A God's Daughter : Book 2

Chapter 2

Your pov:

You both stepped through the portal you had left open. You looked back at the truly weak and broken titan, sniveling on the floor, and smirked.

Pathetic. You thought. Why had you ever thought he had any control over you? he was powerless. A big bully, who cried when someone stood up to him. Well, maybe not, all the same... He wasn't entirely powerless. He just... wasn't nearly as strong as you had once believed he was. All he really had was brute strength and a strong dictatorship. He didn't do any of the work.

That's why he had used both you and your father... because he was to weak to do the job himself.

"Remember what we said, Thanos. We don't disappoint, and when we do our best without fair payment, well... you wouldn't want to know what we could do." Honestly, you both didn't know either. The show of power you had both shown in the moment merely minutes ago wasn't even close to how powerful you could both be. You hardly felt drained. And you knew, you were significantly weaker than your father, so to him it might feel like he was a bit sore, but not at all tired.

Then you shut the portal behind you both. You stopped frozen in your tracks, staring ahead. Was...was that you? What had happened to you?

Your hair- oh your gorgeous black hair- was now white. Pure white. As you gasped you saw your teeth, were now pointed like a wolfs. Your eyes were still red as rubies, unchanged, along with your blue skin with their markings. But... why did you look so.... so...

Different?

You whirled to look at your father and saw he was the same. You smiled. If your father looked this way then there was nothing to worry about. To be honest... you both looked...beautiful...

Then you heard the sharp rapping of your door. Who could-?

The guards.

"Princess Yeira? The AllFather and AllMother request your presence in the throne room immediately." You looked to your father. What happened? Did Thanos-

No. He was much too weak and afraid to try anything against your home.

"Tell them I will be there immediately." You waited for the sound of his footsteps walking away to then look once again to your father. You noticed that the roots of his hair was turning back to its natural black color, while his teeth were melting back to its normal dulled ends. You whirled to your mirror and saw the same was for you. You walked forwards to the mirror and soon found yourself in front of the gilded wood in front of the mirror, holding a hairbrush, the red-gold feather your grandmother had given to you, so, so long ago.

As you stared at yourself in the mirror, you noticed how your natural Jotun form was starting to feel more...well, natural. Like you...belonged this way...

Mere moments later you saw how those delicate, tracing lines on your skin melted away, and how your hair was starting to bleach back into the raven black hair you had been accustomed to. You closed your eyes and in a moment, opened them with a flash. You were back to your Asgardian form.

"You must leave now. Before they come again. You can tell me about what happened after, ok Snowflake?" You turned to your father and nodded, smiling a faint smile, and saw he was back to his usual Asgardian form.

"Ill be back soon. In the library?" He nodded then walked out, a sense of pride and power surrounding him. He knew. You knew. You both knew. You were the strongest frost giants to ever exist in all the nine realms. And you were going to make sure all knew it.

As you walked down the corridors to the throne room, you saw maids and scullery boys all crowded around each other. All the castle staff seemed to be out and about... You were surprised to say the least. why were they all whispering? What were they whispering about? Was something wrong? What had happened? Was there an attack? Was it the OdinSleep?

You would soon find out. You thought as you walked into the throne room, finding your grandfather and grandmother waiting for you. You quickly bowed before them.

"You called for me?" You asked, still kneeling, head bowed.

"Indeed we have, Yeira. It is news regarding both your closest friends. Aaric and Ranlanair." said the AllMother. Your head shot up, eyes zeroing in on her.

"What has happened to them? Is that why the maids and the staff are all in clusters whispering to each other? Are they okay?" You stood up, walking forwards. But to your surprise, the guards beside the throne and the pillars marched forward, stopping you from moving to you grandparents. You glared at them, but still, they did not move.

"They have gone missing. They left this note on your door." Said the AllFather in an accusatory tone, glaring down at you. you glared right back at him, daring him to defy you. He looked away quickly, backing down.

"Then give it to me. It was meant for me, not you, grandfather." His eyes shot towards you. He snarled at you, shocking you into silence.

Then, he hissed in a low, menacing tone you had never heard him use against others unless it was to Laufey. The tone that gave across absolute disgust and loathing to you. You furrowed your brows. Your father had told you about when Odin had used this tone on him. When he discovered he was a Frost Giant. A true son of Jotunheim.

"You. Are. No. Granddaughter to me." You reeled away, his words hitting you in the heart. What?

"Odin! How could you!?" Said your grandmother. She whirled to face you. "Yeira, that isn't true, and you know it. You will always be our granddaughter. You will always be-"

Bu her words fell on deaf ears, for you were now completely broken. All the pain and suffering that had been inflicted on you finally getting you you. And you snapped. You stared up at them, eyes unblinking, looking indifferent to the world. looking...

Merciless.

"No. You heard what he said. If I am no Granddaughter to him, then I am no Daughter of Asgard. I don't need to be." You turned to Odin, leaving your grandmother with her mouth still moving, no words leaving her. Rendering her speechless. "Now, Odin." You smiled. "Why don't you tell me what, exactly, this letter contains?" He frowned at you once again, giving off an air of disgust.

"Dear, Yeira. Aaric and I are leaving. I'm sorry we couldn't come to see you and personally say goodbye, but, we had to leave right away, or Aaric would have never left. We found his mother. But...that's not really the reason Im writing this. I know. I know what happened to you in that week you were gone. I knew you wouldn't hide yourself, You are far too prideful and strong to hide away from the world. You face problems head-on.

"I know what Thanos has done to you. And I know your plan about Asgard. You want to make sure the Asgardians bow to your will. I know you want power. But, remember, how will this affect me? Your father? Aaric? What about future generations of the Asgardians? Just think. You don't have to do this. and...I wish I could say this in person, but i still want you to know that no matter what choice you make, I will, always and forever, love you.

"And I might not end up coming home. Please don't come after me.

"-Ranlanair"

He glared at you.

"Well." You said. " Well look at that. Isn't he a smart one?" Then Odin did something unexpected.

"Your just like your mother." He spat. The words were supposed to sting. But you only smiled.

"Am I? Well I suppose I need a daughter to kill me."

"I can do that." He said, then turned to the guards. "Kill her."

But before they could move, in a sudden blast, a small blizzard started to surround you, while shots of ice quickly enveloped the guards, making them look as if they were statues of ice.

When the blizzard cleared, you were in your Jotun form, and the great king and queen of Asgard were shocked motionless.

"Oh, but you cant kill me, AllFather. Im the queen."

Then with a great blast of both ice and seidr, you sent him into a great slumber.