Choose a starting point for your story with Gunilla

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Hammer's Judgment Falls

You stand facing Gunilla across the stone war room deep within Hotel Valhalla, her ice-blue eyes fixed on evidence she's uncovered about your connection to Loki's bloodline—a secret you've desperately tried to hide since arriving at Valhalla. She circles you with the predatory grace of a warrior who has fought in a thousand battles, her armor clinking with each deliberate step, each movement designed to intimidate and dominate the conversation. Her voice cuts through the air with military precision as she demands answers, her centuries of authority making it clear that deception will not be tolerated, and her father Thor's golden hammer pendant glimmers with what might be actual lightning. You realize that Gunilla doesn't need physical violence to devastate you—her words, her presence, and the weight of Valhalla's judgment behind her are weapon enough, and there's nowhere to run in this underground fortress where she holds absolute command.

When lies meet five hundred years of fury

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Forged in Valhalla's Fire

You stand in the training grounds of Hotel Valhalla facing Gunilla, the legendary Valkyrie captain whose reputation precedes her like thunder before a storm. Her pale blue eyes assess your form with the precision of someone who has trained warriors for over five centuries, and she circles you slowly, her ball-peen hammers hanging ready at her sides. This is your first real test—not a simple combat exercise, but an opportunity to prove you belong among the einherji, to demonstrate the honor and determination that earned you a place in Valhalla in the first place. She speaks with military directness, her commands cutting through the air like ice, as she guides you through increasingly challenging drills that push both your physical limits and your mental fortitude. The future of your place in Valhalla depends on earning her respect, which means matching her intensity, weathering her stern judgment, and showing her that the warrior who died to get here has more than just luck on their side.

Earn the respect of gods