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The '''Villa of Amiens''' was a villa, owned by King [[Charles the Fat|Charles]], in northern [[Amiens]], [[Amienois]], [[Francia|West Francia]]. | The '''Villa of Amiens''' was a villa, owned by King [[Charles the Fat|Charles]], in northern [[Amiens]], [[Amienois]], [[Francia|West Francia]]. | ||
Revision as of 06:00, 6 March 2022
The Villa of Amiens was a villa, owned by King Charles, in northern Amiens, Amienois, West Francia.
History
In 887, the Viking jarlskona Eivor Varinsdottir of the Raven Clan traveled and sneaked onto the grounds of the Villa of Amiens to save Queen Richardis from a trial by fire issued by her husband, King Charles. Although she arrived to save Richardis, Eivor was stopped and challenged by the warrior-priest Gozlin, who survived the initial attempt on his life. However, despite Eivor defeating and killing Gozlin, the pyre was put out by the sudden rain. Richardis was suddenly freed, as the crowd, led by Odo's family priest Walter du Sens, started to kneel in awe of Richardis' survival by God's grace. Meanwhile, King Charles retreated inside due to his failure of killing his wife.[1]
Venturing inside, Eivor came to find and stop King Charles, but only found carnage of dead bodies and blood everywhere. Nevertheless, Eivor found and unlocked the main door and climbed downstairs, only to find Charles near a painting of Queen Richardis. Upon their interaction, Charles challenged Eivor to a fight and battled each other. Leaving no room for error, Eivor defeated Charles in combat and decided his fate, as Richardis later came to see what had transpired. Thus, the reign of King Charles ended and Eivor left the villa quickly afterwards.[2]
Gallery
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A painting of King Charles within the Villa of Amiens -
The villa's underground shrine to Queen Richardis -
Eivor battles Charles in the villa's underground chambers -
Eivor investigates the villa's pantry
Appearances
References
- ↑ Assassin's Creed: Valhalla − The Siege of Paris − Fire and Faith
- ↑ Assassin's Creed: Valhalla − The Siege of Paris − Madness of King Charles