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Back at Grantebridge, Eivor and the three advisors interrogated an Anglo-Saxon captain on Wigmund's whereabouts. The soldier caved under threat of torture, revealing Wigmund was on the [[Isle of Ely]]. Before he could say another word, Galinn executed him, confusing the rest of the group. Inside the Grantebridge longhouse, Soma had Eivor identify the traitor within her midst. Conducting a thorough investigation, Eivor expressed her thoughts on each advisor.<ref name="The Stench of Treachery">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[The Stench of Treachery]]</ref>
Back at Grantebridge, Eivor and the three advisors interrogated an Anglo-Saxon captain on Wigmund's whereabouts. The soldier caved under threat of torture, revealing Wigmund was on the [[Isle of Ely]]. Before he could say another word, Galinn executed him, confusing the rest of the group. Inside the Grantebridge longhouse, Soma had Eivor identify the traitor within her midst. Conducting a thorough investigation, Eivor expressed her thoughts on each advisor.<ref name="The Stench of Treachery">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[The Stench of Treachery]]</ref>

Traveling to [[Utbech]] and Meldeburne, Eivor gathered evidence. A witness had seen someone running from the outskirts of the city to the river, although their face was obscured by fog. A letter was also found, meant for Saxon forces, ordering them not to attack any ship painted yellow, the color of Galinn's ship. There were also footprints near the underground entrance, painted with a yellow mark. Returning to Grantebridge, Eivor told Soma who she thought the traitor was. After the ''jarlskona'' executed the traitor, Eivor and Soma planned their attack on the Isle of Ely. In a vision, Odin reflected on the fact that Soma tried to be a leader and a friend, as she was unburdened from the bonds she created. <ref name="The Stench of Treachery"/>
Traveling to [[Utbech]] and Meldeburne, Eivor gathered evidence. A witness had seen someone running from the outskirts of the city to the river, although their face was obscured by fog. A letter was also found, meant for Saxon forces, ordering them not to attack any ship painted yellow, the color of Galinn's ship. There were also footprints near the underground entrance, painted with a yellow mark. Returning to Grantebridge, Eivor told Soma who she thought the traitor was. After the ''jarlskona'' executed the traitor, Eivor and Soma planned their attack on the Isle of Ely. In a vision, Odin reflected on the fact that Soma tried to be a leader and a friend, as she was unburdened from the bonds she created.<ref name="The Stench of Treachery"/>

[[File:ACV An Island of Eels 6.png|thumb|250px|Eivor holding Wigmund's Order medallion]]
[[File:ACV An Island of Eels 6.png|thumb|250px|Eivor holding Wigmund's Order medallion]]

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Beonton next led Eivor and Halfdan to the [[Petuaria Ruins]], where they found Halfdan's stolen goods as well as a [[Book of Knowledge]]. As the two Vikings left the ruins, they were greeted by Ulf and his men, who revealed that they had taken Halfdan's tribute but claimed it was a gift from Faravid. When Halfdan informed them of Olav's death, Ulf admitted that he had killed the scout after mistaking him for a thief, and asked for Eivor's help to make their ''jarl'' see reason. In the end, however, Halfdan executed Ulf for his apparent betrayal and dismissed Eivor, telling her to continue her investigation into Faravid.<ref name="Road to Hamartia"/>
Beonton next led Eivor and Halfdan to the [[Petuaria Ruins]], where they found Halfdan's stolen goods as well as a [[Book of Knowledge]]. As the two Vikings left the ruins, they were greeted by Ulf and his men, who revealed that they had taken Halfdan's tribute but claimed it was a gift from Faravid. When Halfdan informed them of Olav's death, Ulf admitted that he had killed the scout after mistaking him for a thief, and asked for Eivor's help to make their ''jarl'' see reason. In the end, however, Halfdan executed Ulf for his apparent betrayal and dismissed Eivor, telling her to continue her investigation into Faravid.<ref name="Road to Hamartia"/>

Eivo found a drunk Faravid at a camp near Jorvik, which the latter revealed to be the first settlement established by him and Halfdan when they, alongside Ivarr and Ubba, had fought King [[Ælla of Northumbria]]. Faravid then challenged his friend to a horse race, which Eivor accepted and drank to make the conditions fair. The two proceeded to race to Jorvik, where Faravid hoped to gain the support of King Ricsige for his planned assault of Magnis Fortress. <ref name="This Son of Jorvik">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[Road to Hamartia]]</ref>
Eivo found a drunk Faravid at a camp near Jorvik, which the latter revealed to be the first settlement established by him and Halfdan when they, alongside Ivarr and Ubba, had fought King [[Ælla of Northumbria]]. Faravid then challenged his friend to a horse race, which Eivor accepted and drank to make the conditions fair. The two proceeded to race to Jorvik, where Faravid hoped to gain the support of King Ricsige for his planned assault of Magnis Fortress.<ref name="This Son of Jorvik">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[Road to Hamartia]]</ref>

After Ricsige denied Eivor and Faravid's request for aid, since they did not have Halfdan's direct orders, the two turned to Eivor's friend Hjorr Halfsson for assistance. Eivor found Hjorr and his wife Ljufvina facing a group of protesters and lent her aid when the confrontation turned violent, helping her friends defeat the protesters. She then informed them of her plan to forge an order from Halfdan and the couple agreed to help.<ref name="This Son of Jorvik"/>
After Ricsige denied Eivor and Faravid's request for aid, since they did not have Halfdan's direct orders, the two turned to Eivor's friend Hjorr Halfsson for assistance. Eivor found Hjorr and his wife Ljufvina facing a group of protesters and lent her aid when the confrontation turned violent, helping her friends defeat the protesters. She then informed them of her plan to forge an order from Halfdan and the couple agreed to help.<ref name="This Son of Jorvik"/>

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Eivor reported to Alfred and Goodwin at [[The Nun's Minster]]. After watching an exchange between Alfred and a young girl, the king mentioned that Eivor had caused chaos in Wincestre. The three then discussed the Quill, who had been reaching out to the children of the city. Eivor decided to speak with several children in the hopes they would lead her to her target, to which Goodwin advised her to try not to scare them. In response, Eivor, while looking at Alfred, stated that she could not promise anything as Norse people like herself were the "monsters" of bedtime stories told by Anglo-Saxon mothers to their children.<ref name="Plucking the Quill">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[Plucking the Quill]]</ref>
Eivor reported to Alfred and Goodwin at [[The Nun's Minster]]. After watching an exchange between Alfred and a young girl, the king mentioned that Eivor had caused chaos in Wincestre. The three then discussed the Quill, who had been reaching out to the children of the city. Eivor decided to speak with several children in the hopes they would lead her to her target, to which Goodwin advised her to try not to scare them. In response, Eivor, while looking at Alfred, stated that she could not promise anything as Norse people like herself were the "monsters" of bedtime stories told by Anglo-Saxon mothers to their children.<ref name="Plucking the Quill">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[Plucking the Quill]]</ref>

After Alfred and Goodwin left, Eivor noticed the young girl who had been with the king moments before. After speaking with her, Eivor followed the girl to a nearby area with several other children. There, she found a boy being questioned by a guard. Eivor dealt with the guard and spoke with the boy, who had been stealing apples. Eivor questioned the boy about the Quill and was recommended to find [[Aelwyn]] and [[Wigbert]]. <ref name="Plucking the Quill"/>
After Alfred and Goodwin left, Eivor noticed the young girl who had been with the king moments before. After speaking with her, Eivor followed the girl to a nearby area with several other children. There, she found a boy being questioned by a guard. Eivor dealt with the guard and spoke with the boy, who had been stealing apples. Eivor questioned the boy about the Quill and was recommended to find [[Aelwyn]] and [[Wigbert]].<ref name="Plucking the Quill"/>

