Bjorn Lothbrok Novels & Stories

he asked, frowning and scratching his head. Seeing the presence of his cousin and close friend, Brockley stood up and immediately hugged him. "We will return to the village. Did you know our village's name is Gloriston? The king is now my brother, Lothar!” "Hah? Are you kidding me, Brock?” Lothar's brow furrowed even more. "Go ahead and ask your father yourself! I hope you catch up with your father soon." “Are you going to become a War General?” Lothar smiled very broadly.

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he started to jump as the explosion started, catching his armor and sending him flying like a rag doll thrown by a mischievous child. Ragnar was momentarily paralyzed by a strange sensation. His hated enemy was killed, killed in an explosion, and it looked as if he had usurped Ragnar for revenge. But it wasn't the worst. Suddenly, to Ragnar, his revenge seemed insignificant compared to the threat of the Chaos Marines and the evil gods they worshipped. It threatened all of humanity and Strybjorn died fighting it. Moreover, he saved Ragnar's life from the witch's evil spell, and Ragnar could no longer pay this debt. He roared in anger and frustration, and after months of dull hatred he sudden

Natasha had spent the time standing at the narrow window, watching snow begin to fall over the Northern stronghold's outer courtyard. Seraphine had been right. Freya had spoken freely during the wait, more freely than Natasha expected from a politician of her caliber. Ragnar, she explained, was her nephew, the son of her late brother who had ruled before him. Ragnar's own son, Bjorn's father, had died twelve years ago in a border skirmish with the Eastern Territories. He had been Ragnar's chosen successor, a warrior of renowned brutality who shared his son's hatred of southern packs. His death had left a wound in the Northern pack's politics that had never fully healed. “Bjorn idolizes a man

Nine was their sacred number since it connected the nine realms that existed within Yggdrasil. “I choose Gungnir, the great spear of Odin, Angurvadal, the stream of anguish, Gram, who brought death to Fafnir, Freyr’s sword, to fight when I am weak, Dáinsleif, to inflict wounds that never heal, Lævateinn, so that my step will never falter, Skofnung, the supernatural blade, Hǫfuð, the great sword of Heimdall and lastly Mjolnir.” Malachi chose his nine gifts and the rest were returned to the vault. These gifts would be sent to his house in Seward and he knew Jessica would banish them to his study.

She tiptoed towards him, leaned forward and looked over his shoulder and gasped in fright, breaking his concentration. He quickly spun round and hugged her face to his chest to stop her from seeing the ghastly sight before them but it was too late. She had already seen it. A skeleton with bits of clothing on it in tatters and a huge part of it's skull missing. On it ring finger, it wore a gold ring with De Luca written on it.

"How so?" He threw his arm around her, hugging her to him burying his nose in her hair. "What I am going to tell you, I prefer you do not tell anyone else, it stays between us." Looking up at him, she titled her head once more. "I promise." He ran a finger from the bridge of her nose slowly to the tip of it. "Before I was turned I had four elder brothers, I was the youngest. My father had my elder brother Roland who was suppose to take over in leading our village but war broke out and he left to defend our homeland but never returned. He died on the battlefield. I had wanted to join and make my father proud but he would ignore everything I told him. With the death of my eldest brother, my se

Thorian chuckled in response, his amusement clear in his eyes, causing Rolf to roll his own eyes in mock exasperation. Thorian, never one to shy away from a challenge, responded with a hint of bravado. "Now, we all know that's a joke, because you won't survive a minute on a battleground with me," he boasted confidently. Rolf frowned, acknowledging the undeniable truth in Thorian's words. Thorian's strength, inherited from his lycan lineage, was unparalleled, and he was destined to become the next king, overshadowing his royal lineage.

"And there's his older brother, Lex. At twenty-nine he's already rejected his mate and has probably slept with more than half the females in the pack. But he loves Jamie and Blake, so he will do anything to ensure they're both safe." "I had a brother. Link. He would have been thirty-one today," I pretty much whispered as I subtlety wiped the tears away from my eyes, refusing to let myself be seen as weak in front of this man. "See, I knew there was a heart in there somewhere. It's just being shielded by a stone wall which is going to take a whole lot of trust and love for someone to be able to break through it."

When he came out of the temple, a lone goblin was waiting for him. The goblin was unarmed and did not seem to want a fight. Nio waited. The goblin said: “Greetings, Sunbringer. I am Lido, the war chief of the Swer tribe. I guess the high shaman is dead and you're going back south now." Nio shook his head and replied: “The first part of what you said is true. The shaman is dead. But I will not return south. I'm going east, towards Sogorim. "