So, you're probably wondering about timelines. This is obviously set after the Tea Party, but for the purposes of storytelling, Johnson's assassination mission doesn't happen, and the Battle of Bunker Hill happens later (as in, after sequence 8). So, just assume your favourite homesteaders are at Davenport and that all assassin recruits have been... er, recruited.
Eh, I never pay attention to the dates. There is a 6 month gap between the Tea Party and Johnson's assassination. So they could have grabbed him at any time between then. Connor should already be known as the infamous assassin having eliminated Templar agents, at 16-17 he was already Captain of the Aquila and blew up one of their Forts that was threatening Martha's Vinyard (if you did the Naval Missions).
The ale is stronger than he'd thought, better quality. Or maybe that's the drink talking. It would say nice things about itself, wouldn't it?
Drunk Haytham is awesome. I love how your characterize both Haytham and Connor and given them both a witty sense of humor (Still wish Connor had asked about the chickens or maybe the turkey recruit in his letter... but of course Haytham would probably think that's a code or something). I'm glad he feels some guilt and eagerly anticipating his reaction will be when he finds out Connor is his son (and that he broke him).
Re: FILL 16/? (An Interlude)
Eh, I never pay attention to the dates. There is a 6 month gap between the Tea Party and Johnson's assassination. So they could have grabbed him at any time between then. Connor should already be known as the infamous assassin having eliminated Templar agents, at 16-17 he was already Captain of the Aquila and blew up one of their Forts that was threatening Martha's Vinyard (if you did the Naval Missions).
The ale is stronger than he'd thought, better quality. Or maybe that's the drink talking. It would say nice things about itself, wouldn't it?
Drunk Haytham is awesome. I love how your characterize both Haytham and Connor and given them both a witty sense of humor (Still wish Connor had asked about the chickens or maybe the turkey recruit in his letter... but of course Haytham would probably think that's a code or something). I'm glad he feels some guilt and eagerly anticipating his reaction will be when he finds out Connor is his son (and that he broke him).
Please update soon!