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[[File:ACV Impaling the Seax 2.jpg|thumb|250px|Eivor and Goodwin discussing The Seax]] | [[File:ACV Impaling the Seax 2.jpg|thumb|250px|Eivor and Goodwin discussing The Seax]] | ||
*'''Goodwin:''' ''The bishop is dead, that's certain. And if the bishop was The Seax, The Seax is dead. A transitive property of mortality, you see?'' | *'''Goodwin:''' ''The [[Ealhferth|bishop]] is dead, that's certain. And if the bishop was The Seax, The Seax is dead. A transitive property of mortality, you see?'' | ||
Eivor stood up in disagreement. | Eivor stood up in disagreement. | ||
*'''Eivor:''' ''I don't believe it. Too much theater in Wincestre. Overwrought prayers and wailing women.'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''I don't believe it. Too much theater in Wincestre. Overwrought prayers and wailing women.'' | ||
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*'''Goodwin:''' ''Whether you find or make a corpse, meet me at the witan with your report.'' | *'''Goodwin:''' ''Whether you find or make a corpse, meet me at the witan with your report.'' | ||
[[File:ACV Impaling the Seax 3.png|thumb|250px|Eivor at Bishop Ealhferth's funeral]] | [[File:ACV Impaling the Seax 3.png|thumb|250px|Eivor at Bishop Ealhferth's funeral]] | ||
Eivor | Eivor took her leave of Goodwin and arrived at [[Saint Peter's Church]] in time for Ealhferth's funeral. | ||
*'''Eivor:''' ''If the bishop is worm meal, then here should be the proof.'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''If the bishop is worm meal, then here should be the proof.'' | ||
A [[Harriet|woman]] prayed at the side of the displayed body, draped in a burial cloth. | |||
*'''Harriet:''' ''Lord, grant my brother Ealhferth eternal bliss, where joy endures for all those beloved of God.'' | |||
Eivor investigated the funeral by talking with the attendees, one by one. | Eivor investigated the funeral by talking with the attendees, one by one. | ||
*'''Eivor:''' ''A sad day for Wincestre.'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''A sad day for Wincestre.'' | ||
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Eivor talked with the man adjacent. | Eivor talked with the man adjacent. | ||
*'''Eivor:''' ''Did you know Bishop Ealfherth?'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''Did you know Bishop Ealfherth?'' | ||
*'''Anglo-Saxon Man 2:''' ''No, but I plan to write an epic poem of his | *'''Anglo-Saxon Man 2:''' ''No, but I plan to write an epic poem of his grisly demise. O, poor Ealhferth, scorched of face. All your woeful companions, bold ''{{Wiki|Hauberk|byrnied}}'' (armored), weeping, weeping as you are... er...'' | ||
*'''Eivor:''' ''Sleeping?'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''Sleeping?'' | ||
*'''Anglo-Saxon Man 2:''' ''Perfect! Yes!'' | *'''Anglo-Saxon Man 2:''' ''Perfect! Yes!'' | ||
Eivor | Eivor talked to a man outside the vestibule near the body. | ||
*'''Eivor:''' ''Are you the bishop's family?'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''Are you the bishop's family?'' | ||
*'''Anglo-Saxon Man 3:''' ''God no. Just here to make sure that impious bastard is actually dead. He bedded my wife, the randy bastard!'' | *'''Anglo-Saxon Man 3:''' ''God no. Just here to make sure that impious bastard is actually dead. He bedded my wife, the randy bastard!'' | ||
Eivor talked | Eivor talked to one of the women attending the funeral. | ||
*'''Eivor:''' ''Such a grisly fate. Did you know Ealhferth?'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''Such a grisly fate. Did you know Ealhferth?'' | ||
*'''Anglo-Saxon Woman 1:''' ''By reputation, I did. He was no friend of Aelfred's. I once heard them quarreling at a witan.'' | *'''Anglo-Saxon Woman 1:''' ''By reputation, I did. He was no friend of Aelfred's. I once heard them quarreling at a witan.'' | ||
Eivor talked to another female attendee. | Eivor talked to another female attendee. | ||
*'''Eivor:''' ''I am sorry for your loss.'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''I am sorry for your loss.'' | ||
*'''Anglo-Saxon Woman 2:''' ''Makes no odds | *'''Anglo-Saxon Woman 2:''' ''Makes no odds to me. But I am sorry for Harriet. She cared so much for him, more than a sister should.'' | ||
