Mjöllnir

Iron Mass is very cheerful with his life fighting wise. He has an old, wise sensei named Dojo who can see the future. But something Iron Mass has never understood is why Dojo keeps telling Iron to go to Russia. But one day his sensei finally stops hinting and tells Iron Mass to the reason he wants him to go to Russia. Sensei told him the reason he wants him to go Russia is because in the future a kid turns into a dictator and kills Iron Mass and his brother. So Iron and his brother fly to Russia with Iron’s ability to fly. Once he gets to Russia, he gets his orders to kill the kid and leave the room. Iron and his brother go over the plan one last time, kill the army, infiltrate the base, and poison him quiet and peaceful. As Iron’s brother suits up, Iron feels regret; he knows what the kid will do in the future, but in this time period the kid is innocent and non-lethal. Iron does not think about it to help himself continue on with the mission. When they arrived at the military base, Iron’s brother noticed that they were an hour late. The whole ride Iron was convincing himself that he can do it. They got past the first guards with ease. Because they stole uniforms from their earlier victims, they just walked right past security with no problem. Everything was going to plan until Iron entered the room where the kid was still sleeping. Instead of killing him, he simply kidnaps the kid and takes him back to base. When Iron’s brother saw Iron did not kill the kid, he knew what…

dating, or chronology. Also, the gods are immortal, so a normal human lifespan biography wouldn’t fit well. A young Odin could be 10% of his life, which is a lot longer than a human span of time. There is no good way to tell exactly when something happens, as they weren’t created with exact dates in mind. The tales aren’t meant to be a history textbook. 6. Etymology is very important when one tries to understand Scandinavian mythology. Words weren’t chosen at random, they were carefully chosen…

(“Norse”). Odin was a sort of passive God; however, he is in part responsible for most of what we see around us today. The Gods of Norse-paganism believes in a very individual approach to mortals. They typically would not interfere unless otherwise told to. Next to Odin is Loki, the god of trickery and deceit. He is known to be the brother of Odin, and father to the serpent Jormangund, who slays Thor in the battle of Ragnarok. He also fathers Fenrir, the wolf that bites off the hand of war-god…

that the characters cared about each other. In “A world on the turtle’s back”, the birds instantly wanted to help out the lady who was falling. “...The birds of the sea saw the woman falling, and they rapidly thought about what they could do to help her. Flying wingtip-to-wingtip they made a great feathery raft in the sky to support her, and thus they broke her fall…”. In “Thor’s Hammer”, Loki finds a way to fix Sif’s hair and as a gift. He feels blessed so while he fixes his error, he also…

are some Superheroes? Well as you know there are a lot of Superheroes and you would like to know about all of them, but today I am only going to be listing a couple of Superheroes. Some Superheroes are Thor, Superman, Batman, Supergirl, Spiderman, and The Flash. So of course you want to know more about these superheroes so I going to tell you. Thor names is linked to word thunder also lighting, storms, and strength. Thor is an aesier god in other words warrior god. Thor's hammer is his main…

finds in burial sites like, for instance, figurines and other symbols representing deities. The Principal actors in the Norse mythology Germanic Norse people invoked a large number of gods. They each had a very specific role in the Norse society. Most of them are regularly mentioned throughout the Norse Mythology. The principal actors of the Norse mythology may be the ones constantly mentioned in the texts, namely Odin, Thor, Freya, and Loki. Here’s a list of the different Norse deities and…