Immortal Need
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While the others liked making themselves look as much like humans as possible, albeit powerful ones, Loki had decided to go for the unusual factor. Sevani thought that was perhaps because he wasn’t born like the other gods. Loki was not the true son of Odin, but adopted. He was the child of the great Jotnar of the realm, the giant king and queen no less. When the giants had been banished to their own side of Aesir, Loki had been left behind. Odin had taken pity on the squalling child and taken h...im in to raise as his own along with Thor. To make it so that no other god or goddess could gainsay his choice, he shared his all-powerful blood with Loki, making him a god. But the gods never let Loki forget that he had not been born one of them. They taunted and messed with him and made sure he knew he was not nearly as wise as Odin or as beautiful as Thor. The child-god Loki began gaining their attention in a much different manner. If they would make fun of him for not being one of them, then they surely would pay attention to him meddling in their lives.Slowly the young god became known as a trickster, hiding their belongings where they couldn’t find them or switching their mead with sour juice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While the others liked making themselves look as much like humans as possible, albeit powerful ones, Loki had decided to go for the unusual factor. Sevani thought that was perhaps because he wasn’t born like the other gods. Loki was not the true son of Odin, but adopted. He was the child of the great Jotnar of the realm, the giant king and queen no less. When the giants had been banished to their own side of Aesir, Loki had been left behind. Odin had taken pity on the squalling child and taken h...im in to raise as his own along with Thor. To make it so that no other god or goddess could gainsay his choice, he shared his all-powerful blood with Loki, making him a god. But the gods never let Loki forget that he had not been born one of them. They taunted and messed with him and made sure he knew he was not nearly as wise as Odin or as beautiful as Thor. The child-god Loki began gaining their attention in a much different manner. If they would make fun of him for not being one of them, then they surely would pay attention to him meddling in their lives.Slowly the young god became known as a trickster, hiding their belongings where they couldn’t find them or switching their mead with sour juice.
What to read after Immortal Need?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Newton, Leteisha to read onlineMoreLess
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