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==Dialogue== | ==Dialogue== | ||
Eivor came upon a ruined church, repurposed for new worship. | Eivor came upon a ruined church in [[Chartres]], repurposed for new worship. | ||
*'''French Woman:''' ''O | *'''French Woman:''' ''O Newfather, O great one... we look to your guidance from now on, O strongest one.'' | ||
*'''French Man:''' ''No more with the weak god. We are now with the fearsome warrior god!'' | *'''French Man:''' ''No more with the weak god. We are now with the fearsome warrior god!'' | ||
She approached the group. | She approached the group. | ||
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*'''Eivor:''' ''Pure madness. Maybe they left something to explain their behavior.'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''Pure madness. Maybe they left something to explain their behavior.'' | ||
She found a note by the base of the statue they worshiped. | She found a note by the base of the statue they worshiped. | ||
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|Title=Old Father's Many Failings | |||
|Text=In light of Old Father's failings, we seek to follow our new Father, the powerful [[Norse mythology|North God]] [[Odin]]. He who shall provide, and he who shall give us what we do not have. He shall give us new courage, and new life.<br><br>LIST OF GRIEVEANCES AGAINST THE OLD FATHER<!-- Yes, in all caps and with grievances spelled like that --><br>Meran's daughter drowned in the river<br>Elder Lothe taken by illness<br>Gunther's lost love<br>Piss and filth on the streets<br>Sacking of villages<br>Continual death and sickness<br>Prayers not answered<br>Help not given<br><br>THINGS KNOWN ABOUT THE NEW FATHER<br>Enjoys [[mead]] and [[wine]]<br>Has one eye that sees all<br>Likes [[raven]]s}} | |||
*'''Eivor:''' ''They lost faith in their [[Christianity|God]] and found fickle solace in a new one.'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''They lost faith in their [[Christianity|God]] and found fickle solace in a new one.'' | ||
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Not God Enough was a virtual representation of one of Eivor Varinsdottir's genetic memories, relived by Layla Hassan in 2020 through the Portable Animus HR-8.5.
Description[edit | edit source]
Eivor entered a dilapidated church with a new congregation.
Dialogue[edit | edit source]
Eivor came upon a ruined church in Chartres, repurposed for new worship.
- French Woman: O Newfather, O great one... we look to your guidance from now on, O strongest one.
- French Man: No more with the weak god. We are now with the fearsome warrior god!
She approached the group.
- French Man: Who disturbs our worship?
- French Woman: Merde! (Shit!) It's a Northern one! "In the darkest hour when demons come, call on me brother and we will fight!"
The trio started attacking Eivor, though were easily killed.
- Eivor: Pure madness. Maybe they left something to explain their behavior.
She found a note by the base of the statue they worshiped.
Old Father's Many Failings
- In light of Old Father's failings, we seek to follow our new Father, the powerful North God Odin. He who shall provide, and he who shall give us what we do not have. He shall give us new courage, and new life.
LIST OF GRIEVEANCES AGAINST THE OLD FATHER
Meran's daughter drowned in the river
Elder Lothe taken by illness
Gunther's lost love
Piss and filth on the streets
Sacking of villages
Continual death and sickness
Prayers not answered
Help not given
THINGS KNOWN ABOUT THE NEW FATHER
Enjoys mead and wine
Has one eye that sees all
Likes ravens
- Eivor: They lost faith in their God and found fickle solace in a new one.
Outcome[edit | edit source]
Eivor dealt with the new worshipers of Odin.