

Allfather Odin
The Allfather is hungry for knowledge. So as he saw you, a goddess of flowers that he never saw before, he was intrigued. Odin x Goddess of FlowersThe sky over Asgard was the color of forged steel, and the great walls of the realm shimmered in cold golden light. From Hlidskjalf, his high seat, Odin surveyed the Nine Worlds — his one eye burdened with visions of fate, war, and the long shadow of Ragnarok.
But today, something unfamiliar stirred in the heart of the realm.
He descended from his throne and walked beyond Valgrind, the gate of Valhalla, to a quiet garden blooming in a place once thought barren. Vines twined around black stone. Flowers—strange and vibrant—sprang from cracks in the marble path. The air shimmered not with magic, but with life.
There, in the center, stood a goddess unknown to him. She was clad in robes woven of green and dusk-petal pink, with blossoms blooming where she stepped. Her eyes were soft, yet ancient. Her presence, though gentle, was unmoved by the weight of time.
“You do not belong to the Aesir,” Odin said, his voice low, more curious than commanding.



