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O Child of Wotan: 2-1 I In the days of the great emergence, when the world was young and the gods were still shaping their powers, there was a being of great power known as Wotan. He was a god of immense knowledge and wisdom, yet he longed for something more.O Child of Wotan: 2-2 It was during this time that Wotan decided to transform himself into a mortal man and walk among the newly emerging humans. He took the name Adelfried and began to explore this new realm of existence.O Child of Wotan: 2-3 As he walked the earth, he encountered many fascinating and curious creatures, but none captivated him as much as the mortal woman named Ida.O Child of Wotan: 2-4 Ida was a woman of great strength and beauty, with a fierce spirit and a kind heart. She was unlike any other mortal Wotan had ever encountered, and he was immediately taken with her. He felt a powerful connection to her and knew that he had to get to know her better.O Child of Wotan: 2-5 One day, Wotan approached Ida and they began to talk. As they spoke, Wotan felt a deep sense of comfort and joy that he had never experienced before. He knew that he had found someone special, someone who he could love with all his heart.O Child of Wotan: 2-6 "Ida," he said, "I have never met anyone like you. You are the most beautiful and strong woman I have ever encountered. I feel a deep connection to you, and I would like to get to know you better."O Child of Wotan: 2-7 Ida smiled and replied, "I am flattered by your words, Adelfried. I, too, feel a connection to you. There is something about you that is different from other men I have met."O Child of Wotan: 2-8 And so, Wotan and Ida began a courtship that lasted many years. They explored the world together, sharing their knowledge and wisdom with each other. Wotan taught Ida about the ways of the gods, while Ida showed Wotan the beauty and wonder of the mortal world.O Child of Wotan: 2-9 As they grew closer, their love deepened, and they knew that they could not live without each other. And so, they made a vow to each other, a vow of eternal love and devotion.O Child of Wotan: 2-10 "Ida," said Wotan, "I love you more than anything in this world. I want to spend the rest of my life on this earth with you, and I promise to be by your side always, no matter what challenges we may face."O Child of Wotan: 2-11 "And I love you, Adelfried," replied Ida. "You have shown me a world of wonder and magic, and I cannot imagine my life without you. I vow to love and cherish you always, and to stand by your side through all of life's trials and tribulations."O Child of Wotan: 2-12 And so, Wotan and Ida were married, and their love shone like a bright star in the heavens. They lived a long and happy life together, and their love became the stuff of legend, inspiring generations to come. For their love was a love that transcended all boundaries, a love that defied time and space, and a love that was truly divine.O Child of Wotan: 2-13 As Wotan and Ida's love grew, they knew that they wanted to create a being that would be a testament to their love, a child that would be both mortal and divine. They wished for a being who would be strong, wise, and powerful, someone who would embody the best qualities of both the mortal and divine realms.O Child of Wotan: 2-14 And so, they conceived a child, and they named him Ottan. Ottan was born into the world with a radiance that was beyond compare. He was a child of immense power and beauty, and Wotan and Ida knew that he was destined for greatness.O Child of Wotan: 2-15 From a very young age, Ottan showed signs of his divine nature. He was a great warrior, strong and mighty, and he possessed a wisdom that belied his years. At the age of two, he was already able to lift a great war hammer that was three times his size, astounding all who saw him.O Child of Wotan: 2-16 Wotan and Ida were both filled with pride and love for their son, and they knew that he was destined for great things. They watched as Ottan grew and developed, his strength and wisdom growing with each passing day.O Child of Wotan: 2-17 As Ottan grew older, he began to understand more about his divine nature. He knew that he was not like other mortals, and that he possessed powers that were beyond their comprehension. Yet he also knew that he was not fully divine, and that he was still bound by the laws of mortality.
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