Tedmund

Tedmund (died. 874) was a thegn, who was chosen by King Alfred of Wessex to be the next ealdorman of Cent, England.
==Biography==
Not much is known about Tedmund, except that he was a thegn of Cent and recently came to hire a former monk, Shergar, as his body double. When the Viking expansion happened in England, Tedmund was heard to be scared and became a recluse within Rouecistre FortressAssassin's Creed: Valhalla − Puppets and Prisoners
When Eivor Varinsdottir of the Raven Clan and her allies, which included Hidden One Basim Ibn Ishaq and Mercian thegn, Geadric, came to storm Rouecistre Fortress, Tedmund held his position at the main tower. After Eivor had bulldozed and defeated his soldier, Tedmund was later became face-to-face with Eivor. Tedmund fought Eivor for his fortress, but was defeated by the shieldmaiden. With Basim joining after the fight, Tedmund finally became captured by both Eivor and Basim and brought to the entrance of the fortress.Assassin's Creed: Valhalla − The Man Behind the Man
At the entrance, Tedmund saw that the Abbot Cynebert came and performed his part in the shadow play as Tedmund's rescuer. As he started to question his current surroundings, Tedmund began to cough while being held hostage. Getting worse, Tedmund admitted that he could not breathe and collapsed in front everyone. Tedmund was soon declared dead. Due to his death, Tedmund was no longer able to be an ally for Cynebert.
==Behind the scenes==
Tedmund's death was unknown, as Basim surmised that his death was due to suicide by poison. However, it is still unknown on how Tedmund died.
==Gallery==
ACV The Man Behind the Man 10.jpg|Basim tied up Tedmund at Rouecistre Fortress
ACV The Man Behind the Man 12.jpg|Eivor and Basim "negotiate" terms with Cynebert about Tedmund
==Appearances==
*Assassin's Creed: Valhalla 
*The World of Assassin's Creed Valhalla: Journey to the North – Logs and Files of a Hidden One 
==References==
Category:Individuals
Category:Thegns
Category:Anglo-Saxons
Category:9th century births
Category:874 deaths