Nearby, Eivor found the two children setting fire to a haystack with two guards approaching them. The two kids ran off, with the guards following in pursuit. Eivor eventually found Aelwyn, who had escaped the guards. Eivor spoke with the girl and was later joined by Wigbert before two thugs approached the children, accusing them of thievery. Eivor defeated the thugs, who Aelwyn revealed to be the Quill's men. The two children then assured Eivor that they were not working for the Quill, and gave her a key before directing her to the sewers.<ref name="Plucking the Quill"/>
Nearby, Eivor found the two children setting fire to a haystack with two guards approaching them. The two kids ran off, with the guards following in pursuit. Eivor eventually found Aelwyn, who had escaped the guards. Eivor spoke with the girl and was later joined by Wigbert before two thugs approached the children, accusing them of thievery. Eivor defeated the thugs, who Aelwyn revealed to be the Quill's men. The two children then assured Eivor that they were not working for the Quill, and gave her a key before directing her to the sewers.<ref name="Plucking the Quill"/>

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	====The Lost Drengir of Ragnar Lothbrok====		====The Lost Drengir of Ragnar Lothbrok====
	[[File:ACV Nokkfylla Shine-Eye's Final Moments.png\|250px\|thumb\|Eivor standing in front of a defeated Nokkfylla]]		[[File:ACV Nokkfylla Shine-Eye's Final Moments.png\|250px\|thumb\|Eivor standing in front of a defeated Nokkfylla]]
	During Eivor's adventures, she encountered the [[Lost Drengir of Ragnar Lothbrok]], six elite Vikings that served the legendary Ragnar Lothbrok. Northeast of Fornburg, Eivor met her first Lost Drengir, [[Erik Loyalskull]], and challenged him in [[Hildesvini's Crag]], in Rygjafylke, northeast of Fornburg. Eivor defeated the Viking and sent him to Valhalla. In East Anglia, northeast of Northwic, Eivor found and challenged [[Thor the Fish Monger]], successfully defeating him as well. In Eurviscire, Eivor defeated [[Gotafrid Fairrobes]] south of the [[Cnuic Fhada Ruins]], and [[Nokkfylla Shine-Eye]] at [[Brunton Turret]] along [[Hadrian's Wall]]. In Snotinghamscire, Eivor killed [[Skegjold Frenzy-Seeker]] in [[Thynghowe]], and lastly, the shieldmaiden fought and killed [[Orwig Neverdeath]] north of Arlekstad in Hordafylke.<ref name="The Lost Drengir of Ragnar Lothbrok">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' - [[The Lost Drengir of Ragnar Lothbrok]]</ref>		During Eivor's adventures, she encountered the [[Lost Drengir of Ragnar Lothbrok]], six elite Vikings that served the legendary Ragnar Lothbrok. Northeast of Fornburg, Eivor met her first Lost Drengir, [[Erik Loyalskull]], and challenged him in [[Hildesvini's Crag]], in Rygjafylke, northeast of Fornburg. Eivor defeated the Viking and sent him to Valhalla. In East Anglia, northeast of Northwic, Eivor found and challenged [[Thor the Fish Monger]], successfully defeating him as well. In Eurviscire, Eivor defeated [[Gotafrid Fairrobes]] south of the [[Cnuic Fhada Ruins]], and [[Nokkfylla Shine-Eye]] at [[Brunton Turret]] along [[Hadrian's Wall]]. In Snotinghamscire, Eivor killed [[Skegjold Frenzy-Seeker]] in [[Thynghowe]], and lastly, the shieldmaiden fought and killed [[Orwig Neverdeath]] north of Arlekstad in Hordafylke.<ref name="The Lost Drengir of Ragnar Lothbrok">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[The Lost Drengir of Ragnar Lothbrok]]</ref>

	After killing all of Ragnar's lieutenants, Eivor acquired a scroll recalling Ragnar Lothbrok's death. She then traveled to the location of his death, east of Jorvik, and found the snake pit in which the legendary Viking was killed. Eivor dropped down into the pit and killed the snakes, finding the cage that he had been held in. Eivor reimagined the scene, with Ragnar angry at King Aella, and the Ragnar's Drengir arriving too late to save him. Eivor then found a shiny glint in the soil. She bent down and brushed off the dirt to find [[Drengiligr]], Ragnar's weapon forged from [[Damascus steel]]. Eivor took the seax and left.<ref name="The Lost Drengir of Ragnar Lothbrok"/>		After killing all of Ragnar's lieutenants, Eivor acquired a scroll recalling Ragnar Lothbrok's death. She then traveled to the location of his death, east of Jorvik, and found the snake pit in which the legendary Viking was killed. Eivor dropped down into the pit and killed the snakes, finding the cage that he had been held in. Eivor reimagined the scene, with Ragnar angry at King Aella, and the Ragnar's Drengir arriving too late to save him. Eivor then found a shiny glint in the soil. She bent down and brushed off the dirt to find [[Drengiligr]], Ragnar's weapon forged from [[Damascus steel]]. Eivor took the seax and left.<ref name="The Lost Drengir of Ragnar Lothbrok"/>

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	Born to the nobles [[Rosta]] and [[Varin]], who pledged allegiance to ''jarl'' [[Styrbjorn Sigvaldisson]] of the [[Raven Clan]], Eivor was adopted into Styrbjorn's house following her parents' deaths during a raid on [[Heillboer]] by [[Kjotve the Cruel]] and the [[Wolf Clan]]. Raised alongside Styrbjorn's son [[Sigurd Styrbjornsson\|Sigurd]], Eivor spent much of her youth seeking to gain glory and eliminate Kjotve to avenge her parents.		Born to the nobles [[Rosta]] and [[Varin]], who pledged allegiance to ''jarl'' [[Styrbjorn Sigvaldisson]] of the [[Raven Clan]], Eivor was adopted into Styrbjorn's house following her parents' deaths during a raid on [[Heillboer]] by [[Kjotve the Cruel]] and the [[Wolf Clan]]. Raised alongside Styrbjorn's son [[Sigurd Styrbjornsson\|Sigurd]], Eivor spent much of her youth seeking to gain glory and eliminate Kjotve to avenge her parents.

	As an adult, Eivor would frequently raid settlements affiliated with Kjotve while Sigurd sailed around [[Europe]]. Following her brother's return to Norway in 872, Eivor met the [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]] [[Basim ~~Ibn~~ Ishaq]] and [[Hytham]] and was gifted a [[Hidden Blade]], which she used in combat against her enemies. After killing Kjotve and taking his lands with assistance from the army of [[Guthorm the Wise]], Eivor followed Sigurd to England after Styrbjorn ceded his kingdom to King [[Harald Fairhair]], a decision opposed by many of the Raven Clan, including Eivor and Sigurd.		As an adult, Eivor would frequently raid settlements affiliated with Kjotve while Sigurd sailed around [[Europe]]. Following her brother's return to Norway in 872, Eivor met the [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]] [[Basim ibn Ishaq]] and [[Hytham]] and was gifted a [[Hidden Blade]], which she used in combat against her enemies. After killing Kjotve and taking his lands with assistance from the army of [[Guthorm the Wise]], Eivor followed Sigurd to England after Styrbjorn ceded his kingdom to King [[Harald Fairhair]], a decision opposed by many of the Raven Clan, including Eivor and Sigurd.

