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The Louisiana Brotherhood of Assassins, also known as the Assassin Brotherhood of New Orleans, was a Guild of the Assassin Brotherhood founded by the Assassin Mentor Agaté after the death of his own Mentor, François Mackandal, and the collapse of the Saint-Domingue Brotherhood. Their primary goal was to eliminate Templar control in the colonies of New Spain, but Agaté's relocation was mainly motivated by his hunt for his former lover Jeanne, who had stolen the Prophecy Disks from him and found refuge in New Orleans.

History[]

Foundation[]

In 1758, after the execution of the Saint-Dominigue Brotherhood's Mentor, François Mackandal, by the Templars, the branch nearly dissolved. In the wake of this defeat, one of Mackandal's apprentices, Agaté, left Saint-Domingue in pursuit of his former lover, Jeanne, who had stolen the prized Prophecy Disks from him. Having learned that Jeanne had settled in New Orleans, he arrived in Louisiana, only to lose track of his quarry as Jeanne had speedily fled Louisiana upon hearing that Agaté was nearby. Since Jeanne had a daughter, Aveline de Grandpré, who she had left behind, Agaté decided to stay in New Orleans to protect her. In 1759, Aveline, who got in trouble after rescuing slaves, was saved by Agaté. Seeing Aveline's potential and her desire for justice and freedom, Agaté took her as an apprentice and inducted her in the Assassin Brotherhood after months of training. The same year, Gérald Blanc, a friend of Aveline, was also recruited by Agaté to serve as a spy and a logistician for the brotherhood. They then established a network of servants through the city to uncover the Templars' schemes.[1]

Investigating the disapearing slaves[]

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Aveline and Gerald, the only two Assassins of New Orleans

In 1765, slaves in the New Orleans began to disappear and Aveline investigated on the matter. Her investigation led her to Rafael Joaquín de Ferrer, a notable Templar who worked with the French governor of Louisiana Jean-Jacques Blaise d'Abbadie. Infiltrated the Governor's Mansion, Aveline learned that Abbadie gave slaves as workers for the Templar known as the Compagny Man. In exchange the Templars would keep the colony French. After the depart of de Ferrer, Aveline killed the governor and leave the mansion.[1]

The Eve of Saint John[]

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Agaté giving a blowpipe to kill Mackandal impostor

In 1766, Agaté learned that a person who impersonated François Mackandal tried to take over the smuggling operations in the Bayou. He send Aveline to discover who was the impostor. During her inverstigation, Aveline saved the smugglers Élise Lafleur and Roussillon who were attacked by Mackandal's followers. With their help, she discovered that Mackandal prepared a sacred ceremony at the Eve of Saint John. The Houngan of San Danje gave her the localization of the ceremony but also an antidote to Mackandal's poison. At the ceremony, Aveline uncovered the truth: Mackandal was in fact Baptiste, a former Assassin and apprentice of Mackandal, who worked for de Ferrer. Baptiste planned to poison the nobles of New Orleans to avenge the death of the slaves of Saint-Domingue and also to be inducted in the Templar Order. Aveline engaged Baptiste but she was poisoned by the former Assassin. Thanks to the antidote of the houngan, Aveline survived and killed Baptiste.[1]

Louisiana Rebellion[]

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Aveline and Gerald stealing a gunpowder carriage

After Jean-Jacques Blaise d'Abbadie's death, the post of governor was taken by the Templar Antonio de Ulloa. In 1768, the new governor placed strict trade laws and restrictions over the colony in order to benefit the Templar Order. Then the French Creoles rebelled against the Spanish governor. Aveline, who continued to investigate on slaves disparition, decided to interrogate Ulloa to know where the slaves were send. Aveline incented the population to a massive riot, thereby Ulloa would left La Balize. With Gerald, she stole gunpowder which exploded during their escape and later she sank Spanish ships. When Ulloa decided to leave Louisiana, Agaté tasked Aveline to assassinated the governor to prove her loyalty. But Aveline spared Ulloa's life and the Templar gave her the information that the slaves were brought to a work camp in Chichen Itza and also a lens used to decipher encoded Templar documents. After revealing to Agaté she spared Ulloa, the Mentor forbade her to go to Mexico, but Aveline ignored his order and embarked as a slave in a Templar ship to Chichen Itza.[1]

Searching the Prophecy Disks[]

