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{{Quote|It was Summer. Good sailing weather. The monastery was a centre for religious studies and we crashed into the city like a tidal wave.|Juhani Otso Berg describing his ancestor's memories to Melanie Lemay, 2014.|Assassin's Creed: Rogue}}
{{Quote|It was Summer. Good sailing weather. The monastery was a centre for religious studies and we crashed into the city like a tidal wave.|Juhani Otso Berg describing his ancestor's memories to Melanie Lemay, 2014.|Assassin's Creed: Rogue}}
An unidentified '''Viking raider''' was involved in the {{Wiki|Lindisfarne#Vikings|Viking raid on Lindsifarne}} in 793. He was an ancestor of [[Juhani Otso Berg]].
An unidentified '''Viking raider''' was involved in the {{Wiki|Lindisfarne#Vikings|Viking raid on Lindsifarne}} in 793. He is an ancestor of [[Juhani Otso Berg]].


During the raid, the Viking raider fought against and defeated a Saxon warrior, whom he then offered the chance to join his clan. However, the Saxon warrior was overcome by grief, crying out that God had abandoned his people and that nothing remained but chaos. Feeling pity for him, the Viking raider killed him without a second thought.
During the raid, the Viking raider fought against and defeated a Saxon warrior, whom he then offered the chance to join his clan. However, the Saxon warrior was overcome by grief, crying out that God had abandoned his people and that nothing remained but chaos. Feeling pity for him, the Viking raider killed him without a second thought.

Revision as of 16:42, 9 January 2017

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"It was Summer. Good sailing weather. The monastery was a centre for religious studies and we crashed into the city like a tidal wave."
―Juhani Otso Berg describing his ancestor's memories to Melanie Lemay, 2014.[src]

An unidentified Viking raider was involved in the Viking raid on Lindsifarne in 793. He is an ancestor of Juhani Otso Berg.

During the raid, the Viking raider fought against and defeated a Saxon warrior, whom he then offered the chance to join his clan. However, the Saxon warrior was overcome by grief, crying out that God had abandoned his people and that nothing remained but chaos. Feeling pity for him, the Viking raider killed him without a second thought.

Sometime in or before 2014, Juhani Otso Berg relived his ancestor's memories of the raid, which he would later describe to Melanie Lemay.

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