	Eivor and her clan settled in [[Leicestershire\|Ledecestrescire]], establishing the settlement of [[Ravensthorpe]], and spent the next few years building her settlement and securing alliances with the various [[Heptarchy\|kingdoms]] within England. These alliances included the [[Great Summer Army]], the [[Sons of Ragnar]], and the [[Clan Hemmingsons]]. She also helped Hytham in ridding England of the [[Order of the Ancients]] with aid secretly provided by King [[Alfred the Great\|Alfred]] of [[Wessex]], indirectly leading to the formation of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]]. During this time, Eivor slowly became aware of her nature as Odin's reincarnation by exploring visions of her past life with the help of Ravensthorpe's seeress [[Valka]], and came to reject Odin's influence.		Eivor and her clan settled in [[Leicestershire\|Ledecestrescire]], establishing the settlement of [[Ravensthorpe]], and spent the next few years building her settlement and securing alliances with the various [[Heptarchy\|kingdoms]] within England. These alliances included the [[Great Summer Army]], the [[Sons of Ragnar]], and the [[Clan Hemmingsons]]. She also helped Hytham in ridding England of the [[Order of the Ancients]] with aid secretly provided by King [[Alfred the Great\|Alfred]] of [[Wessex]], indirectly leading to the formation of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]]. During this time, Eivor slowly became aware of her nature as Odin's reincarnation by exploring visions of her past life with the help of Ravensthorpe's seeress [[Valka]], and came to reject Odin's influence.
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	Waiting for the end of Styrbjorn's meeting, Eivor explored Fornburg and greeted her clasmen. She taught archery to the tattooist [[Tove]], who granted her a new tattoo design in exchange for an archery lesson, challenged the brewer [[Tekla]] in a drinking game and improved her [[flyting]] skills with the ''skald'' [[Alvis]]. Eivor then visited [[Svend]], Tove's mentor, who made the tattoo given by Tove for Eivor. Talking to the blacksmith [[Gunnar]], Eivor handed over her father's axe to be sharpened. As she learned that the blacksmith's wife left him, Eivor tried to comfort her friend.<ref name="Family Matters">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[Family Matters]]</ref>		Waiting for the end of Styrbjorn's meeting, Eivor explored Fornburg and greeted her clasmen. She taught archery to the tattooist [[Tove]], who granted her a new tattoo design in exchange for an archery lesson, challenged the brewer [[Tekla]] in a drinking game and improved her [[flyting]] skills with the ''skald'' [[Alvis]]. Eivor then visited [[Svend]], Tove's mentor, who made the tattoo given by Tove for Eivor. Talking to the blacksmith [[Gunnar]], Eivor handed over her father's axe to be sharpened. As she learned that the blacksmith's wife left him, Eivor tried to comfort her friend.<ref name="Family Matters">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[Family Matters]]</ref>

	As Styrbjorn's meeting ended, Eivor met the king, who chastised her for her actions against Kjotve while she accused him of being too careful. Their argument was interrupted by a horn indicating the arrival of Sigurd.<ref name="Family Matters"/> Welcoming her brother at the dock, Sigurd introduced to her to his new friends: the [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]] [[Basim ~~Ibn~~ Ishaq]] and [[Hytham]], whom he had encountered in [[Constantinople]]. Joining their father, they decided to prepare a feast for Sigurd's return. During the feast, while Sigurd recounted his adventures, Eivor argued with Styrbjorn about his son's choice to bring wealth instead of defending Fornburg. She also talked with Randvi, who did nott know if the long separation from her husband had broken their relationship. Eivor interrogated Basim and Hytham about their country and why they followed Sigurd.<ref name="The Prodigal Prince">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[The Prodigal Prince]]</ref>		As Styrbjorn's meeting ended, Eivor met the king, who chastised her for her actions against Kjotve while she accused him of being too careful. Their argument was interrupted by a horn indicating the arrival of Sigurd.<ref name="Family Matters"/> Welcoming her brother at the dock, Sigurd introduced to her to his new friends: the [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]] [[Basim ibn Ishaq]] and [[Hytham]], whom he had encountered in [[Constantinople]]. Joining their father, they decided to prepare a feast for Sigurd's return. During the feast, while Sigurd recounted his adventures, Eivor argued with Styrbjorn about his son's choice to bring wealth instead of defending Fornburg. She also talked with Randvi, who did nott know if the long separation from her husband had broken their relationship. Eivor interrogated Basim and Hytham about their country and why they followed Sigurd.<ref name="The Prodigal Prince">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[The Prodigal Prince]]</ref>

	[[File:ACV The Prodigal Prince 12.png\|thumb\|left\|250px\|Eivor being gifted the Hidden Blade]]		[[File:ACV The Prodigal Prince 12.png\|thumb\|left\|250px\|Eivor being gifted the Hidden Blade]]

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	'''Eivor Varinsdottir''' ({{Wiki\|Younger Futhark\|Runic}}: ᛅᛁᚢᛅᚱ; born 847), renowned as the '''Wolf-Kissed''', was a [[Vikings\|Viking]] [[shieldmaiden]] and ''[[jarl]]skona'' from [[Norway]] who [[raid]]ed in what would later become [[England]] during the late 9th century. She was the [[human]] [[~~Reborn~~ Isu\|incarnation]] of the [[Isu]] [[Odin]], the chief of the [[Æsir]] who was revered as a god in Germanic and [[Norse mythology]].		'''Eivor Varinsdottir''' ({{Wiki\|Younger Futhark\|Runic}}: ᛅᛁᚢᛅᚱ; born 847), renowned as the '''Wolf-Kissed''', was a [[Vikings\|Viking]] [[shieldmaiden]] and ''[[jarl]]skona'' from [[Norway]] who [[raid]]ed in what would later become [[England]] during the late 9th century. She was the [[human]] [[Isu incarnation\|incarnation]] of the [[Isu]] [[Odin]], the chief of the [[Æsir]] who was revered as a god in Germanic and [[Norse mythology]].

	Born to the nobles [[Rosta]] and [[Varin]], who pledged allegiance to ''jarl'' [[Styrbjorn Sigvaldisson]] of the [[Raven Clan]], Eivor was adopted into Styrbjorn's house following her parents' deaths during a raid on [[Heillboer]] by [[Kjotve the Cruel]] and the [[Wolf Clan]]. Raised alongside Styrbjorn's son [[Sigurd Styrbjornsson\|Sigurd]], Eivor spent much of her youth seeking to gain glory and eliminate Kjotve to avenge her parents.		Born to the nobles [[Rosta]] and [[Varin]], who pledged allegiance to ''jarl'' [[Styrbjorn Sigvaldisson]] of the [[Raven Clan]], Eivor was adopted into Styrbjorn's house following her parents' deaths during a raid on [[Heillboer]] by [[Kjotve the Cruel]] and the [[Wolf Clan]]. Raised alongside Styrbjorn's son [[Sigurd Styrbjornsson\|Sigurd]], Eivor spent much of her youth seeking to gain glory and eliminate Kjotve to avenge her parents.
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	Kjotve immediately broke said promise and ordered his men to kill the rest of the village. Eivor, however, was rescued by Sigurd, who managed to clear the immediate village area on [[horse]]back before being separated from Eivor after a tumble caused by one of Kjotve's raiders. Finding herself in the middle of a frozen lake after a hard fall down a cliff, a stunned Eivor was accosted by a [[wolf]] that saw her as prey. As she crawled towards a fallen axe in the middle of the lake, the wolf attacked her, eventually biting down hard on her neck. This caused her to hallucinate a partial memory of [[Odin]] and cry out in pain, calling two [[raven]]s to distract the wolf, allowing her to slowly reach the axe and strike the wolf dead.<ref name="Prologue"/>		Kjotve immediately broke said promise and ordered his men to kill the rest of the village. Eivor, however, was rescued by Sigurd, who managed to clear the immediate village area on [[horse]]back before being separated from Eivor after a tumble caused by one of Kjotve's raiders. Finding herself in the middle of a frozen lake after a hard fall down a cliff, a stunned Eivor was accosted by a [[wolf]] that saw her as prey. As she crawled towards a fallen axe in the middle of the lake, the wolf attacked her, eventually biting down hard on her neck. This caused her to hallucinate a partial memory of [[Odin]] and cry out in pain, calling two [[raven]]s to distract the wolf, allowing her to slowly reach the axe and strike the wolf dead.<ref name="Prologue"/>

	This incident earned Eivor the nickname of "Wolf-Kissed",<ref name="Family Matters"/> and from then on, she began hearing ~~the voice of Odin, her~~ [[Isu~~]] [[Reborn Isu~~\|~~incarnation~~]], in her head, although she did not realize it.<ref name="Cairns"/> In the years to come, she slowly stopped witnessing visions from his memories and eventually forgot about the voice in her mind.<ref name="Honor Bound"/>		This incident earned Eivor the nickname of "Wolf-Kissed",<ref name="Family Matters"/> and from then on, she began hearing [[Isu incarnation\|Odin's voice]] in her head, although she did not realize it.<ref name="Cairns"/> In the years to come, she slowly stopped witnessing visions from his memories and eventually forgot about the voice in her mind.<ref name="Honor Bound"/>

