Post by Krysta on Mar 23, 2012 1:07:09 GMT -5
Chapter one: Sprouts
It wasn't fair. By Odin's Boots it wasn't fair. Why? Why did it have to be this way? His mother wishes for him to marry for love, and his father wishes for him to produce an heir before the next time he wakes from Odinsleep. Both of these wishes were unfair by the highest standard. How can he produce an heir if he takes no liking to the girls who come from far and wide, in every corner of Asgard, to become his queen. And how can he marry for love, when the one he loves dearly and closely to his heart is one of a... complicated... relationship.
The fair and lovely Drifa was all he wanted in a woman, and all he would ever need. She was lithe and shapely. Her lips were like that of the reddest apple in Asgard and her eyes were as white a blue as the snow in Jotennheim. He would literally, do anything to have this maiden in the same bed as he, but alas!
She was his sister.
In a life that was completely and utterly unfair was what he, Thor, God of Thunder, was living in. Why, he remembered the first day she had been brought home. She had been at the age of six, an Asgardian with no family, and his father had a heart big enough to adopt her with.
He remembered the first day he fell in love with her. It was before he even knew she was his sister. He had only been twelve and she had fell into a lake and as it would seem she couldn't swim worth enough to save her own life.
Maybe it was 'Pity Love' he was putting into her lap and placing into her delicate little hands. No, that couldn't be it, that wasn't it. He refused to see his love for her as 'Pity Love.'
It was love. And she was the only one he wanted to spend the rest of his days with. But why? Why did she have to be his sister?
It wasn't fair. By Odin's Boots it wasn't fair. Why? Why did it have to be this way? His mother wishes for him to marry for love, and his father wishes for him to produce an heir before the next time he wakes from Odinsleep. Both of these wishes were unfair by the highest standard. How can he produce an heir if he takes no liking to the girls who come from far and wide, in every corner of Asgard, to become his queen. And how can he marry for love, when the one he loves dearly and closely to his heart is one of a... complicated... relationship.
The fair and lovely Drifa was all he wanted in a woman, and all he would ever need. She was lithe and shapely. Her lips were like that of the reddest apple in Asgard and her eyes were as white a blue as the snow in Jotennheim. He would literally, do anything to have this maiden in the same bed as he, but alas!
She was his sister.
In a life that was completely and utterly unfair was what he, Thor, God of Thunder, was living in. Why, he remembered the first day she had been brought home. She had been at the age of six, an Asgardian with no family, and his father had a heart big enough to adopt her with.
He remembered the first day he fell in love with her. It was before he even knew she was his sister. He had only been twelve and she had fell into a lake and as it would seem she couldn't swim worth enough to save her own life.
Maybe it was 'Pity Love' he was putting into her lap and placing into her delicate little hands. No, that couldn't be it, that wasn't it. He refused to see his love for her as 'Pity Love.'
It was love. And she was the only one he wanted to spend the rest of his days with. But why? Why did she have to be his sister?