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Lady Kyashira: /* Fujibayashi Naoe and Yasuke */

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Fujibayashi Naoe and Yasuke

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	*'''Naoe:''' ''I took the oath of our ''[[Iga ikki\|sokoku ikki]]'' there. And that same night, Oda Nobunaga [[Tenshō Iga War\|attacked]] Iga. That shrine was a gate that my life passed through. I went from a girl to a warrior.''		*'''Naoe:''' ''I took the oath of our ''[[Iga ikki\|sokoku ikki]]'' there. And that same night, Oda Nobunaga [[Tenshō Iga War\|attacked]] Iga. That shrine was a gate that my life passed through. I went from a girl to a warrior.''
	*'''Yaya:''' ''Some unassuming places are crossroads, but we don't know it. I went to the market a thousand times, and one day, a [[Iwatora\|handsome man]] spilled a pile of ''{{Wiki\|Aesculus turbinata\|tochi}}'' in my path. We married later that year.''		*'''Yaya:''' ''Some unassuming places are crossroads, but we don't know it. I went to the market a thousand times, and one day, a [[Iwatora\|handsome man]] spilled a pile of ''{{Wiki\|Aesculus turbinata\|tochi}}'' in my path. We married later that year.''
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			*'''[[Rufino]]:''' ''It's strange to be stuck here now, with all of you.''
			*'''Naoe:''' ''Stuck? Don't let Tomiko hear you say that or she'll swat you with that broom of hers.''
			*'''Rufino:''' ''No, I mean, it's nice. Not being on a boat. Not being on the road. Just... being.''
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	*'''Sigurd:''' ''Snow like arrows? The skald in you speaks! I admit, it does calm me down some.''		*'''Sigurd:''' ''Snow like arrows? The skald in you speaks! I admit, it does calm me down some.''
	*'''Eivor:''' ''If everyone sat and watched the soft, chunky snow fall, and said nothing... nothing at all, we would all be happier.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''If everyone sat and watched the soft, chunky snow fall, and said nothing... nothing at all, we would all be happier.''
	*'''Sigurd:''' ''Snow makes for a poor plowing bed. ~~That’s~~ what I know!''		*'''Sigurd:''' ''Snow makes for a poor plowing bed. That's what I know!''
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	*'''Eivor:''' ''Describe it for me, Sigurd... Valhalla.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''Describe it for me, Sigurd... Valhalla.''

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	*'''Benjamin:''' ''Well it's true. And believe me, I should know—I've sampled a great many. You should try one as well! Like a fine wine, they only improve with age. Although... I suppose if left unattended too long, they have a tendency to sour. And that, my friend, is a most unpleasant experience. Better to work in a field often plowed, you know?''		*'''Benjamin:''' ''Well it's true. And believe me, I should know—I've sampled a great many. You should try one as well! Like a fine wine, they only improve with age. Although... I suppose if left unattended too long, they have a tendency to sour. And that, my friend, is a most unpleasant experience. Better to work in a field often plowed, you know?''
	*'''Haytham:''' ''Is there more?''		*'''Haytham:''' ''Is there more?''
	*'''Benjamin:''' ''Indeed, indeed. The sixth is this: the sin is less. To take a maidenhead is a great responsibility. Mishandled, it can ruin lives. No such risk with an older woman. And this implies the seventh: younger women are more given to compunction. Anxiety and unease are not present in the more aged and experienced. And as to ~~the~~ the last of my reasons. Well it's really quite simple. Older women are so very grateful for the attention.''		*'''Benjamin:''' ''Indeed, indeed. The sixth is this: the sin is less. To take a maidenhead is a great responsibility. Mishandled, it can ruin lives. No such risk with an older woman. And this implies the seventh: younger women are more given to compunction. Anxiety and unease are not present in the more aged and experienced. And as to the last of my reasons. Well it's really quite simple. Older women are so very grateful for the attention.''
	*'''Haytham:''' ''You make a compelling argument, Mister Franklin. I might just have to run a few tests myself.''		*'''Haytham:''' ''You make a compelling argument, Mister Franklin. I might just have to run a few tests myself.''
	*'''Benjamin:''' ''I highly recommend it!''		*'''Benjamin:''' ''I highly recommend it!''

