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Sleipnir having been killed during Atticus\' escape attempt, at which time Odin and the Valkyries were doing their duty and reacting to the deaths of the Norns at the hands of an unidentified intruder and said intruder\'s subsequent theft.
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Sleipnir having been killed during Atticus\\\' escape attempt, at which time Odin and the Valkyries were doing their duty and reacting to the deaths of the Norns at the hands of an unidentified intruder and said intruder\\\'s subsequent theft. Atticus acknowledges his culpability in that particular case, but dismisses it with SunkCostFallacy, which in itself may be subject to some deliberation but is unimportant here.
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On Atticus and the Norns. During Atticus\' first visit to Asgard, he entered on the back of Ratatosk, climbing up Yggdrasil. When he arrived the Norns immediately tried to kill him without warning. During the ensuing confrontation, Atticus remarks:
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On Atticus and the Norse. During Atticus\\\' first visit to Asgard, he entered on the back of Ratatosk, climbing up Yggdrasil. When he arrived the Norns immediately tried to kill him without warning. During the ensuing confrontation, Atticus remarks:
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I don\'t remember exactly, but I believe the only one he directly killed was Freyr, though he did also seriously injure Odin by killing Hunin (or was it Mugin. I forget). I also think he injured Gullinbursti (giant gold pig).
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I don\\\'t remember exactly, but I believe the only one Atticus directly killed was Freyr, though he did also seriously injure Odin by killing Hunin (or was it Mugin. I forget). I also think he injured Gullinbursti (giant gold pig).
