Shrine of Runes

**The runes shrine** is a rune safe. There are 5 altars in this temple and each has a rune. These runes include Fehu, Hagalaz, Gaia, Hawth and Ymir runes. To get these runes, they must be killed from these enemies. Hawth is the strongest of these runes; Gaia is the weakest. The hardest to obtain is Hagalaz because that woman is one of the hardest bosses in the game because of constant cloning and irradiation. However, although Hawth is the strongest of the runes, Hagalaz is one of the hardest bosses in the game. Hawth is also the hardest boss in the game, but he is in 3rd place; Hagalaz is the second. If all runes are complete, light filtering will come and a sword called Synergetic Enigma will be given.

## Lores

### Gaia

*The center of Jotunheim holds a unique flower. Gaia, the unmerciful Nature Jotun, is Jotunheim’s puppet master. She sees through every tree, hears every splash in every creek and feels every breeze. Entwined with the world, Gaia blooms, spreading both life and death.*

Gaia is a Jotun of nature and life, who fights by summoning thorny vines and unleashing poison clouds. Her namesake is the rune representing harvest, fertility and earth. She is the Jotun associated with Jotunheim and the first Jotun Thora fights, assuming you follow the order suggested by the game.

### Fehu (Fé)

*Further off in Nidavellir’s caves, Fé awaits. Sitting on her throne of stone, she is both adored and feared by her dwarven servants. Fé, the most precious stone in the dark depths, sleeps.*

*Made of pure stone, gigantic rubies for eyes, nails and hair of pure gold, Fé is the shortest, but the heaviest of all Jotun. Her shield is so heavy that it creates earthquakes and annihilates everything in its way. Not only must Thora defeat her, she must also endure earthquakes and waves upon waves of fierce dwarven warriors!*

Fé is a Jotun of earth and stone, who fights assisted by a throng of dwarven servants. Her namesake is the rune representing wealth, power and gold. She is the Jotun associated with Nidavellir (Brokkr's Forge and the Roots of Yggdrasil) and the second Jotun Thora fights, assuming you follow the order suggested by the game.

### Hagalaz

*The brightest light in the Northern Sky is also its greatest danger. Made of thunder, clouds and pure chaos, she is both mesmerizing and dangerous. Hagalaz controls light and electricity. A being of pure energy, she gets more powerful as she gets enraged. At her maximum power, she concentrates so much energy that her body duplicates, creating a clone that is as majestic, powerful and insane as herself. Above all living beings, Hagalaz reigns among the stars.*

Hagalaz is a Jotun of sky and storms, who uses deadly lightning bolts in combat and can split herself into two beings. Her namesake is the rune representing hail, crisis and chaos. She is the Jotun associated with Ginnungagap (Yggdrasil and the Northern Sky) and the fourth Jotun Thora fights, assuming you follow the order suggested by the game.

### Ymir

*Ymir is a one hundred foot colossus, made of pure ice and rage. His powerful breath summons blizzards and his fists smash the ground with the weight of a thousand icebergs.*

*Even Niflheim’s weather reacts to Ymir’s mood. As he gets angrier, the temperature drops and the snowstorms thicken, transforming the Winter region into a truly hellish battleground.*

Ymir is a Jotun of ice and cold, who attempts to crush Thora with his sheer force and control over the weather. His namesake is the rune representing ice, power and stillness. He is the Jotun associated with Niflheim (the Nine Rivers and Jormungandr's Lake) and the third Jotun Thora fights, assuming you follow the order suggested by the game.

### Hawth Bowserth

Hawth Bowserth is a Jotun of fire and lava, who wields an immense sword. A skilled blacksmith, he is the forger of the blade of Ragnarok and may be the father of the molten giants encountered in the Crater. His namesake is the rune representing the torch, mortality and pain. He is the Jotun associated with Muspelheim (Ymir's Blood and the Crater) and the fifth Jotun Thora fights, assuming you follow the order suggested by the game.