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27/01/18
STUFF AND THINGS. Sparring more often with her father inforest. Though skilled as a human, her feral form is lacking in natural weaponry, and so tries to test herself against her behemoth father, using her smaller size and speed to her advantage. Had a rather interesting conversation with Varg in regards to future raiding. Excited about the prospect of leading her own raiding party back to Meiri, of which prompted another question from the Monarch. What would they do if they found Ingolfr's father, and he happened to worship the Meirian God, that he was one of them. Left without an answer. Only that it was in the hands of the Gods.

On the 26th, celebrated Isleif's wedding. Indifferent to her partner, but happy for her sister overall. Entered the forest the next day with a hang over, naturally, to keep tabs on her nephew, Ingolfr. Partly thought she was still drunk when she watched what appeared to be two large boar-type creatures attacking each other, and then as one proceeded to eat the other...AND THEN what looked like others fighting over what was left. Def must still be drunk... ALSO MET A NEW FACE. Yngvarr.

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06/01/18
Encouraged Jǫrð to make her first kill after the bandits had been successfully taken back to Vargheim where they were executed. Proud of her sister.

And then there were puppies.

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02/01/18
Full of suspicion after a foreign woman convinced Varg that her son, Ingólfr, was a Grandson to the King. Irked and left with a bad taste in her mouth as the mother and child reminded her too much of Meiri, and the mere thought of being related to a Meirian is nothing but sickening for the Monarch (as Jo cackles and points towards Aethelwulf). Wanted nothing to do with her supposed new Nephew, until the boy staggered into the Great Hall a few days later after being brutally attacked.

If it weren’t for the stench of burning flesh, she likely never would have ventured to investigate what had happened. But in the Great Hall she found the boy on the ground, his face freshly cauterised to close the otherwise open gashes on his face. Didn’t know the details on what happened, but felt enough sympathy for the boy to help. With her own flesh mutilated via cauterising some months ago, she could at least relate to the child in that respect.

However, upon discovering the body of the boy’s mother, felt nothing but indifference. The foreigner meant nothing to her, and it seemed apparent that the Gods didn’t care either.

Assisted in bringing down the bandits who’d committed the crimes, but felt ‘off’ in doing so. Had a question nagging in her mind. If the Gods had allowed the woman to die, surely there was a reason for it.











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