Ægir (the sea god)

Ægir is a figure from Norse mythology, known as the god of the sea. He is often depicted as a giant who embodies the ocean's power and mysteries. Ægir is associated with storms and the dangers of the sea, but he also hosts feasts for the gods, showcasing his dual nature as both fearsome and hospitable. His wife is Ran, who collects the souls of those who drown. Together, they represent the unpredictable yet vital aspect of the sea in Norse culture, highlighting its significance in Viking life and beliefs.