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	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
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	ACV Hunter's Repast 1.png\|Eivor reporting Gorm's death to Olav		ACV Hunter's Repast 1.png\|Eivor reporting Gorm's death to Olav
	ACV Hunter's Repast 3.png\|The Kanien'kehá:ka listening to the village leader as she told a story		ACV Hunter's Repast 3.png\|The Kanien'kehá:ka listening to the village leader as she told a story

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	[[Category:Memories of Eivor Varinsdottir]]		[[Category:Memories of Eivor Varinsdottir]]
	[[fr:Repas de chasse]]		<!--[fr:Repas de chasse]-->

imported>RShepard227: Should be done with all Vinland dialogue now. I'll make one last pass for any Anvil engine logic-related glitches and put this arc behind me.

2025-05-23T04:31:40Z

Should be done with all Vinland dialogue now. I'll make one last pass for any Anvil engine logic-related glitches and put this arc behind me.

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	\|Text=Elspeth says there's not enough bread for the sick. What must we do, eat dirt? [[Freyja]] take me home.}}		\|Text=Elspeth says there's not enough bread for the sick. What must we do, eat dirt? [[Freyja]] take me home.}}
	Down by the shores of Nyhofn, Eivor found Hilde.		Down by the shores of Nyhofn, Eivor found Hilde. Past her, two more people cursed Gorm's expedition.
			*'''Fortune Seeker:''' ''What a waste. No gold, no glory, nothing but rain, trees, and Gorm's lies.''
			*'''Wet Blanket:''' ''I told you so.''
			Finally, Eivor spoke to Hilde.
	*'''Hilde:''' ''Jora of [[York\|Jorvik]]! You shirked your work for quite some time!''		*'''Hilde:''' ''Jora of [[York\|Jorvik]]! You shirked your work for quite some time!''
	*'''Eivor:''' ''Jora is no more. My name is Eivor, a ''drengr'' of the [[Raven Clan]]. And my purpose is fulfilled.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''Jora is no more. My name is Eivor, a ''drengr'' of the [[Raven Clan]]. And my purpose is fulfilled.''

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	After some thought, Eivor walked up to tell her story.		After some thought, Eivor walked up to tell her story.
	[[File:ACV Hunter's Repast 7.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Eivor narrating a story to the villagers]]		[[File:ACV Hunter's Repast 7.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Eivor narrating a story to the villagers]]
	*'''Eivor:''' ''A story of betrayal. Of selfish malice. And of [[Norse mythology\|gods]] who act as spoiled children. Of all our many gods, it is [[Odin]] who is the most revered. He is the All-Father, the High One, the wise king. But for all his glories, he can also be the most elusive of his kind. Selfish, solitary, stubborn... even cruel. In days long gone, it came to pass that Odin's son [[Baldr]] died suddenly, felled by his only weakness. Mistletoe. Believing his son's death an accident, Odin sent a message to the [[Jötnar\|Jotun]], [[Hel]], asking her to return his beautiful boy to life. Hel agreed, but on one condition. Only if every living creature in the [[Nine Realms\|nine worlds]] shed a loving tear for Baldr.<br><br>At once, Odin sent word to every corner of the world, asking all to weep for his beloved boy. And all did... but one. A Jotun named [[Loki\|Thokk]] refused to cry for Baldr. "Let Hel keep what she has received," Thokk said with malice. And that was that. Baldr was gone forever, sent on a funeral-ship across the sea, buried in [[Earth\|Midgard]] amid trees and rocks.<br><br>What Odin did not know, is that Thokk was none other than the trickster Loki in disguise, a god he knew as a friend. Worse still, it was Loki who led Baldr to his death by a sprig of mistletoe. All these tricks and feints, Loki had conceived. Some say it was in Loki's nature to be so cruel. Others argue it was revenge for deeds done by Odin to Loki and his children.<br><br>There is a third view. That all these acts, kind and cruel, were [[Nornir\|sewn long ago]] in the pattern of their lives. That we are not the authors of our own destiny, but only its readers. And that we... O... ...that we should fight against this view. For it is deeply unwelcome.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''A story of betrayal. Of selfish malice. And of [[Norse mythology\|gods]] who act as spoiled children. Of all our many gods, it is [[Odin]] who is the most revered. He is the All-Father, the High One, the wise king. But for all his glories, he can also be the most elusive of his kind. Selfish, solitary, stubborn... even cruel. In days long gone, it came to pass that Odin's son [[Baldr]] died suddenly, felled by his only weakness. Mistletoe. Believing his son's death an accident, Odin sent a message to the [[Jötnar\|Jotun]], [[Hel]], asking her to return his beautiful boy to life. Hel agreed, but on one condition. Only if every living creature in the [[Nine Realms\|nine worlds]] shed a loving tear for Baldr.<br><br>At once, Odin sent word to every corner of the world, asking all to weep for his beloved boy. And all did... but one. A Jotun named [[Loki\|Thokk]] refused to cry for Baldr. "Let Hel keep what she has received," Thokk said with malice. And that was that. Baldr was gone forever, sent on a funeral-ship across the sea, buried in [[Earth\|Midgard]] amid trees and rocks.<br><br>What Odin did not know, is that Thokk was none other than the trickster Loki in disguise, a god he knew as a friend. Worse still, it was Loki who led Baldr to his death by a sprig of mistletoe. All these tricks and feints, Loki had conceived. Some say it was in Loki's nature to be so cruel. Others argue it was revenge for deeds done by Odin to Loki and his children.<br><br>There is a third view. That all these acts, kind and cruel, were [[Nornir\|sewn long ago]] in the pattern of their lives. That we are not the authors of our own destiny, but only its readers. And that we... O...''
