The Ghost of Saint Germain - Revision history

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	==Dialogue==		==Dialogue==
	*'''French Man:''' ''There! There! Do you see it?'' Mon Dieu! ''(My God!) On the roof of the chapel!''		*'''French Man:''' ''There! There! Do you see it?'' Mon Dieu! ''(My God!) On the roof of the chapel!''
	*'''French Woman 1:''' Merde! ''(Shit!) I see it, I see it! The ghost of [[Germain of Paris\|St. Germain]] ... O! It's true! I will faint.''		*'''French Woman 1:''' Merde! ''(Shit!) I see it, I see it! The ghost of [[Germain of Paris\|St. Germain]]... O! It's true! I will faint.''
	*'''French Woman 2:''' ''Don't be dramatic! It's just a shadow. Wait ... is it? Now I don't know.''		*'''French Woman 2:''' ''Don't be dramatic! It's just a shadow. Wait... is it? Now I don't know.''
	Arriving at the chapel, Eivor looked around and found and read an account from a monk.		Arriving at the chapel, Eivor looked around and found and read an account from a monk.
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	*'''French Woman 2:''' ''Don't be dramatic! It's just a shadow. Wait ... is it? Now I don't know.''		*'''French Woman 2:''' ''Don't be dramatic! It's just a shadow. Wait ... is it? Now I don't know.''
	Arriving at the chapel, Eivor looked around and found and read an account from a monk.		Arriving at the chapel, Eivor looked around and found and read an account from a monk.
	~~:'''~~Monastic Manuscript~~'''<br>''~~Truly the Saint protects us!<br><br>I watched as one of the [[Vikings\|invader]]s broke into the Saint's [[Abbey of Saint-Germain-des-Prés\|church]], shattering glass in all the windows with a cudgel he made from a tree branch. Immediately a seething madness took hold of him, and he died where he stood. The Saint himself hitched him to Eumenides' grim cart, and the sorry wretch's soul was dragged down to hell.<br><br>Then I saw another of the wretched [[Norse people\|Northerners]] clamber right up the spire of the church. But he misjudged his way and down he tumbled. The holy roof shattered all his bones. It was none other than Germain's doing!<br><br>A third rushed forward, his eyes set on the Saint's sepulchre. Truly that was their last sight! Then a fourth came up but the wind knocked him down, and he was also swept from on high down low to hell. A fifth reached the tomb and pried it open, but the very first stone he loosed hit hard his chest. The deadly blow, guided as if the by the Saint's own hand, impelled his soul to forsake its despicable abode and make down its way to sup on the bitter victuals of hell.<br><br>At this the plunderers gave up their task and ran, dismayed. It was then that I saw a [[Abbo Cernuus\|cloaked figure]] of Germain atop the blessed church's roof, watching as they fled! O God be praised for this wondrous sight, that I might bear witness to His glory and the work of His holy Saint!<br><br> - Brother Bruno''		{{IUNote
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			\|Text=Truly the Saint protects us!<br><br>I watched as one of the [[Vikings\|invader]]s broke into the Saint's [[Abbey of Saint-Germain-des-Prés\|church]], shattering glass in all the windows with a cudgel he made from a tree branch. Immediately a seething madness took hold of him, and he died where he stood. The Saint himself hitched him to Eumenides' grim cart, and the sorry wretch's soul was dragged down to hell.<br><br>Then I saw another of the wretched [[Norse people\|Northerners]] clamber right up the spire of the church. But he misjudged his way and down he tumbled. The holy roof shattered all his bones. It was none other than Germain's doing!<br><br>A third rushed forward, his eyes set on the Saint's sepulchre. Truly that was their last sight! Then a fourth came up but the wind knocked him down, and he was also swept from on high down low to hell. A fifth reached the tomb and pried it open, but the very first stone he loosed hit hard his chest. The deadly blow, guided as if the by the Saint's own hand, impelled his soul to forsake its despicable abode and make down its way to sup on the bitter victuals of hell.<br><br>At this the plunderers gave up their task and ran, dismayed. It was then that I saw a [[Abbo Cernuus\|cloaked figure]] of Germain atop the blessed church's roof, watching as they fled! O God be praised for this wondrous sight, that I might bear witness to His glory and the work of His holy Saint!<br><br> - Brother Bruno}}
	Climbing the chapel's tower, Eivor found a cadaver and a note.		Climbing the chapel's tower, Eivor found a cadaver and a note.
	~~:'''~~Captain's Orders~~'''<br>''~~Captain,<br>My spies have tracked your attacker to the ruined Abbey of Saint Germain just west of [[Paris]].<br>As you have managed to lose three separate watches to this single unknown assailant, and as a result have left your duty at the excavations unfulfilled, I want you to see to it personally. Search that Abbey, find the assailant, and do not report back until the matter is resolved.<br>Permanently.<br> - [[Isidore Mercator\|I.M.]]''		{{IUNote
			\|Title=Captain's Orders
			\|Text=Captain,<br>My spies have tracked your attacker to the ruined Abbey of Saint Germain just west of [[Paris]].<br>As you have managed to lose three separate watches to this single unknown assailant, and as a result have left your duty at the excavations unfulfilled, I want you to see to it personally. Search that Abbey, find the assailant, and do not report back until the matter is resolved.<br>Permanently.<br> - [[Isidore Mercator\|I.M.]]}}

