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there’s some flaws but im too lazy

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A3 with the viking trio!

I did one with (Sve), Agnarr (Dan), and Sigurdr /Auðr (Nor)

Also one with Brynhildr (fem Sve), which is based on a lil story thingy I did with @willeke-burggraaf where, STORY TIME,

How would the Viking Trio defend their s/o if they got hit on by a drunk man or something XD Thank u and take your time if u will 💞💖

Denmark: When Matthias sees his s/o being hit on, he’ll practically turn the whole bar upside down. He’ll be yelling at the drunkard, Matthias would probably get into a fight with the drunken man which would later lead to his s/o and Matthias getting kicked out of the bar. He’ll be pouting on the way home but he perks up immediately when you kiss his cheek.

Sweden: If looks can kill, it could have definitely killed the drunken slob mistaken to hit on you in front of Berwald. Berwald would probably stare daggers into the drunken man. He wouldn’t even want to waste a single second on the hazed fool; he’d just grab your hand and lead you out of the bar/restaurant without any scene caused. On the way back home, he’ll keep you closer to him than usual.

Norway: Just like Berwald, he would glare daggers into the drunk man. Though unlike Berwald, Lukas will stand next to you and make it obvious that you two are together. He’ll have his arm wrapped around your shoulders or waist. Though, once the drunk man becomes more aggressive, he will lead you out of the bar and cuddle you when you two get home.

My entry for @agnessieart ‘s draw this in your style! I really loved drawing our Audr, he's so pretty, and I’m also quite happy with how the crow ended up looking since I never really draw animals.

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can we change Norway’s name to Sigurd please?

I have very strong feelings about this because Lukas isn’t even that popular in Norway. I don’t know a single person with that name and it it’s even Latin.

Reasons to use Sigurd: 1. It’s of Norse origin 2. It can be used in any time period as it has always been a common name since the Viking Age and in modern times. 3. It means “victory” and “guardian”, which is kind of cool. 4. It just fits him better. He looks like a Sigurd. 5. It’s a really cool legend connected to a viking named Sigurd Dragonkiller or Fåvne’s Bane, which has always been popular. There’s even pictures of this tale on runestones throughout Scandinavia and in Britain.

The saga is about a young cheiftain called Sigurd, orphaned, who comes under the protection of a dwarven blacksmith. The dwarf makes him a sword and asks him to go to a cave and slay the dragon who lives there. The dragon is actually Fåvne, the dwarf’s brother who has taken the shape of a dragon to guard a treasure. Sigurd digs a hole at the entrance of the cave and hides in it. When the dragon comes out to attack, spewing poison, Sigurd stabs it through its belly and takes the treasure back to the dwarf. When they rest for the night, the dwarf goes to sleep while Sigurd cooks the dragons heart over the fire. As he goes to feel if it’s ready to be eaten he burns himself on the fat and sticks the fingers in his mouth to cool them. As the blood touches his lips he can suddenly understand animal’s speech. He can hear the birds in the tree above him say that if he was smart, he would kill the dwarf because he planned to murder him in his sleep and take all the gold for himself. So Sigurd does listens to the birds and stabs the dwarf before leaving with the gold.