Nótt

(Mythology/Norse Mythology.) Nótt is the jotunn personification of night. She is described as having dark skin and brings the night with her horse Hrímfaxi. She's the mother of Dagr and partner of Dellinger, the personification of dawn. They had Dagr together. (I know that there varying stories about Nótt but I'm going with where she's the mother of Dagr.) . Nótt, the night jotunn rides atop her faithful horse, bringing a blanket of darkness that humans call night. Máni, the moon then rises high into Nótt's newly painted sky, and the stars begin to take their places in the dark sea of the heavens. From her steed's mouth falls the foam that becomes the morning dew. Nótt is not alone in her endeavor. She has the aid of other deities of the night. Each takes their turn bringing the night so that the other may attend to their respective devotees or pursue self-satisfaction, both noble and devious. . A lone human stands in the center of a grassy field, the cool night breeze gently moves their hair. The blades of grass sway gently in the breeze, making the field look like green seawater. The human looks up at the sky, taking in the full moon and twinkling stars above. A gentle voice speaks to the human from behind...