			Eivor paused and chuckled before finishing her story.
			*'''Eivor:''' ''...that we should fight against this view. For it is deeply unwelcome.''
	*'''Karonhiaktátie:''' Enkwakaratón:hahse' ne A'nó:wara raoká:ra, né: ne oh ní:ioht tsi wa'thate'nówiia'ke'... ''(I'll tell you a story about a turtle, about how its shell was broken...)''		*'''Karonhiaktátie:''' Enkwakaratón:hahse' ne A'nó:wara raoká:ra, né: ne oh ní:ioht tsi wa'thate'nówiia'ke'... ''(I'll tell you a story about a turtle, about how its shell was broken...)''
	Eivor took out the glowing [[Crystal Balls\|Crystal Ball]].		Eivor took out the glowing [[Crystal Balls\|Crystal Ball]].
	*'''Eivor:''' ''Gorm brought this stone across the whale-road for a strange purpose. I do not know [[Grand Temple\|why]], but it seems to belong to this land.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''Gorm brought this stone across the whale-road for a strange purpose. I do not know [[Grand Temple\|why]], but it seems to belong to this land.''
			A child stared at it in awe as Konwahawíhshon approached Eivor.
	*'''Konwahawíhshon:''' Ióhskats. Kwah rahsnonhsà:ke wenhni'táhere'. ''(Beautiful. The moon is at your fingertips.)''		*'''Konwahawíhshon:''' Ióhskats. Kwah rahsnonhsà:ke wenhni'táhere'. ''(Beautiful. The moon is at your fingertips.)''
	*'''Karonhiaktátie':''' Takwawì:re' ken? ''(Are you going to give it to us?)''		*'''Karonhiaktátie':''' Takwawì:re' ken? ''(Are you going to give it to us?)''

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	==Outcome==		==Outcome==
	Eivor spent time with the natives~~, who were given~~ the Crystal Ball, and said farewell to Olav before leaving for [[Ravensthorpe\|home]].		Eivor spent time with the natives and gave them the Crystal Ball for safekeeping, then returned to the port and said farewell to Olav before leaving for [[Ravensthorpe\|home]].

			==Behind the scenes==
			If players play as male Eivor, part of the village elders' subtitles will change from "Kenhnharà:ken" to "Renhnharà:ken", which is the Kanien'kehá:ka term for "white man," whereas the former is "white woman." This marks one of the few occasions in the game where the [[Animus]]' chosen presentation of Eivor's gender will be reflected in dialogue. For the purposes of this page, the dialogue has been written from the canonical narrative presentation of Eivor as female.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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	==Dialogue==		==Dialogue==
	After Gorm's death, Eivor went back to the village of [[Karonhiakèn:iate']] to talk to Olav.		After Gorm's death, Eivor eyed the cave from a distance, standing over Gorm's dead body.
			*'''Eivor:''' ''Olav should know his tormentor is dead. I owe him that much.''
			[[File:ACV Hunter of Beasts 7.png\|thumb\|250px\|Eivor investigating the door bearing Isu markings]]
			Before leaving the camp, Eivor investigated [[Grand Temple\|the cave]] where she found a great door of stone, Isu markings carved into it with a recess the size of the crystal ball. Eivor pulled out the ball, which still glowed, and a voice came from it.
			*'''Unknown Voice:''' ''The probabilities lead us here. The calculations give us hope.''
			*'''Eivor:''' ''This... this is not for me.''
			Eivor tucked the ball away again and left the cave.
			*'''Eivor:''' ''I should return to Olav. He deserves to know what happened here.''

