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The Lady Frigga, queen of Asgard and affectionately known as the Allmother by all others, was praised throughout the Nine Realms for her nurturing nature. Her heart was for all creatures and beings despite their shortcomings and those that received her compassion flourished. As a mother of two sons, Prince Thor and Prince Loki, she desired to teach her young boys about the value of life thusly, one afternoon, she stole them away from their "magical quest" to the realm of foodheim, also known as the kitchen, and took them out beyond the walls of the city of Asgard to a forest nearby. There, she introduced the lads to a beautiful deer who had just given birth to a baby fawn. Immediately, the little princes took kindly to the baby deer much to Lady Frigga's enjoyment. She stood afar and tended to the mother deer whilst Thor and Loki gawked over the fawn. Thor took it into his arms but, unaware of his growing strength, he began to choke the life from the baby.
Loki became aware of the little one's struggle and begged Thor to release it. Thor believed Loki to be jealous that he got to hold the fawn first so he was reluctant to release him. When he finally did, he realized his mistake and both princes grew worried as the fawn lay limp upon the ground. Loki had begun his lessons in magic but was easily a novice at this time. Despite his lack of training, he took pity upon the fawn and attempted to heal him though his limited magic. Unbeknownst to either one, the spell Loki used was incorrect and rather than healing the fawn, it hastened death. The fawn passed out but the princes believe the baby is just resting after the trying ordeal. Cautiously, they place him under a tree to rest and head off to continue their quest in the forest.
Lady Frigga returns to the spot where her two sons had left the fawn and quickly uses her own magic to heal the poor thing, however, she refused to tell them the fawn had flirted with death so that they would not feel ashamed of their unintentionally destructive actions. It was only years later that Loki sat in study, reading through a book of spells when one seemed familiar. It was then he had the realization that he had used it on the fawn some years back and it was not what he had intended. It should have killed the little fellow. Loki's heart sank as did Thor's when Loki revealed the mistake. For a whole week, Asgard had to deal with two guilt-ridden teenager princes.

Yet another drawing! Tis been a while since I have uploaded one and that is because it has been a while since I had a chance to doodle something. I was frightfully busy with my cosplay up until now so I had a bit of time to draw. I went for a manuscript idea for this one since it went with the story above. I admit, I role-play with a friend of mine and it was between he and I that this tale came about. I desired to illustrate it.

~Details~
Loki's flower, the Stargazer Lily, symbolizes ambition.
Thor's flower is the Daffodil symbolizing chivalry.
At the top is the idea of life and death going from moon to sun back to the moon.
Finally, there are Odin's ravens, Huginn and Muninn, hidden in the drawing. They symbolize thought and memory.

Prismacolor colored pencils, sepia pens, tan paper.
On Tumblr

Description
The Lady Frigga, queen of Asgard and affectionately known as the Allmother by all others, was praised throughout the Nine Realms for her nurturing nature. Her heart was for all creatures and beings despite their shortcomings and those that received her compassion flourished. As a mother of two sons, Prince Thor and Prince Loki, she desired to teach her young boys about the value of life thusly, one afternoon, she stole them away from their "magical quest" to the realm of foodheim, also known as the kitchen, and took them out beyond the walls of the city of Asgard to a forest nearby. There, she introduced the lads to a beautiful deer who had just given birth to a baby fawn. Immediately, the little princes took kindly to the baby deer much to Lady Frigga's enjoyment. She stood afar and tended to the mother deer whilst Thor and Loki gawked over the fawn. Thor took it into his arms but, unaware of his growing strength, he began to choke the life from the baby.
Loki became aware of the little one's struggle and begged Thor to release it. Thor believed Loki to be jealous that he got to hold the fawn first so he was reluctant to release him. When he finally did, he realized his mistake and both princes grew worried as the fawn lay limp upon the ground. Loki had begun his lessons in magic but was easily a novice at this time. Despite his lack of training, he took pity upon the fawn and attempted to heal him though his limited magic. Unbeknownst to either one, the spell Loki used was incorrect and rather than healing the fawn, it hastened death. The fawn passed out but the princes believe the baby is just resting after the trying ordeal. Cautiously, they place him under a tree to rest and head off to continue their quest in the forest.
Lady Frigga returns to the spot where her two sons had left the fawn and quickly uses her own magic to heal the poor thing, however, she refused to tell them the fawn had flirted with death so that they would not feel ashamed of their unintentionally destructive actions. It was only years later that Loki sat in study, reading through a book of spells when one seemed familiar. It was then he had the realization that he had used it on the fawn some years back and it was not what he had intended. It should have killed the little fellow. Loki's heart sank as did Thor's when Loki revealed the mistake. For a whole week, Asgard had to deal with two guilt-ridden teenager princes.

Yet another drawing! Tis been a while since I have uploaded one and that is because it has been a while since I had a chance to doodle something. I was frightfully busy with my cosplay up until now so I had a bit of time to draw. I went for a manuscript idea for this one since it went with the story above. I admit, I role-play with a friend of mine and it was between he and I that this tale came about. I desired to illustrate it.

~Details~
Loki's flower, the Stargazer Lily, symbolizes ambition.
Thor's flower is the Daffodil symbolizing chivalry.
At the top is the idea of life and death going from moon to sun back to the moon.
Finally, there are Odin's ravens, Huginn and Muninn, hidden in the drawing. They symbolize thought and memory.

Prismacolor colored pencils, sepia pens, tan paper.
On Tumblr