- Eivor: Dwolfg. It has an absurd sound, just like all of this.
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A Little Problem 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 found a young boy named Knud crying for her help.
Dialogue
Eivor found Knud in the longhouse.
- Eivor: Knud? What are you doing in here?
- Knud: Eivor! We need your help!
- Eivor: Who is "we"?
- Knud: Sylvi and Eira are in trouble! We went into the woods and ... and ... there's no time to explain! You need to come with me!
- Eivor: Are they alright?
- Knud: No! They're hurt! A-and badly!
- Eivor: Take me to them.
Knud nodded and ran out of the longhouse, with Eivor following him.
- Eivor: Where are they?
- Knud: Not far! We need to hurry!
- Eivor: What happened? Are they still in danger?
- Knud: Not if we get there soon!
They came into a bifurcation in the path.
- Eivor: Which way now?
- Knud: This way, we're almost there!
He continued running, taking the upper path.
- Knud: Come on, Eivor! Can't you run any quicker?
- Eivor: knud, you have to tell me what has happened.
- Knud: I can't! You won't understand, even if I do! Just trust me!
The pair arrived at a house in the woods. In the backyard, near a blocked well, Eivor saw the girls.
- Sylvi: I think he did it.
- Eira: Shhh, she's coming!
Eivor and Knud approached the girls.
- Eira: You did it! You brought Eivor!
- Sylvi: Good work, Knud!
- Eivor: What is this about?
- Knud: Sorry, Eivor. We had to trick you. But it wasn't my idea, it was Eira's!
- Eivor: Lying is not a good way to get my attention, children.
- Eira: But we found a dog that needs your help! She's caught in a trap down there!
- Sylvi: We thought you wouldn't come if you knew it was just a dog.
A loud howl came from the trap.
- Eivor: O!That is not the sound of a dog, Eira. That is a wolf.
- Knud: But a wolf is a kind of dog, yes? My mother told me that.
- Sylvi: Of course it's a kind of a dog! Listen to that sound! Awoooo! Pure dog.
- Eira: Eivor, if you won't help us free her, we must do it ourselves.
- Eivor: There is no need. Let me see what I can do.
- Eira: We must help her. She could be starving!
- Knud: Poor her!
She's crying, we have to help! - Sylvi: Her family probably misses her!
Eivor killed a boar near the front of the house and retrieved a key from it.
- Eivor: A key to the front door. I must be cautious opening it.
She entered the house.
- Eivor: I'll free that wolf. And pray to Tyr that I needn't slay it in front of the children.
Eivor looked around.
- Eivor: The table is set. He never made it home. At least his end came quickly.
Atop the stairs leading down, she noticed a taxidermy head of a deer.
- Eivor: The man liked his trophies. At least he leaves that legacy.
A couple of notes laid on a table nearby.
- Hunter's Journal I:
There is no safety in alliances with savages and Dane outsiders. Despite my warnings, they invite Viking strangers into our village and mingle with the degenerates.
Damn them all! I say if they will open their gates to those people, then they are shut to me. I am happier to live alone, in safety, than in the chaos they have bred.
- Hunter's Journal II:
The pup hanging about and begging for scraps is a decent hunting dog. I have slain more wolves in my time than I care to count, but this one seems to have been away from her pack long enough that she has lost her wilder and crueler instincts.
If she proves herself useful, I may even give her a name.
She approached the cage.
- Eivor: Easy ... easy... You have a kind look to you. I think.
Eivor unlocked the cage.
- Eivor: Wait! Easy now!
The wolf sprinted out of the house.
- Eivor: Deceived by children and shouting at wolves. I was a warrior once.
Eivor followed the wolf, finding the children outside the front door.
- Eivor: Are you all right? Did you see the wolf?
- Knud: Yes! You freed her! You're amazing, Eivor!
- Eira: But she ran away! And didn't even say thank you!.
- Sylvi: She's going back to her family, maybe! Her mum and dad were probably very scared.
- Eira: Or her wolf-husband!
- Knud: Maybe her wife! We don't know!
- Eivor: But we do know it is time to get you three back to the settlement. Before your parents think you were eaten by wolves.
- Knud: O, all right...
- Eivor: Chin up, Knud. You were very brave today. All of you.
The group started to walk back to Ravensthorpe.
- Eivor: In future, you should not be exploring the woods alone. You understand?
- Sylvi: But you go off on your own all the time!
- Eivor: Because I am very wise. And you have a lot to learn.
- Eira: Yes, but there are three of us. That balances everything.
- Eivor: That is not quite how it works.
They were attacked by a pack of wolves during the walk back.
- Knud: Ah! More wolves! And not our new friend!
- Eira: Eivor!
- Eivor: Stand back!
Eivor attacked the enemy wolves.
- Sylvi: Look there, that's her! Our wolf friend!
- Knud: She's coming to save us!
- Eira: We love you!
The wolf they rescued joined Eivor in attacking the other wolves. Viking and wolf successfully defended the children.
- Eivor: Are you alright?
- Eira: Thanks to our here! This dog-wolf!.
- Sylvi: Dwolfg!
- Knud: What?
- Sylvi: Duh-wolf-guh. It's like dog-wolf.
- Knud: No, I don't like that at all! We should name her Mouse.
- Eira: That makes no sense. I think we should call her ... Chewy. Because she chews things.
- Sylvi: What do you think, Eivor?
- Knud: She's our best friend!
- Eivor: Now we need to get home. All five of us.
- Knud: Fine...
The group started to walk towards Ravensthorpe once again.
- Eira: We only wanted to have an adventure like you, Eivor.
- Sylvi: And we did! And we got a new friend!
- Eivor: Part of adventuring is learning a good lesson, did you know that?
- Sylvi: Yes. The boring part.
- Eivor: Well ... have you children learned anything about wild animals today?
- Eira: Hmm ... maybe!
- Knud: Yes! Befriend them at any cost.
- Sylvi: They are perfect companions. And very kind.
- Eira: My mother always told me to avoid wild animals. Shows what she knows!
- Eivor: How about we think quietly on what we have learned. Just until we get home.
They arrived at the settlement.
- Eivor: I think she's quite fond of you.
- Knud: I know she is! We saved her!
- Sylvi: She'd be rotting away by now! Just like that boar you killed, Eivor!
- Eivor: You saw that?
- Eira: We see everything.
- Eivor: Let's not tell your parents, all right? Now scamper off home. And take your new friend with you.
Outcome
Eivor helped the children to rescue a trapped female wolf, whom she named Dwolfg and kept as a companion.