			With her task completed, Eivor went back to the village of [[Karonhiakèn:iate']] to talk to Olav.
	*'''Eivor:''' ''No need to hide now, Olav. Gorm is dead.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''No need to hide now, Olav. Gorm is dead.''
	*'''Olav:''' ''Gorm ... dead? B-by your hand?''		*'''Olav:''' ''Gorm... dead? B-by your hand?''
	*'''Eivor:''' ''He paid a bloody price for broken honor. I will not say more. Return to your sister.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''He paid a bloody price for broken honor. I will not say more. Return to your sister.''
	*'''Olav:''' ''O, I will! Yet I would first join the villagers at their fire. They tell stories and I like to listen, though I do not hear.		*'''Olav:''' ''O, I will! Yet I would first join the villagers at their fire. They tell stories and I like to listen, though I do not hear.
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	After some thought, Eivor walked up to tell her story.		After some thought, Eivor walked up to tell her story.
	[[File:ACV Hunter's Repast 7.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Eivor narrating a story to the villagers]]		[[File:ACV Hunter's Repast 7.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Eivor narrating a story to the villagers]]
	*'''Eivor:''' ''A story of betrayal. Of selfish malice. And of [[Norse mythology\|gods]] who act as spoiled children. Of all our many gods, it is [[Odin]] who is the most revered. He is the All-Father, the High One, the wise king. But for all his glories, he can also be the most elusive of his kind. Selfish, solitary, stubborn ... even cruel. In days long gone, it came to pass that Odin's son [[Baldr]] died suddenly, felled by his only weakness. Mistletoe. Believing his son's death an accident, Odin sent a message to the [[Jötnar\|Jotun]], [[Hel]], asking her to return his beautiful boy to life. Hel agreed, but on one condition. Only if every living creature in the [[Nine Realms\|nine worlds]] shed a loving tear for Baldr.<br><br>At once, Odin sent word to every corner of the world, asking all to weep for his beloved boy. And all did ... but one. A Jotun named [[Loki\|Thokk]] refused to cry for Baldr. "Let Hel keep what she has received," Thokk said with malice. And that was that. Baldr was gone forever, sent on a funeral-ship across the sea, buried in [[Earth\|Midgard]] amid trees and rocks.<br><br>What Odin did not know, is that Thokk was none other than the trickster Loki in disguise, a god he knew as a friend. Worse still, it was Loki who led Baldr to his death by a sprig of mistletoe. All these tricks and feints, Loki had conceived. Some say it was in Loki's nature to be so cruel. Others argue it was revenge for deeds done by Odin to Loki and his children.<br><br>There is a third view. That all these acts, kind and cruel, were [[Nornir\|sewn long ago]] in the pattern of their lives. That we are not the authors of our own destiny, but only its readers. And that we... O... ...that we should fight against this view. For it is deeply unwelcome.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''A story of betrayal. Of selfish malice. And of [[Norse mythology\|gods]] who act as spoiled children. Of all our many gods, it is [[Odin]] who is the most revered. He is the All-Father, the High One, the wise king. But for all his glories, he can also be the most elusive of his kind. Selfish, solitary, stubborn... even cruel. In days long gone, it came to pass that Odin's son [[Baldr]] died suddenly, felled by his only weakness. Mistletoe. Believing his son's death an accident, Odin sent a message to the [[Jötnar\|Jotun]], [[Hel]], asking her to return his beautiful boy to life. Hel agreed, but on one condition. Only if every living creature in the [[Nine Realms\|nine worlds]] shed a loving tear for Baldr.<br><br>At once, Odin sent word to every corner of the world, asking all to weep for his beloved boy. And all did... but one. A Jotun named [[Loki\|Thokk]] refused to cry for Baldr. "Let Hel keep what she has received," Thokk said with malice. And that was that. Baldr was gone forever, sent on a funeral-ship across the sea, buried in [[Earth\|Midgard]] amid trees and rocks.<br><br>What Odin did not know, is that Thokk was none other than the trickster Loki in disguise, a god he knew as a friend. Worse still, it was Loki who led Baldr to his death by a sprig of mistletoe. All these tricks and feints, Loki had conceived. Some say it was in Loki's nature to be so cruel. Others argue it was revenge for deeds done by Odin to Loki and his children.<br><br>There is a third view. That all these acts, kind and cruel, were [[Nornir\|sewn long ago]] in the pattern of their lives. That we are not the authors of our own destiny, but only its readers. And that we... O... ...that we should fight against this view. For it is deeply unwelcome.''
