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{{Quote|Hendrick van der Heul. [[William Kidd|Captain Kidd]]'s quarter master turned captain himself. The path you sought never existed, Hendrick. I hope your suffering was short.|Ratonhnhaké:ton upon finding Hendrick van der Heul's corpse.|Assassin's Creed III}} | |||
[[File:Ghost_Ship_5.png|thumb|250px|Hendrick's corpse aboard the ''Octavius'']] | [[File:Ghost_Ship_5.png|thumb|250px|Hendrick's corpse aboard the ''Octavius'']] | ||
'''Hendrick van der Heul''' was a privateer and quartermaster of | '''Hendrick van der Heul''' was a privateer and quartermaster of William Kidd. He later became captain of the ''[[Octavius]]''. | ||
During his captaincy, Hendrick received a letter from Kidd, in which he confided that he was holed up in [[Boston]], and that a particular group was intent on obtaining his [[Shards of Eden|Shard of Eden]]. | During his captaincy, Hendrick received a letter from Kidd, in which he confided that he was holed up in [[Boston]], and that a particular group was intent on obtaining his [[Shards of Eden|Shard of Eden]]. | ||
Revision as of 22:10, 9 February 2014
- "Hendrick van der Heul. Captain Kidd's quarter master turned captain himself. The path you sought never existed, Hendrick. I hope your suffering was short."
- ―Ratonhnhaké:ton upon finding Hendrick van der Heul's corpse.[src]
Hendrick van der Heul was a privateer and quartermaster of William Kidd. He later became captain of the Octavius.
During his captaincy, Hendrick received a letter from Kidd, in which he confided that he was holed up in Boston, and that a particular group was intent on obtaining his Shard of Eden.
Hendrick died when the Octavius became stranded in ice, while looking for the Northwest Passage.
Trivia
- His name is misspelled van der Huel in the Animus Database's entry for the Octavius.