Laying the First Brick

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Laying the First Brick was a virtual representation of one of Adéwalé's genetic memories, relived by a research analyst at Abstergo Entertainment through the Animus Omega.

Description

Adéwalé set out to find Augustin Dieufort.

Dialogue

Adéwalé reached the plantation and tried to find the contact.

• Adéwalé: I know this (tune). Si li pas dodo crab la va manger. (If you don't go to sleep, the crab will eat you.)
• Slave: The wise man is down that path.
• Adéwalé: Thank you, sister.

Adéwalé reached the Maroon hideout, which was under attack.

• Maroon: (I'll show you—)

Adéwalé saved the Maroons.

• Augustin: Do not let them escape. The river! Hurry. Before they bring more enemies. (Very close is not home yet.)
• Overseer: What is THAT?
• Overseer: I don't know, did you miss one?
• Overseer: Row faster!
• Overseer: Faster, idiot!
• Overseer: This is as fast as I can go!
• Overseer: Don't just sit there—shoot him! Shoot him!

Adéwalé killed the overseers and returned to the hideout.

• Adéwalé: Augustin Dieufort?

Adéwalé handed the letter from Bastienne Josèphe to Augustin.

Adéwalé giving Augustin the letter

• Augustin: (People say without doing, God does without saying.) The French governor is two-faced. Bastienne helps as she can, but (Maroon) independence is long to build. Longer now. A warrior like you would be a great asset to our cause.
• Adéwalé: With due respect, I serve a different Brotherhood. And am honor-bound to return as soon as I find the means.
• Augustin: But only the Iwa know when that will be. Meantime, I have sanctuary and weapons to share.
• Adéwalé: Perhaps our needs may align for a time. What do you need?
• Augustin: Recruits. Liberated slaves. The warriors among them join me. The others grow the community for which we fight. (Little by little, bird builds his nest.)
• Adéwalé: I suppose I might lend a hand, for a time.
• Augustin: (To give little is not cheap.) I will see that you are rewarded for whatever you can give.

Augustin handed an overseer's blunderbuss to Adéwalé.

• Augustin: Best begin soon. There is much to do.

Adéwalé left the hideout and returned to Port-au-Prince.

Outcome

Adéwalé found and saved the Maroons.

Gallery

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  Overseers attacking the Maroons
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  Adéwalé assassinating two Overseers
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  Adéwalé freeing Augustin Dieufort
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  Adéwalé pursuing the Overseers
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  Adéwalé fighting the Overseers
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  Augustin telling Adéwalé about the Maroons