	*'''Karonhiaktátie:''' Enkwakaratón:hahse' ne A'nó:wara raoká:ra, né: ne oh ní:ioht tsi wa'thate'nówiia'ke'... ''(I'll tell you a story about a turtle, about how its shell was broken...)''		*'''Karonhiaktátie:''' Enkwakaratón:hahse' ne A'nó:wara raoká:ra, né: ne oh ní:ioht tsi wa'thate'nówiia'ke'... ''(I'll tell you a story about a turtle, about how its shell was broken...)''
	Eivor took out the glowing [[Crystal Balls\|Crystal Ball]].		Eivor took out the glowing [[Crystal Balls\|Crystal Ball]].
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	*'''Worker Man:''' ''Thanks for wrecking the voyage. Now I've got no work. What a hero.''		*'''Worker Man:''' ''Thanks for wrecking the voyage. Now I've got no work. What a hero.''
	Near the makeshift tavern, Eivor found a new note.		Near the makeshift tavern, Eivor found a new note.
	~~:'''~~Stained Note~~'''<br>''~~Elspeth says there's not enough bread for the sick. What must we do, eat dirt? [[Freyja]] take me home.''		{{IUNote
			\|Title=Stained Note
			\|Text=Elspeth says there's not enough bread for the sick. What must we do, eat dirt? [[Freyja]] take me home.}}
	Down by the shores of Nyhofn, Eivor found Hilde.		Down by the shores of Nyhofn, Eivor found Hilde.
	*'''Hilde:''' ''Jora of [[York\|Jorvik]]! You shirked your work for quite some time!''		*'''Hilde:''' ''Jora of [[York\|Jorvik]]! You shirked your work for quite some time!''
	*'''Eivor:''' ''Jora is no more. My name is Eivor, a ''drengr'' of the [[Raven Clan]]. And my purpose is fulfilled.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''Jora is no more. My name is Eivor, a ''drengr'' of the [[Raven Clan]]. And my purpose is fulfilled.''
	*'''Hilde:''' ''Purpose? What purpose?''		*'''Hilde:''' ''Purpose? What purpose?''
	Olav ~~came~~ to ~~see his sister, Hilde~~.		Olav ran through the settlement and down to the shore proclaiming Gorm's death.
	*'''Olav:''' ''Gorm is dead! The troll is dead!''		*'''Olav:''' ''Gorm is dead! The troll is dead!''
	*'''Hilde:''' ''Olav!''		*'''Hilde:''' ''Olav?''
	[[File:ACV Hunter's Repast 10.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Olav reuniting with his sister]]		[[File:ACV Hunter's Repast 10.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Olav reuniting with his sister]]
	~~Olav and~~ Hilde hugged each other.		Hilde held out her arms for her brother. They hugged each other in reunion.
	*'''Olav:''' ''Sister, let us celebrate! Gorm Kjotvesson is no more! Slain by Eivor [[Raven]]-friend. Eivor Forest-strider. Eivor Olav-saver!''		*'''Olav:''' ''Sister, let us celebrate! Gorm Kjotvesson is no more! Slain by Eivor [[Raven]]-friend. Eivor Forest-strider. Eivor Olav-saver!''
	*'''Hilde:''' ''What is this?''		*'''Hilde:''' ''What is this?''
	*'''Eivor:''' ''I had a long-standing blood feud with Gorm and his [[Wolf Clan\|clan]]. It is now laid to rest.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''I had a long-standing blood feud with Gorm and his [[Wolf Clan\|clan]]. It is now laid to rest.''
	*'''Olav:''' ''O, the ''[[skald]]s'' will sing to this day! How Eivor traveled far and wide, hunting Gorm along the world's rim!''		*'''Olav:''' ''O, the ''[[skald]]s'' will sing of this day! How Eivor traveled far and wide, hunting Gorm along the world's rim!''
	*'''Eivor:''' ''Songs or not, Gorm is dead. Now I suggest you leave this place. There is no purpose for us here.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''Songs or not, Gorm is dead. Now I suggest you leave this place. There is no purpose for us here.''
	*'''Hilde:''' ''I ... I do not disagree. Gorm was a madman and a troll, indeed. But he paid us in [[silver]], and that was enough. Brother, are you well? I feared the worst for you.''		*'''Hilde:''' ''I... I do not disagree. Gorm was a madman and a troll, indeed. But he paid us in [[silver]], and that was enough. Brother, are you well? I feared the worst for you.''
	*'''Olav:''' ''I am well, yes. O so well. And I may stay! To linger, one season or two, with the friends I have made.''		*'''Olav:''' ''I am well, yes. O so well. And I may stay! To linger, one season or two, with the friends I have made.''
