Ragnarök: The End of the World

In the realm of Asgard, the gods faced their greatest fear. Fenrir, the monstrous wolf son of Loki, grew larger and more powerful each day. The Norns, weavers of fate, had spoken: this beast would bring about their doom. Odin the All-Father knew what must be done. The gods forged Gleipnir, a chain made from impossible things - the sound of a cat's footstep, the breath of a fish, the roots of a mountain. Through trickery and false friendship, they bound the great wolf. As Gleipnir tightened around Fenrir's limbs, Tyr the brave placed his hand in the wolf's mouth as pledge of good faith. When Fenrir realized the deception, his jaws snapped shut, severing Tyr's hand forever. The wolf was bound, but the seeds of Ragnarök were planted. Fenrir's howls of rage echoed through the nine realms, promising vengeance when the final day would come.