	==Outcome==		==Outcome==

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	*'''French Woman 2:''' ''Don't be dramatic! It's just a shadow. Wait ... is it? Now I don't know.''		*'''French Woman 2:''' ''Don't be dramatic! It's just a shadow. Wait ... is it? Now I don't know.''
	Arriving at the chapel, Eivor looked around and found and read an account from a monk.		Arriving at the chapel, Eivor looked around and found and read an account from a monk.
	:'''Monastic Manuscript'''<br>''Truly the Saint protects us!<br><br>I watched as one of the [[Vikings\|invader]]s broke into the Saint's [[Abbey of Saint-Germain-des-Prés\|church]], shattering glass in all the windows with a cudgel he made from a tree branch. Immediately a seething madness took hold of him, and he died where he stood. The Saint himself hitched him to Eumenides' grim cart, and the sorry wretch's soul was dragged down to hell.<br><br>Then I saw another of the wretched [[Norse people\|Northerners]] clamber right up the spire of the church. But he misjudged his way and down he tumbled. The holy roof shattered all his bones. It was none other than Germain's doing!<br><br>A third rushed forward, his eyes set on the Saint's sepulchre. Truly that was their last sight! Then a fourth came up but the wind knocked him down, and he was also swept from on high down low to hell. A fifth reached the tomb and pried it open, but the very first stone he loosed hit hard his chest. The deadly blow, guided as if the by the Saint's own hand, impelled his soul to forsake its despicable abode and make down its way to sup on the bitter victuals of hell.<br><br>At this the plunderers gave up their task and ran, dismayed. It was then that I saw a [[Abbo of Cernuus\|cloaked figure]] of Germain atop the blessed church's roof, watching as they fled! O God be praised for this wondrous sight, that I might bear witness to His glory and the work of His holy Saint!<br><br> - Brother Bruno''		:'''Monastic Manuscript'''<br>''Truly the Saint protects us!<br><br>I watched as one of the [[Vikings\|invader]]s broke into the Saint's [[Abbey of Saint-Germain-des-Prés\|church]], shattering glass in all the windows with a cudgel he made from a tree branch. Immediately a seething madness took hold of him, and he died where he stood. The Saint himself hitched him to Eumenides' grim cart, and the sorry wretch's soul was dragged down to hell.<br><br>Then I saw another of the wretched [[Norse people\|Northerners]] clamber right up the spire of the church. But he misjudged his way and down he tumbled. The holy roof shattered all his bones. It was none other than Germain's doing!<br><br>A third rushed forward, his eyes set on the Saint's sepulchre. Truly that was their last sight! Then a fourth came up but the wind knocked him down, and he was also swept from on high down low to hell. A fifth reached the tomb and pried it open, but the very first stone he loosed hit hard his chest. The deadly blow, guided as if the by the Saint's own hand, impelled his soul to forsake its despicable abode and make down its way to sup on the bitter victuals of hell.<br><br>At this the plunderers gave up their task and ran, dismayed. It was then that I saw a [[Abbo Cernuus\|cloaked figure]] of Germain atop the blessed church's roof, watching as they fled! O God be praised for this wondrous sight, that I might bear witness to His glory and the work of His holy Saint!<br><br> - Brother Bruno''
	Climbing the chapel's tower, Eivor found a cadaver and a note.		Climbing the chapel's tower, Eivor found a cadaver and a note.
	:'''Captain's Orders'''<br>''Captain,<br>My spies have tracked your attacker to the ruined Abbey of Saint Germain just west of [[Paris]].<br>As you have managed to lose three separate watches to this single unknown assailant, and as a result have left your duty at the excavations unfulfilled, I want you to see to it personally. Search that Abbey, find the assailant, and do not report back until the matter is resolved.<br>Permanently.<br> - [[Isidore Mercator\|I.M.]]''		:'''Captain's Orders'''<br>''Captain,<br>My spies have tracked your attacker to the ruined Abbey of Saint Germain just west of [[Paris]].<br>As you have managed to lose three separate watches to this single unknown assailant, and as a result have left your duty at the excavations unfulfilled, I want you to see to it personally. Search that Abbey, find the assailant, and do not report back until the matter is resolved.<br>Permanently.<br> - [[Isidore Mercator\|I.M.]]''

