Eivor returns: The adventures in Assassin's Creed Valhalla continue.

I'm back and, although I never really left, the truth is that I haven't been able to dedicate time to the gamer world, although I've been keeping an eye on the community's activities. Even so, I could not leave my hobby behind and I have managed to change things and now I can continue my adventures with Eivor, Wolf-Kissed and his clan of Vikings thirsty for adventures, conquests and treasures.

The story of the game is already a little advanced and the last few times I played I didn't have the opportunity to share screenshots of my progress in Assassin's Creed Valhalla, and that's why I take this opportunity to show you where we are. And for that, I have to go back to the settlement where I arrived at night, but still the view was nostalgic.

No one can imagine how much I missed these scenes. The blacksmith shop always available 24h with freshly made arrows to replenish my quiver.

The large imposing tree, as usual, with the wooden statue of Odin built by me and the merchants' huts on one side.

But the jewel in the crown is the communal house. Huge and old, gloomy but cozy. Always there to provide a hot meal while sheltering friends and potential enemies alike.

Speaking of shelter, inside the communal house is also my room, which I rarely use to sleep 😉 but this time I will, as it is already very late and the darkness dulls the very beauty of the settlement.

When I wake up, the first thing I do is go in search of Randvi in the map room to check the status of the alliance between territories and remember which is the next place I should visit.

Just outside I meet Basim sitting in the distance and Sigur, who, as you can see, has already lost his arm and continues to treat me with his usual contempt and distrust. Those two are loose ends that I will surely later have to deal with in one way or another.

But let's change the subject and focus more on Eivor, our favorite Viking, who already wears a shiny and heroic armor, which, to my regret, looks more like a Templar than an assassin. But well, anything to have good results in combat.

When it comes to combat, I must not forget to mention my two precious weapons, which are a one-handed quick hammer and a two-handed long sword, which I took a long time to bring to a high level. This in order not to suffer in one-on-many fights.

And since we're talking about an Assassin's Creed game, I think the best way to end this post is with some combat to dust off your weapons and assassination combos skills.

And in this way I say goodbye, friends, but not before showing you my wolf mount with which I will climb a hill and watch the sunset, hoping that this publication will be to your liking, because soon you will know more about me and Eivor, Wolf-Kissed.