Stavanger Bay thorwald's cross

Solveig stood fast as the smaller she-wolf approached to glean a better understanding while she revealed that she was, indeed, the Beta (which explained her pregnancy). She went on, speaking of the Sea as if she was a living thing, which immediately ignited a queer feeling of familiarity in the Northern woman. Though it was impossible for any of them to know, Solveig oft had dreams of the sea, and of a ghostly white raven...

She turned both ears forward and set her gaze upon Doe once more, but careful to keep their eyes from meeting. "If it is my blood and bone ægir requires, it is what She shall recieve until my body fails to give anymore." Solveig responded confidently. She had little issue pledging herself to the Goddess, though there was a thread of curiousity that lain upon the path of her thoughts. Chiefly, what were their rules; their laws; their rituals. All would be explained, she hoped, in time.

"I am at your disposal."