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|description = Accompany Machiavelli through [[Rome]], encountering dangers along the way. | |description = Accompany Machiavelli through [[Rome]], encountering dangers along the way. | ||
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|appearance | |appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' | ||
|type | |type = Main | ||
|previous | |previous = [[Well Executed]] | ||
|next | |next = [[Easy Come Easy Go]] | ||
|ancestor | |ancestor = [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze|Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] | ||
|location | |location = [[Rome]], [[Italy]] | ||
|date | |date = January 1500 | ||
|image = New-man-in-town-memory.png}} | |image = New-man-in-town-memory.png}} | ||
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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
[[Ezio Auditore da Firenze|Ezio]] met [[Niccolò Machiavelli]] at the [[Mausoleo di Augusto]]. They walked together through [[Rome]] discussing the [[House of Borgia|Borgia's]] influence over the city. Ezio helped alleviate the situation by assassinating [[Iacopo de Grassi]] and destroying one of the [[Borgia Towers|Borgia Tower]]s. | |||
[[Ezio Auditore da Firenze|Ezio]] met [[Niccolò Machiavelli]] at the [[Mausoleo di Augusto]]. They walked together through [[Rome]] discussing the [[House of Borgia|Borgia's]] influence over the city. Ezio helped alleviate the situation by assassinating [[Iacopo de Grassi]] and destroying one of the [[Borgia Tower]]s. | |||
==Dialogue== | ==Dialogue== | ||
[[File:New man 1.png|thumb|250px|Ezio and Niccolò talking in Rome]] | [[File:New man 1.png|thumb|250px|Ezio and Niccolò talking in Rome]] | ||
Ezio arrived at the Mausoleo Di Augusto and walked over to meet Machiavelli. | Ezio arrived at the Mausoleo Di Augusto and walked over to meet Machiavelli. | ||
* '''Machiavelli''': ''Ezio, what a surprise to see you here.'' | |||
*'''Machiavelli''': ''Ezio, what a surprise to see you here.'' | * '''Ezio''': ''I thought you had sent for me?'' | ||
*'''Ezio''': ''I thought you had sent for me?'' | * '''Machiavelli''': ''Never. News of the [[Fall of Monteriggioni|Villa attack]] has spread across the city. We were certain that you were dead.'' | ||
*'''Machiavelli''': ''Never. News of the [[Fall of Monteriggioni|Villa attack]] has spread across the city. We were certain that you were dead.'' | * '''Ezio''': ''Not yet, I am still very much alive.'' | ||
*'''Ezio''': ''Not yet, I am still very much alive.'' | * '''Machiavelli''': ''The Borgia must not discover that you escaped them. Follow me. Take care not to draw any undue attention.'' | ||
*'''Machiavelli''': ''The Borgia must not discover that you escaped them. Follow me. Take care not to draw any undue attention.'' | * '''Ezio''': ''When do I ever?'' | ||
*'''Ezio''': ''When do I ever?'' | |||
They began to walk through the street of Rome. | They began to walk through the street of Rome. | ||
*'''Machiavelli''': ''You would be wise to purchase missing equipment. You will not live long in Roma without supplies.'' | * '''Machiavelli''': ''You would be wise to purchase missing equipment. You will not live long in Roma without supplies.'' | ||
*'''Ezio''': ''I have my [[Hidden Blade|blade]].'' | * '''Ezio''': ''I have my [[Hidden Blade|blade]].'' | ||
*'''Machiavelli''': ''And the [[guards]] have their guns, courtesy of the Borgia. Fortunately, I can help you.'' | * '''Machiavelli''': ''And the [[guards]] have their guns, courtesy of the Borgia. Fortunately, I can help you.'' | ||
They stopped outside a [[Blacksmiths|Blacksmith]]. Machiavelli gave a bag of money to Ezio. | They stopped outside a [[Blacksmiths|Blacksmith]]. Machiavelli gave a bag of money to Ezio. | ||
*'''Ezio''': ''Grazie (Thank you.)'' | * '''Ezio''': ''Grazie (Thank you.)'' | ||
