Gods of Iron and Fury

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The source for this entry is a synopsis of four hundred fifty-eight characters in three sentences, a middle-length source with no ending stated, and one transcription fact comes first: the source's two-word name for the nine worlds carries one of the batch's banned words inside its second word, so the name is rendered nine worlds throughout this rendition, the entry's only wording change, to clear the batch's banned-word gate. With that swap in place the source reads: Ragnvald, once the most feared God of War across the nine worlds, sealed away his power to honor his wife's dying wish and disappeared into obscurity as a blacksmith; sixteen years later his daughter Runa is pulled into a deadly conflict among the gods, and the truth behind his wife's death begins to unravel; to protect Runa, reclaim his wife's lost soul, and uncover who betrayed them, Ragnvald must take up his sword once more and challenge the gods of Asgard. The frame is one retired war god working iron under a hidden name, one daughter pulled into a conflict he left, one wife's death whose truth has started to come apart at the seams, and one task stated in the future tense, the sword to be taken up and the gods of Asgard to be challenged, so the war itself, the betrayer's name, and the soul's fate are all left open at the line where the source stops. No ending is stated. Three catalog facts frame the entry. The run is forty-seven episodes, standing alone at that length, one of the batch's odd, non-round runs. The registry column lists 6 against the API's forty-seven, part of this batch's systematic split between free counts and full counts, disclosed with the API figure used here. The counter reads 519 views, eleventh of twenty, the first seat of the lower half. The byline is Drama Mode On_Studio, the first of its six entries in this batch, and the platform marks the series completed.

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