What is the Mythological Cycle in Irish mythology?

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The Mythological Cycle is a collection of early Irish legends describing the gods and supernatural beings who inhabited Ireland before the age of human kings, especially the Tuatha De Danann.

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Why does the Blood-Oath of Draupnir matter in the Destiny Cycle?
Who witnesses Loki’s acceptance of the oath in Valhalla?
Why is Freyja interested in Breanna’s time-walking?
Why is Freyja’s presence important when Loki accepts the oath?
What role does Valhalla play in the Blood-Oath of Draupnir?
Why can’t Loki ignite Ragnarök after accepting the oath?
What does Breanna make Loki accept in Valhalla?
Why does Loki accept Breanna’s blood-oath?
Why does Breanna duplicate a Draupnir ring before Loki?
What is Draupnir?