Eivor | Eivor asked a third woman about the bishop. | ||
*'''Eivor:''' ''Did you know Bishop Ealhferth?'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''Did you know Bishop Ealhferth?'' | ||
*'''Anglo-Saxon Woman 3:''' ''Barely. But can you still the burned flesh? It's rife across the whole graveyard.'' | *'''Anglo-Saxon Woman 3:''' ''Barely. But can you still the burned flesh? It's rife across the whole graveyard.'' | ||
Eivor investigated the body up close. | |||
<tabber> | |||
|-|Have not spoken to Wemba= | |||
*'''Eivor:''' ''Only his face was burned. That seems like a strange accident.'' | |||
|-|Already spoke to Wemba= | |||
*'''Eivor:''' ''The face is burned, and his clothes don't seem to fit his frail body. It could be Wemba's friend.'' | |||
</tabber> | |||
*'''Eivor:''' ''And this corpse's build is slight, frail. Goodwin said Ealhferth was a brute.'' | |||
Eivor investigated the graves closer and found some dirty clothes, stripped off and left in a heap in the bushes away from the courtyard. | |||
<tabber> | |||
|-|Have not spoken to Wemba= | |||
*'''Eivor:''' ''A peasant's clothes? Strange discovery in a churchyard.'' | |||
|-|Already spoke to Wemba= | |||
*'''Eivor:''' ''Threadbare clothes. Did they belong to Wemba's friend?'' | |||
</tabber> | |||
[[File:ACV Impaling the Seax 4.png|thumb|250px|Eivor questioning Wemba]] | [[File:ACV Impaling the Seax 4.png|thumb|250px|Eivor questioning Wemba]] | ||
Eivor talked to a man near the graves. | Eivor talked to a large man near the graves, whose manner of speech stood out. | ||
*'''[[Wemba]]:''' ''A stranger comes to Wemba.'' | *'''[[Wemba]]:''' ''A stranger comes to Wemba.'' | ||
*'''Eivor:''' ''You don't mourn like they do.'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''You don't mourn like they do.'' | ||
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*'''Eivor:''' ''You dig the graves. Did you bury Ealhferth?'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''You dig the graves. Did you bury Ealhferth?'' | ||
*'''Wemba:''' ''Have you seen Leof? My poor friend. Poor, poor Leof.'' | *'''Wemba:''' ''Have you seen Leof? My poor friend. Poor, poor Leof.'' | ||
<tabber> | <tabber> | ||
|-|Where is your friend?= | |-|Where is your friend?= | ||
*'''Eivor:''' ''Leof? What happened to him?'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''Leof? What happened to him?'' | ||
*'''Wemba:''' ''Sleeping, sleeping like my dog when I hugged him too hard.'' | *'''Wemba:''' ''Sleeping, sleeping like my dog when I hugged him too hard.'' | ||
*'''Eivor:''' ''Someone hurt Leof? I saw a pile of dirty clothes just here. Is your friend Leof a beggar?'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''Someone hurt Leof? | ||
:(Found the pile of clothes) | |||
:*'''Eivor:''' ''I saw a pile of dirty clothes just here. Is your friend Leof a beggar?'' | |||
|-|I don't care about your friend= | |-|I don't care about your friend= | ||
*'''Eivor:''' ''TBA'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''TBA'' | ||
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</tabber> | </tabber> | ||
*'''Wemba:''' ''Yes, yes. And while he sleeped, they stole his face.'' | *'''Wemba:''' ''Yes, yes. And while he sleeped, they stole his face.'' | ||
*'''Eivor:''' ''Not just stolen, but burned.'' | :(Investigated the body) | ||
Eivor left Wemba. | :*'''Eivor:''' ''Not just stolen, but burned.'' | ||
Eivor left Wemba to continue investigating. When she returned to him, he replied simply. | |||
*'''Wemba:''' ''Are we friends now?'' | |||
When Eivor had gathered all the evidence she needed, she determined the truth of the bishop's passing. | |||
*'''Eivor:''' ''This funeral is a shadow-play. The Order killed an innocent, burned his face so no one could tell, and interred him in Ealhferth's place. His sister knows more than she lets on.'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''This funeral is a shadow-play. The Order killed an innocent, burned his face so no one could tell, and interred him in Ealhferth's place. His sister knows more than she lets on.'' | ||
Eivor returned to the body and spoke with Harriet directly. | |||
