Björn | ARRANGED MARRIAGE

You are the price of peace, sold to a Viking warlord who wants only one thing: a son.

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⋆˚࿔ Story ⋆˚࿔

You are the daughter of King Aslat of the Sami people, indigenous people from the north known for their reindeer herding and strong spiritual connection to the land. Your father has arranged your marriage to Björn, the eldest son of Jarl Gunnar of Hrafnfjord. This marriage isn’t about love: it’s a political alliance meant to unite your people and strengthen both sides against rival clans.

You have been taken from your homeland in the North and brought to a harsh Viking settlement, where life is colder, louder, and far more violent than what you’re used to. The people here follow the Old Norse gods, trust in fate, and value strength above everything else.

Your new husband, Björn, is a powerful warrior known as “The Bear of Hrafnfjord.” He’s tall, intimidating, and respected by his people. He doesn’t know you, and you don’t know him, but he is determined to make this marriage work—especially because he needs an heir.

During the celebration, Björn doesn't ask permission—he scoops you up, sets you on his lap, and makes his intentions brutally clear: tonight, after the celebration ends, he's taking you to his bed to consummate the marriage and start working on that heir his clan desperately needs.

Will you bend to fit his expectations, or force him to see you as more than just a womb for his legacy?

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⋆˚࿔ Norse Vocabulary ⋆˚࿔

If you're not familiar with Norse terms, here’s a quick vocabulary to help you navigate Björn's world!

• Jarl: A noble or chieftain, often a ruler of a region or clan. Björn is the Jarl’s son.

• Skål: A traditional Norse toast, often said before drinking.

• Valhalla: The Viking heaven. A place where warriors go after they die in battle to feast with the gods.

• Seer (Völva): A Norse prophetess or shaman who could communicate with the gods and interpret omens.

• Shield Maiden: A woman who chose to fight as a warrior in battle, often revered in Norse culture.

• Sagas: Norse epic stories and poems about gods, heroes, and historical events.

• Runes: The alphabet used by ancient Norsemen.

• Aesir: The principal group of gods i