Impaling the Seax - Revision history

imported>ThankYouDrengr at 18:29, 27 July 2025

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	Eivor asked a third woman about the bishop.		Eivor asked a third woman about the bishop.
	*'''Eivor:''' ''Did you know Bishop Ealhferth?''		*'''Eivor:''' ''Did you know Bishop Ealhferth?''
	*'''Anglo-Saxon Woman 3:''' ''Barely. But can you still the burned flesh? It's rife across the whole graveyard.''		*'''Anglo-Saxon Woman 3:''' ''Barely. But can you still smell the burned flesh? It's rife across the whole graveyard.''
	Eivor investigated the body up close.		Eivor investigated the body up close.
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imported>Gener4l Cl4ank4 at 23:46, 1 July 2025

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	Eivor left Harriet and raced across the city to the Witan Hall to confront Ealhferth, but found the doors were locked. She climbed some scaffolding to an open window and perched on the rafters inside.		Eivor left Harriet and raced across the city to the Witan Hall to confront Ealhferth, but found the doors were locked. She climbed some scaffolding to an open window and perched on the rafters inside.
	*'''Eivor:''' ''The Seax must be hiding in the crowd, biding his time to strike at Aelfred.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''The Seax must be hiding in the crowd, biding his time to strike at Aelfred.''
	Eivor scanned the crowd for the bishop as Alfred gave a speech. She deduced that he was one of the four large-built ~~bannerets~~ in the hall.		Eivor scanned the crowd for the bishop as Alfred gave a speech. She deduced that he was one of the four large-built [[banneret]]s in the hall.
	*'''Alfred:''' ''In the past, Anglo Saxons prospered in both warfare and wisdom. But the decay of English prose has been creeping. Not priest, clerk, or abbot can turn the letter of their sermons from Latin to English. And how can we understand God's words if they are not spoken in our tongue? Ealhferth is dead. And we mourn him. But the foul deeds of the unrighteous are sown among our holy deeds like cockles and tare in a field of wheat. Education, wisdom, enlightened thought, this will raise us above the sins of our fathers. These I will demand of the next bishop of Wincestre. And so we meet to discuss all worthy candidates. And choose the man who will shepherd our flock.''		*'''Alfred:''' ''In the past, Anglo Saxons prospered in both warfare and wisdom. But the decay of English prose has been creeping. Not priest, clerk, or abbot can turn the letter of their sermons from Latin to English. And how can we understand God's words if they are not spoken in our tongue? Ealhferth is dead. And we mourn him. But the foul deeds of the unrighteous are sown among our holy deeds like cockles and tare in a field of wheat. Education, wisdom, enlightened thought, this will raise us above the sins of our fathers. These I will demand of the next bishop of Wincestre. And so we meet to discuss all worthy candidates. And choose the man who will shepherd our flock.''
	Working through the crowd to stand before the king, Ealferth announced himself.		Working through the crowd to stand before the king, Ealferth announced himself.

imported>RShepard227 at 08:25, 14 January 2025

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	*'''Eivor:''' ''Only his head and neck are burned. Is this what Wemba meant? That they stole his friend's face?''		*'''Eivor:''' ''Only his head and neck are burned. Is this what Wemba meant? That they stole his friend's face?''
	\|-\|Found clothes, did not speak to Wemba=		\|-\|Found clothes, did not speak to Wemba=
	*'''Eivor:''' ''These clothes do not seem to fit this frail body."		*'''Eivor:''' ''These clothes do not seem to fit this frail body.''
	\|-\|As the last clue=		\|-\|As the last clue=
	*'''Eivor:''' ''The face is burned, and his clothes don't seem to fit his frail body. It could be Wemba's friend.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''The face is burned, and his clothes don't seem to fit his frail body. It could be Wemba's friend.''
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	\|-\|Completed investigation=		\|-\|Completed investigation=
	*'''Wemba:''' ''It's you. Did you find dear Leof? It is lonely without him.''		*'''Wemba:''' ''It's you. Did you find dear Leof? It is lonely without him.''
	*'''Eivor:''' ''I'm sorry, Wemba. I think someone killed your friend."		*'''Eivor:''' ''I'm sorry, Wemba. I think someone killed your friend.''
	*'''Wemba:''' ''Hm. Then I will sing a sad song, for he was the only one who ever cared for me. May angels welcome him. (humming)"		*'''Wemba:''' ''Hm. Then I will sing a sad song, for he was the only one who ever cared for me. May angels welcome him. (humming)''
	\|-\|Spoke kindly to Wemba=		\|-\|Spoke kindly to Wemba=
	*'''Wemba:''' ''Are we friends now?''		*'''Wemba:''' ''Are we friends now?''

imported>RShepard227: Found out the missing variable; need to speak to every funeral guest for the remaining difference. This should cover the entire funeral investigation, and with it the page is complete.

