Váli
[ˈvæːli]Meaning
A character from Norse mythology, known as a son of Loki.
Background Story
In Norse mythology, Váli was born to avenge the death of his brother Baldur. The character appears in various sources of Norse legends, showcasing themes of loyalty and retribution.
Temperament
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