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Asradi: the sirens of Norse mythology.
The Asradi barely participate in Norse mythology, although the antiquity of their name seems to indicate that they once occupied a predominant role among the Vanes, those maritime deities whose power equaled that of the gods of the Vallhal.
Although the term does not fully express their nature, the Asradi can be understood as mermaids, that is, female, aquatic creatures of unusual beauty and fragility.
Legends say that the skin of the Asradi is incredibly brilliant white. Their hair, rigid and thin, seems to be made of the finest crystal and repeats the intense blue of icebergs.
Such characteristics are not capricious. The Asradi live in the icy waters of the North Sea, and only rise to the surface during certain nights of clear, open skies.
The reason for these sporadic appearances on the surface is not explained by the Asradi’s taciturn condition, but by their proverbial coquetry. Indeed, it is said that, from time to time, the Asradi bathe in the moonlight to silver their hair.
For many specialists in Nordic tradition, the Asradi are distant relatives of the dark Hel, the queen of ice hell.
There are few records of encounters with these northern sirens. The Asradi scrupulously avoid any contact with humans, especially men, whom they fear more than any other creature on the planet.
Folklorists warn that, upon feeling a man’s gaze, the Asradi’s body dissolves into the matter of which it is composed, that is, into water, leaving the indiscreet sailor with the sensation of having glimpsed something floating among the ice islets. , but never with certainty.
The life cycle of the Asradi is directly related to the lunar cycle, whose light nourishes and protects them during the long centuries that they live.
The sun, on the other hand, causes death.
Some climatologists who are fond of mythology maintain that global warming has wreaked real havoc among the Asradi, and that their numbers are decreasing alarmingly with the retreat of the boreal ice.
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