Chiyoda's Last Moments

During the Battle of Cape Engaño on October 25, 1944, Chiyoda was assigned together with the remaining operation fleet carriers to the Northern Force commanded by Vice Admrial Ozawa Jisaburo, their objective is to lure the 3rd Fleet away from the 7th Fleet so that the Center Force could penetrate easily through San Bernardino Strait and annihilate the amphibious invasion force on Leyte Gulf. Chiyoda was crippled by four bombs from TF-38 aircraft from the last waves of attacks. Hyuuga attempted to tow Chiyoda but was prevented by the third wave of aircraft, then Isuzu attempted to towed the crippled carrier but the heavy presence of enemy aircraft overwhelm her, Isuzu was forced to retreat after three attempts to rescue Chiyoda. Then the damaged Chiyoda was approached by a surface fleet composed of 2 heavy cruisers, 2 light cruisers, and 9 destroyers, Chiyoda stubbornly returned fire but she was shelled repeatedly until she rolled onto her beam ends and sank. No survivors were permitted to be rescue, Chiyoda's 1,470 crew all perished including her captain, CO. Jyo Eiichiro.

I think Chiyoda would suffer from some major PTSD because of the event of that day; PTSD manifests itself in her dreams/nightmares.

"Chitose-onee... watch out... ah... A dream?" - AV Chiyoda's Secretary line 2