Mochizuki Chiyome (memory)

Mochizuki Chiyome was an altered representation of one of Hattori Hanzō's genetic memories, relived by a research analyst at Abstergo Entertainment through the Animus.

Dialogue

First dialogue

• Hattori: Kiyonobu!
• Kiyonobu: Ah, if it isn't the feared and famous shinobi, Hattori Hanzō. To what do I owe the honor?
• Hattori: I have come because I need information.
• Kiyonobu: Yes, information! I just received a shipment of that this morning. Now, what shelf did I store it on...
• Hattori: I have no time for your games, Kiyonobu.
• Kiyonobu: Game? This game is my business, dear ninja. And whatever this humble merchant can provide shall be yours... so long as you ask nicely.
• Hattori: I trust my coin pursue is nice enough.
• Kiyonobu: Ah ha! This is very nice, indeed! Yes, whatever it is you need, just ask.
• Hattori: What can you tell me of the noblewoman Mochizuki Chiyome?
• Kiyonobu: Certainly you mean the nobleman, Mochizuki Nobumasa, a lord of the Takeda. Wasn't he put down by Oda Nobunaga's rifles at Nagashino? Then again, so were myriad others...
• Hattori: I meant what I said. While the husband was out playing war, the wife was at home raising an army of her own.
• Kiyonobu: My, my, what a curious bit of information. I should be paying you!
• Hattori: You should be telling me what you know so that I may end her life without having to end yours first.
• Kiyonobu: Fine, fine. I have heard she seldom leaves her residence in Shinano, and I have also heard that her skill in the ninja arts rivals even those of the great Hattori Hanzo.
• Hattori: We shall see about that.
• Kiyonobu: Yes, though it hardly matters. She will know you are coming long before you arrive, and you will find yourself without a head the moment you enter the city.
• Hattori: What do you mean?
• Kiyonobu: Students of Chiyome are everywhere, but you will find none of them. They take on the guise of couriers, shrine maidens, prostitutes... not that I would know anything about that...
• Hattori: Of course you wouldn't.
• Kiyonobu: Her spies report everything they see, making her even more well informed than I, sadly. She almost assuredly knows you target her, and will be prepared.
• Hattori: I know how to remain unseen.
• Kiyonobu: I was simply offering a warning. I did not expect you to heed it.
• Hattori: Very well. If word of this conversation leaves this room...
• Kiyonobu: Yes, yes, confidentiality and anonymity and the like. Your wallet was fat enough to ensure that.
• Hattori: Good. Then I take my leave.
• Kiyonobu: And I bemoan the fact that our relation has come to an end, just when it was becoming profitable for me. Enjoy what little remains of your life, ninja.

Fail

• Chiyome: You are brave but foolish, Hanzō. You could not have hoped to defeat me in my own home.
• Hattori: And you are more cunning than I thought. I will not underestimate you next time.
• Chiyome: What's this? A compliment? Careful, Hanzō. You might sour your reputation.

Reference

• Assassin's Creed: Memories

Assassin's Creed: Memories memories
Missions
Third Crusade
Teutonic Captain - Tamir - Sibrand - Robert de Sablé - Al Mualim
Mongol Empire
Alexander Nevsky - Ilkhanate Captain - Jochi Khan - Hülegü Khan - Ögedei Khan
Renaissance Italy
Papal Guard - Charles de la Motte - Emilio Barbarigo - Juan Borgia - Cesare Borgia
Sengoku Period
Ashigaru Kashira - Shima Sakon - Mochizuki Chiyome - Mōri Motonari - Oda Nobunaga
Golden Age of Piracy
Laurens Prins - El Tiburón - Benjamin Hornigold - Bartholomew Roberts - Laureano de Torres y Ayala
Colonial America
British Officer - William Johnson - Benjamin Church - Charles Lee - Haytham Kenway
Events
Empire of the Great Khan - Last Days of the Taikō