Hiemdallr

Hobo Disguise
All of the newcomers were dressed similarly to Bob, wearing hodgepodges of various garments that they must have gathered from across the worlds. However, this man stood out from his fellow in the fact that he was clearly blind. He had on dark sunglasses, which were clearly cracked, and carried with him a large stick that he kept tapping on the ground. He also had a saxophone strapped to him, so John guessed the man probably was a beggar who played diddies for money.

True Form
The blind man’s glasses fell to the ground, shattering into a thousand tiny shards and revealing his bright blue eyes. They were not dulled by a lack of sight, rather quite the contrary. Somehow, John could tell that the man’s eyes could see much better than any man, woman, or child on earth. His tattered clothes melted away, forming into Nordic armor built from metal and fur, colored to be blue and golden. His whole body seemed to go through a powerwash revealing his pale muscle covered form. His walking cane began to grow, the end of a large double ended ax appeared on the end that was previously being tapped on the ground to aid his vision. Finally, his saxophone transitioned to being a large Nordic horn, one used to signal incoming ships as well as call to all members of a village that a meeting was to occur soon. Despite having never seen him in person, John could recognize him based on the mural in Beowulf’s tomb. In addition, he could feel a sort of familiarity to the god, the power radiating off the watchman of the gods similar to one of John’s godly runes. ‘ Hiemdallr… ’

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