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	*'''Clipper:''' ''More of the same, actually. I got a plan cooking, but the folks need to know they've got someone to turn to. Find me when you're done.''		*'''Clipper:''' ''More of the same, actually. I got a plan cooking, but the folks need to know they've got someone to turn to. Find me when you're done.''
	Connor approached Clipper again.<ref name="AC3"/>		Connor approached Clipper again.<ref name="AC3"/>
	*'''Clipper:''' ''They're still conscribing kids all over, but I wager you've been off fryin' bigger fish.<br />You're doing it. The recruiters are scared to go out collecting. We're almost ready to make our move.''		*'''Clipper:''' ''They're still conscribing kids all over, but I wager you've been off fryin' bigger fish.<br>You're doing it. The recruiters are scared to go out collecting. We're almost ready to make our move.''
	After recruiting Clipper into the Colonial Brotherhood, Connor spoke with him in a tavern.<ref name="AC3"/>		After recruiting Clipper into the Colonial Brotherhood, Connor spoke with him in a tavern.<ref name="AC3"/>
	*'''Connor:''' ''You do not partake?''		*'''Connor:''' ''You do not partake?''

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Soranin: /* Fujibayashi Naoe and Yasuke */

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Fujibayashi Naoe and Yasuke

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 |After learning from [[Kinu]] and [[Kane]] about a series of glyphs carved into a [[Wakasa Temple|stone door]] in [[Wakasa]],<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]] – [[Story Drops]]'' – [[A Puzzlement]]</ref> Naoe <!-- and Yasuke? --> travelled around Japan to solve riddles connected to the glyphs.
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Soranin: /* Fujibayashi Naoe and Yasuke */

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Fujibayashi Naoe and Yasuke

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	Yasuke spoke to Tomiko in the ''hiroma''.		Yasuke spoke to Tomiko in the ''hiroma''.

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	{{IUNote		{{IUNote
	\|Title=Thoughts on the Volcanic Tomb		\|Title=Thoughts on the Volcanic Tomb
	\|Text=Who knew that beneath such unassuming mounds lay such fury!<br><br>The fires that heat this molten rock would surely have rivaled those of now-dead ~~{{wiki\|~~Mount Vesuvius\|Vesuvius}}!<br><br>Was the intent, I wonder, to bury [[Verica]] within this earthly {{wiki\|Phlegethon\|Pyriphlegethon}} as some poetic punishment for his service to Rome?<br><br>–Manius}}		\|Text=Who knew that beneath such unassuming mounds lay such fury!<br><br>The fires that heat this molten rock would surely have rivaled those of now-dead [[Mount Vesuvius\|Vesuvius]]!<br><br>Was the intent, I wonder, to bury [[Verica]] within this earthly {{wiki\|Phlegethon\|Pyriphlegethon}} as some poetic punishment for his service to Rome?<br><br>–Manius}}
	Escorting the column through, she dropped it down to the room from which she entered these chambers, then brought it back to the main chamber, sliding it onto the second square pressure plate. When she solved her second pressure plate, the lava high above receded, revealing the second plate with a round recess and the fourth part of the puzzle.		Escorting the column through, she dropped it down to the room from which she entered these chambers, then brought it back to the main chamber, sliding it onto the second square pressure plate. When she solved her second pressure plate, the lava high above receded, revealing the second plate with a round recess and the fourth part of the puzzle.
	*'''Eivor:''' ''Yet another path. At least I move forward.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''Yet another path. At least I move forward.''