*'''Machiavelli''': ''While you are in my debt, perhaps you will listen to reason.'' | * '''Machiavelli''': ''While you are in my debt, perhaps you will listen to reason.'' | ||
*'''Ezio''': ''As soon as I hear some, I will let you know.'' | * '''Ezio''': ''As soon as I hear some, I will let you know.'' | ||
Ezio purchased a [[armor|Roman Spaulder]] and a [[Short | Ezio purchased a [[armor|Roman Spaulder]] and a [[Short blades|Stiletto]]. | ||
[[File: | [[File:New man 2.png|thumb|250px|Machiavelli lending Ezio some money.]] | ||
*'''Blacksmith''': ''That should do I hope... and please come back often!'' | * '''Blacksmith''': ''That should do I hope... and please come back often!'' | ||
*'''Machiavelli''': ''Bene. (Okay.) Now you can survive the journey back to [[Florence|Firenze]].'' | * '''Machiavelli''': ''Bene. (Okay.) Now you can survive the journey back to [[Florence|Firenze]].'' | ||
*'''Ezio''': ''Perhaps. But I am not going to Firenze.'' | * '''Ezio''': ''Perhaps. But I am not going to Firenze.'' | ||
*'''Machiavelli''': ''Oh?'' | * '''Machiavelli''': ''Oh?'' | ||
*'''Ezio''': ''There will be no peace until we rise up against the entire Borgia family and the [[Templars]] who serve them.'' | * '''Ezio''': ''There will be no peace until we rise up against the entire Borgia family and the [[Templars]] who serve them.'' | ||
*'''Machiavelli''': ''I do not recall such brave talk at [[Monteriggioni]].'' | * '''Machiavelli''': ''I do not recall such brave talk at [[Monteriggioni]].'' | ||
*'''Ezio''': ''How could I have known that they would find me so quickly? That they would kill [[Mario Auditore|Mario]]?'' | * '''Ezio''': ''How could I have known that they would find me so quickly? That they would kill [[Mario Auditore|Mario]]?'' | ||
*'''Machiavelli''': ''[[Rodrigo Borgia|Rodrigo]] surrounds himself with snakes and murderers. Even his daughter [[Lucrezia Borgia|Lucrezia]] has been sharpened into one of his most artful weapons. But she pales in comparison to the man behind the [[Villa Auditore|Villa]] attack. He is ambitious, ruthless and cruel beyond imagining, the laws of men mean nothing to him. He murdered [[Juan Borgia the Younger|his own brother]] to take power. He knows neither danger nor fatigue. Those who do not fall by his sword clamor to join his ranks. The powerful Orsini and Colonna families have been brought to kneel at his feet and the [[Louis XII|King of France]] stands at his side.'' | * '''Machiavelli''': ''[[Rodrigo Borgia|Rodrigo]] surrounds himself with snakes and murderers. Even his daughter [[Lucrezia Borgia|Lucrezia]] has been sharpened into one of his most artful weapons. But she pales in comparison to the man behind the [[Villa Auditore|Villa]] attack. He is ambitious, ruthless and cruel beyond imagining, the laws of men mean nothing to him. He murdered [[Juan Borgia the Younger|his own brother]] to take power. He knows neither danger nor fatigue. Those who do not fall by his sword clamor to join his ranks. The powerful Orsini and Colonna families have been brought to kneel at his feet and the [[Louis XII of France|King of France]] stands at his side.'' | ||
[[File:New man 3.png|thumb|250px|right|Machiavelli informing about the stables.]] | [[File:New man 3.png|thumb|250px|right|Machiavelli informing about the stables.]] | ||
*'''Ezio''': ''Give me his name.'' | * '''Ezio''': ''Give me his name.'' | ||
*'''Machiavelli''': ''[[Cesare Borgia|Cesare]], head of the [[Papal Guard|Papal]] armies.'' ''What does he intend to do with this power? What drives the man? That I still do not know. But, Ezio, Cesare has set his sights on all of [[Italy|Italia]], and at this rate he will have it.'' | * '''Machiavelli''': ''[[Cesare Borgia|Cesare]], head of the [[Papal Guard|Papal]] armies.'' ''What does he intend to do with this power? What drives the man? That I still do not know. But, Ezio, Cesare has set his sights on all of [[Italy|Italia]], and at this rate he will have it.'' | ||