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	[[File:ACV Smashing the Compass - Eivor and Vicelin fight.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Eivor facing off against Vicelin]]		[[File:ACV Smashing the Compass - Eivor and Vicelin fight.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Eivor facing off against Vicelin]]
	Eivor climbed to the roof of the church and saw Lunden on fire, as well as the fleet of the Compass, which had surrounded the city. After helping Stowe and Erke escape the burning cathedral, the trio battled the Compass' soldiers as they made their way to the docks. ~~Evio~~ then boarded the Ancient's ship, discovering the Compass to be the [[Palatinus]] [[Vicelin]], and engaged him in combat. Ultimately, the shieldmaiden emerged victorious and slew Vicelin before experiencing a vision of the Ancient sitting on a throne, with Tryggr's detached head next to him.<ref name="Smashing the Compass"/>		Eivor climbed to the roof of the church and saw Lunden on fire, as well as the fleet of the Compass, which had surrounded the city. After helping Stowe and Erke escape the burning cathedral, the trio battled the Compass' soldiers as they made their way to the docks. Eivor then boarded the Ancient's ship, discovering the Compass to be the [[Palatinus]] [[Vicelin]], and engaged him in combat. Ultimately, the shieldmaiden emerged victorious and slew Vicelin before experiencing a vision of the Ancient sitting on a throne, with Tryggr's detached head next to him.<ref name="Smashing the Compass"/>

	After taunting his killer, claiming that the Order stretched farther than she could reach, Vicelin gave Eivor his medallion and the vision ended. The Vikng subsequently returned to the harbor and met with Stowe and Erke, who had successfully defeated Vicelin's soldiers, protecting Lunden. The two reeves resolved to rebuild and lead the city in Tryggr's place, and Erke presented Eivor with a silver ring, symbolizing their new alliance.<ref name="Smashing the Compass"/>		After taunting his killer, claiming that the Order stretched farther than she could reach, Vicelin gave Eivor his medallion and the vision ended. The Vikng subsequently returned to the harbor and met with Stowe and Erke, who had successfully defeated Vicelin's soldiers, protecting Lunden. The two reeves resolved to rebuild and lead the city in Tryggr's place, and Erke presented Eivor with a silver ring, symbolizing their new alliance.<ref name="Smashing the Compass"/>
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	[[File:ACV - Odin fighting Fenrir.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Eivor envisioning herself as Havi fighting Fenrir]]		[[File:ACV - Odin fighting Fenrir.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Eivor envisioning herself as Havi fighting Fenrir]]
	Eivor felt a compulsion to go back to Ásgarðr, which she followed, drinking the Ásgarðr potion once again. After his adventures in Jotunheim, Havi met the dwarf [[Ivaldi]] who gifted him a forged cord called [[Gleipnir]]. Afterwards, Havi and Týr devised a plan to use the cord to imprison Loki's son Fenrir, who was fated to kill Havi during Ragnarök. The two Æsir were ultimately successful in their task, though it came at the cost of Týr's right arm.<ref name="Binding Fate">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[Binding Fate]]</ref> Before the end of the saga, Havi received a vision of the future from the Nornir, explaining that he had successfully avoided his fate and would ~~be reborn~~ in another lifetime.<ref name="Cheating Fate">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[Cheating Fate]]</ref>		Eivor felt a compulsion to go back to Ásgarðr, which she followed, drinking the Ásgarðr potion once again. After his adventures in Jotunheim, Havi met the dwarf [[Ivaldi]] who gifted him a forged cord called [[Gleipnir]]. Afterwards, Havi and Týr devised a plan to use the cord to imprison Loki's son Fenrir, who was fated to kill Havi during Ragnarök. The two Æsir were ultimately successful in their task, though it came at the cost of Týr's right arm.<ref name="Binding Fate">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[Binding Fate]]</ref> Before the end of the saga, Havi received a vision of the future from the Nornir, explaining that he had successfully avoided his fate and would incarnate in another lifetime.<ref name="Cheating Fate">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[Cheating Fate]]</ref>

	====Samhain in Glowecestrescire====		====Samhain in Glowecestrescire====
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	{{Dialogue2\|Alfred\|With the Order all but destroyed, you have made room for a greater idea, one to take its place. A universal, divine order. Inspired by God for the betterment of man.\|Eivor\|With a Poor-Fellow Soldier at its head.\|You have saved England, whether or not that was your intent. Now, let England save you.\|Eivor and Alfred during their meeting in Athelnay, 878.\|Assassin's Creed: Valhalla\|The Poor Fellow-Soldier}}		{{Dialogue2\|Alfred\|With the Order all but destroyed, you have made room for a greater idea, one to take its place. A universal, divine order. Inspired by God for the betterment of man.\|Eivor\|With a Poor-Fellow Soldier at its head.\|You have saved England, whether or not that was your intent. Now, let England save you.\|Eivor and Alfred during their meeting in Athelnay, 878.\|Assassin's Creed: Valhalla\|The Poor Fellow-Soldier}}
	During her adventures in England, Eivor aided Hytham in ridding the island of the Order of the Ancients. Aside from Kjotve, Wigmund, Fulke, Gorm, and Herefrith, as well as the targets in Lunden, Jorvik, and Wincestre, Eivor also assassinated many members of the Order throughout various other areas of England, including Hunta in Ledecetre and Leofgifu in [[Utbech]], both of whom she had gained intel on from Hytham when she first built the Hidden Ones bureau in Ravensthorpe. Gorm's death in ~~England~~ marked the end of the [[Wardens of War]] sect of the Order.<ref name="Breaking the Order"/>		During her adventures in England, Eivor aided Hytham in ridding the island of the Order of the Ancients. Aside from Kjotve, Wigmund, Fulke, Gorm, and Herefrith, as well as the targets in Lunden, Jorvik, and Wincestre, Eivor also assassinated many members of the Order throughout various other areas of England, including Hunta in Ledecetre and Leofgifu in [[Utbech]], both of whom she had gained intel on from Hytham when she first built the Hidden Ones bureau in Ravensthorpe. Gorm's death in Vinland marked the end of the [[Wardens of War]] sect of the Order.<ref name="Breaking the Order"/>

	[[File:ACV Cola's final moments.png\|250px\|thumb\|Eivor confronting Cola in his final moments]]		[[File:ACV Cola's final moments.png\|250px\|thumb\|Eivor confronting Cola in his final moments]]
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	As the two went for a walk, Alfred explained that he had found peace in his new life and confirmed that he was indeed the Poor Fellow-Soldier. Eivor then asked who the Grand Maegester was, and Alfred handed her his Order medallion, revealing himself to also be the Grand Maegester. Alfred told the surprised Eivor that he had inherited the title and did not agree with the Order's defiance of God, so he devised a plan to destroy the organization from within, which he accomplished with Eivor's help. Alfred then mentioned his plans to form a new, Christian [[Templars\|order]] for the "[[New World Order\|betterment of man]]", and wished Eivor well before leaving to tend to more cakes.<ref name="The Poor Fellow-Soldier"/>		As the two went for a walk, Alfred explained that he had found peace in his new life and confirmed that he was indeed the Poor Fellow-Soldier. Eivor then asked who the Grand Maegester was, and Alfred handed her his Order medallion, revealing himself to also be the Grand Maegester. Alfred told the surprised Eivor that he had inherited the title and did not agree with the Order's defiance of God, so he devised a plan to destroy the organization from within, which he accomplished with Eivor's help. Alfred then mentioned his plans to form a new, Christian [[Templars\|order]] for the "[[New World Order\|betterment of man]]", and wished Eivor well before leaving to tend to more cakes.<ref name="The Poor Fellow-Soldier"/>

	Having received a key from Alfred, Eivor returned to Wincestre and accessed the king's study inside The Old Minster. There, she read a multitude of papers, including a commentary that mentioned the Order's deities – the [[Father of Understanding]], [[Mother of Wisdom]], and [[Sacred Voice]] – and that Alfred's new order would only follow the one true Father of Understanding: God. She also read a letter from [[Alcuin]] of [[York\|Eororwic]] to [[Charlemagne]] which explained the Isu, their [[Piece of Eden\|artifacts]], and ~~the reborn Isu~~. She lastly read a letter from Goodwin, whose men had followed Eivor home after her [[Assault on Tamworth Fortress]] and found Hytham, who could be used to help eradicate the Order.<ref name="The Poor Fellow-Soldier"/>		Having received a key from Alfred, Eivor returned to Wincestre and accessed the king's study inside The Old Minster. There, she read a multitude of papers, including a commentary that mentioned the Order's deities – the [[Father of Understanding]], [[Mother of Wisdom]], and [[Sacred Voice]] – and that Alfred's new order would only follow the one true Father of Understanding: God. She also read a letter from [[Alcuin]] of [[York\|Eororwic]] to [[Charlemagne]] which explained the Isu, their [[Piece of Eden\|artifacts]], and their incarnated forms. She lastly read a letter from Goodwin, whose men had followed Eivor home after her [[Assault on Tamworth Fortress]] and found Hytham, who could be used to help eradicate the Order.<ref name="The Poor Fellow-Soldier"/>

