SYMBOL of Skoll and Hati

The figure of the wolf has always been present in the cosmogonic legends and mythology of various peoples around the world, from Europe to Asia and North America. Especially in Norse mythology there are three mythological figures that resemble a wolf (besides Geri and Freki, the two wolves that accompany Odin): Fenrir (or Fenrisulfr) and his two sons Skoll and Hati.

SYMBOL OF SKOLL AND HATI

The symbolism of the wolf is very present in many cultures. Here are the symbols assigned to Skoll and Hati:
Chaos: The names Skoll and Hati respectively means “deception” and “hate”, and symbolize the chaotic nature inherent in every human being.
Time: These two Managarm wolves, sons of Fenrir and Larnsarxa, are also representatives of the passing of time, chasing the Moon and the Sun in perpetual motion around the Viking universe and the Midgard.
Power: During Vikings age, these two beasts were symbols of chaos but also power and strength. Both frightened and admiring, the Viking tribes forged items in the effigy of the wolves brothers.
Repulsion: Also, according to Norse mythology, Skoll is also the symbol of repulsion. In Norse or Asian myths, the idea of a dog or a wolf chasing the stars was widespread.


_______________________________________________________In the beginning, Odin gave to the god of the sun, Sol, and the moon, Mani, two magical chariots to quickly cross the sky once a day and thus bring light to the whole world. What Odin did not foresee was that the two gods were very easily distracted. The sun liked to take the time to watch the waves crashing on the cliffs and nature from the sky. As for the moon, she liked to watch what humans were doing.
However, their actions had a great impact not only on the gods but also on humans. No one knew when to sleep or stay awake anymore because the sun and the moon were out of control and the day and night was completely unbalanced.
Then, Odin, furious, decided to threaten Sol and Mani with his magic spear, but knowing that they were the only ones who could do this job, the Sun and Moon gods did not take his threats seriously. Finally, Loki found the solution to the problem, he went to meet the wolves Skoll and Hati, the child of his son Fenrir, so that they could chase the sun and the moon. As a reward, they could devour them if they managed to catch up with them.
Not wasting any time, the two wolves set off in pursuit of the gods of the Moon and the Sun who, in panic, seeing the two wild beasts melting down on them at full speed, immediately set off on their usual course. Thus, the cycle of day and night finally returned to its normal rhythm.
According to legend, at the end of time during Ragnarök, Skoll and Hati would finally catch the sun and the moon and devour them, while at the same time the world would be plunged into such a cold universe that would freeze the hearts of men and gods. There will be no more light on earth and that is where the beginning of the end will begin.
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The inspiration for my look was the new sign. I like the new EoD armour, but I am totally in love with Skoll and Hati! The helmet and chest piece are Jade Tech armour. In keeping with the theme, the shoulder armour is Dusk and Dawn. For the leggings I needed something glaz, so I went with Requiem Tassets. What I'm not really happy with are her boots.... I've tried a few but they either look out of place or have clipping errors with the leggings. Oh well, it is what it is. Shield is nice enough to distract from boots :)
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Armor Dyes: https://i.imgur.com/0r94Qyu.jpg
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Weapons: Skoll and Hatti * Astralaria * Sovereign Punisher