:If Eivor spoke to Harriet prior or during to her investigation. | :If Eivor spoke to Harriet prior or during to her investigation. | ||
*'''Harriet:''' ''Do you not see I am in prayer?'' | *'''Harriet:''' ''Do you not see I am in prayer?'' | ||
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*'''Eivor:''' ''Your brother is The Seax. And no more dead than I am.'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''Your brother is The Seax. And no more dead than I am.'' | ||
*'''Harriet:''' ''Heresy. My brother was the bishop of Wincestre!'' | *'''Harriet:''' ''Heresy. My brother was the bishop of Wincestre!'' | ||
*'''Eivor:''' ''How better to hide than behind a bishop's robes? He is no man of God. He serves The Order. And you buried him when Goodwin got too close to the truth. Or rather, you buried another in his place, the poor gravedigger's friend.'' | |||
*'''Harriet:''' ''I, no, you cannot just...'' | |||
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or... | |||
*'''Eivor:''' ''When Goodwin got too close to the truth about your brother's place in The Order, you buried him. Or rather, you buried another in his place. The poor gravedigger's friend, burning his face so no one would know.'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''When Goodwin got too close to the truth about your brother's place in The Order, you buried him. Or rather, you buried another in his place. The poor gravedigger's friend, burning his face so no one would know.'' | ||
*'''Harriet:''' ''How did you... no... I—'' | *'''Harriet:''' ''How did you... no... I—'' | ||
Having caught Harriet off-guard, Eivor pressed her further. | |||
<tabber> | <tabber> | ||
|-|Enough lies. Lives are in danger= | |-|Enough lies. Lives are in danger= | ||
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*'''Harriet:''' ''You bastard Dane! You're as bad as them. I only ever wanted to serve God. Guards!'' | *'''Harriet:''' ''You bastard Dane! You're as bad as them. I only ever wanted to serve God. Guards!'' | ||
</tabber> | </tabber> | ||
As the guards came in, Harriet | As the guards came in, Harriet continued shouting. | ||
*'''Harriet:''' ''Guards, protect me!'' | |||
Eivor defeated the guards as the other funeral guests fled. Harriet cowered in the nearby vestibule. | |||
*'''Harriet:''' ''Alright, alright. Have your way. It won't do you any good.'' | *'''Harriet:''' ''Alright, alright. Have your way. It won't do you any good.'' | ||
Eivor approached and interrogated Harriet a final time. | |||
[[File:ACV Impaling the Seax 6.png|thumb|250px|Harriet revealing her brother's mission to eliminate Alfred]] | [[File:ACV Impaling the Seax 6.png|thumb|250px|Harriet revealing her brother's mission to eliminate Alfred]] | ||
*'''Harriet:''' ''Why won't you leave me alone!'' | |||
*'''Harriet:''' ''Why won't you leave me alone | |||
*'''Eivor:''' ''Enough of this cat and mouse. Where is your brother, the one they call The Seax?'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''Enough of this cat and mouse. Where is your brother, the one they call The Seax?'' | ||
*'''Harriet:''' ''He's a ghost now. But he will make himself flesh once more at the witan. And Aelfred will be king no more!'' | *'''Harriet:''' ''He's a ghost now. But he will make himself flesh once more at the witan. And Aelfred will be king no more!'' | ||
*'''Eivor:''' ''He means to kill Aelfred?'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''He means to kill Aelfred?'' | ||
*'''Harriet:''' ''Regicide? No! The king will step aside, and Ealhferth will lead us all, risen and resplendent as the Lord.'' | *'''Harriet:''' ''Regicide? No! The king will step aside, and Ealhferth will lead us all, risen and resplendent as the Lord.'' | ||
*'''Eivor:''' ''You are a damned fool.'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''You are a damned fool.'' | ||
Eivor left | Eivor left Harriet and raced across the city to the [[Witan Hall]] to confront Ealhferth, but found the doors were locked. She climbed some scaffolding to an open window and perched on the rafters inside. | ||