	[[File:ACV Breaking the Order - final member.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Eivor speaking with Hytham about Alfred]]		[[File:ACV Breaking the Order - final member.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Eivor speaking with Hytham about Alfred]]
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	Over the course of a month, Edward tried to escape Ravensthorpe on three separate occasions, but was always re-captured by the Viking [[Niels Gunnarsson]], whom Hytham also took an interest in due to his skills as a fighter and hunter. Following Edward's latest failed escape attempt, Eivor, Hytham, and Sigurd greeted him and Niels when they returned to the settlement. Moments later, Niels' father [[Gunnar (Niels' father)\|Gunnar]] arrived, shouting at his son for leaving their farm unattended, and tried to punch him, only to fall to the ground after Niels dodged his attack.<ref name="Hidden Codex"/>		Over the course of a month, Edward tried to escape Ravensthorpe on three separate occasions, but was always re-captured by the Viking [[Niels Gunnarsson]], whom Hytham also took an interest in due to his skills as a fighter and hunter. Following Edward's latest failed escape attempt, Eivor, Hytham, and Sigurd greeted him and Niels when they returned to the settlement. Moments later, Niels' father [[Gunnar (Niels' father)\|Gunnar]] arrived, shouting at his son for leaving their farm unattended, and tried to punch him, only to fall to the ground after Niels dodged his attack.<ref name="Hidden Codex"/>

	Sigurd broke up the fight and the group proceeded to discuss what to do with Edward. Eivor ~~ultimately~~ decided to let Niels choose the monk's fate, arguing that he had caught ~~the monk~~ three times while she only captured him once. Niels, feeling trapped in his current life due to having to obey his abusive father, decided to set Edward free, much to Gunnar's anger. After being left alone with Hytham, Eivor asked him if he was still interested in Edward and Niels, to which the Hidden One replied that he was, more than ever.<ref name="Hidden Codex"/>		Sigurd broke up the fight, and the group proceeded to discuss what to do with Edward. Eivor decided to let Niels choose the monk's fate, arguing that he had caught Edward three times while she had only captured him once. Niels, feeling trapped in his current life due to having to obey his abusive father, decided to set Edward free, much to Gunnar's anger. After being left alone with Hytham, Eivor asked him if he was still interested in Edward and Niels, to which the Hidden One replied that he was, more than ever.<ref name="Hidden Codex"/>

	Later that day, Hytham purchased Niels from Gunnar and assigned him a mission for his Brotherhood, tasking him to travel to Lunden and meet [[Adelaïde]], the leader of the local Hidden Ones bureau. Before Niels left Ravensthorpe, Eivor and Hytham came to bid him farewell, and the former eased Niels' nerves about his mission by mentioning the time Hytham had taught her the Leap of Faith.<ref name="Hidden Codex"/>		Later that day, Hytham purchased Niels from Gunnar and assigned him a mission for his Brotherhood, tasking him to travel to Lunden and meet [[Adelaïde]], the leader of the local Hidden Ones bureau. Before Niels left Ravensthorpe, Eivor and Hytham came to bid him farewell, and the former eased Niels' nerves about his mission by mentioning the time Hytham had taught her the Leap of Faith.<ref name="Hidden Codex"/>
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	Tedmund was soon defeated by the Viking and was subsequently brought down to Cynebert and his soldiers, who arrived at the fortress as the siege ended. To everyone's surprise, however, Tedmund passed away moments later, having secretly ingested poison to avoid capture. Although dismayed by the loss of any chance to win the future ealdorman's favor, Cynebert upheld his end of his deal with Eivor and Basim and told them to meet him at his abbey the next day for Fulke's whereabouts.<ref name="The Man Behind the Man"/>		Tedmund was soon defeated by the Viking and was subsequently brought down to Cynebert and his soldiers, who arrived at the fortress as the siege ended. To everyone's surprise, however, Tedmund passed away moments later, having secretly ingested poison to avoid capture. Although dismayed by the loss of any chance to win the future ealdorman's favor, Cynebert upheld his end of his deal with Eivor and Basim and told them to meet him at his abbey the next day for Fulke's whereabouts.<ref name="The Man Behind the Man"/>

	When Eivor and Basim arrived at Saint Hadrian's Priory to meet Cynebert, they saw the abbot lying dead in a chair after preparing a feast for himself and Fulke. The Ancient then greeted Eivor and Basim and, after mocking their efforts to rescued Sigurd, took her leave, ordering her guards to deal the pair and bring their corpses to [[Canterbury]]. The Viking and Hidden One managed to escape the trap and subsequently rode for Canterbury, with Basim telling Eivor more about his past along the way. He recalled the circumstances surrounding his [[Ishaq\|father]]'s death and also his visits to [[Baghdad]]'s [[House of Wisdom]] in his youth, during which he met the great astronomer [[Muhammad ibn Musa al-Khwarizmi\|al-Khwarizmi]].<ref name="A Bloody Welcome">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[A Bloody Welcome]]</ref>		When Eivor and Basim arrived at Saint Hadrian's Priory to meet Cynebert, they saw the abbot lying dead in a chair after preparing a feast for himself and Fulke. The Ancient then greeted Eivor and Basim and, after mocking their efforts to rescued Sigurd, took her leave, ordering her guards to deal the pair and bring their corpses to [[Canterbury]]. The Viking and Hidden One managed to escape the trap and subsequently rode for Canterbury, with Basim telling Eivor more about his past along the way. He recalled the circumstances surrounding his [[Ishaq ibn Khalid\|father]]'s death and also his visits to [[Baghdad]]'s [[House of Wisdom]] in his youth, during which he met the great astronomer [[Muhammad ibn Musa al-Khwarizmi\|al-Khwarizmi]].<ref name="A Bloody Welcome">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[A Bloody Welcome]]</ref>

	[[File:ACV A Bloody Welcome 11.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Eivor searching for Fulke and Sigurd in the sanctum]]		[[File:ACV A Bloody Welcome 11.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Eivor searching for Fulke and Sigurd in the sanctum]]

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	Tedmund was soon defeated by the Viking and was subsequently brought down to Cynebert and his soldiers, who arrived at the fortress as the siege ended. To everyone's surprise, however, Tedmund passed away moments later, having secretly ingested poison to avoid capture. Although dismayed by the loss of any chance to win the future ealdorman's favor, Cynebert upheld his end of his deal with Eivor and Basim and told them to meet him at his abbey the next day for Fulke's whereabouts.<ref name="The Man Behind the Man"/>		Tedmund was soon defeated by the Viking and was subsequently brought down to Cynebert and his soldiers, who arrived at the fortress as the siege ended. To everyone's surprise, however, Tedmund passed away moments later, having secretly ingested poison to avoid capture. Although dismayed by the loss of any chance to win the future ealdorman's favor, Cynebert upheld his end of his deal with Eivor and Basim and told them to meet him at his abbey the next day for Fulke's whereabouts.<ref name="The Man Behind the Man"/>