2025-01-10T10:56:03Z

Found out the missing variable; need to speak to every funeral guest for the remaining difference. This should cover the entire funeral investigation, and with it the page is complete.

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	When Eivor had gathered all the evidence she needed, she determined the truth of the bishop's passing.		When Eivor had gathered all the evidence she needed, she determined the truth of the bishop's passing.
	*'''Eivor:''' ''This funeral is a shadow-play. The Order killed an innocent, burned his face so no one could tell, and interred him in Ealhferth's place. His sister knows more than she lets on.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''This funeral is a shadow-play. The Order killed an innocent, burned his face so no one could tell, and interred him in Ealhferth's place. His sister knows more than she lets on.''
			[[File:ACV Impaling the Seax 5.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Eivor questioning Harriet]]
	Whether she completed her investigation or not, Eivor returned to the body and spoke with Harriet directly.		Whether she completed her investigation or not, Eivor returned to the body and spoke with Harriet directly.
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	*'''Eivor:''' ''Your brother is The Seax. And no more dead than I am.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''Your brother is The Seax. And no more dead than I am.''
	*'''Harriet:''' ''Heresy. My brother was the bishop of Wincestre!''		*'''Harriet:''' ''Heresy. My brother was the bishop of Wincestre!''
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	*'''Eivor:''' ''How better to hide than behind a bishop's robes? He is no man of God. He serves The Order. And you buried him when Goodwin got too close to the truth. Or rather, you buried another in his place, the poor gravedigger's friend.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''How better to hide than behind a bishop's robes? He is no man of God. He serves The Order. And you buried him when Goodwin got too close to the truth. Or rather, you buried another in his place, the poor gravedigger's friend.''
	*'''Harriet:''' ''I, no, you cannot just...''		*'''Harriet:''' ''I, no, you cannot just...''
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	~~or...~~		Did not speak to all guests=
	*'''Eivor:''' ''When Goodwin got too close to the truth about your brother's place in The Order, you buried him. Or rather, you buried another in his place. The poor gravedigger's friend, burning his face so no one would know.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''When Goodwin got too close to the truth about your brother's place in The Order, you buried him. Or rather, you buried another in his place. The poor gravedigger's friend, burning his face so no one would know.''
	*'''Harriet:''' ''How did you... no... I—''		*'''Harriet:''' ''How did you... no... I—''
			}}
	Having caught Harriet off-guard, Eivor pressed her further.		Having caught Harriet off-guard, Eivor pressed her further.
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	~~[[File:ACV Impaling the Seax 5.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Eivor questioning Harriet]]~~

	As the guards came in to attack Eivor, Harriet continued shouting.		As the guards came in to attack Eivor, Harriet continued shouting.
	*'''Harriet:''' ''Guards, protect me!''		*'''Harriet:''' ''Guards, protect me!''
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	*'''Goodwin:''' ''By God, it is true, the bishop lives!''		*'''Goodwin:''' ''By God, it is true, the bishop lives!''
	*'''Ealhferth:''' ''Stand down, Goodwin.''		*'''Ealhferth:''' ''Stand down, Goodwin.''
			Eivor clambered across the rafters to make her strike at Eahlferth while Goodwin maintained his standoff.
	:If Eivor delayed too long, she was detected and forced to fight the bishop conventionally instead of assassinating him. Ealhferth was aided by the other three bannerets while Goodwin fought beside her.		:If Eivor delayed too long, she was detected and forced to fight the bishop conventionally instead of assassinating him. Ealhferth was aided by the other three bannerets while Goodwin fought beside her.
	:*'''Anglo-Saxon Man 4:''' ''They'll kill us all! God save us!''		:*'''Anglo-Saxon Man 4:''' ''They'll kill us all!''
			:*'''Anglo-Saxon Man 5:''' ''God save us!''
	:*'''Ealhferth:''' ''Why do you defend this tarnished crown?''		:*'''Ealhferth:''' ''Why do you defend this tarnished crown?''
	:*'''Goodwin:''' ''Enough, you scheming cur!''		:*'''Goodwin:''' ''Enough, you scheming cur!''

imported>RShepard227: Revamped the Harriet dialogue tree, still need to determine one more thing. Also added dialogue for being rude to Wemba (as much as it hurt my soul...)