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	*'''Ceolwulf:''' ''Do you fully dedicate your life to Oxenefordscire in both peace and war?''		*'''Ceolwulf:''' ''Do you fully dedicate your life to Oxenefordscire in both peace and war?''
	*'''Geadric:''' ''I do.''		*'''Geadric:''' ''I do.''
	*'''Ceolwulf:''' ''Do you swear to work for the common good of your shire and to uphold justice for thegns and {{~~wiki~~\|Churl\|ceorls}} alike?''		*'''Ceolwulf:''' ''Do you swear to work for the common good of your shire and to uphold justice for thegns and {{Wiki\|Churl\|ceorls}} alike?''
	*'''Geadric:''' ''By God, I do.''		*'''Geadric:''' ''By God, I do.''
	*'''Ceolwulf:''' ''Then come to me, loyal thegn! May the blessed lands of Oxenefordscire and all of Mercia prosper!''		*'''Ceolwulf:''' ''Then come to me, loyal thegn! May the blessed lands of Oxenefordscire and all of Mercia prosper!''
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	*'''Eivor:''' ''Many lives, and many more to go before I can rest.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''Many lives, and many more to go before I can rest.''
	*'''Halewyn:''' ''But isn't that the adventure? I embrace mine.''		*'''Halewyn:''' ''But isn't that the adventure? I embrace mine.''
	*'''Eivor:''' ''{{~~wiki~~\|Gefjon\|Gefion}} bring you luck then.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''{{Wiki\|Gefjon\|Gefion}} bring you luck then.''
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	If Trygve came through his grief at [[Hemming]]'s loss, Eivor could speak to him at the longhouse in [[Hemthorpe]].		If Trygve came through his grief at [[Hemming]]'s loss, Eivor could speak to him at the longhouse in [[Hemthorpe]].
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	\|Text=[[Cerdic of Wessex\|Cedric]] ''[sic]'' and [[Cynric]] killed a British king named [[Natanleod]], and five thousand men along with him. After this was the land named {{~~wiki~~\|Netley}}, from him, as far as {{Wiki\|Charford}}. Then did they undertake the government of the West Saxons, and from that day in 519 AD have the children of the West Saxon kings reigned.}}		\|Text=[[Cerdic of Wessex\|Cedric]] ''[sic]'' and [[Cynric]] killed a British king named [[Natanleod]], and five thousand men along with him. After this was the land named {{Wiki\|Netley}}, from him, as far as {{Wiki\|Charford}}. Then did they undertake the government of the West Saxons, and from that day in 519 AD have the children of the West Saxon kings reigned.}}
	The shieldmaiden spoke to the magister presiding over the class.		The shieldmaiden spoke to the magister presiding over the class.
	*'''Bata:''' ''It is a great thing to shape young minds.''		*'''Bata:''' ''It is a great thing to shape young minds.''
	Eivor then overheard chatter amongst the children.		Eivor then overheard chatter amongst the children.
	*'''Anglo-Saxon Child 7:''' ''{{~~wiki~~\|Latin}}, urgh. I just want to tell stories about hellsome beasts and brave adventurers. "Fie, fie beastie! Be thee dead? I'll grind your bones to make my bread."''		*'''Anglo-Saxon Child 7:''' ''{{Wiki\|Latin}}, urgh. I just want to tell stories about hellsome beasts and brave adventurers. "Fie, fie beastie! Be thee dead? I'll grind your bones to make my bread."''
	She prepared to leave the seminary, passing through the courtyard, where more children were talking among themselves and to her.		She prepared to leave the seminary, passing through the courtyard, where more children were talking among themselves and to her.
	*'''Anglo-Saxon Child 8:''' ''I never want to see those smelly sewers again. Even if that means listening to Magister Bata all day.''		*'''Anglo-Saxon Child 8:''' ''I never want to see those smelly sewers again. Even if that means listening to Magister Bata all day.''
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	{{IUNote		{{IUNote
	\|Title=Thoughts on the Volcanic Tomb		\|Title=Thoughts on the Volcanic Tomb
	\|Text=Who knew that beneath such unassuming mounds lay such fury!<br><br>The fires that heat this molten rock would surely have rivaled those of now-dead [[Mount Vesuvius\|Vesuvius]]!<br><br>Was the intent, I wonder, to bury [[Verica]] within this earthly {{~~wiki~~\|Phlegethon\|Pyriphlegethon}} as some poetic punishment for his service to Rome?<br><br>–Manius}}		\|Text=Who knew that beneath such unassuming mounds lay such fury!<br><br>The fires that heat this molten rock would surely have rivaled those of now-dead [[Mount Vesuvius\|Vesuvius]]!<br><br>Was the intent, I wonder, to bury [[Verica]] within this earthly {{Wiki\|Phlegethon\|Pyriphlegethon}} as some poetic punishment for his service to Rome?<br><br>–Manius}}
	Escorting the column through, she dropped it down to the room from which she entered these chambers, then brought it back to the main chamber, sliding it onto the second square pressure plate. When she solved her second pressure plate, the lava high above receded, revealing the second plate with a round recess and the fourth part of the puzzle.		Escorting the column through, she dropped it down to the room from which she entered these chambers, then brought it back to the main chamber, sliding it onto the second square pressure plate. When she solved her second pressure plate, the lava high above receded, revealing the second plate with a round recess and the fourth part of the puzzle.
	*'''Eivor:''' ''Yet another path. At least I move forward.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''Yet another path. At least I move forward.''

