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:'''Hunter's Journal I''':<br />''There is no safety in alliances with savages and Dane outsiders. Despite my warnings, they invite Viking strangers into our village and mingle with the degenerates.<br /><br />Damn them all! I say if they will open their gates to those people, then they are shut to me. I am happier to live alone, in safety, than in the chaos they have bred.'' | |||
:'''Hunter's Journal II''':<br />''The pup hanging about and begging for scraps is a decent hunting dog. I have slain more wolves in my time than I care to count, but this one seems to have been away from her pack long enough that she has lost her wilder and crueler instincts.<br /><br />If she proves herself useful, I may even give her a name.'' | |||
==Outcome== | ==Outcome== | ||
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A Little Problem was a virtual representation of one of Eivor Varinsdottir's genetic memories, relived by Layla Hassan through the Portable Animus HR-8.5.
Description
Eivor found a young boy named Knud crying for her help.
Dialogue
TBA
- Hunter's Journal I:
There is no safety in alliances with savages and Dane outsiders. Despite my warnings, they invite Viking strangers into our village and mingle with the degenerates.
Damn them all! I say if they will open their gates to those people, then they are shut to me. I am happier to live alone, in safety, than in the chaos they have bred.
- Hunter's Journal II:
The pup hanging about and begging for scraps is a decent hunting dog. I have slain more wolves in my time than I care to count, but this one seems to have been away from her pack long enough that she has lost her wilder and crueler instincts.
If she proves herself useful, I may even give her a name.
Outcome
Eivor helped the children to rescue a trapped female wolf, whom she named Dwolfg and kept as a companion.