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|Text=Blaedswith ate a whole [[chicken]] leg. Blaedswith went to watch the sunrise. Blaedswith likes apples but hates pears. How can I make great art if my muse is so prosaic? I must find a more worthy one.}} | |||
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|Text=Do not release this woman! She follows us around spewing nonsense. I think her versifying actually made my ears bleed.}} | |||
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The Gleewoman 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 woman tied up at some ruins and freed her.
Dialogue
Lament
- Blaedswith ate a whole chicken leg. Blaedswith went to watch the sunrise. Blaedswith likes apples but hates pears. How can I make great art if my muse is so prosaic? I must find a more worthy one.
Scribbled Note
- Do not release this woman! She follows us around spewing nonsense. I think her versifying actually made my ears bleed.
Outcome
Eivor provided sufficient inspiration to convince Aswig to leave her alone, whether through performing a Leap of Faith, killing some wild boars, or raiding a bandit camp, albeit with a 165 silver courtesy charge.