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Aveline meeting her mother

In 1769, Aveline reached Chichen Itza and discoverd that the slaves worked and live freely on the excavation site and in exchange the Templars protected them. But in fact De Ferrer brutalized every worker who didn't followed orders. Aveline explored the camp and discovered clues that her mother was there. In her diary, Aveline found a map of a Isu Temple under the site. In the Temple, the Assassin found a part of the Prophecy Disks, a Pieces of Eden, but de Ferrer and his men entered in the Temple by exploding a wall. The Templar asked for the artefact but Aveline killed him and his guards and escaped from the collapsing Temple which was fragilized by the explosion. Aveline left Chichen Itza after her mother rejected her after she discovered her daughter was an Assassin.[1]

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Agaté explaining his plan

In 1771, Aveline returned to New Orleans. Gerald learned her that a faction of rogue Spanish soldiers the bayou. During her investigation she discovered that a Templar named Vázquez bribing Spanish soldiers to take over the bayou. Aveline prevented Agaté fearing that he was targeted by the Templars. After an argument, Aveline revealed she had a Prophecy Disk but Agaté demanded to hide the artefact. After that, the Mentor and his apprentice scared the soldiers by poisoning them to make them believe they were under a voodoo curse. Later, with the help of the bayou's smugglers, Aveline stealing supplies from Vasquez's ship and found a document ordered to reclaim the work site of Chichen Itza. Then Aveline decided to go to Mexico.[1]

In 1772, Aveline arrived to Chichen Itza. The Assassin met her mother who decided to help her to find the second Prophecy Disks to force the Templars to leave the place. With her map, Aveline reached the artefact. After Aveline proposed to her mother to returned to New Orleans but Jeanne decided to stay to survey the community in Chichen Itza. Aveline accepted her mother choice, promised to remain in contact with her and returned to New Orleans.[1]

Hunting the Company Man[]

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Aveline with Ratonhnhaké:ton in New York

In 1776, Aveline resumed her quest to uncover the identity of the Company Man. With the war between the Colonies and the British Crown, the Governor of Louisiana supplied the Patriots via the smugglers of the bayou. But Vázquez send soldiers to attack the smugglers but Aveline defended them. Believing Vázquez was the Compagny Man, Aveline decided to kill him. During a night ball, Aveline infiltrated the party and killed Vázquez. In his last moment, the Templar revealed that he was not the Company Man. In fact the Company Man was a woman.[1]

In 1777, Gerald learned with the help of the Colonial Assassins, that a Loyalist officer named Davidson worked for the Company Man. Aveline went to New York to find him. With the Assassin Ratonhnhaké:ton, Aveline infiltrated a fort where Davidson was hiding. There she discovered that Davidson was in fact George, a slave she helped flee Louisiana a year before. George tried to escape but Aveline shot on the gunpowder on his carriage which exploded. Mortally wounded, George revealed the identity of the Company Man: Madeleine de L'Isle, Aveline's stepmother.[1]

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Agaté commiting suicide

Returned in New Orleans, Aveline confronted Madeleine. Her step mother recognized she was the Company Man but revealed she knew for a long time that Aveline was an Assassin. Madeleine insisted on the fact she loves her as a child and that she let her lived to eliminate unethical members of the Templars. Madeleine asked to Aveline to join the Templar Order and to kill her mentor to prove her new allegiance. Aveline went to her mentor's safehouse to organize a plan to lure the Templars. But Agaté believed that his apprentice betrayed the Brotherhood and decided to kill her using hallucinogenic gases. Aveline defeated her mentor and spared his life but Agaté refused considering it was a fate worst than death and committed suicide.[1]

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Aveline dicovering the message of the Prophecy Disk

In the Saint Paul Cathedral, Aveline brought Agaté's necklace as a proof she killed her mentor to Madeleine and also the two Prophecy Disks. Then Madeleine inducted her step-daughter to the Templar Order and reunited the two disks but failed to understand the message it contained. She realized it was missing another artefact: the Heart of the Brotherhood, which was given to Aveline as a pendant by her mother years earlier. Madeleine ordered her followers to kill Aveline but the Assassin killed her and the other Templars. Aveline understood that Madeleine forced her mother to flew New Orleans and also poisoned her father. Madeleine was adamant that her actions had been for the good of humanity and Aveline finished her. Using the Heart, Aveline discovered the message of the Prophecy Disks: the election of Eve as the leader of the humans during the Human-Isu War. Afterward, Gerald arrived and Aveline said to him that it was done.[1]

American Civil War[]

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Abstergo Madrid's collage of Callum's Louisianan Assassin ancestry

Around the time of the American Civil War, Callum Lynch had several Assassins ancestors from Louisiana who fought in the war.[2]

Members[]

American Revolutionary War

Allies and puppets[]

American Revolutionary War

Appearances[]

References[]

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