Transformation
(btw, i should note that fenris and tor are two fictional god names that i took from a book, though fenris i assume was inspired by the actual god fenrir in norse mythology (google that, he's freakin' sweet!!!))
Yggdrasil’s dream (Dragons Lair "This is Me"-Challenge)
In norse mythology _yggdrasil_ is the world tree around which the nine worlds dwell. i chose a metaphorical approach and so let me tell you the story of the dreaming leaves.
Fenris Chains - Leyding
Since there are three of us, all super-strong, with different strengths and sizes, he suggested that we call ourselves after the chains that bound fenrisulfr in norse mythology: leyding (me), dromi (lauri) and gleipnir (pehr).
Machine Of Man
#4 of poetry hope you get the reference to surt, if not go read some norse mythology :p once so green and blue, now cast and clad in grey pillars of wonder one by one, are all cast away flowing streams once so clean restored to you it would not seem
Carltober: Sans + Superwolf
Carl was like hela from norse mythology, except on one side he was a skeleton with a blue eye and hoodie and on the other a wolf in a superhero costume. "isn't it cool?" carl said. "no." they still cuddled.
Raspberry Line Chapter 18
No one really knew norse mythology, so no one really caught on, until goren made a fuss about it at recess. ritzer was death. "yeah, s'right, i'm death; gotta problem widdit?"
The Aesir Pantheon
norse mythology says that long ago, the aesir and the giants mingled with each other, combining their bloodlines together. even to this day, the aesir still carry the blood of giants in their veins and pass that blood onto their children.
THE BATTLE MAIDEN edited
This is the first three pages of the rough draft of my novel hope you like (got suggestions/comments: comment below and let me know what you think) the title is refering to something more commonly know known as a valkerie (norse mythology) ----
Loki
I like my new name also, loki, from all these people's memories a have gained the knowledge that that is the name of the norse mythologies god of fire,' he said.
Tales of Dalkr - How Dalkr Gained his Red Fur
Dalkr and Halkorn had traveled a great amount since he was born. The wolf pup learned a great deal from the raven, teaching him the languages of Giants, Elves, Dwarfs and the Gods. He had also been taught how to properly walk on two legs, rather than...
Fathom's Phantoms, Ch 35: The Next Jen-eration
"the yggdrassil is the world tree in norse mythology... other than that, no." jennifer rested a hand on his paw. "you can't think of anything else?" the wolf shook his head, focused suddenly more on her hand than either of the guests. "no.
Causality (Chapter7, Act1/Book3)
But the norse mythology got confusing by also referring to the mímameiðr and the læraðr, which were supposedly different trees or possibly part of the same tree, but the more you learn about them, you realize that it's just a confused version of what happened