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	The '''Old Lincoln Sewers''' was a network of old [[Roman Empire\|Roman]] sewer tunnels built beneath the city of [[Lincoln]] in [[England]]. Following the exodus of the Roman troops from [[Great Britain\|Britannia]] in the early 5th century, the tunnels came to be home to a group of [[Smuggling\|smugglers]] and [[bandits]] under the leadership of [[Lucian]] in the 9th century.		The '''Old Lincoln Sewers''' was a network of old [[Roman Empire\|Roman]] sewer tunnels built beneath the city of [[Lincoln]] in [[England]]. Following the exodus of the Roman troops from [[Great Britain\|Britannia]] in the early 5th century, the tunnels came to be home to a group of [[Smuggling\|smugglers]] and [[bandits]] under the leadership of [[Lucian]] in the 9th century.

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	The '''Old Lincoln Sewers''' was a network of old [[Roman Empire\|Roman]] sewer tunnels built beneath the city of [[Lincoln]] in [[England]]. Following the exodus of the Roman troops from [[Great Britain\|Britannia]] in the early 5th century, the tunnels came to be home to a group of [[Smuggling\|smugglers]] and [[bandits]] in the 9th century.		The '''Old Lincoln Sewers''' was a network of old [[Roman Empire\|Roman]] sewer tunnels built beneath the city of [[Lincoln]] in [[England]]. Following the exodus of the Roman troops from [[Great Britain\|Britannia]] in the early 5th century, the tunnels came to be home to a group of [[Smuggling\|smugglers]] and [[bandits]] under the leadership of [[Lucian]] in the 9th century.

	Circa 875. a group of [[Mercia\|Mercian]] nobles paid the bandits to use the tunnels to smuggle the gravely-ill [[ealdorman]] [[Hundbeorht]] out of the city, in an attempt to keep his upcoming death a secret. While the bandits initially agreed to the deal, they attacked the nobles following their exit to the [[Roaring Meg's Spring]], after they refused to pay them double of the amount. This resulted in a blood bath, although Hundbeorht was able to leave the sewers and cave unharmed.<ref name="Ealdorman">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[In the Absence of an Ealdorman]]</ref>		Circa 875. a group of [[Mercia\|Mercian]] nobles paid the bandits to use the tunnels to smuggle the gravely-ill [[ealdorman]] [[Hundbeorht]] out of the city, in an attempt to keep his upcoming death a secret. While the bandits initially agreed to the deal, they attacked the nobles following their exit to the [[Roaring Meg's Spring]], after they refused to pay them double of the amount. This resulted in a blood bath, although Hundbeorht was able to leave the sewers and cave unharmed.<ref name="Ealdorman">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[In the Absence of an Ealdorman]]</ref>

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The '''Old Lincoln Sewers''' was a network of old [[Roman Empire|Roman]] sewer tunnels built beneath the city of [[Lincoln]] in [[England]]. Following the exodus of the Roman troops from [[Great Britain|Britannia]] in the early 5th century, the tunnels came to be home to a group of [[Smuggling|smugglers]] and [[bandits]] in the 9th century.

Circa 875. a group of [[Mercia|Mercian]] nobles paid the bandits to use the tunnels to smuggle the gravely-ill [[ealdorman]] [[Hundbeorht]] out of the city, in an attempt to keep his upcoming death a secret. While the bandits initially agreed to the deal, they attacked the nobles following their exit to the [[Roaring Meg's Spring]], after they refused to pay them double of the amount. This resulted in a blood bath, although Hundbeorht was able to leave the sewers and cave unharmed.<ref name="Ealdorman">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[In the Absence of an Ealdorman]]</ref>

Some time later, the [[Viking]] [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] came to explore the tunnels after learning of the passage from a healer in the nearby hospice.<ref name="Ealdorman" /> While exploring the tunnels, Eivor clashed against the bandits, recovering a [[Longbow (Valhalla)|longbow]] and a [[nickel]] ingot the process.<ref name="ACV">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla''</ref> After exiting the tunnels, Eivor came across the aftermath of the fight between the bandits and the nobles, investigating on her own to find out the trail of the ealdorman.<ref name="Ealdorman" />

==Appearances==
*''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]''

==References==
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[[Category:Locations in Lincolnshire]]