	*'''Hilde:''' ''As you wish, Brother. And you ... Eivor. Where will you go? Across the sea with us? Or back into the woods?''		*'''Hilde:''' ''As you wish, Brother. And you... Eivor. Where will you go? Across the sea with us? Or back into the woods?''
	~~Eivor decided to leave Vinland~~.		<tabber>
			\|-\|Yes, I am ready.=
	*'''Eivor:''' ''I will sail with you. Let's go.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''I will sail with you. Let's go.''
	Hilde nodded.		Hilde nodded.
	*'''Eivor:''' ''Take care of yourself, Olav, in this life and the next.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''Take care of yourself, Olav, in this life and the next.''
	*'''Olav:''' ''Goodbye. Goodbye!''		*'''Olav:''' ''Goodbye. Goodbye!''
			Eivor walked to the [[longship]] with Hilde and prepared to get underway.
	*'''Eivor:''' ''Far wends the whale-road before me. Dark are the deeds that brought me here. Fate may bind my bones to this land, but for now, I walk the sea.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''Far wends the whale-road before me. Dark are the deeds that brought me here. Fate may bind my bones to this land, but for now, I walk the sea.''
	Eivor ~~walked~~ to the [[~~longship~~]] ~~with Hilde~~ to set a course for home.		\|-\|Not yet.=
			*'''Eivor:''' ''A few tasks remain. But I will ready myself and return.''
			*'''Hilde:''' ''I can linger a few days in port. Speak to me when you're ready to sail.''
			Eivor attended to her remaining business and returned to Hilde.
			*'''Hilde:''' ''Eivor, you return to us.''
			*'''Eivor:''' ''I do.''
			*'''Hilde:''' ''Ready to lift an oar on our long voyage back to England?''
			(returns to choices)
			</tabber>
			Once the preparations were complete, the longship cast off into the [[Atlantic Ocean\|whale-road]] to set a course for [[Ravensthorpe\|home]].

	==Outcome==		==Outcome==

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	[[Category:Memories of Eivor Varinsdottir]]		[[Category:Memories of Eivor Varinsdottir]]
			[[fr:Repas de chasse]]

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	*'''Worker Man:''' ''Thanks for wrecking the voyage. Now I've got no work. What a hero.''		*'''Worker Man:''' ''Thanks for wrecking the voyage. Now I've got no work. What a hero.''
	Near the makeshift tavern, Eivor found a new note.		Near the makeshift tavern, Eivor found a new note.
	:'''Stained Note'''<br>''Elspeth says there's not enough bread for the sick. What must we do, eat dirt? Freyja take me home.''		:'''Stained Note'''<br>''Elspeth says there's not enough bread for the sick. What must we do, eat dirt? [[Freyja]] take me home.''
	Down by the shores of Nyhofn, Eivor found Hilde.		Down by the shores of Nyhofn, Eivor found Hilde.
	*'''Hilde:''' ''Jora of [[York\|Jorvik]]! You shirked your work for quite some time!''		*'''Hilde:''' ''Jora of [[York\|Jorvik]]! You shirked your work for quite some time!''

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	{{Era\|ACV\|Memories}}		{{Era\|ACV\|Memories}}
	~~{{Imageneed}}~~
	{{Memory Infobox		{{Memory Infobox
	\| name = Hunter's Repast		\| name = Hunter's Repast
	\| image =		\| image = ACV Hunter's Repast 7.jpg
	\| description = ''After defeating [[Gorm Kjotvesson\|Gorm]], [[Eivor Varinsdottir\|Eivor]] returns with more questions than answers.''		\| description = ''After defeating [[Gorm Kjotvesson\|Gorm]], [[Eivor Varinsdottir\|Eivor]] returns with more questions than answers.''
	\| appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]''		\| appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]''
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	\| next = [[Reporting on Vinland]]		\| next = [[Reporting on Vinland]]
	\| source = [[Eivor Varinsdottir]]		\| source = [[Eivor Varinsdottir]]
	\| location = ~~[[Nyhofn]],~~ [[Vinland~~]]<br>[[Karonhiakèn:iate'~~]]		\| location = [[Vinland]]
	\| date = 875		\| date = 875
	}}		}}
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	*'''Eivor:''' ''Storytime? Telling {{Wiki\|saga}}s of their own?''		*'''Eivor:''' ''Storytime? Telling {{Wiki\|saga}}s of their own?''
	*'''Olav:''' ''Yes, yes. They tell stories, yes. Come, listen!''		*'''Olav:''' ''Yes, yes. They tell stories, yes. Come, listen!''
			[[File:ACV Hunter's Repast 2.png\|thumb\|250px\|The villagers gathered around a bonfire]]
	The nightly storytime came as a village leader spoke her story.		The nightly storytime came as a village leader spoke her story.
