“I see you like to play games, I can play them as well.”
She in return poked ITs shoulder “I do not see why you
are feared.” Hela laughed “you just want to play.”
IT smiles at her and leans down to bump her shoulder
with IT’s head and makes a little purring sound.
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Growls rumbled forth from the shadows that surrounded her lair: a clear warning to anyone that he should not be disturbed. A bloody piece of meat lay within his grasp, black claws clenched around the slab to keep it from sliding away. Before he could take a big bite, bones and all, the doors to the chamber opened, bathing the area in light.
Fenrir rose on all four paws, his tail swishing against the ground as his eyes narrowed at the sight of her.
The young Dragon bowed low at the Queenly God. He usually wouldn’t be caught dead submitting, but Hela was different. Chaos had harboured affection for her for eons, and this was troubling to him. She was weakening him. But he couldn’t deny her. “Yes,” came the stilted reply.
When Tamara first saw this woman, she was utterly afraid. She looked incredibly powerful, there was no way she could be a human. The mermaid swirled around in the ocean, watching the woman very carefully. You never knew what suspicious people had up their sleeve.
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Some nights, Thor still remembered. His dreams showed him great battles fought aeons ago, stories told long before the first cities of this cycle were raised from the dust. Lightning flashed and thunder boomed, and he remembered a long stream of names, stretching into prehistory: Thor. Thunraz. Donar. Thurisaz. There were so many that some were lost, even to him, but they all, ultimately, meant the same thing: Thunderer. Stormbringer. Lord of Lightning. God of Storms.
And then he would wake up, and it would all slip away. Thor would climb out of bed and look in the mirror, and the face staring back at him was that of a man, not a god. True he was built like a god, and named for one, but no mystic hammer leapt into his hands when he called, and no lightning sparked from his fingertips. He was just another orphan, the child of forgotten Scandinavian parents, adrift in a cold world.
“Just a dream,” he said to himself again, for the thousandth time, and another day passed in which he almost believed it. He was in Las Vegas, at the moment--just one more stop on his aimless wanderings--working odd jobs and biding his time while he waited to find some sense of meaning in his life. After a long day loading and unloading cargo, he was bone-tired, and desperately in need of a drink.
That’s when he ran into her.
He didn’t know her name, he didn’t quite recognize her face, but somehow, he felt as though he knew her. She was more than a bartender. He was certain of that.
“Hey, excuse me,” he said as she passed by. “This might sound weird, and you probably get this a lot, but have we met?”