	When Eivor and Basim arrived at Saint Hadrian's Priory to meet Cynebert, they saw the abbot lying dead in a chair after preparing a feast for himself and Fulke. The Ancient then greeted Eivor and Basim and, after mocking their efforts to rescued Sigurd, took her leave, ordering her guards to deal the pair and bring their corpses to [[Canterbury]]. The Viking and Hidden One managed to escape the trap and subsequently rode for Canterbury, with Basim telling Eivor more about his past along the way. He recalled the circumstances surrounding his [[~~Is'haq~~\|father]]'s death and also his visits to [[Baghdad]]'s [[House of Wisdom]] in his youth, during which he met the great astronomer [[Muhammad ibn Musa al-Khwarizmi\|al-Khwarizmi]].<ref name="A Bloody Welcome">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[A Bloody Welcome]]</ref>		When Eivor and Basim arrived at Saint Hadrian's Priory to meet Cynebert, they saw the abbot lying dead in a chair after preparing a feast for himself and Fulke. The Ancient then greeted Eivor and Basim and, after mocking their efforts to rescued Sigurd, took her leave, ordering her guards to deal the pair and bring their corpses to [[Canterbury]]. The Viking and Hidden One managed to escape the trap and subsequently rode for Canterbury, with Basim telling Eivor more about his past along the way. He recalled the circumstances surrounding his [[Ishaq\|father]]'s death and also his visits to [[Baghdad]]'s [[House of Wisdom]] in his youth, during which he met the great astronomer [[Muhammad ibn Musa al-Khwarizmi\|al-Khwarizmi]].<ref name="A Bloody Welcome">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[A Bloody Welcome]]</ref>

	[[File:ACV A Bloody Welcome 11.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Eivor searching for Fulke and Sigurd in the sanctum]]		[[File:ACV A Bloody Welcome 11.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Eivor searching for Fulke and Sigurd in the sanctum]]

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	Tedmund was soon defeated by the Viking and was subsequently brought down to Cynebert and his soldiers, who arrived at the fortress as the siege ended. To everyone's surprise, however, Tedmund passed away moments later, having secretly ingested poison to avoid capture. Although dismayed by the loss of any chance to win the future ealdorman's favor, Cynebert upheld his end of his deal with Eivor and Basim and told them to meet him at his abbey the next day for Fulke's whereabouts.<ref name="The Man Behind the Man"/>		Tedmund was soon defeated by the Viking and was subsequently brought down to Cynebert and his soldiers, who arrived at the fortress as the siege ended. To everyone's surprise, however, Tedmund passed away moments later, having secretly ingested poison to avoid capture. Although dismayed by the loss of any chance to win the future ealdorman's favor, Cynebert upheld his end of his deal with Eivor and Basim and told them to meet him at his abbey the next day for Fulke's whereabouts.<ref name="The Man Behind the Man"/>

	When Eivor and Basim arrived at Saint Hadrian's Priory to meet Cynebert, they saw the abbot lying dead in a chair after preparing a feast for himself and Fulke. The Ancient then greeted Eivor and Basim and, after mocking their efforts to rescued Sigurd, took her leave, ordering her guards to deal the pair and bring their corpses to [[Canterbury]]. The Viking and Hidden One managed to escape the trap and subsequently rode for Canterbury, with Basim telling Eivor more about his past along the way. He recalled the circumstances surrounding his [[~~Ishaq~~\|father]]'s death and also his visits to [[Baghdad]]'s [[House of Wisdom]] in his youth, during which he met the great astronomer [[Muhammad ibn Musa al-Khwarizmi\|al-Khwarizmi]].<ref name="A Bloody Welcome">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[A Bloody Welcome]]</ref>		When Eivor and Basim arrived at Saint Hadrian's Priory to meet Cynebert, they saw the abbot lying dead in a chair after preparing a feast for himself and Fulke. The Ancient then greeted Eivor and Basim and, after mocking their efforts to rescued Sigurd, took her leave, ordering her guards to deal the pair and bring their corpses to [[Canterbury]]. The Viking and Hidden One managed to escape the trap and subsequently rode for Canterbury, with Basim telling Eivor more about his past along the way. He recalled the circumstances surrounding his [[Is'haq\|father]]'s death and also his visits to [[Baghdad]]'s [[House of Wisdom]] in his youth, during which he met the great astronomer [[Muhammad ibn Musa al-Khwarizmi\|al-Khwarizmi]].<ref name="A Bloody Welcome">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[A Bloody Welcome]]</ref>

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	===Wrath of the Druids===		===Wrath of the Druids===
	====Traveling to Ireland====		====Traveling to Ireland====
	Circa 879, Eivor once again met with Azar as she agreed to go meet her cousin ~~[[Bárid mac Ímair\|Bárid]]~~. Soon, she and Azar set sail and arrived in [[Dublin]].<ref name="Irish Adventure">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[Wrath of the Druids]]'' – [[Irish Adventure]]</ref>		Circa 879, Eivor once again met with Azar as she agreed to go meet her cousin. Soon, she and Azar set sail and arrived in [[Dublin]].<ref name="Irish Adventure">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[Wrath of the Druids]]'' – [[Irish Adventure]]</ref>

	====Helping Bárid====		====Helping Bárid====
	[[File:ACV Blood Bond 3.png\|thumb\|250px\|Eivor reuniting with her cousin, Bárid]]		[[File:ACV Blood Bond 3.png\|thumb\|250px\|Eivor reuniting with her cousin, Bárid]]
	At Dublin's docks, Eivor met with [[Bárid ~~mac Ímair\|Bárid]]~~ as they embraced each other and talked about their pasts. However, she soon came into a physical confrontation with Bárid's son, [[Sichfrith]], who was disrespectful of his father's choices. Afterwards, she accompanied Bárid to her uncle's grave but were ambushed by Norse warriors, who worked under a thief named [[Thorstein the Red\|Thorstein]]. Realizing the problem, Eivor promised to find and deal with Thorstein personally.<ref name="Blood Bond"/> The next day, she spoke with Sichfrith about any info about the thief. Soon, her trail led to investigate [[Dubgaill Landing]] and she soon apprehended him in a cave underneath the camp. She brought him to Bárid, who exiled him in order to show "Christian" mercy, garnering favor from [[Flann Sinna]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[Wrath of the Druids]]'' – [[Snaring Thorstein]]</ref>		At Dublin's docks, Eivor met with Bárid as they embraced each other and talked about their pasts. However, she soon came into a physical confrontation with Bárid's son, [[Sichfrith]], who was disrespectful of his father's choices. Afterwards, she accompanied Bárid to her uncle's grave but were ambushed by Norse warriors, who worked under a thief named [[Thorstein the Red\|Thorstein]]. Realizing the problem, Eivor promised to find and deal with Thorstein personally.<ref name="Blood Bond"/> The next day, she spoke with Sichfrith about any info about the thief. Soon, her trail led to investigate [[Dubgaill Landing]] and she soon apprehended him in a cave underneath the camp. She brought him to Bárid, who exiled him in order to show "Christian" mercy, garnering favor from [[Flann Sinna]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[Wrath of the Druids]]'' – [[Snaring Thorstein]]</ref>
	[[File:ACV Flann over Ireland 11.png\|thumb\|250px\|Eivor, Barid and Ciara the night before the coronation\|left]]		[[File:ACV Flann over Ireland 11.png\|thumb\|250px\|Eivor, Barid and Ciara the night before the coronation\|left]]
	To help Bárid with a gift for Flann's coronation as {{Wiki\|High King of Ireland\|High King}} of Ireland, Eivor helped Azar retake [[Rathdown]] after ridding the smugglers within the [[ringfort]]. However, needing to supply and rebuild, she raided [[Lambay Abbey]], acquired all the supplies, and rebuilt the settlement. She later met with Azar in Dublin and traded the furs from Rathdown for spices, a gift for Flann from Bárid.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[Wrath of the Druids]]'' – [[Rathdown Build Up]]</ref> As Eivor and Bárid readied themselves, Bárid noted that Flann's poetess [[Ciara ingen Medba]] was supposed to meet them. Soon, she found and saved Ciara from drunk Northmen as they soon rejoined Bárid to travel to the [[Hill of Tara]] for Flann's coronation.<ref name="FlannOverIreland">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[Wrath of the Druids]]'' – [[Flann over Ireland]]</ref>		To help Bárid with a gift for Flann's coronation as {{Wiki\|High King of Ireland\|High King}} of Ireland, Eivor helped Azar retake [[Rathdown]] after ridding the smugglers within the [[ringfort]]. However, needing to supply and rebuild, she raided [[Lambay Abbey]], acquired all the supplies, and rebuilt the settlement. She later met with Azar in Dublin and traded the furs from Rathdown for spices, a gift for Flann from Bárid.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[Wrath of the Druids]]'' – [[Rathdown Build Up]]</ref> As Eivor and Bárid readied themselves, Bárid noted that Flann's poetess [[Ciara ingen Medba]] was supposed to meet them. Soon, she found and saved Ciara from drunk Northmen as they soon rejoined Bárid to travel to the [[Hill of Tara]] for Flann's coronation.<ref name="FlannOverIreland">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[Wrath of the Druids]]'' – [[Flann over Ireland]]</ref>

