Narfi (NAHR-fee)

A Resident

Narfi (a.k.a. Norr)

Narfi, son of Loki, was transformed into a wolf as part of his father’s punishment by the gods. His dual existence as a wolf by day and a human by night reflects the complex nature of his lineage and the struggles he has endured. His life is marked by the constant battle between his primal instincts and his human emotions. Upon arriving in Tir na nOg, Narfi found a sanctuary where he could explore both aspects of his identity. During the day, in his wolf form, he roams the vast landscapes, contributing to the natural balance and acting as a guardian of the wild. By night, as a human, he engages with the community, sharing his experiences and forging deep connections. Narfi’s duality enriches the fabric of Tir na nOg, offering unique insights into the harmony between nature and humanity. His story of transformation and acceptance resonates with many, making him a symbol of resilience and adaptability in the ever-peaceful realm.

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Current Location

Hoddmímis Holt

Species

Leath-Dhia

Ethnicity

Norse

Realm

Tír na nÓg

Professions

Tacaí

Children

Sex

Male

Sexuality

Omnephilic

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