Isla Faro was a small island in the Caribbean, located between Hispaniola and Cuba. Possessing tall cliffs, most of the island's dense forests were difficult to reach, save for a small beach, which was covered with bushes and palms.
In the 1730s, the beach featured a small campfire, two rowing boats, as well as some bottles of rum and other supplies, including a treasure chest. Around this time, the Assassin Adéwalé visited the island and looted the chest.
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