Back in Asgard. Holy water for the builder.

Hello everyone.

I have decided to return to Asgard, as I was told that if I complete the quests there I will be able to relive famous stories from Norse mythology as if I were the king of the gods. Previously, I was already here and crossed the Bifrost to reach the tower of Heimdall and close the gates of Jotunheim.

After that I had forgotten a bit about that place, but it was time to go back. To return I went to the seer's hut and took a potion that makes me go into a deep sleep so that in visions my soul can move to another place.

In an instant I'm back in Agard, right where I had stayed before. There I take a mission from someone called The Builder, who wants water from the sacred well of Urd to build some defenses for the kingdom.

To get to the entrance of the well it was necessary to go through the entire Biofrost again and go down to a more distant terrain using one of the portals that can be found in different areas of the map.

After walking a little by boat and a little on foot, I arrived at the entrance of the cave. The entrance was not very decorated and not very visible, so for a moment I doubted if it was true that there was a sacred well inside.

Once inside the curve I used a magical energy flowing as a guide. After doing a bit of parkour, I came to a much larger inner room, which had the well in the center. Or so I thought.

As I get closer, I realize that what I was actually looking at was a huge puzzle, which I had to solve to open the central door that would lead me to the real Urd's well. The puzzle was somewhat difficult, but thanks to a comment from Tyr I was able to solve it. And yes, Tyr accompanied me during the tour of the cave, but since he doesn't do anything, I had forgotten to mention it.

When I finally reached the real holy well, I drank some of its water, but in the shadows I saw a terrifying silhouette, which turned out to be a small black wolf with red eyes. Immediately, my first reaction was to shoot an arrow in its head, but Tyr prevented it.

At his request, I agreed to spare the little wolf's life, but on the condition that he would take responsibility for it and keep it locked up.

When I get out of the well I meet Loki who asks me if I met the wolf. Here my suspicions become greater, because first Tyr takes pity on the animal's life and second Lokiknew I was there. Definitely, they are hiding something from me that I will find out sooner or later.

And now, a little off the subject of the game, in case you haven't noticed, said wolf is Fenrir, which is supposed to be part of Ragnarok. Said wolf is destined to swallow the sun and murder Odin. Things, of course, that I will not allow to happen.

That's why I'm ending this part of the story. Soon, I will bring you more screenshots about this series of quests inspired by the mythology of the Norse gods.