The Runic Edda

Story

Eytran was never meant to be a warrior. He was a monk from Lindisfarne, a man of ink and scripture. But when the Northmen returned under the command of Ivar the Boneless, his quiet days ended. Dragged across the sea to Uppsala, destined as a sacrifice to the old gods, Eytran discovered the truth: he was not chosen to die, but to save the world from destruction.

Between the prayers of Christ and the runes of Odin, between Wessex and Midgard, Eytran becomes the thread that ties two faiths, two powers, two destinies.

This is not a story of victims and conquerors. It is the story of a guy who will walk where no monk, no viking, no king dares to step. That means: walk into the heart of the myths themselves.

In The Runic Edda, history bends to legend. The question is not whether Eytran will survive… but what kind of world will rise from the clash of gods and men.