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Every line Havi says past the first one is not unique to this story and may show up during other battles at the arena. | Every line Havi says past the first one is not unique to this story and may show up during other battles at the arena. | ||
The memory name may be a reference to {{Wiki|George R. R. Martin}}'s fantasy series ''{{Wiki|A Song of Ice and Fire}}'', which was later adapted for TV as ''{{Wiki|Game of Thrones}}''. | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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A Tale of Ice and Fire was a virtual representation of one of Eivor Varinsdottir's genetic memories, relived by Basim Ibn Ishaq in 2020 through the Portable Animus HR-8.5, in which a vision of one of Odin's memories could be seen.
Description
Havi fought simulations of Muspels and jötnar in Kára's Domain.
Dialogue
- Havi: Let me tell you the story of how I bested Muspel and Jotun both!
Next, fate steered me into the path of a mighty Muspel, and battle was joined!
I encountered my next enemy unsuspecting, and moved in for the kill.
After that, I came face to face with a Jotun of extraordinary size!
My foes were mighty indeed, but of course... I prevailed!
Outcome
Havi conquered his foes.
Behind the scenes
Every line Havi says past the first one is not unique to this story and may show up during other battles at the arena.
The memory name may be a reference to George R. R. Martin's fantasy series A Song of Ice and Fire, which was later adapted for TV as Game of Thrones.