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	Born to the nobles [[Rosta]] and [[Varin]], who pledged allegiance to ''jarl'' [[Styrbjorn Sigvaldisson]] of the [[Raven Clan]], Eivor was adopted into Styrbjorn's house following her parents' deaths during a raid on [[Heillboer]] by [[Kjotve the Cruel]] and the [[Wolf Clan]]. Raised alongside Styrbjorn's son [[Sigurd Styrbjornsson\|Sigurd]], Eivor spent much of her youth seeking to gain glory and eliminate Kjotve to avenge her parents.		Born to the nobles [[Rosta]] and [[Varin]], who pledged allegiance to ''jarl'' [[Styrbjorn Sigvaldisson]] of the [[Raven Clan]], Eivor was adopted into Styrbjorn's house following her parents' deaths during a raid on [[Heillboer]] by [[Kjotve the Cruel]] and the [[Wolf Clan]]. Raised alongside Styrbjorn's son [[Sigurd Styrbjornsson\|Sigurd]], Eivor spent much of her youth seeking to gain glory and eliminate Kjotve to avenge her parents.

	As an adult, Eivor would frequently raid settlements affiliated with Kjotve while Sigurd sailed around [[Europe]]. Following her brother's return to Norway in 872, Eivor met the [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]] [[Basim ~~Ibn~~ Ishaq]] and [[Hytham]] and was gifted a [[Hidden Blade]], which she used in combat against her enemies. After killing Kjotve and taking his lands with assistance from the army of [[Guthorm the Wise]], Eivor followed Sigurd to England after Styrbjorn ceded his kingdom to King [[Harald Fairhair]], a decision opposed by many of the Raven Clan, including Eivor and Sigurd.		As an adult, Eivor would frequently raid settlements affiliated with Kjotve while Sigurd sailed around [[Europe]]. Following her brother's return to Norway in 872, Eivor met the [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]] [[Basim ibn Ishaq]] and [[Hytham]] and was gifted a [[Hidden Blade]], which she used in combat against her enemies. After killing Kjotve and taking his lands with assistance from the army of [[Guthorm the Wise]], Eivor followed Sigurd to England after Styrbjorn ceded his kingdom to King [[Harald Fairhair]], a decision opposed by many of the Raven Clan, including Eivor and Sigurd.

	Eivor and her clan settled in [[Leicestershire\|Ledecestrescire]], establishing the settlement of [[Ravensthorpe]], and spent the next few years building her settlement and securing alliances with the various [[Heptarchy\|kingdoms]] within England. These alliances included the [[Great Summer Army]], the [[Sons of Ragnar]], and the [[Clan Hemmingsons]]. She also helped Hytham in ridding England of the [[Order of the Ancients]] with aid secretly provided by King [[Alfred the Great\|Alfred]] of [[Wessex]], indirectly leading to the formation of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]]. During this time, Eivor slowly became aware of her nature as Odin's reincarnation by exploring visions of her past life with the help of Ravensthorpe's seeress [[Valka]], and came to reject Odin's influence.		Eivor and her clan settled in [[Leicestershire\|Ledecestrescire]], establishing the settlement of [[Ravensthorpe]], and spent the next few years building her settlement and securing alliances with the various [[Heptarchy\|kingdoms]] within England. These alliances included the [[Great Summer Army]], the [[Sons of Ragnar]], and the [[Clan Hemmingsons]]. She also helped Hytham in ridding England of the [[Order of the Ancients]] with aid secretly provided by King [[Alfred the Great\|Alfred]] of [[Wessex]], indirectly leading to the formation of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]]. During this time, Eivor slowly became aware of her nature as Odin's reincarnation by exploring visions of her past life with the help of Ravensthorpe's seeress [[Valka]], and came to reject Odin's influence.
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	Waiting for the end of Styrbjorn's meeting, Eivor explored Fornburg and greeted her clasmen. She taught archery to the tattooist [[Tove]], who granted her a new tattoo design in exchange for an archery lesson, challenged the brewer [[Tekla]] in a drinking game and improved her [[flyting]] skills with the ''skald'' [[Alvis]]. Eivor then visited [[Svend]], Tove's mentor, who made the tattoo given by Tove for Eivor. Talking to the blacksmith [[Gunnar]], Eivor handed over her father's axe to be sharpened. As she learned that the blacksmith's wife left him, Eivor tried to comfort her friend.<ref name="Family Matters">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[Family Matters]]</ref>		Waiting for the end of Styrbjorn's meeting, Eivor explored Fornburg and greeted her clasmen. She taught archery to the tattooist [[Tove]], who granted her a new tattoo design in exchange for an archery lesson, challenged the brewer [[Tekla]] in a drinking game and improved her [[flyting]] skills with the ''skald'' [[Alvis]]. Eivor then visited [[Svend]], Tove's mentor, who made the tattoo given by Tove for Eivor. Talking to the blacksmith [[Gunnar]], Eivor handed over her father's axe to be sharpened. As she learned that the blacksmith's wife left him, Eivor tried to comfort her friend.<ref name="Family Matters">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[Family Matters]]</ref>

	As Styrbjorn's meeting ended, Eivor met the king, who chastised her for her actions against Kjotve while she accused him of being too careful. Their argument was interrupted by a horn indicating the arrival of Sigurd.<ref name="Family Matters"/> Welcoming her brother at the dock, Sigurd introduced to her to his new friends: the [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]] [[Basim ~~Ibn~~ Ishaq]] and [[Hytham]], whom he had encountered in [[Constantinople]]. Joining their father, they decided to prepare a feast for Sigurd's return. During the feast, while Sigurd recounted his adventures, Eivor argued with Styrbjorn about his son's choice to bring wealth instead of defending Fornburg. She also talked with Randvi, who did nott know if the long separation from her husband had broken their relationship. Eivor interrogated Basim and Hytham about their country and why they followed Sigurd.<ref name="The Prodigal Prince">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[The Prodigal Prince]]</ref>		As Styrbjorn's meeting ended, Eivor met the king, who chastised her for her actions against Kjotve while she accused him of being too careful. Their argument was interrupted by a horn indicating the arrival of Sigurd.<ref name="Family Matters"/> Welcoming her brother at the dock, Sigurd introduced to her to his new friends: the [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]] [[Basim ibn Ishaq]] and [[Hytham]], whom he had encountered in [[Constantinople]]. Joining their father, they decided to prepare a feast for Sigurd's return. During the feast, while Sigurd recounted his adventures, Eivor argued with Styrbjorn about his son's choice to bring wealth instead of defending Fornburg. She also talked with Randvi, who did nott know if the long separation from her husband had broken their relationship. Eivor interrogated Basim and Hytham about their country and why they followed Sigurd.<ref name="The Prodigal Prince">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[The Prodigal Prince]]</ref>

	[[File:ACV The Prodigal Prince 12.png\|thumb\|left\|250px\|Eivor being gifted the Hidden Blade]]		[[File:ACV The Prodigal Prince 12.png\|thumb\|left\|250px\|Eivor being gifted the Hidden Blade]]

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	Back at Grantebridge, Eivor and the three advisors interrogated an Anglo-Saxon captain on Wigmund's whereabouts. The soldier caved under threat of torture, revealing Wigmund was on the [[Isle of Ely]]. Before he could say another word, Galinn executed him, confusing the rest of the group. Inside the Grantebridge longhouse, Soma had Eivor identify the traitor within her midst. Conducting a thorough investigation, Eivor expressed her thoughts on each advisor.<ref name="The Stench of Treachery">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[The Stench of Treachery]]</ref>		Back at Grantebridge, Eivor and the three advisors interrogated an Anglo-Saxon captain on Wigmund's whereabouts. The soldier caved under threat of torture, revealing Wigmund was on the [[Isle of Ely]]. Before he could say another word, Galinn executed him, confusing the rest of the group. Inside the Grantebridge longhouse, Soma had Eivor identify the traitor within her midst. Conducting a thorough investigation, Eivor expressed her thoughts on each advisor.<ref name="The Stench of Treachery">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[The Stench of Treachery]]</ref>