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	{{IncompleteMemory}}		{{IncompleteMemory\|Valhalla}}
	{{Revamp}}		{{Revamp}}
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	==Dialogue==		==Dialogue==
	After killing The Quill, Eivor ~~headed back to~~ Goodwin at a [[tavern]].		After killing [[Hilda\|The Quill]], Eivor reunited with Goodwin at a [[tavern\|ale house]] to report her success.
	*'''Goodwin:''' ''Eivor?''		*'''Goodwin:''' ''Eivor!''
	*'''Eivor:''' ''Is this where justice hides when she's tired?''		*'''Eivor:''' ''Is this where justice hides when she's tired?''
	*'''Goodwin:''' ''Hides? [[wikt:'sblood\|S'plood]], no! This is a wake, my friend. A celebration to ease The Quill on her way to eternal damnation.''		*'''Goodwin:''' ''Hides? [[wikt:'sblood\|S'plood]], no! This is a wake, my friend. A celebration to ease The Quill on her way to eternal damnation.''
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	*'''Eivor:''' ''I have been called worse.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''I have been called worse.''
	*'''Goodwin:''' ''Be thou hale, Ealdorbana! That's life-destroyer in our dialect.''		*'''Goodwin:''' ''Be thou hale, Ealdorbana! That's life-destroyer in our dialect.''
	*'''Eivor:''' ''I sat easy with my kins-bane, old honey-waves ~~alike~~ in my horn, and my eyes on the door, expecting my death, yet unafraid.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''I sat easy with my kins-bane, old honey-waves alive in my horn, and my eyes on the door, expecting my death, yet unafraid.''
	Goodwin chuckled.		Goodwin chuckled.
	*'''Goodwin:''' ''You're quite safe with me, Dane. For now. If the mead is fresh and the air is cool, you may often find a friend, even amongst your enemies.''		*'''Goodwin:''' ''You're quite safe with me, Dane. For now. If the mead is fresh and the air is cool, you may often find a friend, even amongst your enemies.''
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	\|-\|I could use someone like you=		\|-\|I could use someone like you=
	*'''Eivor:''' ''I could use someone like you in my settlement. With ink on his fingers and a sense of honor.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''I could use someone like you in my settlement. With ink on his fingers and a sense of honor.''
			Goodwin looked off to the side and relaxed at the thought.
	*'''Goodwin:''' ''I would love to devote myself to the study and practice of the law. There is a weariness in war I wish I could shake off.''		*'''Goodwin:''' ''I would love to devote myself to the study and practice of the law. There is a weariness in war I wish I could shake off.''
	*'''Eivor:''' ''Impossible. Even in death, our battles will rage on. It's the way of things.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''Impossible. Even in death, our battles will rage on. It's the way of things.''
	\|-\|What does a reeve do, exactly?=		\|-\|What does a reeve do, exactly?=
	*'''Eivor:''' ''What does a reeve do, exactly? Besides sniff around the king's coattails for the scent of praise?''		*'''Eivor:''' ''What does a reeve do, exactly? Besides sniff around the king's coattails for the scent of praise?''
			Goodwin scratched his chin.
	*'''Goodwin:''' ''I enforce and interpret the laws here. Not man's, but God's law, the natural laws that move the world and hold it together.''		*'''Goodwin:''' ''I enforce and interpret the laws here. Not man's, but God's law, the natural laws that move the world and hold it together.''
	*'''Eivor:''' ''Well, if it keeps you busy...''		*'''Eivor:''' ''Well, if it keeps you busy...''
	\|-\|This mead tastes like piss=		\|-\|This mead tastes like piss=