*'''Ezio''': ''Is that admiration I hear in your voice?'' | * '''Ezio''': ''Is that admiration I hear in your voice?'' | ||
*'''Machiavelli''': ''He knows how to exercise his will. A rare virtue in the world today.'' | * '''Machiavelli''': ''He knows how to exercise his will. A rare virtue in the world today.'' | ||
They stopped near to some disused stables. | They stopped near to some disused stables. | ||
*'''Ezio''': ''Should we not travel by [[horses|horse]]? Roma is quite large.'' | * '''Ezio''': ''Should we not travel by [[horses|horse]]? Roma is quite large.'' | ||
*'''Machiavelli''': ''As Cesare’s conquests in [[Romagna]] continue to succeed and the Borgia grow in power they have taken desirable areas of the city for themselves.'' (They both look towards a tower controlled by the Borgia.) ''We cannot use the stables here.'' | * '''Machiavelli''': ''As Cesare’s conquests in [[Romagna]] continue to succeed and the Borgia grow in power they have taken desirable areas of the city for themselves.'' (They both look towards a tower controlled by the Borgia.) ''We cannot use the stables here.'' | ||
*'''Ezio''': ''Oh, the will of the Borgia is law now?'' | * '''Ezio''': ''Oh, the will of the Borgia is law now?'' | ||
*'''Machiavelli''': ''What are you implying Ezio?'' | * '''Machiavelli''': ''What are you implying Ezio?'' | ||
*'''Ezio''': ''Do not play dumb with me, Machiavelli.'' | * '''Ezio''': ''Do not play dumb with me, Machiavelli.'' | ||
*'''Machiavelli''': ''Do you have some kind of a plan?'' | * '''Machiavelli''': ''Do you have some kind of a plan?'' | ||
*'''Ezio''': ''I am improvising.'' | * '''Ezio''': ''I am improvising.'' | ||
[[File:New man 4.png|thumb|250px|right|Ezio returning after burning the tower.]] | [[File:New man 4.png|thumb|250px|right|Ezio returning after burning the tower.]] | ||
Ezio went to the foot of the tower where a Borgia Captain stood with two guards. Ezio killed the guards and threw the Captain into some nearby scaffolding, crushing him to death as it collapsed around him. Ezio then returned to Machiavelli. | Ezio went to the foot of the tower where a Borgia Captain stood with two guards. Ezio killed the guards and threw the Captain into some nearby scaffolding, crushing him to death as it collapsed around him. Ezio then returned to Machiavelli. | ||
* '''Machiavelli''': ''Just because you kill a few guards does not mean the people will grant access to the stables.'' | |||
*'''Machiavelli''': ''Just because you kill a few guards does not mean the people will grant access to the stables.'' | * '''Ezio''': ''You are right. We need to send a signal. Wait here.'' | ||
*'''Ezio''': ''You are right. We need to send a signal. Wait here.'' | |||
Ezio then scaled the Borgia Tower and upon reaching the top he ignited the whole tower. Walking back to Machiavelli, Ezio threw aside the torch. | Ezio then scaled the Borgia Tower and upon reaching the top he ignited the whole tower. Walking back to Machiavelli, Ezio threw aside the torch. | ||
* '''Machiavelli''': ''It seems the stable is now available for purchase.'' | |||
*'''Machiavelli''': ''It seems the stable is now available for purchase.'' | * '''Ezio''': ''After you.'' | ||
*'''Ezio''': ''After you.'' | |||
==Outcome== | ==Outcome== | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
* This is the only Borgia Tower that, once ignited, you do not see Ezio perform a [[Leap of Faith]] from to escape the flames. | |||
*This is the only Borgia Tower that, once ignited, you do not see Ezio perform a [[Leap of Faith]] from to escape the flames. | * Cesare did not personally murder his brother, he had [[Fiora Cavazza]] do it for him. | ||
*Cesare did not personally murder his brother, he had [[Fiora Cavazza]] do it for him. | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
Revision as of 08:34, 18 April 2012
Template:WPmemories
New Man In Town is a memory in Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood.
