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'''A Fury from the Sea''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Eivor]]'s [[Genetic memory|genetic memories]], relived by [[Layla Hassan]] through the | '''A Fury from the Sea''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Eivor]]'s [[Genetic memory|genetic memories]], relived by [[Layla Hassan]] through the [[Animus]]. | ||
==Description== | ==Description== | ||
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==Dialogue== | ==Dialogue== | ||
Eivor rode on [[horse]]back from [[ | Eivor rode on [[horse]]back from [[King's Bury]] to their camp north of [[Burgh Castle]]. | ||
*'''[[Eivor]]:''' ''[[Thetford|Theotford]] has answered the call. I should join [[Finnr]] at our forward camp. The King's Bury horn has inspired more than a few farmers to action.'' | *'''[[Eivor]]:''' ''[[Thetford|Theotford]] has answered the call. I should join [[Finnr]] at our forward camp. The King's Bury horn has inspired more than a few farmers to action.'' | ||
Eivor saw a group of farmers surrounded by dead [[Vikings]]. | Eivor saw a group of farmers surrounded by dead [[Vikings]]. | ||
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*'''Anglo-Saxon Man 1:''' ''Then we will too. [[Oswald of East Anglia|Oswald]] drew first blood taking Rued down. We will finish what he started.'' | *'''Anglo-Saxon Man 1:''' ''Then we will too. [[Oswald of East Anglia|Oswald]] drew first blood taking Rued down. We will finish what he started.'' | ||
*'''Eivor:''' ''We meet at the ruins north of Burgh Castle.'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''We meet at the ruins north of Burgh Castle.'' | ||
*'''Anglo-Saxon Man | *'''Anglo-Saxon Man 2:''' ''We're only [[Pig|hog]] farmers, but we'll fight as hard as we're able.'' | ||
*'''Anglo-Saxon Man 1:''' ''Let's go. There's a long road ahead for us!'' | |||
Eivor left the farmers and made their way to the Viking forward camp. | Eivor left the farmers and made their way to the Viking forward camp. | ||
*'''Anglo-Saxon Man | *'''Anglo-Saxon Man 3:''' ''Let me go, [[Norse mythology|heathens]]! Have you not [[Viking expansion|taken enough]] from us already?'' | ||
*'''[[Norsemen|Norse]] Warrior 1:''' ''Shut your hole, shit-stain.'' | *'''[[Norsemen|Norse]] Warrior 1:''' ''Shut your hole, shit-stain.'' | ||
*'''Eivor:''' ''Those men must have heard the horn's call. The people of [[East Anglia]] have more courage than I imagined.'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''Those men must have heard the horn's call. The people of [[East Anglia]] have more courage than I imagined.'' | ||
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Eivor arrived at the camp. | Eivor arrived at the camp. | ||
*'''Eivor:''' ''The brothers' fleet, gathered and ready.'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''The brothers' fleet, gathered and ready.'' | ||
*'''Anglo-Saxon Man | *'''Anglo-Saxon Man 4:''' ''Can we really do this? We're just farmers and [[merchant]]s!'' | ||
*'''Anglo=Saxon Man | *'''Anglo=Saxon Man 5:''' ''Have [[Christianity|faith]], brother. God protects the righteous.'' | ||
*'''Anglo-Saxon Man | *'''Anglo-Saxon Man 6:''' ''I do miss the old fish—[unclear].'' | ||
*'''Norse Warrior 2:''' ''Finally, we put my [[longship]] to use again. I was tired if it gathering dust.'' | *'''Norse Warrior 2:''' ''Finally, we put my [[longship]] to use again. I was tired if it gathering dust.'' | ||
*'''Norse Warrior 3:''' ''Our ships are sturdy, but Burgh's walls are sturdier. This plan of Finnr's is mad.'' | *'''Norse Warrior 3:''' ''Our ships are sturdy, but Burgh's walls are sturdier. This plan of Finnr's is mad.'' | ||
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*'''Eivor:''' ''A pity he's not here to see it.'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''A pity he's not here to see it.'' | ||
*'''Finnr:''' ''The forces will be ready soon. Are you ready to start the assault?'' | *'''Finnr:''' ''The forces will be ready soon. Are you ready to start the assault?'' | ||
(Accept – I am ready.) | |||