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	\| next = [[The King of Rats]]		\| next = [[The King of Rats]]
	\| source = [[Eivor Varinsdottir]]		\| source = [[Eivor Varinsdottir]]
	\| location = [[Francia\|West Francia]]		\| location = [[Paris]], [[Francia\|West Francia]]
	\| date = 886		\| date = 886
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	*'''French Woman 2:''' ''Don't be dramatic! It's just a shadow. Wait ... is it? Now I don't know.''		*'''French Woman 2:''' ''Don't be dramatic! It's just a shadow. Wait ... is it? Now I don't know.''
	Arriving at the chapel, Eivor looked around and found and read an account from a monk.		Arriving at the chapel, Eivor looked around and found and read an account from a monk.
	:'''Monastic Manuscript'''<br>''Truly the Saint protects us!<br><br>I watched as one of the [[Vikings\|invader]]s broke into the Saint's [[Abbey of Saint Germain\|church]], shattering glass in all the windows with a cudgel he made from a tree branch. Immediately a seething madness took hold of him, and he died where he stood. The Saint himself hitched him to Eumenides' grim cart, and the sorry wretch's soul was dragged down to hell.<br><br>Then I saw another of the wretched [[Norse people\|Northerners]] clamber right up the spire of the church. But he misjudged his way and down he tumbled. The holy roof shattered all his bones. It was none other than Germain's doing!<br><br>A third rushed forward, his eyes set on the Saint's sepulchre. Truly that was their last sight! Then a fourth came up but the wind knocked him down, and he was also swept from on high down low to hell. A fifth reached the tomb and pried it open, but the very first stone he loosed hit hard his chest. The deadly blow, guided as if the by the Saint's own hand, impelled his soul to forsake its despicable abode and make down its way to sup on the bitter victuals of hell.<br><br>At this the plunderers gave up their task and ran, dismayed. It was then that I saw a [[Abbo of Cernuus\|cloaked figure]] of Germain atop the blessed church's roof, watching as they fled! O God be praised for this wondrous sight, that I might bear witness to His glory and the work of His holy Saint!<br><br> - Brother Bruno''		:'''Monastic Manuscript'''<br>''Truly the Saint protects us!<br><br>I watched as one of the [[Vikings\|invader]]s broke into the Saint's [[Abbey of Saint-Germain-des-Prés\|church]], shattering glass in all the windows with a cudgel he made from a tree branch. Immediately a seething madness took hold of him, and he died where he stood. The Saint himself hitched him to Eumenides' grim cart, and the sorry wretch's soul was dragged down to hell.<br><br>Then I saw another of the wretched [[Norse people\|Northerners]] clamber right up the spire of the church. But he misjudged his way and down he tumbled. The holy roof shattered all his bones. It was none other than Germain's doing!<br><br>A third rushed forward, his eyes set on the Saint's sepulchre. Truly that was their last sight! Then a fourth came up but the wind knocked him down, and he was also swept from on high down low to hell. A fifth reached the tomb and pried it open, but the very first stone he loosed hit hard his chest. The deadly blow, guided as if the by the Saint's own hand, impelled his soul to forsake its despicable abode and make down its way to sup on the bitter victuals of hell.<br><br>At this the plunderers gave up their task and ran, dismayed. It was then that I saw a [[Abbo of Cernuus\|cloaked figure]] of Germain atop the blessed church's roof, watching as they fled! O God be praised for this wondrous sight, that I might bear witness to His glory and the work of His holy Saint!<br><br> - Brother Bruno''
	Climbing the chapel's tower, Eivor found a cadaver and a note.		Climbing the chapel's tower, Eivor found a cadaver and a note.
	:'''Captain's Orders'''<br>''Captain,<br>My spies have tracked your attacker to the ruined Abbey of Saint Germain just west of [[Paris]].<br>As you have managed to lose three separate watches to this single unknown assailant, and as a result have left your duty at the excavations unfulfilled, I want you to see to it personally. Search that Abbey, find the assailant, and do not report back until the matter is resolved.<br>Permanently.<br> - [[Isidore Mercator\|I.M.]]''		:'''Captain's Orders'''<br>''Captain,<br>My spies have tracked your attacker to the ruined Abbey of Saint Germain just west of [[Paris]].<br>As you have managed to lose three separate watches to this single unknown assailant, and as a result have left your duty at the excavations unfulfilled, I want you to see to it personally. Search that Abbey, find the assailant, and do not report back until the matter is resolved.<br>Permanently.<br> - [[Isidore Mercator\|I.M.]]''

