Human Cargo
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A crying boy attracts the attention of Ezio. He explains to Ezio that his mother has been taken and asks him to get her back. Ezio finds and follows Silvestro Sabbatini. Ezio tails him to the slaves where he kills all the slavers and assassinates Silvestro, freeing the slaves.
Dialogue
- Ezio: Bambino (little man), why do you cry?
- Boy: They're going to take my mamma on a boat ride. They say I will go on the next one.
- Ezio: Who?
- Boy: A Man from the castle came with guards and arrested us. He scared me.
- Ezio: They ARE scary. But you look very brave.'
- Boy: Will you bring my mamma back?
- Ezio: Where did they take your mother?
- Boy: Down that street.
- Ezio: Good. Do you havea place to go for now?
- Boy: My uncle's.
- Ezio: Go there. Do not stop to talk anyone!
The boy runs off to his uncle's place. Ezio locates Silvestro and follows him to Colle Palatino, where he has been keeping his slaves captive.
- Silvestro: We must ensure the kidnappings continue.
- Valencia: But children, Silvestro.
- Silvestro: To secure his reign, Cesare needs to control the populace. Fear keeps them quiet.
- Valencia: I can hardly look at you.
- Silvestro: Please, Valencia. Soon all this will be behind us.
- Valencia: Are you afraid of him?
- Silvestro: Who? I am afriad of noone.
- Valencia: Did he do that to your hand? ... My apologies. That was out of line.
- Silvestro: Please go.
- Valencia: I am sorry.
Valencia leaves the area.
- Silvestro: I will have her killed. No, I will kill her myself. The puttana (whore)! How dare she speak of my hand? Ignorant fool, she has never served a higher cause.
Outcome
Ezio defeats the slavers guarding their captives and assassinates Silvestro.
- Ezio: Requiescat in pace (Rest in peace).
The slaves are freed and escape.