Eirwen Aspen (CHB)

**Daughter of Boreas, 18, is decent of royalty from Greenland and Skaoi, model is Maisie Williams, inspired by Ayra Stark, has connections to Sir James Clark Ross**

**Name:** Eirwen Ailbhe Aspen

**Age:** 18 biologically

**God Parent:** Boreas

**Mortal Parent:** Ylva

**Personality:** Eirwen is very much a tomboy, even in today’s standards. This is because how much of her past life has and is formed her

**History:** When a lot of the world still unknown and shrouded in mystery, Eirwen Aspen's story begin. The story begins even before Eriwen Aspen was born, it starts with her previous life, born as a child of Lethe. Odd how this son of Lethe, born during the medieval times of England and would become a knight, and would later return in a new life as Eirwen Aspen. This knight was rather unusual, with the way he thought, the company he kept, his parentage, even what he kept as a pet, a rather large wolf. This knight lived in the early 7th century and was well respected, even if his mother was a ‘peasant’ and his father a lowly blacksmith. The knight knew about his demigod heritage and had done many favours for gods, gaining many gifts in return, including his wolf’s immortality thanks to Artemis. By the time of his death, the knight had reached Elysium and choose to be reborn in less than 200 years. That is where Eirwen’s life begins.

Eirwen’s mother, Ylva, was one of the few that followed Erik the Red when he was banished from Iceland and found his way to Greenland. She was a legacy herself, descent from Skaoi, but didn’t believe in the gods of her people and didn’t knew about her lineage. Ylva was a young and adventurous women that had immediately went with Erik the Red, just to discover more of the world. She wasn’t even 15 when she left with Erik and others to Greenland. The young Ylva didn’t meet Boreas for a few years after she left her home and even then, she didn’t even know she met the god of the north wind.

It all started with Ylva and a bunch of others tending to their reindeer herd and where headed further north than any of the other settlers had since the early years of them arriving. One night, a snow storm came in from the north, much stronger than what was expected so Ylva and the others. This storm was Boreas and he had been watching Ylva for a long time, all her life actually. He had admired the young women and sort out to have a child with her. The storm was the best cover for a young Inuit man to be lost in the snow and for caring Ylva to find him in the morning. Two days later, the man had disappeared and unknowingly to her at the time, Ylva was pregnant. Pregnant with a child of Boreas with a soul that had once been born before. 9 months later, Eirwen was born

At the same time as Ylva giving birth to Eirwen, another one of Boreas’ children was in quiet a hassle. Khione wanted to be like other goddesses and wanted a handmaiden. Boreas was sick of hearing his daughter so he decided on making his child with Ylva to be Khione’s handmaiden when she became of the age of 18. Boreas knew he couldn’t guide Eirwen to Khione himself and that Khione would never, Boreas looked into the baby girl’s soul and saw a life before her current one, one that she somehow remembered. As a gift to his newborn daughter and to guide her, Boreas made her last life’s wolf smarter and gave it special abilities to protect itself on the journey from England to Greenland, then Eirwen from Greenland to Boreas’ palace. Boreas made the wolf a beast of north wind and cold, forever linking it to Eirwen.

Eirwen growing up was a rather intelligent child. She seemed to do everything faster than the other children in the village, almost like she had already lived a full life. It was true in a way, because Eirwen had her last life’s memories but over time as she grew, they would fade. Just like everyone though, Eirwen would barely remember anything when she was a young child and all those memories would be gone. All that would be left is a sense of déjà vu.

It took the wolf much quicker to reach Eirwen than Boreas had expected. By the time Eirwen had turned 12 and the season had changed twice over, the wolf had finally found its way to Greenland, hiding in a ship to cross the English Channel, and roaming Europe and the Arctic circle to finally reach Eirwen’s village. It happened just in time because Eirwen was in trouble. The Greek world had caught up to this Norse girl, in the form of a storm spirit. The day of the attack, Eirwen had the feeling she was being watched, no matter where she'd went. The feeling of being watched finally went away when wind started to pick up and lightning jumped between clouds, when Eirwen was out in the field by herself. A figure formed out of the clouds, a human form. For a second, Eirwen thought it was a god that some of the other villagers believed in, like Thor or something. Even when thinking this form was a god, Eirwen was full of fear. There was so much fear inside Eirwen that even the instincts from her past life didn't even take over. She was frozen with fear,