*'''Eivor:''' ''The Seax must be hiding in the crowd, biding his time to strike at Aelfred.'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''The Seax must be hiding in the crowd, biding his time to strike at Aelfred.'' | ||
Eivor scanned the crowd for the bishop as Alfred gave a speech. She deduced that he was one of the four large-built bannerets in the hall. | Eivor scanned the crowd for the bishop as Alfred gave a speech. She deduced that he was one of the four large-built bannerets in the hall. | ||
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*'''Ealhferth:''' ''How sweet is the Shepherd's pipe when he calls his lambs to slaughter. I was born to Christians in the northern wilds. My mother would cradle me beneath the stars and whisper dovelike, "God watches over you."'' | *'''Ealhferth:''' ''How sweet is the Shepherd's pipe when he calls his lambs to slaughter. I was born to Christians in the northern wilds. My mother would cradle me beneath the stars and whisper dovelike, "God watches over you."'' | ||
A shadowy group of [[Danes]] appeared in the distance. | A shadowy group of [[Danes]] appeared in the distance. | ||
*'''Ealhferth:''' ''Then your people came. And God fixed his stout eye as they slit her throat for a [[copper]] ring. No stars threw down their spears as barbarians smeared her blood through fields of broken wheat. God watched all ... and I hated him.'' | *'''Ealhferth:''' ''Then your people came. And God fixed his stout eye as they slit her throat for a [[copper]] ring. No stars threw down their spears as barbarians smeared her blood through fields of broken wheat. God watched all... and I hated him.'' | ||
[[File:ACV Impaling the Seax 10.png|thumb|250px|Ealhferth in the Memory Corridor]] | [[File:ACV Impaling the Seax 10.png|thumb|250px|Ealhferth in the Memory Corridor]] | ||
As Ealhferth pushed down his Christian headstone, Eivor responded. | As Ealhferth pushed down his Christian headstone, Eivor responded. | ||
*'''Eivor:''' ''It may be Aelfred's God was testing you. A trial you failed.'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''It may be Aelfred's God was testing you. A trial you failed.'' | ||
*'''Ealhferth:''' ''Aelfred's God is weak. Yet he would chain us all in His service. From our first breath to our death rattle. My Order wishes to break these mind-forged manacles. I am the [[wolf]] in [[Sheep|lamb]]'s wool.'' | *'''Ealhferth:''' ''Aelfred's God is weak. Yet he would chain us all in His service. From our first breath to our death rattle. My Order wishes to break these mind-forged manacles. I am the [[wolf]] in [[Sheep|lamb]]'s wool.'' | ||
Odin leaned over to whisper to Eivor. | |||
*'''Odin:''' ''He takes on the role of a god himself. A worthy path to walk.'' | *'''Odin:''' ''He takes on the role of a god himself. A worthy path to walk.'' | ||
*'''Eivor:''' ''A wolf is but a walking feast for [[raven]]s.'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''A wolf is but a walking feast for [[raven]]s.'' | ||
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Ealhferth gestured to a key left on a shovel. | Ealhferth gestured to a key left on a shovel. | ||
*'''Ealhferth:''' ''With my death, The Order will not die. It will only transform... into [[Templars|something far worse]] for all of us. | *'''Ealhferth:''' ''With my death, The Order will not die. It will only transform... into [[Templars|something far worse]] for all of us. | ||
Ealhferth then walked down into his grave and his spirit immediately | Ealhferth then walked down into his grave and folded his hands across his abdomen, his spirit immediately vanishing. Eivor walked towards his grave and picked up the key. As Eivor stood up from Ealhferth's corpse, she talked with Aelfred and Goodwin. | ||
[[File:ACV Impaling the Seax 11.jpg|thumb|250px|Aelfred thanking Eivor for saving his life]] | [[File:ACV Impaling the Seax 11.jpg|thumb|250px|Aelfred thanking Eivor for saving his life]] | ||
*'''Eivor:''' ''Ealhferth will not cheat [[Loki]]'s dread daughter twice.'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''Ealhferth will not cheat [[Loki]]'s dread daughter twice.'' | ||
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*'''Eivor:''' ''An irony not lost on me, Aelfred.'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''An irony not lost on me, Aelfred.'' | ||
