Blihaut

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Blihaut

Blihaut was an abandoned ruins, used as a thieves' camp, in northeastern Melunois, West Francia.

History

In the late 880s, the Viking jarlskona Eivor Varinsdottir of the Raven Clan followed a note at the Frankish military camp, Pruvinis, to a thieves' camp meetup at Blihaut. Eivor soon arrived at Blihaut and found a single Norse thief by himself, surrounded by dead bodies. Talking with the thief, Eivor learned that the Norseman killed his fellow thieves over the prize sword, Egbert. Nevertheless, a determined Eivor ultimately managed to retrieve the sword from the Norseman. Through her travels, Eivor also investigated the ruins and discovered a chest behind a locked door. Probing the grounds, Eivor found the key, unlocked the door, and then opened the chest and retrieved a Tungsten ingot. Eivor also noticed a destructible wall and soon exploded it. Behind the former wall, Eivor found and took a treasure hoard map.

Appearances

• Assassin's Creed: Valhalla − The Siege of Paris