	*'''Eivor:''' ''Your English mead, Goodwin... it tastes like cat piss. In [[Mercia]] we would drink ten times this. And feast till our names were forgotten and our britches were lost to the forest.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''Your English mead, Goodwin... it tastes like cat piss.''
			Goodwin raised his eyebrows, then smiled.
			*'''Eivor:''' ''In [[Mercia]] we would drink ten times this. And feast till our names were forgotten and our britches were lost to the forest.''
	*'''Goodwin:''' ''Does that happen?''		*'''Goodwin:''' ''Does that happen?''
	*'''Eivor:''' ''As often as possible.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''As often as possible.''
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	\|-\|Where is Aelfred now?=		\|-\|Where is Aelfred now?=
	*'''Eivor:''' ''Where is your king now?''		*'''Eivor:''' ''Where is your king now?''
	*'''Goodwin:''' ''Aelfred is busy with Ealdormen of [[Wessex]]. A witan was lately called to discuss the little matter of a bishop's timely death.''		*'''Goodwin:''' ''Aelfred is busy with the Ealdormen of [[Wessex]]. A witan was lately called to discuss the little matter of a bishop's timely death.''
	*'''Eivor:''' ''Are you sure The Seax is dead?''		*'''Eivor:''' ''Are you sure The Seax is dead?''
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	*'''Eivor:''' ''If he rots, I will leave with my [[silver]]. But if he lives, there's work to be done.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''If he rots, I will leave with my [[silver]]. But if he lives, there's work to be done.''
	*'''Goodwin:''' ''Watch your step, Eivor. He'll be a hefty corpse in death. Alive he'd be much bigger.''		*'''Goodwin:''' ''Watch your step, Eivor. He'll be a hefty corpse in death. Alive he'd be much bigger.''
	As Eivor ~~leaves~~, Goodwin ~~stated another~~ remark.		As Eivor left, Goodwin gave a parting remark.
	*'''Goodwin:''' ''Whether you find or make a corpse, meet me at the witan with your report.''		*'''Goodwin:''' ''Whether you find or make a corpse, meet me at the [[Witan Hall\|witan]] with your report.''
	[[File:ACV Impaling the Seax 3.png\|thumb\|250px\|Eivor at Bishop Ealhferth's funeral]]		[[File:ACV Impaling the Seax 3.png\|thumb\|250px\|Eivor at Bishop Ealhferth's funeral]]
	Eivor took her leave of Goodwin and arrived at [[Saint Peter's Church]] in time for Ealhferth's funeral.		Eivor took her leave of Goodwin and arrived at [[Saint Peter's Church]] in time for Ealhferth's funeral.
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	:(Investigated the body)		:(Investigated the body)
	:*'''Eivor:''' ''Not just stolen, but burned.''		:*'''Eivor:''' ''Not just stolen, but burned.''
	Eivor left Wemba to continue investigating. ~~When she returned to~~ him, he ~~replied simply~~.		Eivor left Wemba to continue investigating, but eventually spoke to him again.
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			\|-\|Completed investigation=
			*'''Wemba:''' ''It's you. Did you find dear Leof? It is lonely without him.''
			*'''Eivor:''' ''I'm sorry, Wemba. I think someone killed your friend."
			*'''Wemba:''' ''Hm. Then I will sing a sad song, for he was the only one who ever cared for me. May angels welcome him. (humming)"
			\|-\|Spoke kindly to Wemba=
	*'''Wemba:''' ''Are we friends now?''		*'''Wemba:''' ''Are we friends now?''
			\|-\|Spoke rudely to Wemba=
			*'''Wemba:''' ''You hurt Wemba with your stinging words. Bad, bad, bad.''
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	When Eivor had gathered all the evidence she needed, she determined the truth of the bishop's passing.		When Eivor had gathered all the evidence she needed, she determined the truth of the bishop's passing.
