The Truth About Vikings~ON HOLD FOR NOW
- Reads 1,164
- Votes 13
- Parts 5
Ongoing<5 mins
Last published Thu, Oct 23, 2014
Here I will tell you the truth about Vikings, from the origin of the name to the rumours that people have told us.
Did you know Vikings never wore horned helmets. Read ahead to find out the truth.
All Rights Reserved
#306
vikings
Join the largest storytelling communityGet personalized story recommendations, save your favourites to your library, and comment and vote to grow your community.
You may also like
Vargulf the Stormborn
A Swedish Viking who as a child, survived alone, a storm that sank him family's ship. Odin had spared him for a greater destiny.
A Tale of Sea and Shadows| Vikings
In the early shadows of the Viking Age, when England's coasts knew only whispers of the storm to come, there was a name spoken with awe and dread - Elara. Not born to kings, but to the sea, she rose from obscurity with a blade in her hand and fire in her heart. Where others saw waves, she saw pathways of conquest. Where others sought plunder, she sought glory. Her ship, the Sea Serpent, cut the waters like a spear, its carved prow a beast's snarl against the horizon. Men followed her not out of fear, but out of the unshakable belief that she was chosen - touched by the gods, marked for greatness. Her gaze fell upon Northumbria, where a monastery clung to the cliffs, fat with silver and relics, and heavy with the silence of ancient prayers. To Elara, it was not only wealth that beckoned, but wisdom - scrolls said to hold the secrets of men and kingdoms alike. When night draped its cloak across the sea, Elara led her crew ashore, shadows among shadows. The monks awoke to fire and steel, their chants drowned in the roar of warriors. By dawn, the sacred place lay in ashes, its treasures claimed by those who feared no god but Odin. From that raid, her legend was born - Elara the Serpent, the pirate-queen whose cunning and ferocity would echo through halls and hearths, long after the smoke of Northumbria faded into the sea.![WRATH OF WAR [BJÖRN IRONSIDE]](https://img.wattpad.com/cover/135420651-256-k896550.jpg)
WRATH OF WAR [BJÖRN IRONSIDE]
❝Never be ashamed of a scar. It simply means you were stronger than whatever tried to hurt you.❞ - Anonymous ivarhoegh © 2018 BOOK TWO OF THE WRATH SERIES. contains mature content, foul language and violence.Complete
Hybrid's Conciliation
"They've caused me so much suffering. How can I trust them? Have Berkians actually change? Can dragons and Vikings actually coexist after years upon years of violence?" These are the questions Ember Druman asks herself when she meets Hiccup Haddock and her entire live is flipped upside down. Will the Vikings convince her that Vikings have actually changed? I don't own How To Train Your Dragon or anything of the franchise. I do own Ember Druman and the antagonist of this story. Also, I'd like to thank @Bricara for helping me with the cover. Go check her works out because she's a talented and awesome writer.Complete
The Viking's Hold (First 11 chapters)
This book is now available on Amazon and unfortunately they won't allow me to put it up elsewhere for free, not even the unedited draft. Sorry! The Vikings! Aelswyn had heard about them, all the tales of their barbaric behaviour, the rapes and pillages, the massacres, the burnt villages. But she never thought they would dare to attack her father's stronghold. And that they would succeed...Complete
Aether
his is the story of how we first met. Not like all those other times we met for the first time, when I thought I knew you. It was when I knew it was you. When I knew that I never wanted to forget you. Do you remember? Our paths were endless but we chose each other. We had no idea how powerful we were. But the beauty of our love remains to this day. So I write the story of us to awaken you to me. And I whisper wishes to the stars that you come home. This is the story of how a boy fell in love with a girl. How the light fell in love with the dark.
A Swedish Viking who as a child, survived alone, a storm that sank him family's ship. Odin had spared him for a greater destiny.
More detailsContent Guidelines