De Fayet's Last Stand

De Fayet's Last Stand was a virtual representation of one of Adéwalé's genetic memories, relived by a research analyst at Abstergo Entertainment through the Animus.

Description

Determined to avenge the slaves, Adéwalé decided to kill Governor de Fayet.

Dialogue

Adéwalé met with Augustin Dieufort at the Maroon hideout.

• Adéwalé: I believe it is time. The governor grows complacent. His guards, lazy. They have already forgotten the terror they wrought. I will remind them.
• Augustin: Once you have removed de Fayet, you will no longer be safe here.
• Adéwalé: Nor will the Maroons be, if I stay.
• Augustin: It will bring me sadness to see you go.
• Adéwalé: We will meet again, to celebrate Maroon Independence.
• Augustin: You know well the grounds of the Governor's residence. Choose your moment. Do not get caught.

Adéwalé located the governor.

• De Fayet: Where do they hide the "ghost ship"?
• Slave: Brothers? They did not survive the journey here.
• De Fayet: I will personally find and kill every last one of you until I find my answer. Where is the hideout of the Maroons?
• Slave: I can't remember.
• De Fayet: You can save your brothers by telling me: where is the Maroon leader?
• Slave: I have no information to give.
• De Fayet: Very well. Since you will not talk, this one will die.

De Fayet noticed Adéwalé.

• De Fayet: It's him! The leader! Attack!
  Assassin!
  It's a raid!
  Get him!
• Guard: Protect the (Governor)!
• De Fayet: Go!
  Bring him to justice!
  He must not live!

Adéwalé chased down and assassinated de Fayet.

De Fayet's final moments

• De Fayet: Help!

Adéwalé stabbed his machete into de Fayet's stomach.

• De Fayet: Help!
• Adéwalé: Who will come to your rescue? Your slaves? The overseers who follow your orders? Pathetic. What kind of man does not fight for himself?
• De Fayet: Why-

Adéwalé drove his machete further into de Fayet's stomach.

• Adéwalé: I have killed many men on principle, but never have I wanted one to suffer as much as you - to understand what it is to gasp and beg for your life, like the innocents you drowned.
• De Fayet: You mean those slaves? That ship? But they are not even human! Without the discipline and guidance of their masters, they turn to rebellion, murder, like you.
• Adéwalé: I only wish that were true.

Adéwalé killed de Fayet, and returned to Bastienne Josèphe.

• Adéwalé: It is done. He suffered badly. I made sure of it.
• Bastienne: Have you come to say goodbye?
• Adéwalé: For now. But not without giving you this.

Adéwalé gave the content of Templar parcel to Bastienne.

Adéwalé giving the Precursor box to Bastienne

• Bastienne: Oh.
• Adéwalé: After all this time, you lost interest?
• Bastienne: You're not worried it will fall into Templars' hands?
• Adéwalé: I fear worse things now. No Templar plot can equal your wrath.
• Bastienne: You try to make light, at a time like this?
• Adéwalé: Only to lighten my sorrow at leaving.
• Bastienne: You will return to your brotherhood of Assassins, and whatever duty they assign you.
• Adéwalé: I will return, yes. But I feel a tide changing within me. I am no longer young. I must devote my energy to those who struggle for freedom. I will use my conviction in my Creed to defend them, alongside anyone who will help me.
• Bastienne: I have no one left to sell this to. I will keep it for memory.

Outcome

Adéwalé killed the governor de Fayet, and said his farewells to Bastienne and Augustin.

Gallery

• 
  Augustin and Adéwalé meeting in the hideout
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  Adéwalé parting ways with Augustin
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  Adéwalé chasing de Fayet
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  Adéwalé facing de Fayet in combat
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  Adéwalé parting ways with Bastienne

Reference

• Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag - Freedom Cry