[member="Théodred Heavenshield"]
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The Morn' light had yet to rise and already the Red Wolf of Midvinter had found herself afoot and standing outside of their hearth of Norvegr-fen looking too the last of the dying stars blanketing the sky and thinking of the past. So much had changed over the years that followed her leave of Nirauan, whisked up by a love least expected, Théodred and his bewildered look of surprise the day that she had put him to his back and near bloodied his nose for simply touching her knife; now they were wed and [member="Thora Heavenshield"] born of the blood of two great clans of the Valkyri. Born of Fire and Ice. Life within Norvegr-fen was good, theirs was a house respected by the people whom called the capital of Northmark home.Married to a Lord, a younger version of herself would have laughed at the prospect, let alone the fact that [member="Coci Heavenshield"] presided over her training under the Dawnguard. Once a Jedi Grandmaster, the Heavenshields had returned to Midvinter and it was there that Ylva learned of the Force and of her ability to wield it. Much alike the weather of the frozen world, the Force was a torrent of power not to be trifled with, something that she might have recognized in stories were her younger days spent like the typical girl or boy growing up among her people; had she harnessed the Force like she could today, her past would have looked so different to what her memories whispered in the night.
Her Mother-in-law wasn't there now where Ylva could have done with her advice however. Where questions of Ylva's path arouse and led her to wonder why it was that the Force called out to her and what seperated her from the average woman of her age and height, her blood could be traced back many generations of Valkyri and yet hers was the blood of the usurper, where mixed loyalties had rendered her clan nameless, the Solveig cast out until the unusual manner of her return and the way of which the Heavenshields had come to learn of her true origin. Truth be told, there were parts of Ylva that still confused her, still lacked understanding in.
Such were the longing thoughts that crept over her in the silence of the night where only the sound of her sleeping husband could be heard nestled against her shoulder, gently left to his slumber so that she could try to find solace in the cold outside air, draped in a robe of fur, serenaded by the first of the light to top the far mountain range.