They call Vídar "the silent god," and he might be the most metal deity in the entire Norse pantheon. While other gods are busy making speeches and boasts, Vídar just quietly prepares for the end of the world. His main claim to fame? He's the one destined to kill Fenrir the wolf during Ragnarök. And here's how he does it: Vídar wears a special shoe made from scraps of leather that people have thrown away throughout history. When Fenrir devours Odin, Vídar steps on the wolf's lower jaw with this magical boot and tears the beast apart with his bare hands. This is Norse mythology at its most beautifully weird - the idea that every discarded shoe sole throughout history is unconsciously contributing to a cosmic act of vengeance. Vídar embodies the Norse concept that justice might be delayed, but it's absolutely inevitable.