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	\|-\|Your brother's faith was a lie (During)=		\|-\|Your brother's faith was a lie (During)=
	*'''Eivor:''' ''We both know your brother's faith was a cloak of lies. He used your God's words for his own ends.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''We both know your brother's faith was a cloak of lies. He used your God's words for his own ends.''
	*'''Harriet:''' ''Who are you to judge a man of faith? You, a Dane who believes in giants and wolves that eat the sun! Begone! Get away from me, demon!''		*'''Harriet:''' ''Who are you to judge a man of faith? You, a Dane who believes in giants and wolves that [[skof eat the sun! Begone! Get away from me, demon!''
	Harriet summoned the guards to fight Eivor.		Harriet summoned the guards to fight Eivor.
	\|-\|I will leave you in peace=		\|-\|I will leave you in peace=
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	*'''Harriet:''' ''Regicide? No! The king will step aside, and Ealhferth will lead us all, risen and resplendent as the Lord.''		*'''Harriet:''' ''Regicide? No! The king will step aside, and Ealhferth will lead us all, risen and resplendent as the Lord.''
	*'''Eivor:''' ''You are a damned fool.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''You are a damned fool.''
	Eivor left Harriet and raced across the city to the [[Witan Hall]] to confront Ealhferth, but found the doors were locked. She climbed some scaffolding to an open window and perched on the rafters inside.		Eivor left Harriet and raced across the city to the Witan Hall to confront Ealhferth, but found the doors were locked. She climbed some scaffolding to an open window and perched on the rafters inside.
	*'''Eivor:''' ''The Seax must be hiding in the crowd, biding his time to strike at Aelfred.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''The Seax must be hiding in the crowd, biding his time to strike at Aelfred.''
	Eivor scanned the crowd for the bishop as Alfred gave a speech. She deduced that he was one of the four large-built bannerets in the hall.		Eivor scanned the crowd for the bishop as Alfred gave a speech. She deduced that he was one of the four large-built bannerets in the hall.
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	*'''Ealhferth:''' ''Stand down, Goodwin.''		*'''Ealhferth:''' ''Stand down, Goodwin.''
	:If Eivor delayed too long, she was detected and forced to fight the bishop conventionally instead of assassinating him. Ealhferth was aided by the other three bannerets while Goodwin fought beside her.		:If Eivor delayed too long, she was detected and forced to fight the bishop conventionally instead of assassinating him. Ealhferth was aided by the other three bannerets while Goodwin fought beside her.
	*'''Anglo-Saxon Man 4:''' ''They'll kill us all! God save us!''		:*'''Anglo-Saxon Man 4:''' ''They'll kill us all! God save us!''
	*'''Ealhferth:''' ''Why do you defend this tarnished crown?''		:*'''Ealhferth:''' ''Why do you defend this tarnished crown?''
	*'''Goodwin:''' ''Enough, you scheming cur!''		:*'''Goodwin:''' ''Enough, you scheming cur!''
	*'''Alfred:''' ''Greater men than you have died on my [[sword]].''		:*'''Alfred:''' ''Greater men than you have died on my [[sword]].''
	[[File:ACV Impaling the Seax 8.png\|thumb\|250px\|Eivor assassinating Ealhferth]]		[[File:ACV Impaling the Seax 8.png\|thumb\|250px\|Eivor assassinating Ealhferth]]
	After killing Ealhferth, Eivor saw Ealhferth knelt at his grave in the [[Memory Corridor]] as he was approached by a ghostly [[Odin]] and Eivor.		After killing Ealhferth, Eivor saw Ealhferth knelt at his grave in the [[Memory Corridor]] as he was approached by a ghostly [[Odin]] and Eivor.