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	\| appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[The Siege of Paris]]''		\| appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – ''[[The Siege of Paris]]''
	\| type = World Event		\| type = World Event
	\| previous =		\| previous =
	\| next = [[The King of Rats]]		\| next = [[The King of Rats]]
	\| source = [[Eivor Varinsdottir]]		\| source = [[Eivor Varinsdottir]]
	\| location = ~~[[Paris]],~~ [[Francia\|West Francia]]		\| location = [[Francia\|West Francia]]
	\| date = }}		\| date = 886
			}}
	'''The Ghost of Saint Germain''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Eivor Varinsdottir]]'s [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]], relived by [[Layla Hassan]] in 2020 through the [[Animus\|Portable Animus HR-8.5]].		'''The Ghost of Saint Germain''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Eivor Varinsdottir]]'s [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]], relived by [[Layla Hassan]] in 2020 through the [[Animus\|Portable Animus HR-8.5]].
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	==Dialogue==		==Dialogue==
	*'''French Man:''' ''There! There! Do you see it?'' Mon Dieu! ''(My God!) On the roof of the chapel!''		*'''French Man:''' ''There! There! Do you see it?'' Mon Dieu! ''(My God!) On the roof of the chapel!''
	*'''French Woman 1:''' Merde! ''(Shit!) I see it, I see it! The ghost of St. Germain ... O! It's true! I will faint.''		*'''French Woman 1:''' Merde! ''(Shit!) I see it, I see it! The ghost of [[Germain of Paris\|St. Germain]] ... O! It's true! I will faint.''
	*'''French Woman 2:''' ''Don't be dramatic! It's just a shadow. Wait ... is it? Now I don't know.''		*'''French Woman 2:''' ''Don't be dramatic! It's just a shadow. Wait ... is it? Now I don't know.''
	Arriving at the chapel, Eivor looked around and found and read an account from a monk.		Arriving at the chapel, Eivor looked around and found and read an account from a monk.
	:'''Monastic Manuscript'''<br>''Truly the Saint protects us!<br><br>I watched as one of the [[Vikings\|invader]]s broke into the Saint's church, shattering glass in all the windows with a cudgel he made from a tree branch. Immediately a seething madness took hold of him, and he died where he stood. The Saint himself hitched him to Eumenides' grim cart, and the sorry wretch's soul was dragged down to hell.<br><br>Then I saw another of the wretched Northerners clamber right up the spire of the church. But he misjudged his way and down he tumbled. The holy roof shattered all his bones. It was none other than Germain's doing!<br><br>A third rushed forward, his eyes set on the Saint's sepulchre. Truly that was their last sight! Then a fourth came up but the wind knocked him down, and he was also swept from on high down low to hell. A fifth reached the tomb and pried it open, but the very first stone he loosed hit hard his chest. The deadly blow, guided as if the by the Saint's own hand, impelled his soul to forsake its despicable abode and make down its way to sup on the bitter victuals of hell.