Fenrir- - The same spoken of in Nordic mythology, apparently, although (as far as I have known him) he hardly matches up to the image his mythos portrays. - Surprisingly easy to please, if one scratches just the right spot behind his ears. - He has spoken often of his father, but it's difficult to tell what he truly thinks of him. - Like that father (if mythos is to be believed), he has a tendency towards mischief—"trolling," as he calls it. Even though he cannot truly die, should it ever lead to his harm... - Lately I see him more often in his human form. It's very...handsome. - I'm still not sure why he was so kind to me at first, but... I'll never be thankful enough for it.
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Date: 2010-08-26 01:44 pm (UTC)- The same spoken of in Nordic mythology, apparently, although (as far as I have known him) he hardly matches up to the image his mythos portrays.
- Surprisingly easy to please, if one scratches just the right spot behind his ears.
- He has spoken often of his father, but it's difficult to tell what he truly thinks of him.
- Like that father (if mythos is to be believed), he has a tendency towards mischief—"trolling," as he calls it. Even though he cannot truly die, should it ever lead to his harm...
- Lately I see him more often in his human form. It's very...handsome.
- I'm still not sure why he was so kind to me at first, but... I'll never be thankful enough for it.