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{{Memory Infobox | {{Memory Infobox | ||
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|description = | |description = ''Adéwalé must swap a manifest to allow his literate recruits to board the expedition ship.'' | ||
|appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' | |appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' | ||
|type = Freedom Cry mission | |type = Freedom Cry mission | ||
Revision as of 03:03, 29 April 2014
Plant the Seeds was a virtual representation of one of Adéwalé's genetic memories, relived by a research analyst at Abstergo Entertainment through the Animus.
Description
Adéwalé set out to swap a manifest for a forged one, allowing three slaves sympathetic to his cause to join the expedition.
Dialogue
- Bastienne: Adéwalé, your ambition still gives me pause, but I have promised Augustin my help.
- Adéwalé: What's this?
- Bastienne: A forged manifest, or so I am told. One of your famous recruits wrote it.
- Adéwalé: Joachim Francois. Henri Marchand. Fortunée Jean. Good. I'm sure you will serve the expedition well.
- Bastienne: Louis Godin will meet with the Harbormaster to arrange the remaining affairs of your expeditionary voyage. You may take the opportunity to switch the manifests.
- Fortunée: At your signal, we will be ready to board.
- Adéwalé: Thank you. And thank you, Bastienne.
- Bastienne: Anything for the ("Maroons") of Saint Domingue.
Adéwalé located Louis Godin and tailed him.
- Scientist: Thank you so much for sharing your fascinating research.
- Louis: The thanks is all mine. And now, I must away, for a meeting with the harbormaster. All in the name of science, of course.
- Scientist: Of course.
Louis met with the harbormaster.
- Louis: Good day.
- Harbormaster: And to you as well.
- Louis: I trust the preparations are coming along well. Things certainly do seem to be busy!
- Harbormaster: Indeed, sir. As you can see, my men are working around the clock to prepare everything. You may expect a fine vessel, fitted to precisely the demands of science, and your eh... other activities.
- Louis: What other activities?
- Harbormaster: Do not worry about a thing, good man. All will be attended to. There is only the outstanding matter of your slaves. Do you have the names for the manifest?
- Louis: Yes, right here.
- Harbormaster: Come then. You must be itching to inspect everything.
- Louis: Indeed, I am!
Adéwalé followed the men and switched the original manifest with the fake one.
- Louis: What's all this?
- Harbormaster: Oh this? This is... er. You will not be interested. Dull, sailing things. It does not concern you.
- Louis: But won't it add weight that could be used for more equipment?
- Harbormaster: No. Nothing like that. Please (Mister) Godin, I do not wish to bore you with the details. I think you will find you will be very comfortable.
- Louis: Well, as comfortable as one can be at sea, anyway!
- Harbormaster: How true! How very true.
Adéwalé reached higher ground and watched the ship leave, also noticing several other ships.
- Adéwalé: The black flag. They'll be picked to the bone.
Adéwalé took the Experto Crede out to sea to protect the expedition.
- Augustin: Aye, captain. It is worth the fight.
- Adéwalé: With a little skill and the right wind, it won't last long.
Adéwalé destroyed the pirate fleet.
Outcome
Adéwalé ensured the right people joined the expedition and protected it from being boarded by a pirate fleet.