show true appreciation for my efforts to guide you, this would be most.
#HUGIN VALHEIM TRIAL#
This trial will not contribute to your goal to ascending to Valhalla, but if you wish to. One morning I opened the door to see the raven perched on the wooden railing, waiting for me.įor the first time, I noticed hesitation in its speech when it said. and I bet that's what led to that one night that soon followed after.
I wasn't sure of it at the time, but it was Hugin, diving into my mind, probably curious as to how much of what I told was true. One time when I gazed into its eyes as I was stroking the underside of the ravens cheek, I noticed them flash brightly for a second.Īt that very moment, I felt as if something had prodded my mind as I felt thousands of memories flashing back to me within milliseconds.
hard to say how much of it was actually intriguing to it, as Hugin said very little and asked very few questions. "You're quite persistent, stubborn." Was one of the first.Įventually I started opening up more with the raven, sharing my stories and personal experiences. Sometimes Hugin even spoke to me instead of just sitting silent. It would seem that the raven was becoming quite accustomed to my affection towards it. Suddenly, Hugin appeared and landed next to me, this time not saying anything, and once again allowing me to stroke its feathers affectionately. something that I found myself doing quite a lot in this world. One day, I rose from a slumber early to watch the sunrise. If that were the case, it backfired, as eventually I noticed the bird leaning into my strokes now. I assumed that it was just simply trying to ignore me in the hopes that I would stop, I suppose. Hugin never bit me, only further expressed more annoyance until suddenly the Raven just stopped reacting and resisting altogether. I was stubborn though, as every time that Raven showed up, I always tried to sneak a little affection gesture. You may show appreciation by following my guidance" "I understand your intentions, but please stay your hand. Hugin leaned away from my hand after the first stroke and simply said. the bird-lover in me couldn't help but to instinctively reach out to stroke the bird. That Raven has guided me throughout the start of my journey.Īnd despite its size, glowing eyes, and being quite wise. Never have I felt so alive surviving out here, hunting and slaying beasts of all shapes and sizes.īut I'm sure I wouldn't have made it this far if it weren't for the first friendly face to greet me, a raven referring to itself as "Hugin." And then there's that tree, that massive world tree, "Yggdrasill," I think they call it. There was something about it that made part of me want to stay here. but I wasn't bothered by it.Įvery time I set foot outside my shelter, my breath was always taken away by this world. I've lost track of the days I had spent here in Valheim.
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