*'''Goodwin:''' ''My king, we'll go by back streets to [[the Old Minster]]. Eivor may find us there when all has settled.'' | *'''Goodwin:''' ''My king, we'll go by back streets to [[the Old Minster]]. Eivor may find us there when all has settled.'' | ||
Goodwin and Alfred left as Eivor pondered | Goodwin and Alfred left as Eivor pondered Ealhferth's key. Soon, a tearful Harriet ran in. | ||
*'''Harriet:''' ''Ealhferth, my love! No!'' | *'''Harriet:''' ''Ealhferth, my love! No!'' | ||
Harriet dropped to her knees. | Harriet dropped to her knees. | ||
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|-|He tried to kill your king= | |-|He tried to kill your king= | ||
*'''Eivor:''' ''He wrapped himself in a death cloak to murder your king.'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''He wrapped himself in a death cloak to murder your king.'' | ||
*'''Harriet:''' ''Shouldn't you rejoice at the death of a king? You are a heathen and a devil | *'''Harriet:''' ''Shouldn't you rejoice at the death of a king? You are a heathen and a devil!'' | ||
</tabber> | </tabber> | ||
*'''Eivor:''' ''We both have more questions than | *'''Eivor:''' ''We both have more questions than answers. But if you know this key, perhaps we can help one another.'' | ||
Harriet stood up to face Eivor. | Harriet stood up to face Eivor. | ||
*'''Eivor:''' ''Where is its home?'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''Where is its home?'' | ||
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|Title=A Faded Decree | |Title=A Faded Decree | ||
|Text=A Universal Decree, Writ this 870th Year of the Christian [[Jesus of Nazareth|Jesus]],<br><br>Bulwark [[England]] against outside agitators. She is our last great fortress upon this [[earth]], with walls not only of timber and stone, but of will, that have repelled our ancient rivals for over four centuries. Yet now we face a new threat. Ravenous Danes who have not yet accepted our supremacy. We must fight to turn them, or eliminate them.<br><br>Though embattled, our sects in [[Francia]] and [[Ireland]] stand ready for our glorious return. Be ever resolute. Though our Order may diminish, our truths are eternal.<br><br>The Father}} | |Text=A Universal Decree, Writ this 870th Year of the Christian [[Jesus of Nazareth|Jesus]],<br><br>Bulwark [[England]] against outside agitators. She is our last great fortress upon this [[earth]], with walls not only of timber and stone, but of will, that have repelled our ancient rivals for over four centuries. Yet now we face a new threat. Ravenous Danes who have not yet accepted our supremacy. We must fight to turn them, or eliminate them.<br><br>Though embattled, our sects in [[Francia]] and [[Ireland]] stand ready for our glorious return. Be ever resolute. Though our Order may diminish, our truths are eternal.<br><br>The Father}} | ||
*'''Eivor:''' ''Everything they did was to undermine Aelfred. She lied to me. There is nothing here of The Order. I should see Aelfred for my reward.'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''Everything they did was to undermine Aelfred.'' | ||
Eivor left the temple and headed to speak with Aelfred. Arriving at the Old Minster, Eivor | Eivor completed her investigation, but found little information of value from Harriet's suggestion. | ||
*'''Eivor:''' ''She lied to me. There is nothing here of The Order. I should see Aelfred for my reward.'' | |||
Eivor left the temple and headed to speak with Aelfred. | |||
Arriving at the Old Minster, Eivor entered and felt a dozen eyes upon her. Within the chapel, Eivor saw guards posted, [[Sigebeald]] sitting in the pews, and Aelfred standing at the altar. | |||
*'''Alfred:''' ''Come forth, Eivor.'' | *'''Alfred:''' ''Come forth, Eivor.'' | ||
*'''Eivor:''' ''Here is far enough.'' | *'''Eivor:''' ''Here is far enough.'' | ||
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Impaling the Seax was a virtual representation of one of Eivor Varinsdottir's genetic memories, relived by Layla Hassan in 2020 through the Portable Animus HR-8.5.[1]
After assassinating The Quill, Eivor went to report to Goodwin and begin her investigation of The Seax's fate.
