Biography of Freyson Vanir

“The myths aren’t dead. They’re dreaming—waiting for someone to remember them the right way.”

In the 21st century, Fjölnir walks as Freyson Vanir, the elusive son of Farren Vanir (Freyr) and Gerta Skadi (Gerðr)—a child born of golden light and glacial wisdom. To the public, he is a charismatic prodigy: author, philosopher, myth-historian. But within divine circles, he is something far rarer: a potential myth-key—an inheritor of memory, silence, and prophecy.

Freyson is brilliant, deeply introverted, and impossibly hard to read. He is an old soul trapped in a young body, prone to slipping between timelines, remembering things that haven’t happened, and dreaming of futures no god wants to admit could be real. He suffers from what some call temporal dissonance—a gift or a curse that lets him see echoes of myth across time.

His mind is a living archive. His estate, a blend of ancient Vanir architecture and arcane technology, is a digital-organic version of Yggdrasil—a hub of knowledge and memory. From there, he runs Mythos Lab, an elite think tank dedicated to reconstructing lost mythologies, studying divine psychology, and unlocking the multiverse’s forgotten timelines.

Freyson is the author of several controversial “fictional” works—books that, to mortals, read like imaginative theology, but to those in the know, are coded chronicles of forbidden truths. His writings have become cult classics in divine academia and red flags in certain Ensharra intelligence circles.

He carries his father’s charm—but none of his political polish. Farren’s golden diplomacy stifles him. Freyson wants truth, not image. Meaning, not performance. His mother, Gerta, raised him to hold silence like a weapon and insight like a blade. She trusts him with truths not even Farren is permitted to know.

To the outside world, Freyson Vanir is a mythic scholar—aloof, compelling, and profound.
To the inner world, he may be something far more dangerous:

• A prophet of fracture
• A catalyst for change
• Or the one who sees the “mythquake” before it hits.

Freyson Vanir is not a warrior. He is the page before the battle. The memory before the reckoning. The soul who knows the gods will forget themselves—and is already writing the way back.

Positions held

Author
Philosopher
Myth-historian

Aliases of Freyson Vanir

Titles of Freyson Vanir