@loki.odinson

[selfimage]

[ it's been a bit that he's stewed on it, and honestly, Loki isn't very much up for the opinion's of others. this time, there's a nagging little curiosity in him, something that springs something else to life that he thought would be easy to bury when he arrived.

so: ]

All appropriate extended greetings and "good afternoon"s.
Which one of you hail from a universe that has gods?
Not just gods in the literal, very physical sense, but also gods in the mythical one. Please, tell me about it. Indulge my boredom.
I hereby dub it story time.

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[selfimage]

Whatever is in the realm of your knowledge would be most preferable. You know, for authenticity.

[northerndragon]

["Authenticity"?]

I was raised to follow the Old Gods.

Before the First Men came to Westeros, there were the Children of the Forest. The Old Gods were their gods before they were our gods. They don't have names, these gods, and there are many of them, in trees and rocks and streams. They don't have priests. They have hardly any rules. But they watch you, and they judge you.

Do you have weirwoods where you come from? White wood, red leaves, red sap?

[selfimage]

[ it's ok Jon Snow ]

Nope, unique on your part for now.
But where I come from, the realms themselves hang from the branches of a giant tree. It's called the World Ash, and it stretches from the realm of the divine down to the depths of Hel.