This deity reigns as Norse mythology’s chief god, initially positioning himself as humanity’s steadfast ally against enigmatic entities called Pillars. He supplies specially engineered aircraft and empowers a cadre of young female warriors dubbed Valkyries to counter the threat. His appearance shifts between two guises: a youthful form with vibrant cyan hair and casual attire, exuding mischievous charm, and an elder manifestation with a steely-gray mane, weathered beard, and eyepatch, draped in regal vestments and speaking with imperious authority. Beneath this duality lies a scheme to provoke Ragnarök’s apocalyptic dawn. He covertly steers both Pillars and Valkyries, weaponizing their strife to escape his consuming dread of eternal solitude. This includes commanding spectral fleets of resurrected pilots’ aircraft and subtly prolonging the war to serve his ends. A pivotal familial bond ties him to a key Valkyrie he claims as his progeny, though their relationship fractures when she rebels against his designs. His influence escalates from clandestine manipulation to overt warfare. Exposed, he declares open hostilities against humanity, culminating in a climactic battle where his legions fall—a tactician Valkyrie’s diversion enables another pilot to obliterate a pivotal Pillar core. Though seemingly vanquished, his fate remains shrouded, hinted to involve retreat to a distant divine realm. His arc underscores themes of calculated manipulation and divine overreach’s consequences. Reimagining classical mythos, he emerges as a self-serving architect veiling desolation beneath a veneer of benevolence. Central narratives dissect his volatile ties to Valkyries, marked by visceral confrontations that expose his gnawing isolation and twisted pursuit of purpose through annihilation.