Hrimthur (God of War)

Hrimthur is a posthumous character of God of War's Norse eras. He was the son of the greatest stonemason, Thamur.
==Biology==
Hrimthur was being passed down by his father's knowledge to become the stonemason of building the greatest walls in Jotenheim of protecting the giants from Thor. But Heimthur has the heart of a warrior, not a builder. He and his father argued and fought until Hrimthur runs away to Midgard where his father was killed by Thor and his corpse destroyed a village famed of worshiping the Vanir God, Njord as Mimir described that Thor always take credit for it, but the truth is that the sweaty bawbag just got lucky.
After his father's death, Hrimthur returned to Jotenheim to complete his father's masterpiece of creating the greatest wall for Jotenheim. He wants to get revenge upon the Aesir Gods for their crimes against the Giants. Hrimthur disguised himself as a mortal where he offered Odin to create the biggest wall for Asgard but only audience for Freya. Odin agreed. This was until Odin realized that Hrimthur is a giant and send Thor to kill him where Hrimthur knew he would turned against by the Aesirs. He died when Thor killed him but didn't care because Hrimthur's plans were complete. He knows the secret weakness within Asgard's wall for Ragnarok where Surtr would arrive to burn down Asgard to ash.
In God of War Ragnarok, Hrimthur's goal of allowing Surtr to destroy Asgard was a success.
==Shrine Story==
Atreus: Mimir, you never told me what happened to the stonemason's son.
Mimir: Hrimthur, son of Thamur? After completing his father's masterwork, the Great Wall of Jötunheim, he thought of nothing but making the Aesir pay for their crimes against the Giants. Once he longed to fight Thor, but tragedy had brought wisdom to Hrimthur -- and cunning. He observed that Asgard's walls were half-built and shoddy, for no Aesir god could be bothered with such tiresome labor. So Hrimthur adopted the guise of an ordinary man, and made the Aesir an offer -- he would build them majestic new walls, and if he couldn't build them within two turns of the season, they would owe him nothing for his labors. And if he succeeded, he asked only for an audience with the goddess Freya. Odin agreed, knowing the task was impossible, but intrigued by the stranger. Hrimthur made short work of it, of course -- he had the benefit of his father's training, and the aid of a magical stallion for fetching stones. Odin was not happy to find himself on the losing end of the wager, but he seemed to uphold his end of the bargain. Freya was sent to meet the mason, and to her surprise he wanted only to whisper something in her ear. That being done, he made his way out of Asgard... and when he found Thor waiting at the gates of Midgard, he knew he had been double-crossed. But he didn't care, because his plan was complete.
Atreus: It was? What did he say to Freya?
Mimir: Only she can say for certain, but I have had many moons to work it out. Hrimthur knew that Freya loathed the Aesir, despite her marriage to Odin, and I believe he gave her the secret to Asgard's defences. Some weakness he may have built in, structural or magical, which I expect will be exploited come Ragnarök when Surtur arrives to burn Asgard to ash. If not sooner.
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