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The Supply Line
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Anglo-Saxon Man:After years of blood and gore, looting and burning, forgive us if we don't trust a Dane.
Eivor:In Rhodri we share a common enemy. My only wish is to destroy his supply line and bring him to the table, begging for a truce. Once we have peace, you and your kin will no longer walk this land in wretchedness.
Anglo-Saxon Man:What you say is good sense. Very well, Dane. Here's what I know. The Britons move their goods through Dhustone Quarry. See that tower to the south? That's the Hill Gate Remnants. Further on you'll find the stone quarry.
Eivor looked as the man pointed to a distant tower on the hill.
Eivor:Thank you.
Anglo-Saxon Man:Hold a moment. If you need extra help...
Eivor:I may...
Anglo-Saxon Man:Good Mercian men are working in that quarry. They all fought for thegnMerton. If you find yourself in a pitched fight, call out his name in praise. The workers will rally to you.
Eivor:"God bless Thegn Merton." Understood.
Eivor:Yes, I imagine you've known sword, fire, and death. That you have lost those close to you.
The man lowered his head in mourning.
Anglo-Saxon Man:All of us have.
Eivor:I have known that pain. It brought me to England to start anew. But Rhodri and his Britons stand in my way, as they stand in yours.
Anglo-Saxon Man:I understand you well. Perhaps I spoke in haste. The Britons move their goods through Dhustone Quarry. See that tower to the south? That's the Hill Gate Remnants. Further on you'll find the stone quarry.
Eivor looked as the man pointed to a distant tower on the hill.
Eivor:Thank you.
Anglo-Saxon Man:Hold a moment. If you need extra help...
Eivor:I may...
Anglo-Saxon Man:Good Mercian men are working in that quarry. They all fought for thegnMerton. If you find yourself in a pitched fight, call out his name in praise. The workers will rally to you.
Eivor:"God bless Thegn Merton." Understood.
Eivor:As a Norse, I know I have little right to ask for your help. But I'm fighting to bring this war to an end.
Anglo-Saxon Man:If you're truly fighting that devil Rhodri, I'll tell you what I know. The Britons move their goods through Dhustone Quarry. See that tower to the south? That's the Hill Gate Remnants. Further on you'll find the stone quarry.
Eivor looked as the man pointed to a distant tower on the hill.
Eivor:Thank you.
On a table nearby, there was a note.
Farewell Letter: Arleigh, it's up to you to look after your brother and sister while I'm off fighting the Britons. You're the oldest and you've a good head on your shoulders.
I wish your mum was still with us, but alas. Begging's your last chance. Watch that Osred and Inga don't get into too much mischief.
Da.
Eivor then tracked the location of the quarry, passing by the ruined tower, and eventually using Sýnin to find it in a valley near it.
Eivor:Dhustone Quarry, filled with Briton supply carts. Once I burn those, it will push Rhodri to peace.
She infiltrated the camp, assassinating Briton soldiers and freeing some of their prisoners along the way.
Orlaf:Let me out. I want to fight these bastards.
Eivor:Deorlaf asked me to free the prisoners to strengthen ourfyrd.
In one of the camps siding the quarry's central depression, she found a written note on a table.
Report - Prisoner Labor: Ynyr,
We've put the captured Saxons to work in the quarry.
They are bitter because we killed their leider. I have never seen men work so slowly.
I will increase punitive measures until they cheer up.
-Cymen
Eivor saw another caged group of warriors and released them too.
