DSalius

How had they captured Uvaldrin so quickly and easily? He had not heard either them or any kind of alert from the fire Jotun before they made their way through the portal. It had to have been the silver-tongue himself who had captured the Fire Jotun, any other Frost Jotun could not have such stealth. Regardless, he would have spoken up if he were ambushed. Unless… He had been incapacitated before he had even gone through the portal, after the rest of them were already within Sanentur. Yet, there was a far more dangerous question. Why had none in Asgard known of the Frost Jotun Loki's escape? And, if they had, why had they not gone after

Odin had been a fool to release the silver-tongue again, he should have known that Loki would do anything to remove Thor from his path to power, starting with him informing Odin of his brother's choice to go to Jotunheim against the Allfather's wishes, and against the treaty between the Frost Giants and the Asgardians. The silver-tongue had known his brother would only start another war if he had the chance, and that was exactly what Thor had done. He had been banished to Midgard soon after Odin had saved them from Laufey and the legions of Frost Giants in Jotunheim. There he had changed, he had lost the recklessness he had before, the lust f

He knew the figure emerging from the Bifrost, but, Odin did not want to believe the blood dripping from the blades of the daggers the figure held, he knew it was Jotun blood, and he knew that by coming back to Asgard, Volundar would draw the wrath of Jotunheim back to the Asgardians instead of his own people. However, by doing so, the Shadowmind also knew he had willingly declared war on Asgard, and in a few long moments, he had incapacitated Heimdall, rushing toward Odin even as the war god raised his bladed staff, ready to fend off the swift attacks he knew Volundar would pummel him with. As he leapt from the Bifrost chamber, two figures l