Thor Odinson, God of Thunder, King of Asgard (
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The Wheel Turns, The Sun Rises
[OOC: Follows this prose. Posted early for ease of slowtags, but takes place in the spring. If you can't tag into this for a few weeks but still want to, feel free to tag late, I don't mind. <3 ]
Winter is slow to leave the shores of Norway, but here in the Nexus, the turning of the season is far more apparent. Snow has given way to mud and damp, squishy grass, bright green buds blossom on trees and bushes, and birds sing in the trees.
A less melodious pair of voices squawk from the crook of Thor's elbow. The god of thunder is seated on one of the park benches that overlooks a running path, the sunlight shining off his loosely braided hair, gathered at the nape of his neck. He is still dressed against a chill in a soft woolen sweater, but his attention is less on the cloudless weather than he is on the little creatures he holds. Anyone who comes close enough might be able to catch a glimpse of baby birds just beginning to grow their first plumage, ugly and wide-mouthed as they beg for bits of food.
As eager as they are to gobble up the smallest scraps of meat he's feeding them, Thor is rather glad that his prosthetic fingers do not feel any pain of those little sharp beaks jabbing at him. There's a fondness in his eye as he gazes down at them, but he's troubled also, a quiet thoughtfulness that doesn't leave when he looks up. "How important do you think names are? What power do they actually hold?"
Winter is slow to leave the shores of Norway, but here in the Nexus, the turning of the season is far more apparent. Snow has given way to mud and damp, squishy grass, bright green buds blossom on trees and bushes, and birds sing in the trees.
A less melodious pair of voices squawk from the crook of Thor's elbow. The god of thunder is seated on one of the park benches that overlooks a running path, the sunlight shining off his loosely braided hair, gathered at the nape of his neck. He is still dressed against a chill in a soft woolen sweater, but his attention is less on the cloudless weather than he is on the little creatures he holds. Anyone who comes close enough might be able to catch a glimpse of baby birds just beginning to grow their first plumage, ugly and wide-mouthed as they beg for bits of food.
As eager as they are to gobble up the smallest scraps of meat he's feeding them, Thor is rather glad that his prosthetic fingers do not feel any pain of those little sharp beaks jabbing at him. There's a fondness in his eye as he gazes down at them, but he's troubled also, a quiet thoughtfulness that doesn't leave when he looks up. "How important do you think names are? What power do they actually hold?"
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She looks upset, and Thor isn't certain why, a little awkward as he considers if he should say something. But she seems to rally herself well enough, and he gives a nod of thanks, offering a pinch of crumpet to one of the babies.
"Like family," he echoes in thoughtful agreement. There may be no fitting term for what Huginn and Muninn were, more than pets but not quite familiars. "They're refugees of Asgard, just like the rest of us, at least."
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She squints happily at that. yes, small ones always had a way of cheering her at least a little.
She nods listening raptly. "Ah, I see." Her face softens as does her eyes as she glances at them again. "Poor little sweeties." She murmurs softly.
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"It's my responsibility to name them," Thor adds, breaking off another small piece of the crumpet to feed to the birds. "I could just name them after the... the ones my father had. But I don't know if that'd be right."
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"Aye, naturally." She murmurs softly and with an approving and understanding nod. "Well, some folks tend to do that with middle names sometimes..Honoring family and others dear to them." Least in most realms, she knew once upon a time and the current one she and the folks from their Old World and elsewhere were tied to. "If I ever have a son, methinks he'd have my brother's..amongst his." She murmurs half in conversation but her tones soft. If anyone could understand such it would likely be Thor among those she knew.
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She blinks her face lights up in understanding. "Ah, I see. " She murmurs and eyes the wee ravens fondly as she ponders and mulls things over.