Blood of the Wolf: The Visitor
Prose Fiction Inspired by the Norsing Home Valheim Server

Now let me tell you this, my Viking brethren,
a tale of the day, for a woman came to my door,
her shoulders draped in furs,
her chest bleeding silver.
I offered my hearth and home
and tended to her wounds,
but no herbal remedy, nor searing fire
could close the hole above her heart.
So for three days and nights
silver seeped from her wound
and soaked into her clothes and bandages,
until she was drained and shriveled up in her cloak.
On the dawn of the fourth day the woman was dead,
and so I buried her beneath an oak tree
high on a mountain top
along with the clothes soaked
in her silver blood.
But, heed me now, Vikings
For not long ago after the night of the full moon
I found her grave was disturbed -
her body missing, and swirling up from the ground
veins of silver gleamed in the branches of the oak tree.
Now, the silver tree lays untouched
as it produces silver,
like a farm grows wheat.
But a warning:
should you search for it and find it,
don’t rest beneath its boughs
under a full moon.
The woman still comes,
called by her own blood.
This trove of bloody riches
should be best left to this:
another tale of the day.
- Storyweaver
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This is a continuation of poetry & clues created for a treasure hunting quest series I created on the Norsing Home Valheim Server ran by EasyBoarder on Youtube & Twitch!
And if I haven't shouted it enough already, if you love videogames, I can't recommend Valheim enough!
The next published piece will be act VIII of An End of Gods & Dust. Get caught up below!! ( And if you got the time, leave a comment! It's much appreciated! )
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Amanda Starks
Epic fantasy writer, poet, and hopefully soon-to-be novelist who wants to create safe spaces to talk about mental health. Magic, swords, and monsters abound!
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