	Traveling to [[Utbech]] and Meldeburne, Eivor gathered evidence. A witness had seen someone running from the outskirts of the city to the river, although their face was obscured by fog. A letter was also found, meant for Saxon forces, ordering them not to attack any ship painted yellow, the color of Galinn's ship. There were also footprints near the underground entrance, painted with a yellow mark. Returning to Grantebridge, Eivor told Soma who she thought the traitor was. After the ''jarlskona'' executed the traitor, Eivor and Soma planned their attack on the Isle of Ely. In a vision, Odin reflected on the fact that Soma tried to be a leader and a friend, as she was unburdened from the bonds she created. <ref name="The Stench of Treachery"/>		Traveling to [[Utbech]] and Meldeburne, Eivor gathered evidence. A witness had seen someone running from the outskirts of the city to the river, although their face was obscured by fog. A letter was also found, meant for Saxon forces, ordering them not to attack any ship painted yellow, the color of Galinn's ship. There were also footprints near the underground entrance, painted with a yellow mark. Returning to Grantebridge, Eivor told Soma who she thought the traitor was. After the ''jarlskona'' executed the traitor, Eivor and Soma planned their attack on the Isle of Ely. In a vision, Odin reflected on the fact that Soma tried to be a leader and a friend, as she was unburdened from the bonds she created.<ref name="The Stench of Treachery"/>

	[[File:ACV An Island of Eels 6.png\|thumb\|250px\|Eivor holding Wigmund's Order medallion]]		[[File:ACV An Island of Eels 6.png\|thumb\|250px\|Eivor holding Wigmund's Order medallion]]
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	Beonton next led Eivor and Halfdan to the [[Petuaria Ruins]], where they found Halfdan's stolen goods as well as a [[Book of Knowledge]]. As the two Vikings left the ruins, they were greeted by Ulf and his men, who revealed that they had taken Halfdan's tribute but claimed it was a gift from Faravid. When Halfdan informed them of Olav's death, Ulf admitted that he had killed the scout after mistaking him for a thief, and asked for Eivor's help to make their ''jarl'' see reason. In the end, however, Halfdan executed Ulf for his apparent betrayal and dismissed Eivor, telling her to continue her investigation into Faravid.<ref name="Road to Hamartia"/>		Beonton next led Eivor and Halfdan to the [[Petuaria Ruins]], where they found Halfdan's stolen goods as well as a [[Book of Knowledge]]. As the two Vikings left the ruins, they were greeted by Ulf and his men, who revealed that they had taken Halfdan's tribute but claimed it was a gift from Faravid. When Halfdan informed them of Olav's death, Ulf admitted that he had killed the scout after mistaking him for a thief, and asked for Eivor's help to make their ''jarl'' see reason. In the end, however, Halfdan executed Ulf for his apparent betrayal and dismissed Eivor, telling her to continue her investigation into Faravid.<ref name="Road to Hamartia"/>

	Eivo found a drunk Faravid at a camp near Jorvik, which the latter revealed to be the first settlement established by him and Halfdan when they, alongside Ivarr and Ubba, had fought King [[Ælla of Northumbria]]. Faravid then challenged his friend to a horse race, which Eivor accepted and drank to make the conditions fair. The two proceeded to race to Jorvik, where Faravid hoped to gain the support of King Ricsige for his planned assault of Magnis Fortress. <ref name="This Son of Jorvik">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[Road to Hamartia]]</ref>		Eivo found a drunk Faravid at a camp near Jorvik, which the latter revealed to be the first settlement established by him and Halfdan when they, alongside Ivarr and Ubba, had fought King [[Ælla of Northumbria]]. Faravid then challenged his friend to a horse race, which Eivor accepted and drank to make the conditions fair. The two proceeded to race to Jorvik, where Faravid hoped to gain the support of King Ricsige for his planned assault of Magnis Fortress.<ref name="This Son of Jorvik">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[Road to Hamartia]]</ref>

	After Ricsige denied Eivor and Faravid's request for aid, since they did not have Halfdan's direct orders, the two turned to Eivor's friend Hjorr Halfsson for assistance. Eivor found Hjorr and his wife Ljufvina facing a group of protesters and lent her aid when the confrontation turned violent, helping her friends defeat the protesters. She then informed them of her plan to forge an order from Halfdan and the couple agreed to help.<ref name="This Son of Jorvik"/>		After Ricsige denied Eivor and Faravid's request for aid, since they did not have Halfdan's direct orders, the two turned to Eivor's friend Hjorr Halfsson for assistance. Eivor found Hjorr and his wife Ljufvina facing a group of protesters and lent her aid when the confrontation turned violent, helping her friends defeat the protesters. She then informed them of her plan to forge an order from Halfdan and the couple agreed to help.<ref name="This Son of Jorvik"/>
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	Eivor reported to Alfred and Goodwin at [[The Nun's Minster]]. After watching an exchange between Alfred and a young girl, the king mentioned that Eivor had caused chaos in Wincestre. The three then discussed the Quill, who had been reaching out to the children of the city. Eivor decided to speak with several children in the hopes they would lead her to her target, to which Goodwin advised her to try not to scare them. In response, Eivor, while looking at Alfred, stated that she could not promise anything as Norse people like herself were the "monsters" of bedtime stories told by Anglo-Saxon mothers to their children.<ref name="Plucking the Quill">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[Plucking the Quill]]</ref>		Eivor reported to Alfred and Goodwin at [[The Nun's Minster]]. After watching an exchange between Alfred and a young girl, the king mentioned that Eivor had caused chaos in Wincestre. The three then discussed the Quill, who had been reaching out to the children of the city. Eivor decided to speak with several children in the hopes they would lead her to her target, to which Goodwin advised her to try not to scare them. In response, Eivor, while looking at Alfred, stated that she could not promise anything as Norse people like herself were the "monsters" of bedtime stories told by Anglo-Saxon mothers to their children.<ref name="Plucking the Quill">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[Plucking the Quill]]</ref>

	After Alfred and Goodwin left, Eivor noticed the young girl who had been with the king moments before. After speaking with her, Eivor followed the girl to a nearby area with several other children. There, she found a boy being questioned by a guard. Eivor dealt with the guard and spoke with the boy, who had been stealing apples. Eivor questioned the boy about the Quill and was recommended to find [[Aelwyn]] and [[Wigbert]]. <ref name="Plucking the Quill"/>		After Alfred and Goodwin left, Eivor noticed the young girl who had been with the king moments before. After speaking with her, Eivor followed the girl to a nearby area with several other children. There, she found a boy being questioned by a guard. Eivor dealt with the guard and spoke with the boy, who had been stealing apples. Eivor questioned the boy about the Quill and was recommended to find [[Aelwyn]] and [[Wigbert]].<ref name="Plucking the Quill"/>

	Nearby, Eivor found the two children setting fire to a haystack with two guards approaching them. The two kids ran off, with the guards following in pursuit. Eivor eventually found Aelwyn, who had escaped the guards. Eivor spoke with the girl and was later joined by Wigbert before two thugs approached the children, accusing them of thievery. Eivor defeated the thugs, who Aelwyn revealed to be the Quill's men. The two children then assured Eivor that they were not working for the Quill, and gave her a key before directing her to the sewers.<ref name="Plucking the Quill"/>		Nearby, Eivor found the two children setting fire to a haystack with two guards approaching them. The two kids ran off, with the guards following in pursuit. Eivor eventually found Aelwyn, who had escaped the guards. Eivor spoke with the girl and was later joined by Wigbert before two thugs approached the children, accusing them of thievery. Eivor defeated the thugs, who Aelwyn revealed to be the Quill's men. The two children then assured Eivor that they were not working for the Quill, and gave her a key before directing her to the sewers.<ref name="Plucking the Quill"/>