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Martyn Whittock

Martyn WhittockTales of Valhalla yazarı
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Unvan:
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Doğum:
10 Şubat 1958

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6 okur okudu.
13 okur okuyacak.
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Umarım bir gün Tanrı'larımız da arkadaş olur.
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İnsan kendi kaderinin efendisidir, Tanrılar değil.
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After Ragnarök
Then I see a second earth rising from the great sea. It will be green, with waterfalls and eagles flying over it as they hunt for fish within the mountain rivers. And then the Æsir (who survive) will meet on Idavoll plain and talk of what has come to pass: the Midgard serpent and the great events that they have seen. And they will recall the runes from ancient times that Odin the Mighty One once gained. After that they will find the golden gaming pieces, lost in the grass by those who played there in ancient times. Then crops will grow in the fields without being sown and all that is broken will be made whole. Baldr will live once more and he and Hod (once divided by conflict) will live together in peace. Wooden slips that foretell the future shall be made once more and Haenir (who once relied on Mimir for his knowledge) will himself choose the slips to interpret them as the world once again is settled by people.I see a fine hall that is brighter than the sun and has a roof of gold. It will be there – at Gimle – that the lords of this new world will live in happiness and peace. Finally, the great and powerful one will come: he who rules over all. He will come from above to the place where once the gods gave judgements. Then the dragon will come flying; he will rise up from the hills that are dark as when the moon is down. Nidhogg will carry the bodies of the dead on his wings as he flies over the plain. Now I lie down and am silent.
At the end of this battle the gods, giants and all mankind will have died and all created things will be destroyed by fire.
A Celtic god whose name meant 'thunder' was Taranis; in Welsh and Breton the word for thunder is taran.
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