The Chosen One: Hero of Two Worlds

Harry woke the next morning to see Morgan freshening up, splashing water on her face. Harry got up and got dressed. As he was no longer King of Asgard, even if he had just been a temporary one, he had lots of free time.

"Are you going to be in the library today?" Harry asked Morgan as she straightened her robe.

"I'll be making some potions before spending time with Thor and Jane. Hopefully, my potions will work against the Aether," Morgan replied.

"I'll be spending time with Heimdall in the observatory. If you have need of me, send word there," Harry said as he turned to leave. Morgan nodded her head. Harry was worried, as was Morgan. After today, they had until tomorrow for the Convergence to pass. Harry prayed nothing would happen until the Convergence passed.

Harry walked on the Bifrost bridge carefully, unsure of how stable it was. It took some time before he reached the observatory where Heimdall was standing guard, looking at the stars.

"You have come as I expected," Heimdall stated without turning around to look at Harry.

"Thor told me about your eyes. So, what you see is…"

"Truly beautiful. You are curious about the Convergence and wish to learn about it. This is something I suspected that your companion, Morgan le Fay, wishes to learn. She does have a deep thirst for knowledge. My Queen Frigga has taught her much on how to fight like her," Heimdall said. Harry's mouth curved in a smile.

"She's not much of a fighter. I have bested her during the few times we've dueled," Harry said.

"Perhaps it's not her abilities that make her unfit for battle, but rather your skills and experience that triumph over hers," Heimdall said with a smile of his own.

"Perhaps," Harry said.

"You have ruled fairly and justly, making sure the Nine Realms are at peace and the Asgardian people are taken care of," Heimdall said.

"The purpose of a ruler is no different from a shepherd. A shepherd's duty is to look after his flock and make sure they're well taken care of, as well as protect them from danger. To many, it may seem different, but to me, it isn't, really," Harry said.

Heimdall raised his sword before slamming it back down in the middle of the room. The room started to move and shift around, allowing Harry to see the dark sky with stars before him.

"Perhaps not. I have heard stories about the wisdom of the seidhr and I see it's true. I did not expect one as young as you to be so wise," Heimdall remarked.

"Age is a perspective. As is youth. Experience helps shape wisdom," Harry said.

"Again, you speak with great wisdom. What you say is true. It took my king nearly two thousand years before he became wise. Perhaps that's Asgardians' shortcoming: that we gain wisdom slowly. My King said that your people were wise and peaceful, yet powerful warriors. Not as powerful as Asgardian warriors, but you were still strong and capable," Heimdall said as he walked and stood before Harry.

Harry felt small compared to Heimdall, who was easily six foot ten. It almost felt as though he was a giant. Harry felt so small, as he was only five foot ten, the same height as Stark and Banner, though he may have enjoyed standing in front of the Hulk instead of Heimdall.

"Odin seems wary of me," Harry said softly.

"You noticed that. My King will honor the treaty between our people, yet he has to make sure you don't threaten Asgard in any way," Heimdall said.

"Is that why he put Lady Sif on me?" Harry asked.

"Lady Sif is level headed and calm. She will be a powerful ally to have. She will also be able to assist you when Thor is unable to."

"I take it that the Crown Prince has a lot to do," Harry said in a small voice.

"Thor has many duties that require his attention. It's not just the battlefield that requires his attention. Right now, his heart is troubled, yet he will soon take the throne and rule."

"Thor doesn't feel ready," Harry replied.

"Yes, perhaps he is right and he is not ready to sit on the Throne. Before he was very eager to do so. Before he was sent to Midgard in exile, he would court war and crave it. Midgard, it seems, taught him humility. It also showed him his errors and foolishness. For that, you have my gratitude, and Jane Foster has my thanks," Heimdall said as he turned around to walk towards the edge of the platform to look out over the stars.

"Perhaps we can learn much from both worlds. Thor is a great ally to have, though I get the feeling I've only seen a small taste of his powers," Harry said as he walked up to Heimdall to stare at the starry sky.

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