u/CrookedMouthKing

Something has bothered me since 2018 that we have never received an answer to, that I really hope we will finally have answered in Laufey: what the hell is up with the red storm?
When Atreus loses his cool and drops sick, the first thing to happen is the sky turns a churning, blood red color and ash rains down. What is the reason for this? I have a few idea that I’ve played with since the , but I want to hear for y’all. What do we think caused the storm? Is it connected to Laufey?

Release Date: TBC

Draw date: 2 weeks before release

Credit goes to our moderators u/joanofdarc_ for the Laufey artwork/giveaway poster and u/SSilent-Cartographer for the animation. Prizes will be provided by me and u/Taskmaster_Fantatic. Special thanks to our other moderator u/CrookedMouthKing for all the hard work helping to get this sub off the ground.

I’m replaying both games, and methodically going through what we know and are told because Barlog has stated more than once that these connections were made years ago.
I noticed that Freya’s explanation of The World Tree, closely matches the explanation of the Everywhen. I think there is a larger connection there than we think. Like maybe each pantheon world has it own representation of the Everywhen like the world terr or the flame of Olympus? Just spitballing here. Do we have any connections I missed?

It’s pretty clear we’re gonna get some answers as to what the mask is and some background. What theories we got?
I personally think either it’s connected to Athena because when Faye pulls the armor from the corpse, the mask she touches is very similar in design to Athena’s armor.

But my real theory is that this will somehow connect to the Green Knight from Arthurian legend

TLDR: Supervisor is pissed I’m better at his job and had a tantrum for the second time publicly that brought HR down like lightning.

So for some much needed context this is now the second time I have posted this man making a total ass of himself and getting insta karma straight to the dome.
I am a handyman/maintenance tech in an apartment building. Red is my supervisor (no real power, hetero mean old man) and is constantly angry at me because I’ve been here a month and have raised their google score (I am actually named in 5 reviews as a positive) and strengthened their pretty unstable relationship with their customers. How? Well I’m nice and I actually fix things instead of slapping a coat of paint on it and yelling at the resident about “responsibility”. Imagine that.
Red is not good at his job, has zero actual power beyond assigning tasks and ordering parts (neither of which he actually does) and is visibly angry and jealous that I am making him look like the clown he is.
Well after spending five minutes explaining to me that I’m not professional and “having too much fun at work”, he proceeded to have this little tantrum in the group chat which brought HR down like God Herself.

This felt like the scene in Jurassic Park where they had to call another dinosaur to deal with the one chasing them.

For context: I knew full well my boss was going to try and break the law so I've started asking stupid questions in the group chat to bait him into activating HR.

Also worth mentioning my last job is being sued by several people for similar issues, and they are losing on all fronts.