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Private Notes
Several months have passed. Mike is now living with Axl and Zeb, and has still not dealt with the end of his marriage. Ty and Eva have an interesting and passionate relationship, while Agnetha sends Anders off to Norway to secure a mysterious object. Axl expresses frustration that his brothers appear to have abandoned the quest for Frigg, while Loki continues to manipulate the situation. Agnetha discloses her real identity as their mother to Axl, Mike and Ty. An old acquaintance of Olaf prophesies that Axl must become a man before he can be a god; and then Frigg will come to him.
Axl is taken to school, while Ty is scarred for life.
Ty’s downward spiral picks up pace, while it is Gaia who spirals out of control.
Agnetha freely admits to murdering Eva and shows no remorse, leaving Ty with two options - call the police or help with the cover-up.
Axl returns from a fancy-dress party in women's clothing and falls asleep still wearing his outfit - and wakes up in the morning to find he has become female.
After Colin makes an attempt on Ty's life, Axl calls a Folkmoot - a court convened when gods have wronged each other.
Axl learns that the path to being a benevolent God, one who commands respect, is strewn with idiots and half-wits.
Axl and Michele get sick. Mike punches Anders. Axl and Michele get better. Anders punches Mike.
Sometimes all it takes is a door getting kicked down, and a large man walking in, for many many truths to be revealed.
A rescue mission, a roast chicken, a very small car and, for one particular person, the weirdest day ever.
As Axl deals with duelling prophecies, a cold wind sweeps in from the North, leading to a marriage Anders never saw coming. Meanwhile Olaf makes an intriguing discovery at the bottom of a bottle.
Axl and Gaia's escape from the real world takes a turn for the surreal, while Mike discovers his world is not his alone, and Dawn's world comes to an unexpected end of the line.
On the day of Gaia's actual 21st it sucks to be mortal, and being a God isn't exactly plain-sailing either.
