Norse mythology is a collection of myths and stories from the pre-Christian era in Scandinavia. Loke, also known as Loki, is a complex and mischievous figure in Norse mythology. He is the son of two giants and often causes trouble for the gods. Loke has three children: Fenrir, a monstrous wolf; Jormungandr, a giant serpent; and Hel, the ruler of the realm of the dead. A tattoo depicting Loke and his three children in a photorealistic style would capture the dark and mysterious nature of Norse mythology.