magnus chase and the gods of asgard sword of summer

Magnus’s friends, Hearth and Blitz, appear and try to stop Surt, but the fire lord is too powerful. When Magnus refuses, Surt moves in to kill him. A fiery giant named Surt walks out of the fire and demands the sword. That’s when things get really interesting.Īn explosion rocks the bridge. Standing on the bridge, Magnus can feel the sword buried deep in the water below. So all in all-just a typical conversation with a long-lost crazy relative. If Magnus wants to survive, he must recover an ancient sword that was lost at sea a thousand years ago. Things get weirder on the drive: Randolph explains that the Norse gods are real, and that Magnus is the son of Frey, the Norse god of summer. Living is something Magnus likes, so even though he doesn’t trust his uncle, he goes along. If he wants to live, he must come with Randolph to the Longfellow Bridge. As if that’s not freaky enough, Randolph tells him that someone is coming to kill him.

He’s poking around Randolph’s office, which is filled with Norse artifacts and maps, when his uncle appears behind him.

To find answers, he breaks into the one place his mother always warned him to steer clear of: the Chase family mansion owned by his Uncle Randolph. Why they’re searching for him now, though, he hasn’t a clue. His estranged relatives, Uncle Frederick and cousin Annabeth Chase, are handing out flyers with his picture on it. In all that time, no one has come looking for him-until now. He has survived with the help of two other homeless guys, Hearth and Blitz. Sixteen-year-old Magnus Chase has lived on the streets of Boston ever since his mother was killed by wolves two years earlier.

Magnus chase and the gods of asgard sword of summer