Percy Jackson and the Olympians: Legends

Bilskrinir is the house of Thor and Sif. Far from the opulence and splendor of Olympus, the domain of the Greek Pantheon, the Great Lodge is much humbler, displayed as a big and sturdy Viking longhouse that would perfectly befit a chieftain. The Norse peoples lived in a more rustic and simple way, and the same can be said with their Aesir gods.

Behind the two heavy doors of the main entrance lie the feasting hall, where the Aesir gather around a big table to restore themselves, feast and drink while sharing the latest gossips. The hall itself is imposing – it could easily host several dozen people - and richly decorated with banners, while the floor is merely made of stone and beams. Several torches placed on the pillars provide optimal lighting and heating, though the hall is naturally illuminated thanks to the large open spaces on the roof. It is worth noticing that the maintenance of the premises appears to be rather liminal; the abode itself is old and dusty, but is nevertheless perfectly on par with what would characterize a real Viking longhouse. Larger than the rooms of their children, the chambers of Thor and Sif can be best described as being more homely than the two as well, with a moodier lighting due to its lack of extravagant windows and limited candlelight. An arch-like column can be seen high above.