A Faithful Acolyte

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A Faithful Acolyte was a virtual representation of one of Aveline de Grandpré's genetic memories.

Dialogue

Aveline met with Élise in the Bayou.

• Élise: Did you bring a canoe or did you expect your gentle breeding to keep you from the alligators? Best take one of mine then, and learn to use it right quick.

Aveline and Élise started travelling by canoe through the swamp.

• Élise: "Smuggler's" such an ugly word. Even slavers are called "merchants." Why can't my title be "Queen of the Bog, Protector of Innocents, Paddling Instructor, and Champion of Trade?"
• Aveline: Too long to fit on a wanted poster. Tell me, when did your troubles with Mackandal's men begin?
• Élise: 'Bout the same time the Spanish Governor arrived. Just a big ol' coincidence, I'm sure.

Aveline and Élise arrived near the enemy camp.

• Élise: This is as far as the water will take us.

• Élise: They've set up their base around a wrecked ship that ran aground not far from here. The other base is a little further along. There!
• Aveline: I'll check out this base. You scout ahead.
• Élise: Oui, oui, mon capitaine. (Aye, aye, captain.)

An alligator walked up to Élise and Aveline.

• Élise: Argh!

Aveline killed the alligator when it tried to attack her.

• Élise: Glad I didn't put money on that fight. Would've lost. And barely a scratch on you! Now here's a pretty prize: an alligator egg. Take it. You've earned it.

Aveline looted the alligator's nest.

• Élise: AVELINE: a woman among reptiles.
• Aveline: Takes one to know one.
• Élise: Ouais (yep), that it does. Right then, if you don't run the bastard through right here, I'll meet you at the next base.

Aveline killed the Acolyte and his followers and looted a letter from a chest inside the wrecked ship.

• Aveline: "My faithful Acolyte, the day of the sacred draws near. I am in want of nothing but more men to join our ranks. Gather the faithful and await my word."

Source

• Assassin's Creed III: Liberation