*'''Eivor:''' ''I am.'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''I am.'' | ||
*'''Finnr:''' ''Our target is Burgh Castle, said to be impenetrable.'' | *'''Finnr:''' ''Our target is Burgh Castle, said to be impenetrable.'' | ||
Finnr and Eivor turned away from the cliff edge and walked to a [[map]] hanging on a fallen [[fort]] wall. | Finnr and Eivor turned away from the cliff edge and walked to a [[map]] hanging on a fallen [[fort]] wall. | ||
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Eivor approached the troops. | Eivor approached the troops. | ||
*'''Eivor:''' ''Oswald was a man who did not hesitate when you sought him for favors. A man who was fair and strong. A man who gave his life for his kingdom. Honor him today. Honor his memory and fight with the same extra courage he showed.'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''Oswald was a man who did not hesitate when you sought him for favors. A man who was fair and strong. A man who gave his life for his kingdom. Honor him today. Honor his memory and fight with the same extra courage he showed.'' | ||
*'''Anglo-Saxon Man | *'''Anglo-Saxon Man 7:''' ''For Oswald!'' | ||
*'''Anglo-Saxon Man | *'''Anglo-Saxon Man 8:''' ''For Oswald!'' | ||
*'''Anglo-Saxon Man | *'''Anglo-Saxon Man 9:''' ''For Oswald!'' | ||
[[Wynnstan]], reeve of Theotford, watched and nodded. | [[Wynnstan]], reeve of Theotford, watched and nodded. | ||
|-|This is a battle for freedom.= | |-|This is a battle for freedom.= | ||
Eivor approached the troops. | Eivor approached the troops. | ||
*'''Eivor:''' ''For a long time you lived in fear. Your houses razed, your fields scorched. Now your chance has come. Fight to be free of this pain. Fight to be free of fear.'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''For a long time you lived in fear. Your houses razed, your fields scorched. Now your chance has come. Fight to be free of this pain. Fight to be free of fear.'' | ||
*'''Anglo-Saxon Man | *'''Anglo-Saxon Man 10:''' ''Freedom!'' | ||
*'''Anglo-Saxon Man | *'''Anglo-Saxon Man 11:''' ''Freedom!'' | ||
*'''Anglo-Saxon Man | *'''Anglo-Saxon Man 12:''' ''Freedom!'' | ||
Wynnstan, reeve of Theotford, watched and nodded. | Wynnstan, reeve of Theotford, watched and nodded. | ||
|-|East Anglia needs you.= | |-|East Anglia needs you.= | ||
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*'''Eivor:''' ''Dreams. Life. It may be they are one and the same.'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''Dreams. Life. It may be they are one and the same.'' | ||
A horn sounded as the longboats sailed closer to Burgh Castle. | A horn sounded as the longboats sailed closer to Burgh Castle. | ||
*'''Eivor:''' ''Tonight I ride the flaming | *'''Eivor:''' ''Tonight I ride the flaming sea-steed, rushing for the [[spear]]-din. A {{Wiki|Vörðr|watcher}} alight on water's wake, another glory I will keep.'' | ||
Eivor spoke to the crew. | Eivor spoke to the crew. | ||
*'''Eivor:''' ''Ready yourselves! Rued's shit-stains will see us coming!'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''Ready yourselves! Rued's shit-stains will see us coming!'' | ||
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The Norse approached the gate and commenced ramming it, to no visible signs of success, until the ram was bombarded by fire arrows and began burning. Eivor climbed the doorway and cleared the ramparts of defenders. | The Norse approached the gate and commenced ramming it, to no visible signs of success, until the ram was bombarded by fire arrows and began burning. Eivor climbed the doorway and cleared the ramparts of defenders. | ||
*'''Eivor:''' ''I could break the gate from behind.'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''I could break the gate from behind.'' | ||
The defenders cleared, the Norse rallied | The defenders cleared, the Norse rallied at the second gate. | ||
*'''Eivor:''' ''Get the ram to the gate and push! And keep pushing! East Anglia depends on it! The ''fyrd'' has broken through. These | *'''Eivor:''' ''Now to the final gate! Get the ram to the gate and push! And keep pushing! East Anglia depends on it! The ''fyrd'' has broken through. These merchants and farmers can fight.'' | ||
