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Defending Freya
The values that these g-ds bring in is very strong, and means a lot to them. Meaning that they believed they were defending evil and darkness, and standing up for all they believed in even if it meant that they came first before most others. Defending Freya who is also a big part of who they are as g-ds. Though unlike what we believe g-ds to be they can be killed. They believed that if they made a promise it cannot be broken but can manipulated. They are just equally the tricksters with more

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