	*'''[[Konwahawíhshon]]:''' Sok ki' Rarón:tote' wahshakohró:ri' ne [[Sky Woman\|Iottsi'tsíson]], wahèn:ron' "Háo' tho iétene tsi nón:we rotihsken'rakéhte' tionkkwirotakwén:ni." Tehnitsá:ron ki' tho thní:tahkwe', ia'tehnikà:nere' tsi iohsón:waien tánon' akwé:kon kahsonwahòn:tsi. Iottsi'tsíson iakotatenekwen'tawà:kon, tànon' Rarón:tote' iehsòn:ne ì:rate'. ''(Then Rarón:tote' told Iottsi'tíson, he said "Okay, we'll both go where the men are unearthing the tree for me." They were both standing there, they saw a hole and the hole was all black. Iottsi'tsíson is holding her belly and Rarón:tote' is standing next to the hole.)''		*'''[[Konwahawíhshon]]:''' Sok ki' Rarón:tote' wahshakohró:ri' ne [[Sky Woman\|Iottsi'tsíson]], wahèn:ron' "Háo' tho iétene tsi nón:we rotihsken'rakéhte' tionkkwirotakwén:ni." Tehnitsá:ron ki' tho thní:tahkwe', ia'tehnikà:nere' tsi iohsón:waien tánon' akwé:kon kahsonwahòn:tsi. Iottsi'tsíson iakotatenekwen'tawà:kon, tànon' Rarón:tote' iehsòn:ne ì:rate'. ''(Then Rarón:tote' told Iottsi'tíson, he said "Okay, we'll both go where the men are unearthing the tree for me." They were both standing there, they saw a hole and the hole was all black. Iottsi'tsíson is holding her belly and Rarón:tote' is standing next to the hole.)''
	Eivor came behind Konwahawíhshon, who turned around to see Eivor. Konwahawíhshon gestured for her to join them and Eivor took a seat on a log amongst the gathered villagers.		Eivor came behind Konwahawíhshon, who turned around to see Eivor. Konwahawíhshon gestured for her to join them and Eivor took a seat on a log amongst the gathered villagers.
			[[File:ACV Hunter's Repast 5.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Eivor listening with the villagers]]
	*'''Konwahawíhshon:''' Sok ki' ohsón:wakon ia'ontke'tó:ten', á:ienhrek tóká' tkahné:kare'. Thontaiawénhstsi', Rarón:tote' iahshakò:reke'. Ohsón:wakon ia'eià:ten'ne' ne Iottsi'tsíson. Tsi wa'akoia'ten'hátie' wa'eienahá:ton' tsi nahò:ten' wa'ekwé:ni'. Ohtehra'shòn:'a, kahtehrowá:nen's tánon' ken' nikahtehrà:sa's ia'éhawe' tsi ia'eià:ten'ne' tsi tetiotshonwà:karas. ''(Then she looked in the hole, and it seemed as though there was water in it. All of a sudden, Rarón:tote' pushed her. Iottsi'tsíson fell in the hole. While falling, she grabbed on to whatever she could. She then grabbed and brought all sorts of roots, big and small, down with her into that dark hole.)''		*'''Konwahawíhshon:''' Sok ki' ohsón:wakon ia'ontke'tó:ten', á:ienhrek tóká' tkahné:kare'. Thontaiawénhstsi', Rarón:tote' iahshakò:reke'. Ohsón:wakon ia'eià:ten'ne' ne Iottsi'tsíson. Tsi wa'akoia'ten'hátie' wa'eienahá:ton' tsi nahò:ten' wa'ekwé:ni'. Ohtehra'shòn:'a, kahtehrowá:nen's tánon' ken' nikahtehrà:sa's ia'éhawe' tsi ia'eià:ten'ne' tsi tetiotshonwà:karas. ''(Then she looked in the hole, and it seemed as though there was water in it. All of a sudden, Rarón:tote' pushed her. Iottsi'tsíson fell in the hole. While falling, she grabbed on to whatever she could. She then grabbed and brought all sorts of roots, big and small, down with her into that dark hole.)''
	[[Karonhiaktátie']] stood up and put more firewood into the fire. Karonhiaktátie' looked to Eivor.		[[Karonhiaktátie']] stood up and put more firewood into the fire. Karonhiaktátie' looked to Eivor.
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	*'''Eivor:''' ''Ah. You want me to tell a story. All right. Let me think...''		*'''Eivor:''' ''Ah. You want me to tell a story. All right. Let me think...''
	After some thought, Eivor walked up to tell her story.		After some thought, Eivor walked up to tell her story.
