In the aftermath of Olympus's fall, Kratos, the Ghost of Sparta, discovered an infant hidden within Gaia's cavernous eye, a child untouched by time or chaos. With no one else to care for the child, Kratos took him under his wing. The boy, named Y/n by Kratos, was raised to be a formidable warrior, adept in the ways of survival and combat, a reflection of Kratos's own prowess and strength.
Yet, Y/n's nights were haunted by visions of people and events he had never seen in waking life: a woman named Faye and a boy named Atreus. These dreams, blending past and future, spurred Y/n's quest for identity and belonging, pushing him to question his lineage and the life he led with Kratos, a life marked by distance despite their closeness.
As the dreams materialized into reality, Y/n found a brother in Atreus, forming a bond built on shared loss and a mutual quest: to honor Faye's last wish by scattering her ashes from the realms' highest peak. Their journey, though fraught with challenges, was brightened by the presence of Arroyo, a girl with secrets of her own, hinting at the first stirrings of romance for Y/n.
But their quest for peace was shattered by the gods of the Norse pantheon, who, drawn by Kratos's past, sought to destroy them. Y/n stood defiant, protecting his family against each deity that dared challenge them, their circle of allies growing with every confrontation.
Amidst these trials, Y/n's powers began to surge, his dreams now painting a vivid picture of an impending doom: Ragnarok. This vision of the gods' twilight set Y/n and his family on a path fraught with danger, testing their bonds and their will to survive.
As they faced the looming threat of Ragnarok, Y/n, guided by Kratos's teachings and his love for Atreus, prepared to confront the end of all things, ready to carve out his destiny in the face of the gods' final battle.
A tale sought to be as old as time. A story told around a campfire as the children eagerly leaned in, hungry for the next plot. The story of young gods that commanded the winds and tides, that wove your fate and destiny; gods that rode into battle on the backs of mighty steads, axe in hand, and shield in the other.
A story of thunder and lightning, and snakes that writhed through tall grass. A story of love.
Asgard and Vanaheim. Two sister realms of the World Tree, Yggdrasil. Both realms raged war for centuries over a long forgotten matter. Thousands killed, cities laid to waste. From this war, Freya and Iwaldi, rulers of Vanaheim, strike a truce with the All-Father Odin in attempt to finally bring everlasting peace through the Nine Realms.
Sigyn, Princess of Vanaheim, and Thor, Son of Odin, are arranged to marry for the sake of their realms. Neither of them want it. Neither of them love each other.
The young God of Mischief, however, brews himself a plan.
But, with all the bad luck in the nine realms, Loki falls for the young Princess. Young love blossoms like a flower from its bud. Both families are against it and try everything in their power to keep them apart. It's not an ideal match. The silver-tongued Prince cannot be trusted to keep everlasting peace.
Whether it be The Norns, nothing can keep them apart in the end.
Until a terrible tragedy bestows them and Loki falls from Asgard.
(Based on Norse Mythology.)