Northern Lights

Osprey sensed that Thistle's confidence in her words faded as she tried to explain, why Fenrir was chained up. It didn't get any clearer, nor did it make any sense, but in the end she assumed that all good fairy tales needed a big bad wolf and in the Norse legends Fenrir had taken this role.

She then decided that it would probably easier for Thistle to speak about deals that were closer to her heart. Such as family - she seemed like a caring matriarch of the pack, the very heart, soul and fire of the place, that kept it alive. Like Osprey's friend Blue willow in a way. "My father - he had Greek heritage and they had their own deities, which sound a bit like yours. And I always liked Hera - she was the patron of marriage and childbirth and the wife of the top-god there, who was not that faithful to her and often sought affairs with mortal women. Given the fact that she had to live with all the stuff her husband did... I admire her as a very strong being."