• Hugin and Munin Stories - Sleep Stories for Adults - Episode 43- The Raven King: Keeper of Odin’s Secrets - Part 3

  • Nov 12 2024
  • Length: 2 hrs and 3 mins
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Hugin and Munin Stories - Sleep Stories for Adults - Episode 43- The Raven King: Keeper of Odin’s Secrets - Part 3

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  • Welcome to Hugin and Munin stories. This is the final part out of three of our series The Raven King: Keeper of Odin’s Secrets. Our stories are based on authentic Norse myths and Scandinavian folk tales, ensuring a genuine and enriching experience.

    Astrid and Bjornvald journey to Yggdrasil, the World Tree, where they confront a powerful adversary whose ambitions threaten the balance of the realms. Amid shadowed forces and ancient powers, Astrid and Bjornvald stand side by side, their resolve unshaken as they face the trials before them.

    As Astrid returns to Midgard, she carries with her the story of their journey and the enduring legacy of the Raven King. Across the land, tales of his courage and wisdom begin to spread, transforming him into a legendary figure—a silent protector whose spirit watches over the Nine Realms, woven into the very fabric of fate.

    Whether you're looking to unwind after a long day or seeking a peaceful escape into the past, our narrations offer a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure.

    #oldnorse #norsemythology #vikingshistory #vikings #mythicaljourneys #mythology #ancienthistory #sleep #norse
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