Vikings Preferences (Ragnar's Sons)

Preference #5 - Their reaction to you getting injured

Ivar: After the first shock about your injury would have settled, and he was sure that you would make it, Ivar would just rage. His blood would boil and you could be absolutely sure that he would find the person who wounded you. He wouldn't immediately kill them, but most likely torture them long enough for them to forget their own name. No one dares touching his queen.

Ubbe: He would basically be by your side when your body would hit the ground. Seeing you from afar, he would make his way to you, even though he would be just a bit too late to be able to protect you. You could see the fear in his eyes as he would tell you that he loves you and that everything would be alright, before he would do what was possible for him, making sure you would survive until he could get you somewhere to take care of you.

Sigurd: Sigurd would take you away as fast as possible, he would forget about the battle and basically ignore everything to make sure to get you to a save place. He would bring you back to someone who could patch you up. He would wait until the person would confirm that you would survive, before telling you he had to go back to help his men.

Hvitserk: When he would see you falling to the ground, something inside him would completely snap. He would fight his way over to you, carefully lifting your head up in his lap. After checking your injury and making sure you could bite through it, he would get back up to fight away anyone that might come near you. He wouldn't leave your side for the rest of the battle, his only mission now to protect you from anyone close by.

Bjorn: Bjorn would react in a mere second, pulling two young men to the side. He would help you get up and after trying to reassure you, he would tell them to bring you back to the camp, where someone would take care of you. He would kiss your forehead and you could see that he would want nothing more than to actually come with you, though you would also understand that he couldn't simply leave during battle.