			[[File:ACV Hunter's Repast 7.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Eivor narrating a story to the villagers]]
	*'''Eivor:''' ''A story of betrayal. Of selfish malice. And of [[Norse mythology\|gods]] who act as spoiled children. Of all our many gods, it is [[Odin]] who is the most revered. He is the All-Father, the High One, the wise king. But for all his glories, he can also be the most elusive of his kind. Selfish, solitary, stubborn ... even cruel. In days long gone, it came to pass that Odin's son [[Baldr]] died suddenly, felled by his only weakness. Mistletoe. Believing his son's death an accident, Odin sent a message to the [[Jötnar\|Jotun]], [[Hel]], asking her to return his beautiful boy to life. Hel agreed, but on one condition. Only if every living creature in the [[Nine Realms\|nine worlds]] shed a loving tear for Baldr.<br><br>At once, Odin sent word to every corner of the world, asking all to weep for his beloved boy. And all did ... but one. A Jotun named [[Loki\|Thokk]] refused to cry for Baldr. "Let Hel keep what she has received," Thokk said with malice. And that was that. Baldr was gone forever, sent on a funeral-ship across the sea, buried in [[Earth\|Midgard]] amid trees and rocks.<br><br>What Odin did not know, is that Thokk was none other than the trickster Loki in disguise, a god he knew as a friend. Worse still, it was Loki who led Baldr to his death by a sprig of mistletoe. All these tricks and feints, Loki had conceived. Some say it was in Loki's nature to be so cruel. Others argue it was revenge for deeds done by Odin to Loki and his children.<br><br>There is a third view. That all these acts, kind and cruel, were [[Nornir\|sewn long ago]] in the pattern of their lives. That we are not the authors of our own destiny, but only its readers. And that we... O... ...that we should fight against this view. For it is deeply unwelcome.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''A story of betrayal. Of selfish malice. And of [[Norse mythology\|gods]] who act as spoiled children. Of all our many gods, it is [[Odin]] who is the most revered. He is the All-Father, the High One, the wise king. But for all his glories, he can also be the most elusive of his kind. Selfish, solitary, stubborn ... even cruel. In days long gone, it came to pass that Odin's son [[Baldr]] died suddenly, felled by his only weakness. Mistletoe. Believing his son's death an accident, Odin sent a message to the [[Jötnar\|Jotun]], [[Hel]], asking her to return his beautiful boy to life. Hel agreed, but on one condition. Only if every living creature in the [[Nine Realms\|nine worlds]] shed a loving tear for Baldr.<br><br>At once, Odin sent word to every corner of the world, asking all to weep for his beloved boy. And all did ... but one. A Jotun named [[Loki\|Thokk]] refused to cry for Baldr. "Let Hel keep what she has received," Thokk said with malice. And that was that. Baldr was gone forever, sent on a funeral-ship across the sea, buried in [[Earth\|Midgard]] amid trees and rocks.<br><br>What Odin did not know, is that Thokk was none other than the trickster Loki in disguise, a god he knew as a friend. Worse still, it was Loki who led Baldr to his death by a sprig of mistletoe. All these tricks and feints, Loki had conceived. Some say it was in Loki's nature to be so cruel. Others argue it was revenge for deeds done by Odin to Loki and his children.<br><br>There is a third view. That all these acts, kind and cruel, were [[Nornir\|sewn long ago]] in the pattern of their lives. That we are not the authors of our own destiny, but only its readers. And that we... O... ...that we should fight against this view. For it is deeply unwelcome.''
	*'''Karonhiaktátie:''' Enkwakaratón:hahse' ne A'nó:wara raoká:ra, né: ne oh ní:ioht tsi wa'thate'nówiia'ke'... ''(I'll tell you a story about a turtle, about how its shell was broken...)''		*'''Karonhiaktátie:''' Enkwakaratón:hahse' ne A'nó:wara raoká:ra, né: ne oh ní:ioht tsi wa'thate'nówiia'ke'... ''(I'll tell you a story about a turtle, about how its shell was broken...)''
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	*'''Karonhiaktátie':''' Takwawì:re' ken? ''(Are you going to give it to us?)''		*'''Karonhiaktátie':''' Takwawì:re' ken? ''(Are you going to give it to us?)''
	*'''Eivor:''' ''Take it. And guard it. It may be that [[Something to Remember\|one day]] you will know its purpose.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''Take it. And guard it. It may be that [[Something to Remember\|one day]] you will know its purpose.''
			[[File:ACV Hunter's Repast 8.png\|thumb\|250px\|Eivor handing the Crystal Ball to Konwahawíhshon]]
	Eivor gave the Crystal Ball to the village leaders.		Eivor gave the Crystal Ball to the village leaders.
