Killed in Ragnarok Poetic Edda

48 A ship journeys from the east, Muspell’s troops are coming
over the ocean, and Loki steers.
All the giant-sons advance along with the ravener,
Byleist’s brother goes in company with them.

49 What disturbs the Æsir? What disturbs the elves?
All Giant-land is roaring. The Æsir are in council.
The dwarfs groan before their rocky doors,
wise ones of the mountain wall—do you want to know more: and what?

50 Surt comes from the south with branches-ruin,
the slaughter-gods’ sun glances from his sword;
rocky cliffs clash together and the troll-women are abroad,
heroes tread the hell-road and the sky splits apart.

51 Then Frigg’s second sorrow comes about
when Odin advances to fight against the wolf,
and Beli’s bright slayer against Surt;
then Frigg’s dear-beloved must fall.

52 Then comes Victory-father’s strong son,
Vidar, to battle the Beast of Slaughter;
With his hand he sends to Loki’s son’s heart
his sword to stab: then his father is avenged.


- Poetic Edda, Völuspá