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GOD OF WAR
By: PeterwritesOngoing
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In the frozen heart of Midgard, Kratos and Atreus find themselves drawn into a nightmare that predates even the gods themselves. When entire villages begin vanishing into thin air—leaving only frozen blood and whispers in the wind—the Ghost of Sparta must confront a horror that cannot be killed by blade alone. Something ancient stirs beneath the Nordic ice. The Draugr no longer stay dead. The forests breathe with malevolent intelligence. And Atreus begins hearing voices that shouldn't exist voices that know his true nature, voices that call him by a name even Kratos fears to speak. As father and son venture deeper into cursed territories where reality itself fractures, they discover that some evils were buried for a reason. The lines between the living and the dead blur. Trust becomes a luxury. And Kratos must ask himself: what happens when you've killed gods, but the true monsters were waiting underneath all along? This is a story of survival, sacrifice, and the terrifying realization that in the world of Norse mythology, death is never the end it's just the beginning of something worse.
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GOD OF WAR WHISPERS IN THE SNOW
Night fell quickly in the north, swallowing the world in absolute darkness.Kratos and Atreus made camp in the hollow of a massive fallen tree, ancient and half-buried in snow. It wasn't ideal—too exposed, too cold—but they needed rest. Even gods had limits, and Kratos could feel his approaching fast.The fight with Vetrblod had taken more out of him than he'd admitted. The cold still lingered in his chest, a foreign presence that made each breath feel like inhaling broken glass. He'd hidden it from Atreus, forcing his breathing to remain steady, his movements strong. But alone in the darkness, with only the crackling fire between them, it was harder to maintain the facade."You're hurt," Atreus said quietly, not looking at him. The boy was sharpening arrows, hands moving with practiced efficiency."I'm fine.""You've been favoring your left side since we left the village. And your breathing—it's wrong. Shallow."Kratos said nothing. There was no point in lying, not to someone who kne
Last Updated : 2026-01-22GOD OF WAR THE WITCH'S COUNSEL
They walked for hours through the frozen forest, putting distance between themselves and the ruined village. Neither spoke. There was too much to process, too many questions without answers.Kratos's body ached in ways it hadn't for years. The cold from Vetrblod's grip had sunk deep, settling into his bones like poison. Every breath hurt. Every step required concentration. But he didn't slow down, didn't show weakness. Atreus needed to see strength right now, not doubt.The boy walked beside him, bow ready, eyes constantly scanning the treeline. He'd been quiet since they left—too quiet. Kratos recognized that silence. He'd worn it himself many times, in the years after Lysandra and Calliope. The silence of someone trying to make sense of horror."We need information," Kratos finally said, breaking the oppressive quiet. "Someone who understands what we're facing.""You mean Freya," Atreus said."Yes.""She's not going to be happy to see us.""She doesn't have to be happy. She just has
Last Updated : 2026-01-22GOD OF WAR BLOOD ON ICE
The first creature lunged before Vetrblod finished speaking.Kratos moved on instinct, throwing the Leviathan Axe in a horizontal arc. It caught three of them mid-leap, shattering them into fragments of ice and black mist. But more came behind, scrambling over their dying brethren, fingers outstretched, mouths open in silent screams."Boy! High ground!" Kratos roared, catching his axe as it returned to his hand.Atreus was already moving, scaling a pillar of ice at the chamber's edge, bow singing as he fired arrow after arrow into the mass. Each shot found a target—eye socket, throat, chest—but the creatures barely slowed. They came on like an avalanche, unstoppable and cold.Kratos planted his feet and met them head-on.The first wave broke against him like water against stone. He swung the axe in wide arcs, each strike releasing bursts of frost that competed with the creatures' own unnatural cold. Limbs shattered. Bodies exploded. Black blood sprayed across pristine ice, steaming wh
Last Updated : 2026-01-22GOD OF WAR THE FROZEN PATH
Dawn came like a wound opening across the sky—red and raw and reluctant.Kratos hadn't slept. He'd sat at the cave entrance all night, axe across his knees, watching the treeline for movement that never came. The creatures had vanished after their warning, leaving only trampled snow and that lingering sweet rot smell that made his stomach turn.Atreus had tried to stay awake too, but exhaustion had claimed him around midnight. The boy slept now, curled near the dead fire, one hand still clutching his bow. Even in sleep, he looked tense. Ready to fight.Good. He'd need to be.Kratos stood, joints protesting from a night of cold and stillness. He was getting old—not by mortal standards, but by the measure of wars fought and blood spilled. Every scar was a calendar marking time he should have been dead. Should have stayed dead.But death had never been permanent for him. Not when there was still work to do.He moved to the cave entrance, studying the landscape with a warrior's eye. The f
Last Updated : 2026-01-21GOD OF WAR ECHOES IN THE FROST
They made camp three miles from the village, in a shallow cave Kratos had spotted carved into a rocky outcrop. It wasn't much—barely deep enough to shield them from the wind—but it was defensible. One entrance. Solid stone at their backs. Good sightlines.Atreus gathered firewood while Kratos set wards at the cave mouth, old protections his father had taught him in another life. Runes scratched into stone. Herbs burned to ash. They wouldn't stop something powerful, but they'd give warning. That was all he needed.The fire crackled to life, orange light pushing back the encroaching darkness. Night came fast this far north, swallowing the world in cold black. Atreus sat close to the flames, bow across his lap, staring into the dancing light."You're thinking too loud, boy," Kratos said, settling against the cave wall where he could watch both the fire and the entrance."Those things back there..." Atreus's voice was quiet. "They weren't Draugr. I've fought Draugr. Those were different."
Last Updated : 2026-01-21GOD OF WAR THE VANISHING
The village shouldn't have been silent.Kratos stood at the treeline, one hand resting on the Leviathan Axe strapped to his back, his breath misting in the bitter cold. Behind him, Atreus shifted his weight, bow already in hand. The boy had learned well—never assume safety. Never lower your guard."Father," Atreus whispered. "Where is everyone?"The settlement ahead was small, maybe twenty structures scattered across a clearing carved from the pine forest. Smoke should have been rising from hearths. Children should have been playing in the snow. But there was nothing. Just the wind moving through empty doorways like the breath of something watching.Kratos moved forward, boots crunching through fresh snow. No tracks. No footprints leading away. Just smooth white powder, undisturbed except for their own trail behind them."Stay close," he rumbled.They'd come here following rumors—whispers carried by traders in the last village two days south. People vanishing. Entire families gone in
Last Updated : 2026-01-21
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