Havana bureau
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The Havana bureau was a base of operations for the West Indies Brotherhood of Assassins, located in Havana, Cuba. In the early 1700s, it was led by Rhona Dinsmore.
History[edit | edit source]
In July 1715, the location of the bureau was exposed to the Templars by Edward Kenway, who delivered them maps detailing the whereabouts of various Assassin encampments in the Caribbean, created by the traitorous Assassin Duncan Walpole.[1] As a result, the Havana bureau suffered repeated attacks by the Spanish Army. On the advice of James Kidd, Edward went to help undo his mistake in exchange for the Templar key the agent assigned to attack the bureau was carrying. During one of the attacks in 1717, Rhona was joined by Edward and together, the pair managed to withstand the onslaught of guards.[2]
Reluctantly, Rhona agreed to team up with Edward, as she had been wounded by the troops during the last fight and was unable to conduct a proper investigation on her own. Edward was sent to Havana's marketplace to look for clues regarding a recent rash of thefts and mischief, while Rhona stayed at the bureau to do some research of her own.[3] Edward and Rhona eventually managed to assassinate Hilary Flint, eliminating the active threat to the bureau.[4]
In August 1722, Edward met with his quartermaster Anne Bonny and Rhona at the Havana bureau after his attempt to assassinate Laureano de Torres y Ayala failed due to the latter using a body double. Rhona revealed that Torres had left the city earlier that day, and Edward deduced that the Grand Master was headed to Jamaica in search of the Observatory.[5]
Gallery[edit | edit source]
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Edward and Rhona at the bureau -
Edward defending the bureau from Spanish soldiers -
Rhona, Edward, and Anne at the bureau
