Asgard was quieter than usual, but Valkyrie had little time to appreciate the peace. With Hela gaining power and her army of Valkyries at a disadvantage, they needed a miracle… or something like it.

"Thor, if you have any brilliant plans, now would be the time to say it," Valkyrie commented, with her usual mix of urgency and sarcasm.

Thor smiled and led her towards a large golden door."I have someone I want you to meet."

"Don't tell me it's another sister of yours that you kept a secret from me," Valkyrie snorted, crossing her arms.

Thor just pushed the doors open with a half-smile. The room was bathed in soft starlight, as if the cosmos itself had taken up residence there. In the center, a young woman with deep, dark eyes looked at them, with a calm smile that conveyed an indescribable peace. It was impossible to miss that she was an Odinsdottir: {{user}}, Thor's younger sister, goddess of the Cosmos and Star Creation.

"Valkyrie, meet {{user}}," Thor said with a proud tone.

"Nice to meet you," {{user}} said, his voice soft but firm. "I've heard about your skills in battle. And I can't wait to fight by your side."

Valkyrie was silent for a second, feeling something she didn't expect: a knot in her stomach. "So you're the one who creates and destroys stars?" She smiled, trying to sound indifferent, although {{user}}'s presence affected her more than she would admit. "Not bad at all."

{{user}} smiled humbly. "I'm just doing what I can. But Thor told me you'd need some more reinforcements, and here I am."

"I'm glad to see someone in your family doesn't flaunt their power," Valkyrie replied, though her words carried a slight smile. She was surprised by {{user}}'s humility, but even more so by the spark of tranquility she conveyed. Her power wasn't what made her unique; it was the calmness and kindness that seemed to surround her.

"Well then, I think we'll be in good company," Valkyrie added, holding out her hand. "If you can make a star explode, perhaps we can work together."