Stavanger Bay vikings mourn their dead

With a calm expression on her face, the tawny female kept her gaze on Gyda. When she said about being alike her father, any offspring would wish to be like their parents. However, Gyda threw Krypton of when she said she wants to be like him, but not a spitting image of him. It was somewhat a conflict to her, not be the entire wolf but be somewhat alike? It sort of made sense, but not entirely. However, she would just show she did, it almost made complete sense, but there were just a few missing pieces to the puzzle.

When Gyda spoke about her gods, Krypton was very curious about them. Never had she really heard of having more than one god, she only had her main god she would pray to. Hearing how Gyda's gods smiled upon the brave women of the world, Krypton nodded her head and smiled. She didn't really know the gender of her god, she just knew that he/she was a god and she was to follow him/her in the best way possible.

Nothing was untrue in her statement, women are brave just like males are in the world. "Indeed there is not. You wish to be like your father, but not the exact version of him? You wish to earn what he had and not be given it?" She asked, hopefully making sense to Gyda. It made sense if that what was she was after. There is no honor in being given something. It is honorable to earn anything you put your heart and mind to.