Chapter 19

“You called me, mother. What is it?” Odin immediately asked. Her mother called her to come quickly. The black wolf had brought her the message.

“I don’t know, Odin, but I kept having this vision. I don’t know what it means, but you and Olin should be careful onward,” the Moon Goddess said.

“I have heard you, mother,” said Odin, perplexed. “But still don’t get you, mother. Are Olin and me in trouble?”

“They are not clear yet, but be careful and tell your sister.”

“I will, mother. Once Olin is back from the trip she took gods know where, I will tell her. I don’t even know where she and her husband went too,” Odin answered, slightly confused by her twin’s sudden disappearance.

“You don’t need to wait much longer. Olin is already on her way.”

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“Odin, I have missed you,” Olin said happily as she got down from the horse she had ridden toward the castle. Her husband, Lucan, was behind her.

“And I you,” Odin replied as they hugged each othe