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Fenrir walks down a dark alley guzzling a bottle of liquor when he hears a strange sound echo through the alleyway. As he looks around for the source, his name is called by [[Gabriel]] who steps out from behind a dumpster playing a kazoo. As the two slowly approach each other, Fenrir says he assumes Gabriel has not come to apologize, as he throws his bottle to the side. Gabriel produces a wooden sword, promising to kill Fenrir with honor and no tricks. Fenrir transforms into his wolf form and attacks Gabriel, slashing at him with his claws. Gabriel is able to dodge most of the attacks but is his hand gets slashed, causing him to bleed, which Fenrir notices is unusual for an [[archangel]]. The two continue to battle until Gabriel is able to stab Fenrir in the heart, killing himand getting slashed on his side in the process. As he stands over Fenrir's dead body, he crosses his name off of a list with his own blood.

Later, Fenrir's body is found by his brothers [[Narfi]] and [[Sleipnir]], who remark that he died as he lived, "side by side with a bottle." As Narfi laments the lack of respect for his brother's death, Sleipnir points out that Fenrir got a few hits in before his death. Narfi tastes Gabriel's blood and realizes that he killed Fenrir. After Sleipnir contacts their father, they track Gabriel down to a motel.

In Norse mythology [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fenrir Fenrir] (also known as Fenris) is a monstrous wolf and son of the trickster god [[Loki]] and the mother of monsters, the giantess [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angrboða Angrboða]. During Ragnarök it is foreseen by [[Odin]] that Fenrir will kill him, and that Fenrir himself will be slain by the god of vengeance Vidar. Because of these prophesies the Norse gods bound Fenrir in hopes of preventing their downfall.