“Did you really make that axe for my mother?” Atreus asked, with more than a hint of disbelief in his words.
“We did.” Sindri paused to face the boy squarely. “I see a lot of her in you, you know. She was a very special woman, who spoke the language of my people. She would say, ‘Maðurinn sem gengur eigin vegum hans…’”
“‘…gengur einn’,” Atreus finished, surprised.
“What does that mean?” Kratos interjected gruffly.
“The man that walks his own road…” Sindri started.
“…walks alone,” Atreus finished.
“Ah! She taught you some of our language as well,” Sindri smiled. “You and I have a kinship.”
“I guess so!” Atreus said, edging closer to the little man in a spirit of brotherhood.

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