The Lord of Norsexe

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The Lord of Norsexe 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 came across a self-proclaimed king seeking an alliance.

Dialogue

Eivor came upon a small island, and found a lone man.

• Norse Man: Please... I seek a strong union to establish my kingdom. This is the island kingdom of Norsexe! I am King Egwald himself, lord and protector of this verdant land.
• Eivor: This is your kingdom, you say?
• Norse Man: Indeed it is. Norsexe, and I am its first and reigning king, Egwald. And as soverign, I seek a keen ally to secrure my strength.
• Eivor: Kingdom? This island here?
• Norse Man: Yes, from shore to shore. My brothers and I came upon this unclaimed land some months ago and found it suited to our ambitions. Sadly, my brothers were drowned in a terrible squall soon after, along with our riches. There was an arm ring among them. To you I offer this arm ring, in exchange for my loyalty. Find the ring among the wreck and you may call a king your friend.
• Eivor: A good arm ring can be as important as blood to the heart. If I find it, I will let you know.

Eivor found the ring at the wreck just offshore.

• Eivor: A fine golden oath-hoop. One worthy of a king.

Eivor returned to the man.

• Eivor: I found your arm ring. Admist the wreckage of your ship.
• Norse Man: By all that is great, I cannot believe my eyes and ears! Now, you are pledged to the Kingdom of Norsexe! That will show him.

I will be your first alliance.Your story doesn't add up.

• Eivor: I am honored to forge an alliance with your stock, King Egwald of Norsexe. Long may you reign.
• Norse Man: Thank you. As you are pledged to me, I am pledged to you. If ever I have an army to lend, you may make use of it.

Outcome

Eivor recovered the man's ring, and either gave it to him or killed him.

References

• Assassin's Creed: Valhalla