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An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
Halfway through the last chapter and it’s like 40 pages… I think imma split it in two parts!
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
Keep an eye out for my new chapter of ast at vig c: yay
My favorite of Randvi’s flirting lines during her quest is when she’s like “Eivor, did you fuck Soma?” and then when you tell her you didn’t she’s like “well you should have here’s why”
I do love that you can be both a Viking and a lesbian and have nothing bad happen to you for it.
Replaying AC Valhalla:
I finished Randvi's "Taken for Granted" quest after the Lunden arc but before the Oxenefordscire arc; started planting that slow burn seed: feelings admitted, feelings put on wait, and now time to deal with Sigurd's broody "Eivor you're my oath sibling, sure, but I'll listen to Basim whispering in my ear" phase.
What I love about Randvi's side quest is that she's exactly like a fox. On the surface, she appears stoic and beautiful - always holding up appearances and duties to appease her clan and then the Raven clan. But when you let her free then suddenly she's sly, cunning, and endearing. She's in the mood to fight, she volunteers herself and Eivor to hunt down the horse-stealing bandits. She wants to have a drinking contest, she slips away and calls out to Eivor once she finds the mead. She wants one more sight so she begs Eivor for one last stop before heading home. Exactly like a fox, usually appearing in nature as majestic and regal. But once they become friendly, they are such silly creatures with so much personality.
Whether you see this quest in a romantic or platonic view, it really doesn't shock me that she would naturally develop feelings for her husband's sibling - who lives a life that she could have had. It really does make you wonder the "what-ifs". While I don't condone cheating, the developers did a great job making me want Randvi - a married woman. I usually romance her the safe way, waiting till the endgame. Maybe one day I'll go ahead and cheat because, Sigurd, you definitely do not deserve her. Styrbjorn, I know Sigurd is your son and all but the arranged marriage probably would have fared between Eivor and Randvi.
June Prompts 🌼 Randivor Stewards of Fox Hollow
Day 14 - Fries read on Ao3
Returning home after several days away, Randvi seeks only the quiet comfort of a familiar stream and a glimpse of a familiar woman. Instead, she finds Eivor's family, a toddler in tiny wellies, a rooster with opinions, and an invitation to dinner. Between old magic and simple hospitality, Randvi discovers that some hungers have very little to do with food.
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June Prompts 🌼 Randivor Stewards of Fox Hollow
Day 13 Pride - Read on Ao3
Jet lag, giant chairs, suspicious chickens, and one very determined toddler make for an eventful morning at Fox Hollow. Yet amid the chaos, Eilif discovers something unexpected: a sister who is no longer merely surviving, but flourishing. The realization leaves her with only one question… how difficult would it be to convince a doctor to move to Ireland?
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