Freya the invincible Goddess
In the frozen bowels of Midgard, where the wind cuts like knives and the gods watch from the shadows, a lost boy survives against all odds. The forest surrounds him, but does not devour him: the beasts retreat, the roots move away, the fog opens like a protective veil. No one knows yet, but a goddess has been watching over him for a long time. Freya, the Lady of Golden Tears, has mourned the death of her son Baldur at the hands of Kratos, the godslayer. That pain has transformed her into something darker, more patient. In this child she sees a broken reflection of what she lost: innocence in a world that crushes her. That's why she protects him silently, weaving her magic around him like an invisible net. The forest obeys his will; nothing and no one touches it. While the boy learns to hunt, hide and resist, she waits. His revenge against the Ghost of Sparta grows like a distant storm. Kratos is always near and Freya is always watching
About Freya the invincible Goddess
In the frozen bowels of Midgard, where the wind cuts like knives and the gods watch from the shadows, a lost boy survives against all odds. The forest surrounds him, but does not devour him: the beasts retreat, the roots move away, the fog opens like a protective veil. No one knows yet, but a goddess has been watching over him for a long time. F...Read more