Griseld was meant to appease Aflanc, who definitely existed because some dude named Godfrey said so. Griseld, the young woman in question, was being sacrificed because their farm was allegedly being flooded by a satanic beast named Aflanc The Terrible. So obviously I hopped off the ship to investigate. And like, she was mad about it, but sounded mostly exasperated her tone was about appropriate for if he'd forgotten to take the chicken out of the freezer in the morning so now they couldn't have the chicken for dinner and she'd been really looking forward to the chicken. Me and my crew (and cat) were sailing merrily down the river when we heard, on the bank somewhere between Croindene and Guildford, a woman complaining loudly at her dad (whose name I have forgotten, so I shall refer to as Dad) for imminently shoving her in the river to drown. It could have happened.Īnyway, here is what happened (spoilers for this specific quest which I have overthought):
When I saw these cliffs, for example, I was like, "Wow, I wonder if I go over there I'll run into a murder mystery where two cops, one a gruff depressive and one a non-nonsense working mum, will start at odds but forge respect and a loving friendship." Is Broadchurch way too dark for an AC game, and set in Dorset which is beyond the scope of the Valhalla map? Yes. One of the fun things about the game is that you never know when you might run into one, and whether it'll spin off into quite an involved side quest. There are many interesting NPCs out and about in Valhalla, from serious business quests like the three pagan witch sisters from King Lear dotted around East Anglia, to the more whimsical, like 'woman living in a sewer demanding snake entrails', or 'man who really likes baseball, somehow'. It's about a sea beast called Aflanc The Terrible, only it's actually the most theatrical attempt at filicide ever, and the NPC involved has my enduring respect. This means I have been hoovering up some of the side quests (or local mysteries) in the area that I missed earlier, and one of them, although it took all of three minutes to complete, really made me laugh. There are some lovely views around Kent and Dover, and it's nice to go to the beach sometimes instead of traipsing through the moist fecundity of the more forested areas in Mercia. Recently I have been spending a lot of time in Assassin's Creed Valhalla galloping around the east and south east.
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