Trail of Truth

Trail of Truth was virtual representation of one of Aveline de Grandpré's genetic memories.

Description

Aveline gained more information about her mother and set out to investigate.

Dialogue

• Slave: Thank you! Where on earth did you come from?
• Aveline: More importantly, where will you go? To New Orleans? I can arrange for employment--
• Slave: Ha! For what? My people are the Fon. I will go back to Africa. your locket... It's very unusual. I've seen one before... I assumed it was one of a kind.
• Aveline: It is one of a kind. My mother made it with her own hands. You must be mistaken.
• Slave: No... The woman who wore the locket was named Jeanne. She was one of the first workers to come here. I remember her fondly.
• Aveline: That was my mother's name! Where is this woman! I must see her.
• Slave: I don't know. She lived in a private house at the south edge of the camp.
• Aveline: You should go. De Ferrer will be looking for you. Will you be alright on your own?
• Slave: Yes. I will hide until the changing of the guard at sundown, and then make my escape again. This time, they won't catch me.
• Aveline: Good luck.

Aveline then set out to find Jeanne's house, finding a letter which she investigated.

Outcome

Aveline received more information about Jeanne

Trivia

• To achieve full synchronization, Aveline could not enter into open conflict and the memory had to be completed in five minutes.