	*'''Eivor:''' ''Thank you, each of you. For all you have done.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''Thank you, each of you. For all you have done.''
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	*'''Worker Man:''' ''Thanks for wrecking the voyage. Now I've got no work. What a hero.''		*'''Worker Man:''' ''Thanks for wrecking the voyage. Now I've got no work. What a hero.''
	Near the makeshift tavern, Eivor found a new note.		Near the makeshift tavern, Eivor found a new note.
	:'''Stained Note'''<br />''Elspeth says there's not enough bread for the sick. What must we do, eat dirt? Freyja take me home.''		:'''Stained Note'''<br>''Elspeth says there's not enough bread for the sick. What must we do, eat dirt? Freyja take me home.''
	Down by the shores of Nyhofn, Eivor found Hilde.		Down by the shores of Nyhofn, Eivor found Hilde.
	*'''Hilde:''' ''Jora of [[York\|Jorvik]]! You shirked your work for quite some time!''		*'''Hilde:''' ''Jora of [[York\|Jorvik]]! You shirked your work for quite some time!''
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	*'''Olav:''' ''Gorm is dead! The troll is dead!''		*'''Olav:''' ''Gorm is dead! The troll is dead!''
	*'''Hilde:''' ''Olav!''		*'''Hilde:''' ''Olav!''
			[[File:ACV Hunter's Repast 10.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Olav reuniting with his sister]]
	Olav and Hilde hugged each other.		Olav and Hilde hugged each other.
	*'''Olav:''' ''Sister, let us celebrate! Gorm Kjotvesson is no more! Slain by Eivor [[Raven]]-friend. Eivor Forest-strider. Eivor Olav-saver!''		*'''Olav:''' ''Sister, let us celebrate! Gorm Kjotvesson is no more! Slain by Eivor [[Raven]]-friend. Eivor Forest-strider. Eivor Olav-saver!''
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	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
	<gallery captionalign="center" position="center" spacing="small" widths="180">		<gallery captionalign="center" position="center" spacing="small" widths="180">
	ACV ~~Eivor Storytime Vinland~~.~~jpg~~\|Eivor ~~joins~~ to ~~listen Konwahawíhshon~~'s story		ACV Hunter's Repast 1.png\|Eivor reporting Gorm's death to Olav
	ACV Eivor ~~Own Story Vinland~~.~~jpg~~\|Eivor ~~tells~~ her ~~own~~ story to the ~~village natives~~		ACV Hunter's Repast 3.png\|The Kanien'kehá:ka listening to the village leader as she told a story
	ACV ~~Olav, Hilde~~.~~jpg~~\|Olav ~~and Hilde reunite at Vinland~~'s ~~shore~~		ACV Hunter's Repast 4.png\|Konwahawíhshon inviting Eivor to join the session
			ACV Hunter's Repast 6.png\|Karonhiaktátie' inviting Eivor to tell her story
			ACV Hunter's Repast 9.png\|Eivor returning to Hilde at the shore
			ACV Hunter's Repast 11.png\|Olav parting ways with Eivor
			ACV Hunter's Repast 12.png\|Eivor preparing to return to Ravensthorpe
	</gallery>		</gallery>

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	\| next = [[Reporting on Vinland]]		\| next = [[Reporting on Vinland]]
	\| source = [[Eivor Varinsdottir]]		\| source = [[Eivor Varinsdottir]]
	\| location = [[~~Nyfohn~~]], [[Vinland]]<br>[[Karonhiakèn:iate']]		\| location = [[Nyhofn]], [[Vinland]]<br>[[Karonhiakèn:iate']]
	\| date = 875		\| date = 875
	}}		}}
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	Near the makeshift tavern, Eivor found a new note.		Near the makeshift tavern, Eivor found a new note.
	:'''Stained Note'''<br />''Elspeth says there's not enough bread for the sick. What must we do, eat dirt? Freyja take me home.''		:'''Stained Note'''<br />''Elspeth says there's not enough bread for the sick. What must we do, eat dirt? Freyja take me home.''
	Down by the ~~shore~~, Eivor found Hilde.		Down by the shores of Nyhofn, Eivor found Hilde.
	*'''Hilde:''' ''Jora of [[York\|Jorvik]]! You shirked your work for quite some time!''		*'''Hilde:''' ''Jora of [[York\|Jorvik]]! You shirked your work for quite some time!''
	*'''Eivor:''' ''Jora is no more. My name is Eivor, a ''drengr'' of the [[Raven Clan]]. And my purpose is fulfilled.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''Jora is no more. My name is Eivor, a ''drengr'' of the [[Raven Clan]]. And my purpose is fulfilled.''