By The Prophet
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My most ambitious fan fiction project to date, Æsirhættir was conceived as a five-part epic. While most of the parts come in at somewhat shorter than those in the Home Trilogy (with the glaring exception of The World Serpent) such that the total is only a little longer, the five chapters of Æsirhættir were written as components of a longer plot, where the earlier fics just grew organically from each other.
Æsirhættir makes several references to Chooser of the Slain, especially in The World Serpent and Ragnarok.
Æsirhættir means 'God Killer', and is lifted shamelessly from The Subtle Knife, by Philip Pullman, because it's appropriate, and because it's such a cool word.
Taking Cassandra to visit his old friend's dig seemed a good way for Daniel to stave off the holiday blues, but when Dr Angharad Midhir's find of a lifetime hurls her, Daniel and Jack across two galaxies, not only they, but the entire Galaxy are put at risk.
With his friend missing and the Asgard's archenemy on the loose, Daniel races against time to locate a fugitive Harcesis before Loki does.
Jack and Teal'c head to the planet Jelling in the company of Norse expect Mary Lasuip. They are searching for Loki's son, the brutal Fenrir, but what they find is far from what they expected.
Sam hunts the formidable Jormungandr on an ancient Asgard prison world, and sees a new side of Earth's most valued allies. Meanwhile, Loki dispatches an agent to infiltrate the SGC complex.
Loki attempts to reactivate his super-battleship Naglfar. His success could spell the end for the Asgard and the Tau'ri; but how can he be stopped when he holds a god to ransom?