Freyja Njordrdottir
Love- Beauty - Fertility - Gold - Seid - War - Death
Gersemi Odrdottir
Daughter of Od and Freyja - Future Queen of the Valkyrie - Asgardian Alchemist
Sigyn Forsetidottir
Mother of Vali and Nari - Goddess of Compassion and Order - Victorious
Hnoss Freyjadottir
Daughter of Freyja and Od - Heiress of Folkvangr - Matchmaking Volva
Sigyn stared with a look of awe at Fray, the son of Hulk who lived up to his title. "I remember you telling me of a young warrior by that name, my sons, but I do not recall you informing me of a creature by this description," she mumbled. She had seen the young man from afar once or twice, but not in this form. She flinched when he picked up a sturdy, metal-and-concrete building and threw it as if it were no more than a pebble. The odds that the destructive god would win out against the wolf skyrocketed. In spite of herself, she feared for the life of Loki's lupine offspring.
Freyja's reaction to the destruction echoed Sigyn's only in that it caused her to move. However, unlike her friend's frightened flinch, there was an angry twitch in her own eye. Before she could pipe up to scold, however, a movement in her peripheral vision had her turning her glance on the black-soul, back into mortal shape, with Hel draped in his grasp. Whip still in hand, she took a step or two forward, preparing to attack. Unfortunately, she had not moved quickly enough. The black-soul snatched the great wolf and transformed once again, then made its escape. Now, without those three and, it seemed, The Other and Jormungandr, there was no one short of Chitauri grunts to worry about. But, certainly, said grunts were not likely to pounce with the current group of Asgardians standing about that could easily finish them off.
With a sigh, Freyja returned her whip to its rightful form and placed it back on her throat. "Well that was certainly pointless," she said to no one in particular. She turned in the direction that the dragon had flown off to, wondering if it had let go of Hel and Fenrir close enough to feel their presences yet, when the shape similar to that of a bird appeared in the sky. Knowing what she was looking at, she raised her arm, allowing what up close looked like a headless, legless falcon to land. "It seems I've been summoned. I wonder what he could want," she explained. "Who, mama? Who did you give your feather to?" asked Hnoss. "One who I never thought would willingly request my help. Let us be off. Sigyn, are you and your sons coming with us?" "Of course, Freyja," replied the younger goddess. She stepped forward, bidding her boys to follow.
The feathered shape perched on the love goddess's arm hopped onto her shoulders and took the shape of a feathered cape. Before heading off, however, she remembered one other things she had to take care of. She looked to the giant figure who had only recently appeared. "Hulkson, I have heard of your father, but your parentage is no excuse for your previous actions. Whether you are on our side or not, you are only welcome to accompany us if you have the control to not destroy mortal dwellings. I will not have my charges harmed. Do you understand?" she asked with a commanding glare.
With that out of the way, the goddess stepped forward, leading her flight-disabled companions towards their destination.
Taking a place before the younger generation and beside her friend, Sigyn walked close enough to Freyja in order to speak softly so as not to be heard. "My dear friend, Freyja, a word, if you please," she requested. From the woman's formal tone, Freyja knew something serious was to come, for which her friend would want advice. "Go on." "I...finally confessed my feelings to Loki. I was rejected," she explained, eyes riveted on the ground at her feet. Freyja could tell that that was not all of the story, the moisture pooling in her friend's tear ducts a telltale sign. Behind them, she could hear Gersemi explaining things to her twin in hushed tones. Hnoss attempted to muffle a sharp gasp as she looked to Sigyn with pity.
Holding back her anger until she could unleash it on the one who hurt her friend and thoroughly broke her heart, Freyja sucked in a deep breath to even out her voice. "Put him out of your mind, dearest Sigyn. He knows not what he gives up, and I'm sure he will figure it out and feel great pain over it in the near future," she advised, while thinly veiling a threat towards the trickster.