Assassin's creed 4 Black flag. Sequence 12 - Just like starting over & Ending (Epilogue)

Targets: Ruggiero Ferraro, Woodes Rogers, Bartholomew Roberts, El Tiburon, Loreano Torres Ruggiero Ferraro (died May 1721) was an Italian diplomat from the city of Florence. At some point, he was marked for death by the West Indies Brotherhood of Assassins.[1] In 1721, he visited Kingston to attend a banquet organized by the former governor Woodes Rogers before his return to England, though Ferraro was contemptuous of the city and its British lords. However, he was unaware that he was being stalked by the Assassin Edward Kenway, who assassinated the diplomat from a haystack as he stopped to drink some wine. Kenway then assumed his identity in order to infiltrate the party in an attempt to assassinate Rogers. • Ferraro was voiced by Roger Craig Smith, the actor who also voiced Ezio Auditore da Firenze. The character's first name is the Italian equivalent of "Roger", while his surname can be translated as "blacksmith". Additionally, both Ezio and Ruggiero were natives of Florence. • Upon arrival at Woodes' party, Edward mispronounces Ruggiero's name when he speaks to the soldier standing guard. Woodes Rogers (c. 1679 – 1732) was an English privateer, the first Royal Governor of the Bahamas, and a member of the West Indies Rite of the Templar Order during the early 18th century. Born into a wealthy seafaring family, Rogers took to the sea as a young man. He later inherited his father's shipping company, though financial problems prompted him to become a privateer in the New World. After an eventful three-year expedition, during which he gained his trademark facial scar, Rogers returned to England in 1711. Gaining much fame and wealth thanks to his memoirs, Rogers decided to return to the sea after only two years, in part to escape his turbulent home life. From 1713 to 1714, he led a successful expedition to Madagascar to rid the island of its pirate occupants, and later attempted to do the same in the West Indies. In the process, he met Cuban governor Laureano de Torres y Ayala, who inducted Rogers into the Templar Order in 1715. In 1718, Rogers was appointed Governor of the Bahamas by King George I of Great Britain and traveled to Nassau to offer the King's pardon to its inhabitants. His mission was a success and resulted in the collapse of Nassau's nascent Pirate Republic, whereupon Rogers set about restoring order to the city. He also aided the Templars' efforts to locate the Observatory, until an attempt on his life by the Assassin Edward Kenway in 1721 left him grievously wounded. That same year, Rogers was recalled back to England by the King due to his lackluster performance as governor. His time as a Templar also came to an end, for he was expelled from the Order for his slave trading. Bankrupt and humiliated, Rogers languished in a debtor's prison for some years before attempting to rebuild his fortune and reputation. He was eventually successful and was granted a second term as Governor of the Bahamas in 1728, dying in office four years later. Bartholomew Roberts (1682 – 1722), born John Roberts, was a Welsh pirate and Sage, who raided ships in the Caribbean and on the West African coast between 1719 and 1722. El Tiburón (English: The Shark; died 1722) was the mute personal bodyguard of Laureano de Torres y Ayala, Grand Master of the Caribbean Templars. Although he was not a Templar himself, his unwavering loyalty to Torres nonetheless made him a valuable asset to the Order. Laureano de Torres y Ayala a Duadros Castellanos, marqués de Casa Torres (1645 – 1722) was a Spanish military officer who served as Governor of Florida from 1693 to 1699, and Governor of Cuba on two occasions between 1707 and 1716. Secretly, he was also a member of the Spanish Rite of the Templar Order and later became the founder and only Grand Master of the West Indies Rite, reigning from circa 1673 until his death. Inducted into the Order in his twenties, Torres was tasked by the Templar counsel to find the Observatory, an Isu site located in the Caribbean which allowed users to remotely observe people anywhere on the globe. Believing the Observatory could be used to further the Order's cause by spying on and blackmailing world leaders, Torres used his position as governor to find local allies who would aid him in the search for the site, establishing the West Indies Rite in the process. 1 - A Governor No Longer Tail an Italian diplomat and then assassinate Woodes Rogers at his own party 2 - Royal Misfortune Locate Bartholomew Roberts, and tail him into a Naval Battle that ends in his royally unfortunate demise 3 - Tainted Blood Return to the fort that once held Bonnet's sugar, in search for Loreano Torres… Only to be Ambushed by the legendary El Tiburon 4 - Ever A Splinter Return to the Observatory in a final showdown against Loreano Torres and his Templars 5 - Animus Interlude 5 You have another meeting with John from IT 6 - Epilogue Remember friends lost and return to England with your daughter