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==Dialogue== | ==Dialogue== | ||
Eivor came upon a jolly gathering with song and drink. | |||
*'''Norse Warrior:''' ''A merry tune! Play it again, Saxon!'' | |||
*'''Bard:''' ''The Lord made me and the Lord made thee, and the Lord made hops and barley. So if you would close to Heaven be, have another ale or three! Drink some mead and drink some rum, for ye know not when the Lord will come. So drink thy ale and drink it fast, who knows if it may be your last!<br>You there, Dane! Come join youe fellows! Music is my gift to you all!'' | |||
Eivor approached the bard. | |||
*'''Eivor:''' ''Here is a merry gathering. A Saxon, playing for Norsemen?'' | |||
*'''Bard:''' ''"What joy a man gives is given back threefold." So my love used to say. Dear Cearo. I sing now for her.'' | |||
*'''Eivor:''' ''Used to?'' | |||
*'''Bard:''' ''Used to. But now is no time for sadness! Join our revels! I was about to open a cask for my new friends! Come one, come all! Nothing heals the heart of woe like a mug of ale.'' | |||
*'''Norse Warrior:''' ''You look like the sort who laps at their brew like a kitten.'' | |||
*'''Eivor:''' ''Wrong. Thor himself pales when he sees me take up my drinking horn.'' | |||
*'''Norse Warrior:''' ''Ha! Come and prove it, then! Saxon, give us a song!'' | |||
Eivor approached the hooded warrior. | |||
*'''Norse Warrior:''' ''Show me how the Raven Clan drink!'' | |||
(Accept - "I'll take that challenge.") | |||
*'''Eivor:''' ''You'll be under the tavle before I've even warmed up.'' | |||
*'''Norse Warrior:''' ''O-ho! We'll see about this!'' | |||
Eivor and the warrior then started a drinking contest, while the bard kept playing his song. Eivor drank her horn full before dropping to the floor. | |||
*'''Eivor:''' ''I feel cold fingers spreading through me. This is poisoned ale!'' | |||
*'''Norse Warrior:''' ''Urgh. Feels like Jormungandr is turning in my stomach.'' | |||
The dancing warriors also felt the poison acting. | |||
*'''Norse Warrior:''' ''By Odin, this new ale is strong. I think I'm going blind.'' | |||
*'''Bard:''' ''A hundred lives I promised my love as she lay dying, a Danish arrow in her breast. A hundred lives for hers. But there is one who has not been laid low. Let me see to that. You will die as my Cearo did!'' | |||
The bard attacked Eivor. | |||
*'''Eivor:''' ''It won't be me that dies today!'' | |||
Though affected by the brew, Eivor managed to hold her own. | |||
*'''Eivor:''' ''God, my head!'' | |||
*'''Bard:''' ''I'll grant you the long peace of the grave!<br>Murderer! Reaver! Death to all Danes!'' | |||
*'''Eivor:''' ''Even sickened, I am more than your equal!'' | |||
Eivor killed the poisoner. | |||
*'''Eivor:''' ''He lured his prey with music, then poisoned them like a spider. Grief sick or not, this world is better without him in it.'' | |||
==Outcome== | ==Outcome== | ||
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The Devil Has All The Best Tunes was a virtual representation of one of Eivor Varinsdottir's genetic memories, relived by Layla Hassan through the Portable Animus HR-8.5.
Description
A scene of merriment caught Eivor's attention.
Dialogue
Eivor came upon a jolly gathering with song and drink.
- Norse Warrior: A merry tune! Play it again, Saxon!
- Bard: The Lord made me and the Lord made thee, and the Lord made hops and barley. So if you would close to Heaven be, have another ale or three! Drink some mead and drink some rum, for ye know not when the Lord will come. So drink thy ale and drink it fast, who knows if it may be your last!
You there, Dane! Come join youe fellows! Music is my gift to you all!
Eivor approached the bard.
- Eivor: Here is a merry gathering. A Saxon, playing for Norsemen?
- Bard: "What joy a man gives is given back threefold." So my love used to say. Dear Cearo. I sing now for her.
- Eivor: Used to?
- Bard: Used to. But now is no time for sadness! Join our revels! I was about to open a cask for my new friends! Come one, come all! Nothing heals the heart of woe like a mug of ale.
- Norse Warrior: You look like the sort who laps at their brew like a kitten.
- Eivor: Wrong. Thor himself pales when he sees me take up my drinking horn.
- Norse Warrior: Ha! Come and prove it, then! Saxon, give us a song!
Eivor approached the hooded warrior.
- Norse Warrior: Show me how the Raven Clan drink!
(Accept - "I'll take that challenge.")
- Eivor: You'll be under the tavle before I've even warmed up.
- Norse Warrior: O-ho! We'll see about this!
Eivor and the warrior then started a drinking contest, while the bard kept playing his song. Eivor drank her horn full before dropping to the floor.
- Eivor: I feel cold fingers spreading through me. This is poisoned ale!
- Norse Warrior: Urgh. Feels like Jormungandr is turning in my stomach.
The dancing warriors also felt the poison acting.
- Norse Warrior: By Odin, this new ale is strong. I think I'm going blind.
- Bard: A hundred lives I promised my love as she lay dying, a Danish arrow in her breast. A hundred lives for hers. But there is one who has not been laid low. Let me see to that. You will die as my Cearo did!
The bard attacked Eivor.
- Eivor: It won't be me that dies today!
Though affected by the brew, Eivor managed to hold her own.
- Eivor: God, my head!
- Bard: I'll grant you the long peace of the grave!
Murderer! Reaver! Death to all Danes! - Eivor: Even sickened, I am more than your equal!
Eivor killed the poisoner.
- Eivor: He lured his prey with music, then poisoned them like a spider. Grief sick or not, this world is better without him in it.
Outcome
Eivor killed the poisoner.
