The Nine Worlds

**The Nine Worlds**, also known elsewhere in the multiverse as **Odin's territory** or the **Aesir and Vanir kingdoms** are one of the most successful and well-known Grigori factions, emerged from the union of several Grigori groups after the Aesir - Vanir War. They are also one of the few groups that have survived, more or less intact after the war against the Nefandi, and one of the groups, which has had more presence in The Continent. Especially in the past of the Northern Kingdoms.

## Territory

As one of the most successful groups of this race, they control quite a few territories, although over time, they have lost some. Most of these territories are vassal universes, which pay obedience to Asgard.

### Asgard

Originally created by the Big Bang, this world would become one of the Realms of the Nine Worlds Grigori faction. Its position was the highest among the worlds of Yggdrasil. The world claimed by the Aesir faction Grigori founded by the first Aesir King Borr.

### Vanaheim

Originally created by the Big Bang, this world would become the world where the Vanir, one of the Grigori factions, originally lived. Characterized as a reservoir for all kinds of endangered animals and plants around the multiverse. Its position was the second highest among the worlds of Yggdrasil. The world was claimed by the Vanir faction Grigori founded by the first Vanir King Njord.

### Tir ná Lia [Alfheim] ( claimed )

Originally created by the Big Bang, this world would become one of the Realms of the Nine Worlds Grigori faction, specifically one of the homeworlds for the experimental elven race. It was once ruled by Freyr but he was usurped and retreated to other Nine World-controlled worlds before he could be successfully slain by the rebelling elves. Its position was the third highest among the worlds of Yggdrasil.

### Svartalfheim (disputed by Dwarf Rebels)

Originally created by the Big Bang, this world would become the world where the Demons of Yrrhedes would originate from before making their own realm known as Hell. Its position was the fourth lowest among the worlds of Yggdrasil.

### Nidavelir

Originally created by the Big Bang, this world would become the world where the Dwarves (the creations of Gridona) would call home. Its position was the third lowest among the worlds of Yggdrasil.

### Jötunheim

A world of mountains and frost inhabited by Ice Giants. Its position was the second lowest among the worlds of Yggdrasil.

### Muspelheim

A world of perpetual smoke and fire inhabited by Fire Giants. Its position was the lowest among the worlds of Yggdrasil, though it does share a dimensional border with Nilfheim.

### Nilfheim (claimed)

Speculated as a world very affected by the ether, so much so that, its fog is capable of transforming the reality of other worlds. It is also known as a land of perpetual frost. Its position was the lowest among the worlds of Yggdrasil, though it does share a dimensional border with Muspelheim.

## Composition

Unlike other Grigori factions, which are much more closed due to the territory they own, they have come to incorporate among their members beings of other races. An example of this has been, for example, the Valkyries. Warriors (mainly human) and women, who have been rescued and transformed into part of the warrior elite of this faction. Dedicated mainly to the task of searching for the best warriors around the multiverse to incorporate them into the the ranks of Asgard. Giants, also appear as part of Odin's domain. Although more among the genes of his allies and relatives, due to his genetic experiments.

## Presence in the Spiral

The aforementioned different universes that they once came to control, did so because of the ease with which they all traveled with each other. This zone of the multiverse in the spiral is tree-shaped, and is known as Yggdrasil.