The long wait is over - but it was worth it. Announced for the first time six years ago, the 5th novel of the God Stories by Voenix is finally here. Staying true to his proven narrative style of text and illustrations, the new book now spans more than 600 pages. At the beginning, we learn how the godfather Odin sets out to reclaim the mead of the gods, Odrörir, stolen by giants, which grants its owner the power of linguistic ecstasy. During this adventure, he fathers a son named Bragi, who was considered the first divinely gifted skald (bard) and thus entered into Nordic legends and myths. He was later elevated to the status of the god of poetry, whom Odin is said to have appointed as his first speaker.

Plot: Raised underground among dwarves, Bragi is abandoned as a boy by his mother on a boat to find his fortune in the world. After being stranded by a storm, he is found by an old man who introduces Bragi to the essence of Nordic skaldship. Gradually honing his abilities, Bragi eventually becomes a celebrated singer, capable of performing true wonders with his music. However, before his father brings him home to Asgard, Bragi must face many trials and adventures.