Eivor ran through the castle grounds and came to the third section. | Eivor ran through the castle grounds and came to the third section. | ||
*'''Eivor:''' ''I need help with this gate!'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''I need help with this gate!'' | ||
The Norse breached the final gate and swarmed into the castle courtyard. Killing a soldier with their [[Hidden Blade]], Eivor looked up and saw Oswald held hostage on a rampart with a [[Short blade|knife]] to his throat. | The Norse breached the final gate and swarmed into the castle courtyard. Killing a soldier with their [[Hidden Blade]], Eivor looked up and saw Oswald held hostage by Rued on a rampart with a [[Short blade|knife]] to his throat. | ||
*'''Eivor:''' ''Oswald... He lives.'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''Oswald... He lives.'' | ||
Eivor turned to the Norse behind them. | Eivor turned to the Norse behind them. | ||
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*'''Eivor:''' ''Valdis, well met!'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''Valdis, well met!'' | ||
*'''Valdis:''' ''Onward everyone! Onward!'' | *'''Valdis:''' ''Onward everyone! Onward!'' | ||
Rued's men | Rued's men were defeated. Eivor climbed a wall and saw a caged Oswald in tight discussion with Rued. | ||
*'''Oswald:''' ''The people of East Anglia have spoken, Rued. Give yourself over.'' | *'''Oswald:''' ''The people of East Anglia have spoken, Rued. Give yourself over.'' | ||
*'''Rued:''' ''Taken prisoner to a Saxon? To you? Never. You think yourself above the Danes?'' | *'''Rued:''' ''Taken prisoner to a Saxon? To you? Never. You think yourself above the Danes?'' | ||
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|-|Rued will die= | |-|Rued will die= | ||
*'''Eivor:''' '' | *'''Eivor:''' ''He deserves death, Oswald. That's our way.'' | ||
Oswald held up his hand hoping to stall Eivor. | |||
*'''Oswald:''' ''Eivor, please...'' | |||
Eivor swung their axe and cut Rued's throat. Oswald stared at Rued's corpse. | |||
*'''Oswald:''' ''Blood for blood leaves no warmth in the hearts of men, Eivor. None at all.'' | |||
Oswald stormed off. | |||
|-|Rued will live= | |-|Rued will live= | ||
*'''Eivor:''' ''The rightful King of East Anglia has spared your life today. And so it will be.'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''The rightful King of East Anglia has spared your life today. And so it will be.'' | ||
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*'''Anglo-Saxon Soldier 11:''' ''And Oswald yet lives! God is truly merciful!'' | *'''Anglo-Saxon Soldier 11:''' ''And Oswald yet lives! God is truly merciful!'' | ||
Eivor approached Oswald on the battlements. | Eivor approached Oswald on the battlements. | ||
*'''Oswald:''' ''Thank you for heeding me, Eivor. I know the worth of such a gesture. All this is...is like a dream.'' | <tabber> | ||
If Rued was killed= | |||
*'''Oswald:''' ''Eivor...'' | |||
*'''Eivor:''' ''Saxon and Dane. We fought well, side by side. | |||
*'''Oswald:''' ''If there is to be a future for both our kind, people like you and me will have to change the most to live with it. Even if that makes us... uneasy.'' | |||
*'''Eivor:''' ''When you are crowned king, the laws of this land will be yours to decide.'' | |||
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If Rued was spared= | |||
*'''Oswald:''' ''Thank you for heeding me, Eivor. I know the worth of such a gesture.'' | |||
</tabber> | |||
Oswald stood in thought. | |||
*'''Oswald:''' ''All this is...is like a dream.'' | |||
*'''Eivor:''' ''But you are not asleep.'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''But you are not asleep.'' | ||
Finnr and Valdis approached the pair. | Finnr and Valdis approached the pair. | ||
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A Fury from the Sea was a virtual representation of one of Eivor's genetic memories, relived by Layla Hassan through the Animus.