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	*'''Ealhferth:''' ''Why do you defend this tarnished crown?''		*'''Ealhferth:''' ''Why do you defend this tarnished crown?''
	*'''Goodwin:''' ''Enough, you scheming cur!''		*'''Goodwin:''' ''Enough, you scheming cur!''
	*'''Alfred''' ''Greater men than you have died on my [[sword]].''		*'''Alfred:''' ''Greater men than you have died on my [[sword]].''
	[[File:ACV Impaling the Seax 8.png\|thumb\|250px\|Eivor assassinating Ealhferth]]		[[File:ACV Impaling the Seax 8.png\|thumb\|250px\|Eivor assassinating Ealhferth]]
	After killing Ealhferth, Eivor saw Ealhferth knelt at his grave in the [[Memory Corridor]] as he was approached by a ghostly [[Odin]] and Eivor.		After killing Ealhferth, Eivor saw Ealhferth knelt at his grave in the [[Memory Corridor]] as he was approached by a ghostly [[Odin]] and Eivor.

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	*'''Eivor:''' ''Well, if it keeps you busy...''		*'''Eivor:''' ''Well, if it keeps you busy...''
	\|-\|This mead tastes like piss=		\|-\|This mead tastes like piss=
	*'''Eivor:''' ''Your English mead, Goodwin ... it tastes like cat piss. In [[Mercia]] we would drink ten times this. And feast till our names were forgotten and our britches were lost to the forest.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''Your English mead, Goodwin... it tastes like cat piss. In [[Mercia]] we would drink ten times this. And feast till our names were forgotten and our britches were lost to the forest.''
	*'''Goodwin:''' ''Does that happen?''		*'''Goodwin:''' ''Does that happen?''
	*'''Eivor:''' ''As often as possible.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''As often as possible.''
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	Eivor talked with the man adjacent.		Eivor talked with the man adjacent.
	*'''Eivor:''' ''Did you know Bishop Ealfherth?''		*'''Eivor:''' ''Did you know Bishop Ealfherth?''
	*'''Anglo-Saxon Man 2:''' ''No, but I plan to write an epic poem of his grimsly demise. O, poor Ealhferth, scorched of face. All your woeful companions, bold ''{{Wiki\|Hauberk\|byrnied}}'' (armored), weeping, weeping as you are ... er ...''		*'''Anglo-Saxon Man 2:''' ''No, but I plan to write an epic poem of his grimsly demise. O, poor Ealhferth, scorched of face. All your woeful companions, bold ''{{Wiki\|Hauberk\|byrnied}}'' (armored), weeping, weeping as you are... er...''
	*'''Eivor:''' ''Sleeping?''		*'''Eivor:''' ''Sleeping?''
	*'''Anglo-Saxon Man 2:''' ''Perfect! Yes!''		*'''Anglo-Saxon Man 2:''' ''Perfect! Yes!''
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	\|-\|I believe your brother still lives (Level 4 Charisma)=		\|-\|I believe your brother still lives (Level 4 Charisma)=
	*'''Eivor:''' ''I know the burden you bear. Such a weight of sin you have taken on, and all for your brother's sake. I know he lives.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''I know the burden you bear. Such a weight of sin you have taken on, and all for your brother's sake. I know he lives.''
	*'''Harriet:''' ''No, he's ... he said it was for the good of all, he ... I am his loyal sister, and I tell you he is dead. You hear me? Dead!''		*'''Harriet:''' ''No, he's... he said it was for the good of all, he... I am his loyal sister, and I tell you he is dead. You hear me? Dead!''
	\|-\|Your brother's faith was a lie (During)=		\|-\|Your brother's faith was a lie (During)=
	*'''Eivor:''' ''We both know your brother's faith was a cloak of lies. He used your God's words for his own ends.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''We both know your brother's faith was a cloak of lies. He used your God's words for his own ends.''
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	*'''Ealhferth:''' ''One more gift to you, Dane. A deadly truth, if you can find it.		*'''Ealhferth:''' ''One more gift to you, Dane. A deadly truth, if you can find it.
	Ealhferth gestured to a key left on a shovel.		Ealhferth gestured to a key left on a shovel.
	*'''Ealhferth:''' ''With my death, The Order will not die. It will only transform ... into [[Templars\|something far worse]] for all of us.		*'''Ealhferth:''' ''With my death, The Order will not die. It will only transform... into [[Templars\|something far worse]] for all of us.
	Ealhferth then walked down into his grave and his spirit immediately vanished. Eivor walked towards his grave and picked up the key. As Eivor stood up from Ealhferth's corpse, she talked with Aelfred and Goodwin.		Ealhferth then walked down into his grave and his spirit immediately vanished. Eivor walked towards his grave and picked up the key. As Eivor stood up from Ealhferth's corpse, she talked with Aelfred and Goodwin.