Description
Ezio met Niccolò Machiavelli at the Mausoleo di Augusto. They walked together through Rome discussing the Borgia's influence over the city. Ezio helped alleviate the situation by assassinating Iacopo de Grassi and destroying one of the Borgia Towers.
Dialogue
Ezio arrived at the Mausoleo Di Augusto and walked over to meet Machiavelli.
- Machiavelli: Ezio, what a surprise to see you here.
- Ezio: I thought you had sent for me?
- Machiavelli: Never. News of the Villa attack has spread across the city. We were certain that you were dead.
- Ezio: Not yet, I am still very much alive.
- Machiavelli: The Borgia must not discover that you escaped them. Follow me. Take care not to draw any undue attention.
- Ezio: When do I ever?
They began to walk through the street of Rome.
- Machiavelli: You would be wise to purchase missing equipment. You will not live long in Roma without supplies.
- Ezio: I have my blade.
- Machiavelli: And the guards have their guns, courtesy of the Borgia. Fortunately, I can help you.
They stopped outside a Blacksmith. Machiavelli gave a bag of money to Ezio.
- Ezio: Grazie (Thank you.)
- Machiavelli: While you are in my debt, perhaps you will listen to reason.
- Ezio: As soon as I hear some, I will let you know.
Ezio purchased a Roman Spaulder and a Stiletto.
- Blacksmith: That should do I hope... and please come back often!
- Machiavelli: Bene. (Okay.) Now you can survive the journey back to Firenze.
- Ezio: Perhaps. But I am not going to Firenze.
- Machiavelli: Oh?
- Ezio: There will be no peace until we rise up against the entire Borgia family and the Templars who serve them.
- Machiavelli: I do not recall such brave talk at Monteriggioni.
- Ezio: How could I have known that they would find me so quickly? That they would kill Mario?
- Machiavelli: Rodrigo surrounds himself with snakes and murderers. Even his daughter Lucrezia has been sharpened into one of his most artful weapons. But she pales in comparison to the man behind the Villa attack. He is ambitious, ruthless and cruel beyond imagining, the laws of men mean nothing to him. He murdered his own brother to take power. He knows neither danger nor fatigue. Those who do not fall by his sword clamor to join his ranks. The powerful Orsini and Colonna families have been brought to kneel at his feet and the King of France stands at his side.
- Ezio: Give me his name.
- Machiavelli: Cesare, head of the Papal armies. What does he intend to do with this power? What drives the man? That I still do not know. But, Ezio, Cesare has set his sights on all of Italia, and at this rate he will have it.
- Ezio: Is that admiration I hear in your voice?
- Machiavelli: He knows how to exercise his will. A rare virtue in the world today.
They stopped near to some disused stables.
- Ezio: Should we not travel by horse? Roma is quite large.
- Machiavelli: As Cesare’s conquests in Romagna continue to succeed and the Borgia grow in power they have taken desirable areas of the city for themselves. (They both look towards a tower controlled by the Borgia.) We cannot use the stables here.
- Ezio: Oh, the will of the Borgia is law now?
- Machiavelli: What are you implying Ezio?
- Ezio: Do not play dumb with me, Machiavelli.
- Machiavelli: Do you have some kind of a plan?
- Ezio: I am improvising.
Ezio went to the foot of the tower where a Borgia Captain stood with two guards. Ezio killed the guards and threw the Captain into some nearby scaffolding, crushing him to death as it collapsed around him. Ezio then returned to Machiavelli.
- Machiavelli: Just because you kill a few guards does not mean the people will grant access to the stables.
- Ezio: You are right. We need to send a signal. Wait here.
Ezio then scaled the Borgia Tower and upon reaching the top he ignited the whole tower. Walking back to Machiavelli, Ezio threw aside the torch.
- Machiavelli: It seems the stable is now available for purchase.
- Ezio: After you.
Outcome
The first of the Borgia Towers was burned out, sending a signal to all those who could see it, the Borgia now had someone to fear. The surrounding area was no longer under Borgia influence and buildings could now be bought and renovated by Architects.
Trivia
- This is the only Borgia Tower that, once ignited, you do not see Ezio perform a Leap of Faith from to escape the flames.
- Cesare did not personally murder his brother, he had Fiora Cavazza do it for him.
Gallery
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The Stables.
