Anima Lokajárson

Anima Lokajárson is a character from my novel 'NAUNET: The Labours of Animus". Anima is one of the Ásynjurna, a part human part Æsir goddess. Anima was found by the Æsir Skyfather Odin as an abandoned child during one of his cosmic domain expansion war campaigns in Midgard and Anima was divinely adopted by the god Odin. Anima lived alongside and was trained by Odin's Valkyrie in the courts of Valhalla. Anima soon discovered her powers and joined the Valkyrie on the battlefield during Odin's cosmic domain expasion wars. As Anima's powers grew and her competence as a commanding Valkyrie warrior grew with her she rose through the ranks at the surprise of all in Asgard and Valhalla alike. For Anima was of Midgardian birth, she was not a god by birth, but a mere mortal human being, who had some how learned to fight on par with gods! In no time Anima became one of Odin's chief commanding Valkyries and an honorary queen of Asgard as Odin had forseen with his All-Seeing Eye. When Odin first encounterd Anima as a mere child on the war torn domain of Midgard he knew it was Anima's destiny to be his right hand during his campaigns to expand his celestial domain beyond the reaches of Asgard. However the real Anima yet remains an enigma. Her true origins and intentions are unknown, even to Odin. During the battle at the gates of Khematia, Anima appears just in the nick of time to seemingly save Khematia from the Anunnaki invasion lead by the armies of Queen Ea, elder sister of Enki and Ninhursag and first to the throne of Nibiru. Anima makes short work of Ea's Sentinel that Animus and the rest of his legion alongside Naunet and Ninhursag struggled so hard to best. Despite her timely rescue, Naunet notices Animus' disdain of this wolf-riding nymph, who throws wisps of crimson light from her fingers that can cut through mountains. However, despite Animus and the legion's prior history with the enigmatic Anima, Anima has taken a liking to Naunet. Naunet couldn't have been any luckier, first the Anunnaki Enki comes to Khematia, then an all out invasion by Queen Ea, and now a daughter of Odin herself has arrived before Naunet. Naunet's fantasy to fight a Skyfather like Odin is quickly turnining into reality. But could putting her trust in this seemingly invincible yet ominously mysterious wolf riding Valkyrie for the sake of gaining access to Valhalla be the final gamble that causes Naunet's luck to run out?