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The Eye of Odin. War of the Nine, #1
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- ISBN8985475876
- EAN9798985475876
- Date de parution06/11/2024
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- ÉditeurJacob Hawes
Résumé
What would you give for the knowledge to ensure victory and save your world?Across space, in the vast expanse between the realms, Odin and the Gods of Asgard do battle with the Jotunn. The Jotunn have managed to destroy one planet already, forcing the realms to unite against them, beating them back. Now, in this brief lull in the conflict, Odin hears whispers and murmurings of a new alliance, one that could threaten to undo the balance of power and cast the realms into true chaos.
Desperate for information, Odin travels to see his uncle Mimir, so that he might drink from the Well of Urd and gain divine insight. Little does he know that Mimir will require a sacrifice in return for such a gift, and that Odin himself has begun the journey down a path that will eventually lead to Ragnarok itself. War of the Nine is a series of short tales re-imagining various Norse Myths in a Sc-Fi, Star Wars-like setting.
They are linear. They are all connected. Each one is another step toward the immutable fate of the Nine Realms, one that not even the Gods can prevent: Ragnarok itself.
Desperate for information, Odin travels to see his uncle Mimir, so that he might drink from the Well of Urd and gain divine insight. Little does he know that Mimir will require a sacrifice in return for such a gift, and that Odin himself has begun the journey down a path that will eventually lead to Ragnarok itself. War of the Nine is a series of short tales re-imagining various Norse Myths in a Sc-Fi, Star Wars-like setting.
They are linear. They are all connected. Each one is another step toward the immutable fate of the Nine Realms, one that not even the Gods can prevent: Ragnarok itself.
What would you give for the knowledge to ensure victory and save your world?Across space, in the vast expanse between the realms, Odin and the Gods of Asgard do battle with the Jotunn. The Jotunn have managed to destroy one planet already, forcing the realms to unite against them, beating them back. Now, in this brief lull in the conflict, Odin hears whispers and murmurings of a new alliance, one that could threaten to undo the balance of power and cast the realms into true chaos.
Desperate for information, Odin travels to see his uncle Mimir, so that he might drink from the Well of Urd and gain divine insight. Little does he know that Mimir will require a sacrifice in return for such a gift, and that Odin himself has begun the journey down a path that will eventually lead to Ragnarok itself. War of the Nine is a series of short tales re-imagining various Norse Myths in a Sc-Fi, Star Wars-like setting.
They are linear. They are all connected. Each one is another step toward the immutable fate of the Nine Realms, one that not even the Gods can prevent: Ragnarok itself.
Desperate for information, Odin travels to see his uncle Mimir, so that he might drink from the Well of Urd and gain divine insight. Little does he know that Mimir will require a sacrifice in return for such a gift, and that Odin himself has begun the journey down a path that will eventually lead to Ragnarok itself. War of the Nine is a series of short tales re-imagining various Norse Myths in a Sc-Fi, Star Wars-like setting.
They are linear. They are all connected. Each one is another step toward the immutable fate of the Nine Realms, one that not even the Gods can prevent: Ragnarok itself.
