, Marie-Cessette. And here, my sister, sold into slavery as a child. There is no price I would not pay for these scribbled notes.
Outcome[edit | edit source]
Arno recovered Dumas' letters from the Templars.