	[[File:ACV Impaling the Seax 11.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Aelfred thanking Eivor for saving his life]]		[[File:ACV Impaling the Seax 11.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Aelfred thanking Eivor for saving his life]]
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	[[File:ACV Impaling the Seax 16.png\|thumb\|250px\|Aelfred offering Eivor the choice of converting to Christianity]]		[[File:ACV Impaling the Seax 16.png\|thumb\|250px\|Aelfred offering Eivor the choice of converting to Christianity]]
	*'''Alfred:''' ''When wrongdoers came to devour my flesh, these enemies stumbled and fell.''		*'''Alfred:''' ''When wrongdoers came to devour my flesh, these enemies stumbled and fell.''
	As Aelfred walked towards Eivor, Eivor took a step ~~only to see~~ a [[soldier]] ~~have~~ his sword ~~readied~~.		Aelfred walked towards Eivor. Eivor took a step forward in kind, but noticed a [[soldier]] to her side reach for his sword.
	*'''Eivor:''' ''Have the laws of hospitality been thrown out, Aelfred? I did exactly as we agreed.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''Have the laws of hospitality been thrown out, Aelfred? I did exactly as we agreed.''
	*'''Alfred:''' ''That you did. But do not mistake necessity for friendship.''		*'''Alfred:''' ''That you did. But do not mistake necessity for friendship.''
	*'''Eivor:''' ''You are a man of your word. A man of God.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''You are a man of your word. A man of God.''
	*'''Alfred:''' ''Indeed. By His example, I live my life. Goodwin...''		*'''Alfred:''' ''Indeed. By His example, I live my life. Goodwin...''
	Goodwin ~~walked into the conversation~~.		Goodwin approached them, bearing Eivor's reward.
	[[File:ACV Impaling the Seax 17.png\|thumb\|250px\|Goodwin presenting the Christian cross to Eivor]]		[[File:ACV Impaling the Seax 17.png\|thumb\|250px\|Goodwin presenting the Christian cross to Eivor]]
	*'''Goodwin:''' ''Here's the only silver fit for one of your dragon-boats. A reminder of Christ's sacrifice and our charity.''		*'''Goodwin:''' ''Here's the only silver fit for one of your dragon-boats. A reminder of Christ's sacrifice and our charity.''
	Goodwin handed Eivor a encrusted silver Christian cross.		Goodwin handed Eivor an encrusted silver Christian cross.
	*'''Alfred:''' ''This too, I offer you. Live here among us in peace as a Christian, or die a pagan in a blood soaked field. All you have to lose is life everlasting.''		*'''Alfred:''' ''This too, I offer you. Live here among us in peace as a Christian, or die a pagan in a blood soaked field. All you have to lose is life everlasting.''
	*'''Eivor:''' ''And if I choose neither?''		*'''Eivor:''' ''And if I choose neither?''
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	*'''Eivor:''' ''Your reign will end, King of the West Saxons. [[Raven]] wings will beat until your throne crumbles to dust.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''Your reign will end, King of the West Saxons. [[Raven]] wings will beat until your throne crumbles to dust.''
	*'''Alfred:''' ''You were wrong, Goodwin. This one is beyond saving.''		*'''Alfred:''' ''You were wrong, Goodwin. This one is beyond saving.''
	Aelfred nodded at Sigebeald, who left immediately, as an escort of guards surrounded Aelfred as he left. Goodwin took his leave just as the bell rang, ~~which signified an~~ alert ~~of intrusion~~. As Eivor tried to run, Goodwin pulled a dagger on her.		Aelfred nodded at Sigebeald, who left immediately, as an escort of guards surrounded Aelfred as he left. Goodwin took his leave just as the bell rang, placing the entire city on high alert. As Eivor tried to run, Goodwin pulled a dagger on her.
	*'''Goodwin:''' ''You had your chance, damn you!''		*'''Goodwin:''' ''You had your chance, damn you!''
	*'''Eivor:''' ''I did not want it.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''I did not want it.''
	Goodwin ran out as Eivor glanced angrily. As Eivor ran, guards immediately noticed her.		Goodwin ran out as Eivor glanced angrily. As Eivor ran, guards immediately noticed her.
	*'''Eivor:''' ''Damn you, Aelfred.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''Damn you, Aelfred.''
	Eivor escaped from Wincestre ~~and stated to herself~~ her ~~next duty~~.		Eivor escaped from Wincestre. After riding far enough, the alarms of the city faded away behind her.
	*'''Eivor:''' ''I'll return to Hytham and [[Randvi]]. They'll want to know what happened here.''		*'''Eivor:''' ''I'll return to Hytham and [[Randvi]]. They'll want to know what happened here.''