Destiny is always an interesting subject to discuss. Are our lives pre-ordained, every detail set in stone? Or do we have the ability to choose what we make of our fate? Fenrir Lokison is an example of someone with a pre-determined destiny he did not ask for, instead wishing to pursue a different life. The role he's meant to play turned those he knew against him, but someone more versed on destiny severed his bindings and allowed him to live another way among those who trust and believe in him more than those he once wished to be accepted among.

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Delving into Norse Mythology this time, this Jotun graces my gallery! A differing version to the stories around him, this son of the Trickster sought to be accepted as an Aesir through deeds and efforts, but his foretold role hampered that to the point they tricked him into bindings he could not break, imprisoning him in a cave until the Twilight of the Gods. In a bold move, a hooded figure freed him in modern date and sent him to live among those who would accept and believe in the good heart he possesses.

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