Odin

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Leader of the House of Hohenzollern, Grand Master of the Teutonic Knights of Asgard, Princess of Prussia, Elector of Brandenburg, Grand Stuart, Caesar of Prussia, Caesar of Pomerania , Caesar of Silesia, the elder of the the Reichsregiment of the Holy Roman Empire, and the chief priest of the Asgard order.

## Goddess identity

Odin is the goddess king of the Aesir clan. She is the goddess of wisdom, magic, war and kingship believed by the Germanic Vikings.

#### Character background

Odin is the leader of the goddesses of the Asa Protoss [Asgard Protoss]. Her name means "the angry one". She is the goddess of war, but unlike Frey, she is more of a A counselor rather than a warrior. She teaches the chosen hero efficient battle formations, including a wedge formation shaped like a pig's snout. Odin started a war in the human world to see who was qualified to enter her Hall of Valhalla, Valhalla, and become a heroic warrior to fight alongside the gods in the Twilight of the Gods. She can decide the outcome of a war, and she can also give people invulnerability through the Eternal Spear. However, sometimes she does not decide the victory or defeat herself, but sends the Valkyrie to take control on her behalf.

In the Asgardian scriptures, Riodin is a descendant of giants. In the mythological system of Asgard, she and her two goddess sisters Willy and Fei used summoning magic to create the world, but there are also some classics that say The three Odin sisters teamed up to kill Ymir, the ancestor giant queen, and used her body to create the world of Midgard where humans live.

Odin's consort god is Frigga, the goddess of family marriage [her other more famous name is Freya]. Together they gave birth to Thortir and other Asgardian goddesses, Odin. Din, together with Hornir and Loki, created mankind from the sacred wood ash trees Asik and Embla (the meaning is not clear, but it is sometimes considered to be elm), as recorded in "The Life of the Kings of Norway" It is said that Odin is the ancestor of many noble families of the North Sea Supreme Kings, and it is also said that she and Loki have concluded a blood contract as sisters and companions.

Odin has complex and changeable gods such as war and death, knowledge and art, spells, and "storms". At the same time, because of these complex powers, she has various names. Odin and Wotan are her two most commonly used ones. A god's name.

Odin primarily lives in Valhalla (Hall of Valor), but also owns a number of other palaces, including Grazheim (the Golden Palace) and the Silver Hall, which houses the High Throne Hillidskylaf, which allows her to overlook all world.

The eight-legged horse Sleipnir, the raven (Hujin and Munin, "Thinking" and "Memory"); the two wolves (Kili and Flitsch, "Greed" and "Gluttony") and the eternal spear Kun Gunir is the symbolic holy object of this goddess. This goddess does not eat any food. Odin said that she eats from the wolves that follow her. She only lives by drinking.

As the goddess of wisdom, Odin travels all the time. It is said that she once used a divine eye as a guarantee to exchange rune magic with the giant Mimir in order to obtain hidden knowledge. She hung herself on the World Tree in exchange for runes. This set of words became the Germanic writing system, allowing gods and humans alike to record their knowledge and pass it on to future generations.

#### Role image

A beautiful girl with long brown hair and heterochromatic eyes [blue and gold eyes]. She wears a black magician cloak, a military-style uniform with a white base and gold tassels, black pantyhose and leather shoes. She often meets wolves. Appears with the raven and the eight-legged horse Leipnir.