Lokis Chaotic And Weird Monster Children: *exist*Me: I Love Them, Your Honour.

Loki’s chaotic and weird monster children: *exist* Me: “I love them, Your Honour.”

There's an Ojibwe story detailing their cultural hero fighting Paul Bunyan and that's metal as fuck

"He came to the area known as Red Lake and tried his de-forestation BS, but Nanaboozhoo - The Greatest Ojibwe who ever lived - obviously wasn't having any of that. They got into a fight that lasted 3 days, and finally, our hero picked up a giant walleye and slapped the outlander silly with it. Paul got knocked on his ass in a mud puddle, so hard it left an imprint of his buttcheeks there in the wet ground... that's why the lake is shaped the way it is and why we were able to keep our forest."

Songs that have Fenrisulfr energy (both explainable and just.... straight up vibes). If anyone else who works with Fenrir has anything they connect to him, please add it on !!

House of Wolves - My Chemical Romance

No it's not just because there's wolves in the title. It's like "Tell me I'm a bad man, kick me like a stray." And "You better run like the devil because they're never gonna leave you alone, you better hide up in the alley because they're never gonna find you a home." It just works.

Carnivore - Starset

Literally from the first lines, like "All my life they let me know, how far I would not go. But inside the beast still grows, waiting, chewing through the ropes-"

The Wolf - Phildel

Another one with wolf motifs, but again, not the whole reason. It's too long to quote but the themes of vengeance and bloodshed as retribution >>>

Glory and Gore - Lorde

Straight up vibes. Everybody wants to rule the world is also vibes.

Witch Image - Ghost

Again, no real explanation, I just end up thinking of him every time it plays and ??? Yeah, vibes.

1800s dagger, made in france

Iliad mini comix, books 1-8! yes i am going to do all 24 books! pray for me!

more iliad stuff

more ancient studies comics

part 2/part 3

Johan Egerkrans, Ragnarök, 2017. In Norse Gods, trans. Susan Beard (B. Wahlströms, 2017).

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