<br><br>At this the plunderers gave up their task and ran, dismayed. It was then that I saw a [[Abbo of Cernuus\|cloaked figure]] of Germain atop the blessed church's roof, watching as they fled! O God be praised for this wondrous sight, that I might bear witness to His glory and the work of His holy Saint!<br><br> - Brother Bruno''		:'''Monastic Manuscript'''<br>''Truly the Saint protects us!<br><br>I watched as one of the [[Vikings\|invader]]s broke into the Saint's [[Abbey of Saint Germain\|church]], shattering glass in all the windows with a cudgel he made from a tree branch. Immediately a seething madness took hold of him, and he died where he stood. The Saint himself hitched him to Eumenides' grim cart, and the sorry wretch's soul was dragged down to hell.<br><br>Then I saw another of the wretched [[Norse people\|Northerners]] clamber right up the spire of the church. But he misjudged his way and down he tumbled. The holy roof shattered all his bones. It was none other than Germain's doing!<br><br>A third rushed forward, his eyes set on the Saint's sepulchre. Truly that was their last sight! Then a fourth came up but the wind knocked him down, and he was also swept from on high down low to hell. A fifth reached the tomb and pried it open, but the very first stone he loosed hit hard his chest. The deadly blow, guided as if the by the Saint's own hand, impelled his soul to forsake its despicable abode and make down its way to sup on the bitter victuals of hell.<br><br>At this the plunderers gave up their task and ran, dismayed. It was then that I saw a [[Abbo of Cernuus\|cloaked figure]] of Germain atop the blessed church's roof, watching as they fled! O God be praised for this wondrous sight, that I might bear witness to His glory and the work of His holy Saint!<br><br> - Brother Bruno''
	Climbing the chapel's tower, Eivor found a cadaver and a note.		Climbing the chapel's tower, Eivor found a cadaver and a note.
	:'''Captain's Orders'''<br>''Captain,<br>My spies have tracked your attacker to the ruined Abbey of Saint Germain just west of Paris.<br>As you have managed to lose three separate watches to this single unknown assailant, and as a result have left your duty at the excavations unfulfilled, I want you to see to it personally. Search that Abbey, find the assailant, and do not report back until the matter is resolved.<br>Permanently.<br> - [[Isidore Mercator\|I.M.]]''		:'''Captain's Orders'''<br>''Captain,<br>My spies have tracked your attacker to the ruined Abbey of Saint Germain just west of [[Paris]].<br>As you have managed to lose three separate watches to this single unknown assailant, and as a result have left your duty at the excavations unfulfilled, I want you to see to it personally. Search that Abbey, find the assailant, and do not report back until the matter is resolved.<br>Permanently.<br> - [[Isidore Mercator\|I.M.]]''

