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Aegir's Daughters was a virtual representation of one of Eivor Varinsdottir's genetic memories, relived by Layla Hassan through the Portable Animus HR-8.5.
Havi met with the Jötnar Daughters of Ægir in Aegir's Hall, who requested he drink with them.
Havi overheard some thralls complaining outside the meadhall.
Havi entered the Hall of Aegir. As he did, a small group of Jotnar women called out to him.
Havi approached the three Jotnar women gathered in the center of the hall.
She handed Havi a mug of ale.
(Accept - "I'll drink to that.")
Havi drank from his mug of ale.
(If "I should leave" is chosen at any point)
After having all his questions answered, Havi began to sway as he drank for a third time.
Havi passed out. Some time later, Havi woke up in the loft of the hall on some furs.
He examined some clothes nearby.
Havi left the loft, climbing down a ladder to Aegir's main hall. On a bench at the back of the hall, he found a note.
Drunkenly Scrawled Note
Havi left the building. He came upon a daughter of Aegir outside an opened cage with a wild boar roaming free.
Following a trail of toppled carts and mead barrels, Havi came across a house and another Daughter of Aegir.
Havi climbed to the roof of the house, finding an upturned cart with a broken cask there.
Continuing to follow the trail of destruction, Havi went to the brewery, finding some wrecked boats around a great barrel of ale.
Havi examined a broken boat within the barrel.
Havi chuckled.
At the bottom of the barrel, Havi found the key to a chest within the hall.
Havi tried his best to recall what happened while drinking with Aegir's daughters.
The opening dialogue regarding Aegir and the cauldron's whereabouts remains the same even if Havi has completed A Feast to Remember and already knows where both are.
As with most "world event" memories, the ambient dialogue comments are pulled randomly from a pool of three for each speaking actor or group of actors. However, while the comments in other memories will usually cycle through by waiting in place long enough—the ones in Asgard firing very rapidly and sequentially compared to the game's other regions—in this memory's case the player must take a more deliberate stroll away from the drinking daughters and the envious thralls outside to cycle their remarks, or save and reload the file. In the latter case, some lines may simply be repeated.
The daughters of Aegir, lacking official names like many of the lesser NPCs in the game, are indicated on this page by "Daughter of Aegir" 1, 2, and 3. The order in which their remarks trigger may not reflect the numeric order listed on this page, as ambient dialogues fire at random. For the purposes of this page, 'Daughter of Aegir 1' is the largest of the three and has brown hair in a braided ponytail, 'Daughter of Aegir 2' is the tall one in the middle with a half-shaven head of red hair, and 'Daughter of Aegir 3' is the one with blonde hair in a ponytail who sits at the table initially. Their voice prints for the ambient remarks match each speaker during the closeup dialogue, and the numeric labeling given here is not indicative of anything critical to the memory itself. However, after waking up from drinking, the NPCs used to trigger the daughter's remarks outside may be very different from the three encountered at the hall. Those NPCs may still be in the hall or reveling on "King Snortington's" unlocked cage, but the commenters' voices will match the numbers listed on this page.
If players choose not to drink at any point, the scene essentially restarts when they return. Players must select a tale and drink a total of three times to advance to the next stage, thus it is possible to simply repeat the same tale multiple times and drink afterwards, skipping the others. Players can also drink twice, refuse the third time, then come back later to hear or rehear the tales, only taking the third drink when they are ready for the next stage.
Upon completing this memory, "King Snortington" the armored boar released from his cage will remain wandering outside the hall and may become hostile to the player upon unloading and reloading the area, becoming no different from any other armored boar enemy.