Hammer of the Gods Page #3

With our lives, Baldur.

We should hope it won't come to that.

Thor.

What ails you?

...felt like fire was

coursing through my veins.

I can't explain it.

It was as if I was dreaming,

yet I did not sleep.

What did you see?

A great warrior!

A poisoned sky, a sea

serpent of unimaginable size.

This warrior, did he

wield a strange weapon?

A hammer.

Yet it was a hammer I'd never

laid my eyes upon before.

How do you know of this?

I believe you saw ...

the hammer of the gods.

Of course.

The warrior, he bore a serpent shield.

believe it was you, brother.

Oh, yeah, clearly,

as Baldur alone wears the serpent.

Now, are we here to find our kinsmen,

or sit here debating the

meaning of Thor's dreams?

You all right?

You're wearing a hole in the earth.

Apologies if my duties

are arousing your slumber.

Be still, if you're so sorry.

Did you hear that?

There it is again.

Bragi, did

you see any--

by the giants. Must you do that?

I'll happily return to

my post if you'll shut--

where'd the others go?

Njord!

Tonight ...

we drink at Odins side, Borr!

Let's not keep him waiting!

Baldur!

What?

Borr, Bragi!

Do you really think?

Everyone back to the village. now!

Hel!

Garmur!

Garmur!

We're too late. They've been taken.

Four men, dragged away by wolves?

I told you. These are not

wolves as you and I have known.

Hel, Garmur, show

yourselves if you still live!

I'm so sorry.

There was nothing we could do.

Everyone inside!

Everyone.

Clearly, these are not simple wolves.

This is an enemy unlike

any we've ever known,

and a situation none of

us could have foreseen,

not even you, Freyja.

Or you, Thor.

We're only here 'cause of my

damn notions of glory and destiny.

Sentiment is noble, youngest,

but the burden lies

solely on my shoulders.

I brought us here, not you.

That's all fine and good, Baldur,

but what are we gonna do now?

I've already told you.

We need to leave.

No. We should fight these

things with our full force,

before they thin our ranks any further.

If you listened to me before, Borr

and his brothers would still live.

Mind your words, Ulfrich.

Baldur might tolerate your insolence,

but I have neither his

patience nor his virtue.

We have underestimated

these wolves once.

Not again.

We're going back to the ship.

We're to leave, then?

No.

We're not going anywhere

until we find the others.

We'll collect those at the

beach, and once we're 14 strong,

we'll come back, find our kinsmen,

and kill anything that gets in our way.

And what of these people?

They survived without us for months.

Let them survive another few days.

Thor!

Give him room, woman.

What is it now, brother?

I'm beginning to think you

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