Eivor's journey. Assassin's Creed Valhalla.

During my adventures in Assassin's Creed Valhalla I have had the opportunity to travel to many beautiful places in ancient Britain. Each of these places delight the player with breathtaking landscapes that could well be chosen to be a wallpaper.

Today I embark on an adventure of exploration with Eivor, the Matalobos, to take screenshots of those places to participate in the weekly community contest themed Stunning Landscapes.

The trip starts from a location where the white color of the snow was predominant, which only allowed some types of vegetation and trees to proliferate.

To some it might seem like a desolate wasteland, but to Eivor it was his home and the only thing left of his clan. We left very early in the morning, after a full moon night, and as we advanced we noticed that little by little the snow was becoming less abundant.

In a short time the landscape changed completely and what was once snow, was now green hills and extensive areas of forest. It was evident that we were far from home and there was no turning back.

Further on we found flowers, hundreds of thousands of flowers of vibrant colors sown by the inhabitants of these lands, who apparently cultivated them, as they were planted according to their color, as if they were agricultural crops.

Faced with such a multicolored spectacle, I had no choice but to approach and take a close look at those flowers.

Little by little, night came and in the darkness those colorful landscapes that caught my attention became somewhat softer and misty, propitiating a romantic atmosphere. I thought of spending the night there, but the journey had to continue, for in the flower field I had seen some ruins that I wanted to investigate.

As far as I could review, the ruins appeared to be the remains of an ancient system of fortifications, although at first glance they could be mistaken for the elevated aqueduct systems of the Roman Empire.

It is wonderful all that my eyes saw: so much history, so much manual work, so much engineering behind the construction processes. At times I imagined all the stories those bridges and churches could tell if they could talk.

I went much further. I went beyond the flowery meadows, beyond the settlements, far beyond the castles. And it was when, crossing a small hill, I could see the end of the journey.

The land for walking had abruptly ended at a huge cliff and only the sea remained. Eivor was pleased because on this adventure he was able to enjoy peace, tranquility and many breathtaking landscapes.

Riding his white wolf, he stood silently gazing at the horizon, for he knew that before long things would be dyed bright red. But he was not afraid, rather a smile was on his face and his eyes sparkled at the thought of the adventures to come.

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