	==Outcome==		==Outcome==
	Eivor ~~discovers~~ the body of a captain of the guard.		Eivor discovered the body of a captain of the guard.

	==References==		==References==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[The Siege of Paris]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – ''[[The Siege of Paris]]''

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	[[Category:Memories of Eivor Varinsdottir]]		[[Category:Memories of Eivor Varinsdottir]]
	[[Category:Memories relived using the Animus HR-8.5]]		[[Category:Memories relived using the Animus HR-8.5]]

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	*'''French Woman 2:''' ''Don't be dramatic! It's just a shadow. Wait ... is it? Now I don't know.''		*'''French Woman 2:''' ''Don't be dramatic! It's just a shadow. Wait ... is it? Now I don't know.''
	Arriving at the chapel, Eivor looked around and found and read an account from a monk.		Arriving at the chapel, Eivor looked around and found and read an account from a monk.
	:'''Monastic Manuscript'''<br>''Truly the Saint protects us!<br><br>I watched as one of the [[Vikings\|invader]]s broke into the Saint's church, shattering glass in all the windows with a cudgel he made from a tree branch. Immediately a seething madness took hold of him, and he died where he stood. The Saint himself hitched him to Eumenides' grim cart, and the sorry wretch's soul was dragged down to hell.<br><br>Then I saw another of the wretched Northerners clamber right up the spire of the church. But he misjudged his way and down he tumbled. The holy roof shattered all his bones. It was none other than Germain's doing!<br><br>A third rushed forward, his eyes set on the Saint's sepulchre. Truly that was their last sight! Then a fourth came up but the wind knocked him down, and he was also swept from on high down low to hell. A fifth reached the tomb and pried it open, but the very first stone he loosed hit hard his chest. The deadly blow, guided as if the by the Saint's own hand, impelled his soul to forsake its despicable abode and make down its way to sup on the bitter victuals of hell.<br><br>At this the plunderers gave up their task and ran, dismayed. It was then that I saw a [[~~Abbos~~ Cernuus\|cloaked figure]] of Germain atop the blessed church's roof, watching as they fled! O God be praised for this wondrous sight, that I might bear witness to His glory and the work of His holy Saint!<br><br> - Brother Bruno''		:'''Monastic Manuscript'''<br>''Truly the Saint protects us!<br><br>I watched as one of the [[Vikings\|invader]]s broke into the Saint's church, shattering glass in all the windows with a cudgel he made from a tree branch. Immediately a seething madness took hold of him, and he died where he stood. The Saint himself hitched him to Eumenides' grim cart, and the sorry wretch's soul was dragged down to hell.<br><br>Then I saw another of the wretched Northerners clamber right up the spire of the church. But he misjudged his way and down he tumbled. The holy roof shattered all his bones. It was none other than Germain's doing!<br><br>A third rushed forward, his eyes set on the Saint's sepulchre. Truly that was their last sight! Then a fourth came up but the wind knocked him down, and he was also swept from on high down low to hell. A fifth reached the tomb and pried it open, but the very first stone he loosed hit hard his chest. The deadly blow, guided as if the by the Saint's own hand, impelled his soul to forsake its despicable abode and make down its way to sup on the bitter victuals of hell.<br><br>At this the plunderers gave up their task and ran, dismayed. It was then that I saw a [[Abbo of Cernuus\|cloaked figure]] of Germain atop the blessed church's roof, watching as they fled! O God be praised for this wondrous sight, that I might bear witness to His glory and the work of His holy Saint!<br><br> - Brother Bruno''
	Climbing the chapel's tower, Eivor found a cadaver and a note.		Climbing the chapel's tower, Eivor found a cadaver and a note.
	:'''Captain's Orders'''<br>''Captain,<br>My spies have tracked ~~[[Abbos Cernuus\|~~your attacker]] to the ruined Abbey of Saint Germain just west of Paris.<br>As you have managed to lose three separate watches to this single unknown assailant, and as a result have left your duty at the excavations unfulfilled, I want you to see to it personally. Search that Abbey, find the assailant, and do not report back until the matter is resolved.<br>Permanently.<br> - [[Isidore Mercator\|I.M.]]''		:'''Captain's Orders'''<br>''Captain,<br>My spies have tracked your attacker to the ruined Abbey of Saint Germain just west of Paris.<br>As you have managed to lose three separate watches to this single unknown assailant, and as a result have left your duty at the excavations unfulfilled, I want you to see to it personally. Search that Abbey, find the assailant, and do not report back until the matter is resolved.<br>Permanently.<br> - [[Isidore Mercator\|I.M.]]''

