Eitr

Unquestioning servant of the ruler of nothingness, she lacks the confidence to express her own will. Appears in Fire Emblem Heroes. Name: Eitr Gender: Female Race: Deity (Vanir) Relatives: Njörðr (Father), Nerþuz (Aunt), Freyr (Older Brother), Freyja (Older Self) Occupation: Vanir goddess Weapon: Beast form </Personal Information> Eitr is a girl of average height with long silver hair, fair skin, red eyes and black short horns that points downwards. Her attire consists of an light green open shoulder dress with rainbow lines. The dress exposes her hips and thighs. She also wears long light green fingerless gloves, long heeled boot with a purple-violet gradient, white long cloth on her upper arms with blue crystals attached to them and navy blue ribbons tied to her horns. Eitr is a timid girl who obeys Ginnungagap out of fear. Despite her fears, she desires positive interactions. Eitr is a character from Fire Emblem Heroes. She's an unquestioning servant of the ruler of nothingness who lacks the confidence to express her own will.

Eitr is a vanir goddess who attempts to stop the álfar from reviving Freyja. After she is sent by Ginnungagap only to fail, she decides to aid the álfar to stop the nothingness.

When Eitr and Plumeria are left together alone, Plumeria chides the girl for her weepy nature. Fed up with her, she decides to impart Eitr with wisdom from Lady Freyja, that crying alone cannot change anything so one must change themselves, the world, or both. While she does not understand the meaning of the phrase, she thanks Plumeria for attempting to cheer her up. She asks Plumeria if she can hug her, stating that she can grant her more power. When they embrace, Plumeria is filled with power similar to when she drank Dream Nectar, granting her an arcane form.

It is revealed that Eitr is actually a younger Freyja, reincarnated by Ginnungagap and wiped of her memories, then creating a dream-eater of Freyja to kill, making the álfar lose all hope and believe that not even Freyja can defeat the nothingness this time.

After Ginnungagap's defeat, at the request of Peony, Freyja recreates Eitr as a separate being from herself in the Dream World so she and the álfar could remain friends. Being a deity, Eitr have access to a beast form, which resembles a giant goat with short horns, a big spiral tail and crystals floating above her.