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Pull Viking <br> Hivers Aegishjalmur Freyja It is believed to beWinter is coming, protect yourself! The Helm of Awe is an ancient Norse symbol that goes by many names: Aegishjalmur or even Viking compass. The name Aegishjalmur is derived from the ocean god of Jotunheim, Aegir. Jotunheim is the land of the Frost Giants, one of the nine kingdoms in Norse mythology. In the Poetic Edda, the Helm of Awe makes its appearance when the dragon Fafnir claims he derives his invincibility from wearing the symbol. These models