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Jargsa crept up behind her brother deftly, âWhat exactly are you trying to make?â She said once she was inch or two away from him, an attempt to scare him.
It wasnât until it was too late that Leif heard the sound of someone behind him. As his sister talked, he slowly turned his head towards Jargsa to keep up an appearance that she didnât catch him off guard. âI am making a bracelet that one of the Ladies of the court commissioned. Does it not look like a bracelet?âÂ
She laughed, she knew her brothr enough to when she caught  him off gaurd, even if he didnât show it. She looked over her brotherâs shoulder to see his work better, âMore than less, Iâm sure it will look beautiful.â
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           âYoung Jargsa!â a smile formed on the elder Godâs lips, greeting Volstaggâs daughter with a warmth, âHow do you fare?â Â
A smile broke out against the younger Asgardianâs face, âI am well, Allfather.â She replied happily, âAnd how are you?â
Old Norse Proverb 3
Jargsa looked down, she knew her sister loved to fight unlike herself and she would have been as amazing Sif or a Valkyrie. âIâm sorry, Flos.â She hugged her sister from the side quickly, âYou could always become a seamstress and sew together beautiful clothes fit for royalty.â She smiled as she leaned back into her spot against the table.
Flosi returned the hug, a welcome comfort as memory drew shadows into her mind. It had been so hard, the first few months after being told she would never be able to fight; it was a miracle she could even run, but sheâd made her peace with the limp. âIt would be a miracle if I earned that much recognition, Jar Jar. No, Iâll just dress our family. Have you seen Leif? He needs clean clothes.â
Jargsa remembered what Flosi was like the first few months after the accident. She was just a hollow shell of herself, she wouldnât smile for anything Jargsa did for her, not that she could blame Flosi. When she first smiled, Jargsa felt like crying out of joy, and she did. âNonsense, you have a gift for it, one day everyone will fight for your work.âÂ
Jargsa laughed, âLeif needs an entire chest full of clean clothes, heâs always covered in ashes just like his clothes.â
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ââŠWell my father told me to meet him on 42nd street, but I have no idea where that is.â
âYou need to go around the corner from here. Then go straight. Should get there.â
âThank you, sir. Perhaps I should have gotten a map before coming here.â
"It was over my head."
âWhat is wrong with you!â Jargsa yelled at her twin sister, anger seeping through every word. She rarely yelled, even when her siblings drove her mad. It took a lot for her to become angry enough to yell, especially at her own sister.
âI have no idea what youâre talking about.â
The blond heaved a heavy sigh and shrunk in annoyance, his shoulders slumped. âNever mind then. Itâs nothing important anyway.âÂ
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âFine, but donât think for a second I will forget about it.â Jargsa huffed, âIt was long, as usual. Learning the arts of healing is difficult, tiring, and often stressful. But I love it.â
âRic snorted softly and shook his head, âHow ever could I, dear sister. You forget nothing. You are like Kvasir, all knowing in all things.â He stopped teasing her only long enough to nod in acknowledgement of what she had told him, âThatâs great. You should only do things you love!â
âOf course, I inherited my amazing memory from mother, and our familyâs wonderful stubbornness.â She laughed at his teasing, âI am glad that I chose this, but I only wish I had done so sooner.â She beamed at her brotherâs encouragement.Â
âThank you, Flos.â Jargsa leaned against the table and stretched her arms above her head. âAnd what about you? What is your desired profession?â
âI wanted to be a warrior, like papa.â She frowned a little, memories bringing back the ache in her leg, still scarred from her torn tendon being put back together. âBut, I canât anymore, so sewing is just fine with me, Jar Jar.â Â
Jargsa looked down, she knew her sister loved to fight unlike herself and she would have been as amazing Sif or a Valkyrie. âIâm sorry, Flos.â She hugged her sister from the side quickly, âYou could always become a seamstress and sew together beautiful clothes fit for royalty.â She smiled as she leaned back into her spot against the table.
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Her footsteps approaching earned her a small smile, turning to face her as he held out a brightly hued purple flower, thick green leaves curling up the stem where it had been picked. The meaning was simple, it was held to her as a gift. Among the older Ăsynjur he was known to be gruff, asserting a dominance typical of his station.
Yet among the younger he exhibited a gentle kindness that reflected the softer side, one that was forever mocked by his father.
âDo you seek something? Or have you come to admire the               view as I have?âÂ
As he spoke a strong arm gestured outward in a sweeping movement of grandeur.
Jargsa walked as quietly as possible on the stone floor, but despite her efforts her footsteps were heard echoing off of the walls. As she approached Thor, a smile lit up her face. Jargsa accepted the graciously and thanked him.
To be honest, she wanted to be alone with her thoughts for a while and gaze out at the vast sky. She didnât expect anyone to be out here.Â
âI wanted to admire the view and to think, but if you wished to be alone, there are many places where I can go.â
Leif âmovies are made for watching, not for asking questions.â
âI missed the beginning, Leif! I think asking one or two is justified!â
âI have no idea what youâre talking about.â
The blond heaved a heavy sigh and shrunk in annoyance, his shoulders slumped. âNever mind then. Itâs nothing important anyway.âÂ
âNo, tell me Alaric. Iâm your sister and I want to know.â Jargsa placed a gentle hand on her brotherâs shoulder.Â
âItâs really nothing, Jargsa.â He pressed, unresponsive to the affectionate touch, âIâd rather hear you talk about your day, anyway.â
âFine, but donât think for a second I will forget about it.â Jargsa huffed, âIt was long, as usual. Learning the arts of healing is difficult, tiring, and often stressful. But I love it.â
 âYouâre welcome.â She replied as she picked up another thread for her sister, âIt has been⊠rather difficult actually, but I still enjoy it and I know I have much still to learn.â
âI am sure it is among the hardest of professions, and Iâm glad youâre happy with it.â Flosi replied, threading a needle to start tailoring the dress. Â
âThank you, Flos.â Jargsa leaned against the table and stretched her arms above her head. âAnd what about you? What is your desired profession?â
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âI have no idea what youâre talking about.â
The blond heaved a heavy sigh and shrunk in annoyance, his shoulders slumped. âNever mind then. Itâs nothing important anyway.âÂ
âNo, tell me Alaric. Iâm your sister and I want to know.â Jargsa placed a gentle hand on her brotherâs shoulder.Â
âTake everything in an inch, if itâs still too big for her, she can grow into it.â Jargsa replied looking down at the dress as well.
âOkay.â Without looking up, she stuck in a few pins near where the new seams would be. âThank you, Jargsa. Howâs healing been?â
 âYouâre welcome.â She replied as she picked up another thread for her sister, âIt has been... rather difficult actually, but I still enjoy it and I know I have much still to learn.â