	==Outcome==		==Outcome==

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	'''The Ghost of Saint Germain''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Eivor Varinsdottir]]'s [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]], relived by [[Layla Hassan]] through the [[Animus\|Portable Animus HR-8.5]].		'''The Ghost of Saint Germain''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Eivor Varinsdottir]]'s [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]], relived by [[Layla Hassan]] in 2020 through the [[Animus\|Portable Animus HR-8.5]].

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	Eivor investigates a haunting.		Eivor investigates a haunting.
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	:'''Monastic Manuscript'''<br>''Truly the Saint protects us!<br><br>I watched as one of the [[Vikings\|invader]]s broke into the Saint's church, shattering glass in all the windows with a cudgel he made from a tree branch. Immediately a seething madness took hold of him, and he died where he stood. The Saint himself hitched him to Eumenides' grim cart, and the sorry wretch's soul was dragged down to hell.<br><br>Then I saw another of the wretched Northerners clamber right up the spire of the church. But he misjudged his way and down he tumbled. The holy roof shattered all his bones. It was none other than Germain's doing!<br><br>A third rushed forward, his eyes set on the Saint's sepulchre. Truly that was their last sight! Then a fourth came up but the wind knocked him down, and he was also swept from on high down low to hell. A fifth reached the tomb and pried it open, but the very first stone he loosed hit hard his chest. The deadly blow, guided as if the by the Saint's own hand, impelled his soul to forsake its despicable abode and make down its way to sup on the bitter victuals of hell.<br><br>At this the plunderers gave up their task and ran, dismayed. It was then that I saw a [[Abbos Cernuus\|cloaked figure]] of Germain atop the blessed church's roof, watching as they fled! O God be praised for this wondrous sight, that I might bear witness to His glory and the work of His holy Saint!<br><br> - Brother Bruno''		:'''Monastic Manuscript'''<br>''Truly the Saint protects us!<br><br>I watched as one of the [[Vikings\|invader]]s broke into the Saint's church, shattering glass in all the windows with a cudgel he made from a tree branch. Immediately a seething madness took hold of him, and he died where he stood. The Saint himself hitched him to Eumenides' grim cart, and the sorry wretch's soul was dragged down to hell.<br><br>Then I saw another of the wretched Northerners clamber right up the spire of the church. But he misjudged his way and down he tumbled. The holy roof shattered all his bones. It was none other than Germain's doing!<br><br>A third rushed forward, his eyes set on the Saint's sepulchre. Truly that was their last sight! Then a fourth came up but the wind knocked him down, and he was also swept from on high down low to hell. A fifth reached the tomb and pried it open, but the very first stone he loosed hit hard his chest. The deadly blow, guided as if the by the Saint's own hand, impelled his soul to forsake its despicable abode and make down its way to sup on the bitter victuals of hell.<br><br>At this the plunderers gave up their task and ran, dismayed. It was then that I saw a [[Abbos Cernuus\|cloaked figure]] of Germain atop the blessed church's roof, watching as they fled! O God be praised for this wondrous sight, that I might bear witness to His glory and the work of His holy Saint!<br><br> - Brother Bruno''
	Climbing the chapel's tower, Eivor found a cadaver and a note.		Climbing the chapel's tower, Eivor found a cadaver and a note.
	:'''Captain's Orders'''<br>''Captain,<br>My spies have tracked your attacker to the ruined Abbey of Saint Germain just west of Paris.<br>As you have managed to lose three separate watches to this single unknown assailant, and as a result have left your duty at the excavations unfulfilled, I want you to see to it personally. Search that Abbey, find the assailant, and do not report back until the matter is resolved.<br>Permanently.<br> - I.M.''		:'''Captain's Orders'''<br>''Captain,<br>My spies have tracked [[Abbos Cernuus\|your attacker]] to the ruined Abbey of Saint Germain just west of Paris.<br>As you have managed to lose three separate watches to this single unknown assailant, and as a result have left your duty at the excavations unfulfilled, I want you to see to it personally. Search that Abbey, find the assailant, and do not report back until the matter is resolved.<br>Permanently.<br> - [[Isidore Mercator\|I.M.]]''

	==Outcome==		==Outcome==