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The Cold One

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Norse Mythology, True Names/Words of Norse History, Non-Marvel, Paganism Ideology, Norse Mythological Histories, Customised Norse Mythology Lore, Mentions of Ragnarök, Realistic Ideologies of the Norse Gods and their Histories and Origins, Potential Stories to be Written, Character Storyline Development, Character Background, Beginning of Life to Unknown Futures.

Falkvor Lokison • ᚠᚨᛚᚴᚡᛟᚱ ᛚᛟᚲᛁᛊᛟᚾ

Known as the Cold One (ᚲᛟᛚᛞ ᛟᚾᛖ in Elder Futhark), Falkvor is the son of God Loki and Giantess Angrboda. He is the youngest out of his siblings Fenrir (The Great Wolf), Jörmungandr (The World Serpent) and Hel (Ruler of Helheim). Banished and betrayed by his blood-uncle Óðinn, Falkvor was cast to Midgard at the age of 12, forced to fight for his life and hide his identity as a half-Æsir, half-giant.

A month of wandering alone and doing his utmost best to survive, the young man was found by a mortal Midgardian father and son duo, Halfdan Karlsen and Aaric Halfdansen. They took him into their quaint little village outside of Norway, near the border of Sweden and raised him, continuing his life with them and raising him as their own, they trained him to fight and hunt for himself and his 'clan' the best they could, and while it was difficult, Falkvor managed to keep his heritage and identity unknown for many years. Falkvor, was unknowing much about his father Loki's whereabouts nor his brothers and sister's fates. Ultimately, his adoptive family, Halfdan and Aaric, raised him up into the pagan faith and he managed to discover untold stories and secrets about his father Loki, siblings Fenrir, Jörmungandr and Hel and their current fates.

Troubled by the knowledge he learned of his father being imprisoned by Loki's blood-brother Óðinn and forced to be held captive beneath a snake who would continually spit venom in his eyes (though, Loki was smart enough to hold a bowl over his head to prevent the venom getting into his eyes, only when he has to pour it out will it get in his eyes) and rightfully upset to learn the fate of his siblings Fenrir (Chained until Ragnarök), Jörmungandr (Thrown into a sea within Midgard until Ragnarök) and Hel (Casted into Helheim), Falkvor made the decision to seek revenge.

He promised himself that one day he will find a way to Asgard and confront his blood-uncle Óðinn, where he will ultimately bring Óðinn down and kill him along side his brother Fenrir the day all bonds are broken and Fenrir is freed upon the dawn of Ragnarök.

The Gods are also aware of his part in the prophecy of Ragnarök, since they knew of the role Loki's other children would play, they have decided to prepare a trap and imprison the youngest son of Loki as they did with the others, the moment that Falkvor would step foot in Asgard, to try and delay the unavoidable end of the worlds.

Falkvor's role in Ragnarök is a minor yet significant part of the story, as his is fulled by revenge, bloodlust, conquest and familial power. His role in Ragnarök, claims Falkvor as being the new God of War, Justice and Order, due to Týr having been dead and no other to replace him, other than Falkvor.