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|appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' | |appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' | ||
|type = Restored Memory | |type = Restored Memory | ||
|next = [[The Temple | |fullsync = Discover the location of the catacombs in under 5 minutes. | ||
|previous = [[The Ezio Auditore Affair]] | |||
|next = [[The Temple of Pythagoras]] | |||
|ancestor = [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] | |ancestor = [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] | ||
|location = [[Rome]], [[Italy]] | |location = [[Rome]], [[Italy]] | ||
|date = 1506 | |date = 1506}} | ||
'''Decoding Da Vinci''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]]'s [[Genetic memory|genetic memories]], relived by [[Desmond Miles]] in 2012 through the [[Animus]]. | |||
'''Decoding Da Vinci''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze | |||
==Description== | ==Description== | ||
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*'''Salaì:''' ''We were right!'' | *'''Salaì:''' ''We were right!'' | ||
He continued to scan the remaining paintings for more clues. | He continued to scan the remaining paintings for more clues. | ||
*'''Ezio:''' ''Found another!'' | *'''Ezio:''' ''Found another!''<br>''This one has been searched entirely.''<br>''There were two in this one as well.''<br>''I see a drawing''.<br>''Everything found.''<br>''I found one.''<br>''I found two drawings.''<br>''Got one!'' | ||
[[File:Decoding Da Vinci 3.png|250px|thumb|Ezio with the pieces of the map]] | [[File:Decoding Da Vinci 3.png|250px|thumb|Ezio with the pieces of the map]] | ||
*'''Salaì:''' ''You have finished with that one, I see.'' | *'''Salaì:''' ''You have finished with that one, I see.'' | ||
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*'''Ezio:''' ''Bring me paper and ink.'' | *'''Ezio:''' ''Bring me paper and ink.'' | ||
Ezio drew the images on sheets of paper. | Ezio drew the images on sheets of paper. | ||
*'''Salaì:''''' Is that a map? Show me the entrance.'' | *'''Salaì:''' ''Is that a map? Show me the entrance.'' | ||
*'''Ezio:''''' I must first position its pieces.'' | *'''Ezio:''' ''I must first position its pieces.'' | ||
*'''Salaì:''' ''Wait! What about the burned paintings?'' | *'''Salaì:''' ''Wait! What about the burned paintings?'' | ||
*'''Ezio:'' '''It is likely the missing parts will not be needed.'' | *'''Ezio:''' ''It is likely the missing parts will not be needed.'' | ||
*'''Salaì:''''' Care to bet on that?'' | *'''Salaì:''' ''Care to bet on that?'' | ||
*'''Ezio:''''' No.'' | *'''Ezio:''''' No.'' | ||
Ezio put together the recovered pieces of the map. | Ezio put together the recovered pieces of the map. | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*The title of this memory, Decoding Da Vinci, is most likely a reference to the famous novel by Dan Brown, ''The Da Vinci Code''. | *The title of this memory, Decoding Da Vinci, is most likely a reference to the famous novel by Dan Brown, ''The Da Vinci Code''. | ||
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==Reference== | ==Reference== | ||
*''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' | *''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' | ||
{{ACBHMemories}} | {{ACBHMemories}} | ||
[[Category:Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood memories]] | [[Category:Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood memories]] | ||
Revision as of 21:05, 3 June 2013
Decoding Da Vinci was a virtual representation of one of Ezio Auditore da Firenze's genetic memories, relived by Desmond Miles in 2012 through the Animus.
Description
Ezio Auditore returned to Leonardo's workshop after obtaining the final painting. Salaì searched every painting, but found nothing until Ezio used his gift to search the paintings. Ezio found several invisible drawings on the paintings and drew them out on paper, seeing them as pieces of a map. Ezio properly aligned the pieces and found the location to the vault.
Dialogue
Ezio entered Leonardo's workshop, where Salaì was examining one of the recovered paintings.
- Ezio: Have you found anything?
- Salaì: Nothing is there, no pages, nothing.
- Ezio: That cannot be. Something must be special about them. Think.
- Salaì: I am done thinking. These paintings are a blank slate.
- Ezio: Salaì, doesn't Leonardo conceal his research?
- Salaì: He frequently writes backwards... Ezio, he also experimented with inks, including an ink that vanishes! But we can't see invisible ink... can we? Ezio, use your gift!
- Ezio: You know about that too?
Ezio spoke to Salaì as he sat by the fireplace.
- Ezio: I am going to solve this.
- Salaì: I hope so. I cannot take much more.
- Salaì: Do you think they would hurt him? Leonardo is terrified of violence.
- Ezio: Unfortunately, this world is a violent place.
- Salaì: Don't look at me, I cannot see them.
Ezio began to search the paintings for clues.
- Ezio: There are drawings on the paintings!
- Salaì: We were right!
He continued to scan the remaining paintings for more clues.
- Ezio: Found another!
This one has been searched entirely.
There were two in this one as well.
I see a drawing.
Everything found.
I found one.
I found two drawings.
Got one!
- Salaì: You have finished with that one, I see.
- Ezio: I've found all the images. They seem to fit together.
- Salaì: Draw them already!
- Ezio: Bring me paper and ink.
Ezio drew the images on sheets of paper.
- Salaì: Is that a map? Show me the entrance.
- Ezio: I must first position its pieces.
- Salaì: Wait! What about the burned paintings?
- Ezio: It is likely the missing parts will not be needed.
- Salaì: Care to bet on that?
- Ezio: No.
Ezio put together the recovered pieces of the map.
- Ezio: Here! The entrance to the catacombs!
- Salaì: Go. Bring him back to me.
- Ezio: Hang on, old friend. I am coming.
Outcome
Ezio discovered the entrance to the catacombs and departed for them in search of his closest friend.
Trivia
- The title of this memory, Decoding Da Vinci, is most likely a reference to the famous novel by Dan Brown, The Da Vinci Code.
Gallery
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Salaì and Ezio having found no clues on the paintings -
Ezio and Salaì looking at the arranged map
