In Assassin's Creed Liberation, which female Assassin operates in 18th-century Louisiana?

Aveline de Grandpré is the female Assassin who operates in 18th-century Louisiana in Assassin's Creed Liberation.

Aveline is a woman of French and African heritage from New Orleans. The game follows her activities against Templars and slavers in Louisiana between 1765 and 1780, placing her story alongside the broader colonial-era setting associated with Assassin's Creed III.

Liberation introduced a disguise system built around three identities: Aveline's Assassin outfit, her formal lady persona and a slave persona. Each identity gives her different social access and abilities, making disguise choice an important part of the gameplay rather than a simple cosmetic feature.

Aveline is distinct from later women Assassins such as Shao Jun, who appears in 16th-century China, and Lydia Frye, who appears in Victorian England. Liberation was first released for the PlayStation Vita in 2012 and was later remastered for other platforms.