by Aranzazu Serrano Lorenzo · Editorial Gredos/ RBA · tapa dura · ISBN 9788413290133
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In 'Loki and the Prophecy of Ragnarök', Aranzazu Serrano Lorenzo presents the origin of Loki in Norse mythology in a novelized form, in a fictional story but faithfully documented in the original sources. This first approach to Loki reveals his enigmatic birth, his youth, his first encounter with Odin and Thor, and his eventful arrival in Asgard. Odin offers young Loki a new life with them in Asgard, but the young gods do not welcome him and Loki becomes an object of ridicule. Only one goddess defends him, and she is attracted to this strange newcomer: the Valkyrie Sigyn. This title also develops one of Loki's most famous myths: that of the master builder and the walls of Asgard, where Loki will cause a huge mess that will endanger his own life and dignity.
