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==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
===Negotiating with Governor d'Abbadie=== | ===Negotiating with Governor d'Abbadie=== | ||
In 1765, de Ferrer negotiated a deal with the Governor of Louisiana, [[Jean-Jacques Blaise d'Abbadie]], for him to remain in his position as governor, provided he oversaw the hand-over the colony to the Templars and supplied de Ferrer with slaves and vagrants for a covert Templar operation. However, following his meeting with de Ferrer, d'Abbadie was assassinated in his mansion by the Assassin [[Aveline de Grandpré]] to prevent the colony from being transferred to Templar control. | In 1765, de Ferrer negotiated a deal with the Governor of Louisiana, [[Jean-Jacques Blaise d'Abbadie]], for him to remain in his position as governor, provided he oversaw the hand-over the colony to the Templars and supplied de Ferrer with slaves and vagrants for a covert Templar operation. However, following his meeting with de Ferrer, d'Abbadie was assassinated in his mansion by the [[Assassins|Assassin]] [[Aveline de Grandpré]] to prevent the colony from being transferred to Templar control. | ||
===Louisiana bayou=== | ===Louisiana bayou=== | ||
In 1766, de Ferrer made another deal with an ex | In 1766, de Ferrer made another deal with an ex Assassin named [[Baptiste]], who had aspirations to defect to the Templar Order. Baptiste, pretending to be the late [[François Mackandal]], attempted to take control of smuggling operations within the bayou, poison the nobles of [[New Orleans]] and force the [[Mentor|mentor]] of the Assassins, [[Agaté]], out of hiding so he could be delivered to de Ferrer. This plan was later foiled by Aveline, who confronted and assassinated Baptiste. | ||
===Chichen Itza=== | ===Chichen Itza=== | ||
In 1764, de Ferrer was tasked with the transportation of slaves and vagrants to a Templar worksite in [[Chichen Itza]], in order to excavate First Civilization ruins in search of a fabled artifact known as the [[Prophecy Disk]].In 1769, de Ferrer was assassinated by Aveline following a confrontation with the Assassin inside an ancient chamber constructed by the First Civilization. | In 1764, de Ferrer was tasked with the transportation of slaves and vagrants to a Templar worksite in [[Chichen Itza]], in order to excavate First Civilization ruins in search of a fabled artifact known as the [[Prophecy Disk]]. In 1769, de Ferrer was assassinated by Aveline following a confrontation with the Assassin inside an ancient chamber constructed by the First Civilization. | ||
==Characteristics and personality== | ==Characteristics and personality== | ||
de Ferrer was a ruthless soldier who was often merciless to the slaves of the Chichen Itza camp, often punishing them severely for mistakes. He was skilled at manipulation, often capable of bending the truth so that the workers | de Ferrer was a ruthless soldier who was often merciless to the slaves of the Chichen Itza camp, often punishing them severely for mistakes. He was skilled at manipulation, often capable of bending the truth so that the workers believed they would eventually earn back their land through slave labor and excavation research. | ||
==Reference== | ==Reference== | ||
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Rafael Joaquín de Ferrer (1730s - 1769) was a member of the Templar Order and the most trusted agent of the "Company Man". He was entrusted with the transportation and management of slaves to a Templar work camp in Mexico to excavate First Civilization artifacts.
Biography
Negotiating with Governor d'Abbadie
In 1765, de Ferrer negotiated a deal with the Governor of Louisiana, Jean-Jacques Blaise d'Abbadie, for him to remain in his position as governor, provided he oversaw the hand-over the colony to the Templars and supplied de Ferrer with slaves and vagrants for a covert Templar operation. However, following his meeting with de Ferrer, d'Abbadie was assassinated in his mansion by the Assassin Aveline de Grandpré to prevent the colony from being transferred to Templar control.
Louisiana bayou
In 1766, de Ferrer made another deal with an ex Assassin named Baptiste, who had aspirations to defect to the Templar Order. Baptiste, pretending to be the late François Mackandal, attempted to take control of smuggling operations within the bayou, poison the nobles of New Orleans and force the mentor of the Assassins, Agaté, out of hiding so he could be delivered to de Ferrer. This plan was later foiled by Aveline, who confronted and assassinated Baptiste.
Chichen Itza
In 1764, de Ferrer was tasked with the transportation of slaves and vagrants to a Templar worksite in Chichen Itza, in order to excavate First Civilization ruins in search of a fabled artifact known as the Prophecy Disk. In 1769, de Ferrer was assassinated by Aveline following a confrontation with the Assassin inside an ancient chamber constructed by the First Civilization.
Characteristics and personality
de Ferrer was a ruthless soldier who was often merciless to the slaves of the Chichen Itza camp, often punishing them severely for mistakes. He was skilled at manipulation, often capable of bending the truth so that the workers believed they would eventually earn back their land through slave labor and excavation research.
Reference
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