Urd looked at her husband and said. "I will start then."
Twenty-five thousand years ago.
It was before Belldandy's or Skuld's birth. Urd knew that one day she would have sisters but it was not yet. She had been handed over to the All Mighty by her mother Hild to be raised in heave. It was one of the few things that Hild every done for the greater good. Urd had a relative sad childhood. It was not because of anything the other gods or goddess did it was because of her dual nature. She was half goddess and half demon. Her two sides fought at all times. They were at war with each other. Peorth was all ways by Urds side. Peorth and Urd were the best of friends. The All Mighty did not have much time to spend with Urd. But Fella took Urd in as her own daughter. This is what led the All Mighty to marry Fella. It was because of the kindness she showed Urd even though she was half demon and half goddess. Urd grew to love Fella. In time Urds' power progressed. Because she was in heaven her demon side started losing the battle. This was good. Urd soon went to school to learn her powers. She was given the finest teachers that the All Mighty could find. Odin was her first teacher. It was right after he retired from combat. She would be his only student he ever taught. There would be many jokes about that. Most gods and goddess said it was because Urd was a little bit dense. Then again they really did not know the real reason why.
"Urd were are you hiding? I told your father that I would let nothing happen to you while here on earth." said Odin. Urd did not hear him. She was busy studding a young boy taking a bath in a river. She had never seen the opposite sex naked. She was very curries. "Urd I sear to The All Mighty that if you do not answer me now I will destroy this forest." Bellowed a very angry Odin. The young man that she had been spying on suddenly jumped like he had been shot with an arrow. Urd started giggling. "Ah there you are you little monster." Odin said as he reached down and grabbed the giggling Urd. "What are you doing over here?" Urd looked at Odin. She was not allowed to call him teacher. She was told by him to call him Uncle Odin or just plain Odin. "I was spying on that young boy over there. I think he is hansom. What do you think Uncle Odin?" she asked innocently. Odin peered really closely at the indicated mortal. Odin saw his future. The young man would grow up to be one of the greatest warriors in the history of man kind. His feats would inspire the art of war to new levels. His abilities were truly outstanding. "He looks like any other mortal to me." Odin replied. "All though he will be well known in the future." "I think he will be remarkable. That and he is really cute to boot to." Replied Urd. "Ok back to the lessons. Why does nature exist?" asked Odin. Urd looked at her Uncle Odin "The world uses nature to control its season and to mark the passage of the years." Urd stated. Odin looked at Urd with tenderness. "You got it absolutely right. Ok here is the next question. Why is love important to the gods and goddess?" Odin grinned as he asked this question. Urd looked at Odin. They had never discussed love in any of their lessons. She just looked at Odin. "I am only eight years old Uncle Odin. I don't love anyone but myself and my parents. Maybe you but just maybe." Said a very serious Urd. Odin started laughing at Urd. "So you deny loving that young mortal do you? Come here its time to go home." Odin said as he held out his hands. Urd went to Odin and hugged him.
The young mortal had heard the yell of Odin. So he went over to where he thought the yell was coming from. He saw a very tall man talking to a very pretty girl. She was about his age he thought. But then again who could say for sure. The crowned prince of Atlanta saw both the girl and man disappear. He went home to go to bed. Tomorrow he would begin his training. That night he dreamed of the young girl. He thought he heard the name Urd. But he was not for sure. And he was sure that the mans name was Odin. He wanted to know why a god was on his planet. No gods were to be allowed on the planet according to his father. The young man knew that such a decree would come to an end badly but there was nothing he could do. His father counselors argued with his father until they turned blue in the face. His father would not listen. Mankind was nearing a period were they would ascend. It was a happy occasion or so they thought. The little boy told his mother about what he had seen. His mother grinned at him thinking that her son had made it all up to amuse her. She said that he would just half to find this goddess of his. And sent him off to bed.
His grandfather sometimes had the gift of foretelling. At the young boys birth. His grandfather had a foretelling. The young man would have to die to live. No one knew what that meant. His grandfather would only smile every time he looked at his grandson. His grandson full name was Adams Coraopolis Kelly. But most people just called him Adam.