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The Sky Thief was a virtual representation of one of Eivor Varinsdottir's genetic memories, relived by Layla Hassan through the Portable Animus HR-8.5.
Description[]
Eivor encountered a child up in a tree, who requested her aid.
Dialogue[]
Eivor heard a little girl yell from an observation platform atop a tree.
- Anglo-Saxon Child: Bring it back! Please bring it back! Bad birdie!
When I get hold of you, I'm gonna punch you right in the beak!
That's my mother's, not yours, you stupid bag of feathers!
Eivor climbed up.
- Eivor: What happened, little one?
- Anglo-Saxon Child: Mummy's ring! I just took it out to look at it and a mean bird snatched them off me!
- Eivor: What were you doing with your mother's ring?
- Anglo-Saxon Child: Someone borrowed it, and she asked me to get it back. But now, it's up in that tree, and I can't climb that!
Eivor looked at the next tree over.
- Eivor: There is the bird's nest.
She shot an oil jar, the explosion of which dislodged the nest.
- Eivor: Something fell from the nest.
Eivor climbed down the tree and searched for the fallen object. A woman approached her.
- Anglo-Saxon Woman: Here, you! Take your hands off my property! That ring is mine. Give it back, I say!
- Eivor: Are you the girl's mother?
- Anglo-Saxon Woman: Stepmother! My husband gave me that ring. My stepdaughter stole it from me! She's been a plague to me ever since I married her father! When all I've tried to show her is kindness!
- Eivor: She says you borrowed it from her mother.
- Anglo-Saxon Woman: Her mother is dead! O! Perhaps it did belong to her once. I didn't know.
- Eivor: Your new husband gave you his dead wife's ring?
- Anglo-Saxon Woman: We do not have much. I will not spurn a gift from a good heart. He is a fine man, and I love him dear. But his daughter will never love me. Not while she still pretends her mother is alive.
- Eivor: It is his ring to give, and yours to keep. May your love hold true. I will speak to the girl.
- Anglo-Saxon Woman: Thank you, stranger. You are kind indeed.
Eivor gave the ring to the woman and climbed the ladder to speak with the girl again.
- Eivor: The ring belonged to your stepmother. You never told me that.
- Anglo-Saxon Child: It's not hers! She'll never be my mother!
- Eivor: I do not think she is trying to be. Your mother is dead. You must accept that.
- Anglo-Saxon Child: I don't want to talk to you anymore.
Eivor returned to the observation platform and approached the girl.
- Eivor: I have your mother's ring. Be careful in the future. We should hold tight to what is precious.
- Anglo-Saxon Child: I saw you talking to my stepmother down there! Did she try to take it off you? What a warty old dragon!
- Eivor: She agreed that you should have it. Be kind to her, little girl. She is trying her best for you.
- Anglo-Saxon Child: I suppose. I'll speak to Mother about it.
The girl left the treehouse. Nearby, Eivor found a note from the father about the ladder.
Apology
- I am sorry I had to break the ladder. My daughter kept going up there to see the raven's nest. But there are oil jars right beside it. Those things are dangerous. I removed the ladder, but she put it back up again. So I had to break it.
Outcome[]
Eivor retrieved the ring for the girl and helped her stepmother bond with her.