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	==Kassandra==		==Kassandra==
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	Kassandra looked over his inventory again, then left to resume her quests. Towards the end of her journeys, she visited Sargon one last time.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – {{Cite\|5 Jan 2021. Presumably has dialogue after all Store items are bought?}}</ref>		Kassandra looked over his inventory again, then left to resume her quests. Towards the end of her journeys, she visited Sargon one last time.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – {{Cite\|5 Jan 2021. Presumably has dialogue after all Store items are bought?}}</ref>
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	! style="background:#337470; -moz-border-radius:3.25px; border-radius:3.25px; color:White; font-size:110%" align="left"\|Approaching land		! style="background:#337470; -moz-border-radius:3.25px; border-radius:3.25px; color:White; font-size:110%" align="left"\|Approaching land
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	==Basim ibn Ishaq==		==Basim ibn Ishaq==
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	! style="background:#B45F37; -moz-border-radius:3.25px; border-radius:3.25px; color:White; font-size:110%" align="left"\|Encounters across Al-Ula		! style="background:#B45F37; -moz-border-radius:3.25px; border-radius:3.25px; color:White; font-size:110%" align="left"\|Encounters across Al-Ula
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	*'''Norse Woman 1:''' ''O! I have seen crows attacking one another. Perhaps this is serious.''		*'''Norse Woman 1:''' ''O! I have seen crows attacking one another. Perhaps this is serious.''
	*'''Eivor:''' ''It is concerning. My raven might see better. [[Sýnin]]!''		*'''Eivor:''' ''It is concerning. My raven might see better. [[Sýnin]]!''
	Through her raven's eyes, Eivor saw strange winds surrounding a rock engraved with a large ⟨[[File:ACV Isu Odin Illusionary Rune.png\|20px]]⟩ sigil.<ref group="note" name="note1">The symbol is commonly called "Odin's Illusionary Rune" or other similar names and is held by modern occult circles to have been used by ''berserkrs'' for its magical properties tied to deception and illusion. All these notions are incorrect. Its elaborate design marks it as an {{Wiki\|Icelandic magical staves~~\|Icelandic magical stave~~}} from the 16th to 17th century, long after the Viking Age runic carvings. While famously recorded by the [[Iceland]]ic author {{Wiki\|is:Jochum M. Eggertsson\|Jochum Eggertsson}} as "Delusion Stave Óðinn" on page 71 of his 1940 {{Wiki\|grimoire}} ''[https://books.google.com/books?id=EIMjjwEACAAJ Sorcerer's Screed: The Icelandic Book of Magic Spells]'', he only says it can be "used at will". The symbol's earliest known appearance is in an unidentified 1676 manuscript retranscribed by author Finnbogi Bernódusson in his 1949 work ''[https://handrit.is/manuscript/view/is/Lbs08-4375/17?iabr=on#page/8v/mode/2up Galdrastafir]'', where it is captioned with "''Missýningastafur о́ðinn engin forskrift''", or "missing galdrastafur Odin, no description", indicating its intended purpose was unknown and not definitively tied to mystical camouflage. See {{Youtube\|video=Cwbe36Prg7I\|text=The Rune of Odin\|channel=@ArithHarger\|channelname=Arith Härger}}.</ref> Phantasmal winds swirled around the sigil, driving Sýnin off and breaking her connection with Eivor. Eivor reopened her eyes with a wince.		Through her raven's eyes, Eivor saw strange winds surrounding a rock engraved with a large ⟨[[File:ACV Isu Odin Illusionary Rune.png\|20px]]⟩ sigil.<ref group="note" name="note1">The symbol is commonly called "Odin's Illusionary Rune" or other similar names and is held by modern occult circles to have been used by ''berserkrs'' for its magical properties tied to deception and illusion. All these notions are incorrect. Its elaborate design marks it as one of many {{Wiki\|Icelandic magical staves}} from the 16th to 17th century, long after the Viking Age runic carvings. While famously recorded by the [[Iceland]]ic author {{Wiki\|is:Jochum M. Eggertsson\|Jochum Eggertsson}} as "Delusion Stave Óðinn" on page 71 of his 1940 {{Wiki\|grimoire}} ''[https://books.google.com/books?id=EIMjjwEACAAJ Sorcerer's Screed: The Icelandic Book of Magic Spells]'', he only says it can be "used at will". The symbol's earliest known appearance is in an unidentified 1676 manuscript retranscribed by author Finnbogi Bernódusson in his 1949 work ''[https://handrit.is/manuscript/view/is/Lbs08-4375/17?iabr=on#page/8v/mode/2up Galdrastafir]'', where it is captioned with "''Missýningastafur о́ðinn engin forskrift''", or "missing galdrastafur Odin, no description", indicating its intended purpose was unknown and not definitively tied to mystical camouflage. See {{Youtube\|video=Cwbe36Prg7I\|text=The Rune of Odin\|channel=@ArithHarger\|channelname=Arith Härger}}.</ref> Phantasmal winds swirled around the sigil, driving Sýnin off and breaking her connection with Eivor. Eivor reopened her eyes with a wince.
	*'''Eivor:''' [ONO - HUH?] <!-- surprisingly, not a transcriber's note, but actual text. --> ''Sýnin herself has lost course.''		*'''Eivor:''' [ONO - HUH?] <!-- surprisingly, not a transcriber's note, but actual text. --> ''Sýnin herself has lost course.''
	*'''Norse Woman 2:''' ''Something must be done!''		*'''Norse Woman 2:''' ''Something must be done!''

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