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The '''smugglers' hideout''' was a | The '''smugglers' hideout''' was a burned-out, overgrown [[plantation]] located in the [[Louisiana Bayou]], which served as the residence and headquarters of the [[Smuggling|smugglers]] [[Élise Lafleur]] and [[Roussillon]] during the 18th century. | ||
The amount of land it encompassed was large, signified by the partially destroyed brick walls that bordered the grounds. The hideout primarily consisted of the main mansion and surrounding cabins, with one serving as a [[Dressing chambers|dressing chamber]], but also included a sizeable | The amount of land it encompassed was large, signified by the partially destroyed brick walls that bordered the grounds. The hideout primarily consisted of the main mansion and surrounding cabins, with one serving as a [[Dressing chambers|dressing chamber]], but also included a sizeable though neglected garden and a small graveyard. | ||
In 1766, | In 1766, [[Baptiste]]'s [[Baptiste's followers|cult]] members attacked it, though they were swiftly repelled by the [[Assassins|Assassin]] [[Aveline de Grandpré]]. Later, she found two of her mother [[Jeanne]]'s [[Jeanne's diary pages|diary pages]] on the hideout's premises, one outside the overgrown garden and another in one of the cemetery's graves. | ||
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Revision as of 21:04, 18 June 2024
The smugglers' hideout was a burned-out, overgrown plantation located in the Louisiana Bayou, which served as the residence and headquarters of the smugglers Élise Lafleur and Roussillon during the 18th century.
The amount of land it encompassed was large, signified by the partially destroyed brick walls that bordered the grounds. The hideout primarily consisted of the main mansion and surrounding cabins, with one serving as a dressing chamber, but also included a sizeable though neglected garden and a small graveyard.
In 1766, Baptiste's cult members attacked it, though they were swiftly repelled by the Assassin Aveline de Grandpré. Later, she found two of her mother Jeanne's diary pages on the hideout's premises, one outside the overgrown garden and another in one of the cemetery's graves.
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Concept art of the plantation's garden
