Hymir
Hymir is a jötunn in Norse mythology, appearing most prominently in the Poetic Edda in the poem Hymiskviða. He is described as a giant who lives at the edge of the world, and is known for his immense strength and vast brewing cauldron.
In Hymiskviða, the god Thor travels to Hymir's hall to retrieve a cauldron large enough to brew
Later, Thor and Hymir go fishing, with Thor using the head of Hymir's ox as bait. Thor
Hymir's character is complex, embodying aspects of both a formidable adversary and a reluctant provider. His