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Eivor rode on horseback from King's Bury to their camp north of Burgh Castle.
Eivor saw a group of farmers surrounded by dead Vikings.
Eivor left the farmers and made their way to the Viking forward camp.
A low horn was heard in the distance.
Eivor arrived at the camp.
Eivor approached Finnr on the edge of a cliff and spoke to him.
(Accept – I am ready.)
Finnr and Eivor turned away from the cliff edge and walked to a map hanging on a fallen fort wall.
Eivor turned to face the men from Theotford gathered behind them.
Eivor approached the troops.
Eivor approached the troops.
Eivor approached the troops.
Finnr's men cheered. Finnr approached Eivor and nodded his head approvingly before following the soldiers. A montage followed, showing the Vikings preparing for a raid. The scene cut to Eivor and Finnr leading a flotilla in stormy waters to the castle.
A horn sounded as the longboats sailed closer to Burgh Castle.
Eivor spoke to the crew.
Another horn sounded.
A volley of fire arrows lit the night sky.
A longship in front of them was hit by the arrows and burst into flame.
More volleys of fire arrows were loosed at the ships.
Eivor ran across the deck.
Eivor dove underwater as the longboat's momentum carried it up the beachhead to ram into the castle wall, causing an explosion and breaching the defenses.
Eivor entered the fort, where the Norse sought to drive back the Anglo-Saxons.
The Norse brought a ram and broke through the first palisade shipyard gate to enter the next section, where there were reinforcements. Eivor spotted the second metal gate.
The Norse approached the gate and commenced ramming it, to no visible signs of success, until the ram was bombarded by fire arrows and began burning. Eivor climbed the doorway and cleared the ramparts of defenders.
The defenders cleared, the Norse rallied at the second gate.
Eivor ran through the castle grounds and came to the third section.
The Norse breached the final gate and swarmed into the castle courtyard. Killing a soldier with their Hidden Blade, Eivor looked up and saw Oswald held hostage by Rued on a rampart with a knife to his throat.
Eivor turned to the Norse behind them.
Rued punched Oswald in the face and grabbed his throat.
Rued's men attacked Eivor and the Norse as Valdis arrived with reinforcements.
Rued's men were defeated. Eivor climbed a wall and saw a caged Oswald in tight discussion with Rued.
On seeing Eivor, Rued set his pet wolf on them and attacked with his longsword.
Eivor addressed Rued.
Eivor and Rued found themselves in a blade lock.
Eivor defeated Rued, who plunged his sword in the ground and knelt down, head bowed in submission. Oswald was freed from his cage.
Eivor moved to kill Rued.
Rued laughed contemptuously.
Oswald held up his hand hoping to stall Eivor.
Eivor swung their axe and cut Rued's throat. Oswald stared at Rued's corpse.
Oswald stormed off.
The Norse and Anglo-Saxons cleared out Rued's forces as they took control of the castle.
Eivor approached Oswald on the battlements.
Oswald stood in thought.
Finnr and Valdis approached the pair.
Oswald glanced at Valdis before speaking to Finnr.
Oswald spoke to Valdis.
Valdis hugged Oswald.
Oswald and Valdis took their leave.
Finnr left to go rest.
Eivor successfully led an attack on Burgh Castle to free Oswald from Rued. After defeating Rued, they prepared for the imminent wedding between Oswald and his fiancée, Valdis.
