Valhalla

**Freelancer Outpost 17** (known simply as **Valhalla**), was an old simulation outpost used by Project Freelancer up until the program was disbanded. Like most simulation outpost, they were home to Red and Blue squads and were used to train Freelancer Agents. By 2553, it became home The Reds and Blues, after they and Agent Washington blew the lid on the Freelancer program. Valhalla also serves as the primary setting for RvBvRWBY: Retribution.

## Valhalla

### Type

Simulation Outpost (formerly)Condo Complex

### Inhabitants

Reds and Blues (formerly)

The canyon was eventually abandoned by the Reds and Blues by 2555, until Franklin D. Donut, Frank Dufrense, and Lopez returned for a short time. However they left after receiving a distress signal from their friends, who were shipwrecked on the planet Chorus.

By late 2555, the Valhalla was turned into a complex for condos by an unknown organization.

## Layout

Like Blood Gulch, Valhalla was a boxed canyon in the ground, with seemingly no way to leave. However the environment is much more vibrate with grass and rocky hilly terrains, with some sections having snow around Blue Base.

Not all of Valhalla was enclosed, as a massive lake was located behind Red Base, that seemingly provided the only way of of the canyon, and a shore line. A river flowed through the canyon from a waterfall near blue base that ended at the lake as well. A massive concrete wall was on one side of the canyon that blocked Valhalla from a mysterious facility. While on the other side, a Pelican crashed into the ground was on he other.

## Locations

### Outpost 17-B

**Simulation Outpost 17-B** (designated as **Valhalla Outpost Number One** by Sarge, or simply called **Red Base**) was the main base of operation for Red Team during their time in Valhalla. Originally, the base was occupied by a squad of Red soldier until Tex's ship crashed into the canyon. The Meta then arrived and proceeded to kill all of the Red and Blue soldier stationed their, all for one, who survived. After Project Freelancer was shut down, Red Team was given the base as part of deal with the UNSC. They ultimately had some setbacks at first, such as having no power and Caboose being on the other side of the canyon. Lopez then arrived and created an underground holographic simulation chamber, a request put in by Sarge.

Red Base's layout is that of a two story building. The upper part serves as an observation deck and guard post. The upper level also holds the Reds' flag, various weapons, and two gravity lifts that can launch soldiers into the middle of the canyon or off to the nearby tree line towards the right of the base. The lower level is described to have sleeping quarters for both soldiers and officers, a mess hall, a recreational center, bathrooms, and other areas for living and working.

Their are five way to get into the base. The first two being two ramps located at the back of the base that allows easy access to the upper level, while the other three are the two side entrances located at the front of the base and a rear ramp that all lead to the lower level and interior.

### Outpost 17-A

**Freelancer Outpost 17-A** (simply called **Blue Base** and presumably designated as **Valhalla Outpost Alpha**) served as home of Blue Team member Michael J. Caboose during his time in Valhalla. Prior to his time their, the base was occupied by a squad of Blue soldiers who were all killed by the Meta, when he arrived to salvage Tex's ship. After Project Freelancer was disbanded, the UNSC offered both Red Team and Caboose both bases as a deal to hand over all Freelancer equipment they knew about, or had possession of. Caboose however broke this rule, and secretly kept the Epsilon Unit in an attempt to revive his friends Leonard Church. Upon moving in, Caboose already had access to a large power supply and equipment.

Blue Base's layout is very similar to that of Red Base's: a two story building with living quarters, weapons and equipment, gravity lifts, etc. However Caboose kept the main room on the lower in a messy condition, as that was where he spent his time working on the Epsilon Unit.