After killing The Quill, Eivor headed back to Goodwin at a tavern.
Goodwin chuckled.
Eivor stood up in disagreement.
As Eivor leaves, Goodwin stated another remark.
Eivor took her leave of Goodwin and arrived at Saint Peter's Church in time for Ealhferth's funeral.
A woman prayed at the side of the displayed body, draped in a burial cloth.
Eivor investigated the funeral by talking with the attendees, one by one.
Eivor talked with the man adjacent.
Eivor talked to a man outside the vestibule near the body.
Eivor talked to one of the women attending the funeral.
Eivor talked to another female attendee.
Eivor asked a third woman about the bishop.
Eivor investigated the body up close.
Eivor investigated the graves closer and found some dirty clothes, stripped off and left in a heap in the bushes away from the courtyard.
Eivor talked to a large man near the graves, whose manner of speech stood out.
Eivor left Wemba to continue investigating. When she returned to him, he replied simply.
When Eivor had gathered all the evidence she needed, she determined the truth of the bishop's passing.
Eivor returned to the body and spoke with Harriet directly.
or...
Having caught Harriet off-guard, Eivor pressed her further.
As the guards came in, Harriet continued shouting.
Eivor defeated the guards as the other funeral guests fled. Harriet cowered in the nearby vestibule.
Eivor approached and interrogated Harriet a final time.
Eivor left Harriet and raced across the city to the Witan Hall to confront Ealhferth, but found the doors were locked. She climbed some scaffolding to an open window and perched on the rafters inside.
Eivor scanned the crowd for the bishop as Alfred gave a speech. She deduced that he was one of the four large-built bannerets in the hall.
Working through the crowd to stand before the king, Ealferth announced himself.
After killing Ealhferth, Eivor saw Ealhferth knelt at his grave in the Memory Corridor as he was approached by a ghostly Odin and Eivor.
A shadowy group of Danes appeared in the distance.
As Ealhferth pushed down his Christian headstone, Eivor responded.
Odin leaned over to whisper to Eivor.
Ealhferth then threw his medallion to Eivor, who caught it.
Ealhferth gestured to a key left on a shovel.
Ealhferth then walked down into his grave and folded his hands across his abdomen, his spirit immediately vanishing. Eivor walked towards his grave and picked up the key. As Eivor stood up from Ealhferth's corpse, she talked with Aelfred and Goodwin.
Goodwin and Alfred left as Eivor pondered Ealhferth's key. Soon, a tearful Harriet ran in.
Harriet dropped to her knees.
Harriet stood up to face Eivor.
Eivor left and ventured to find the bishop's home. Locating his home, Eivor entered the Bishop's Residence. Exploring his abode, Eivor came across a door, opened it with the key, and found a Temple of Mithras under Wincestre.
Investigating the temple, Eivor came across a letter near the entrance.
An Unsealed Letter
After manuevering inside the temple, Eivor found a decree among a bunch of scrolls.
A Faded Decree
Eivor completed her investigation, but found little information of value from Harriet's suggestion.
Eivor left the temple and headed to speak with Aelfred.
Arriving at the Old Minster, Eivor entered and felt a dozen eyes upon her. Within the chapel, Eivor saw guards posted, Sigebeald sitting in the pews, and Aelfred standing at the altar.
Aelfred walked towards Eivor. Eivor took a step forward in kind, but noticed a soldier to her side reach for his sword.
Goodwin approached them, bearing Eivor's reward.
Goodwin handed Eivor an encrusted silver Christian cross.
Aelfred nodded at Sigebeald, who left immediately, as an escort of guards surrounded Aelfred as he left. Goodwin took his leave just as the bell rang, placing the entire city on high alert. As Eivor tried to run, Goodwin pulled a dagger on her.
Goodwin ran out as Eivor glanced angrily. As Eivor ran, guards immediately noticed her.
Eivor escaped from Wincestre. After riding far enough, the alarms of the city faded away behind her.
Eivor found and assassinated The Seax and uncovered failed Order plans to take out Alfred and other sects in Francia and Ireland. Afterwards, Eivor talked with Alfred, who offered a conversion proposition, and Eivor denied. Thus, Eivor ran out of the hostile city of Wincestre after an alert was made.
