Nordic Giants

Nordic Giants are quite normal, human-sized giants which live in small, traditional red houses on the edge of undiscovered fjords in the Nordic Peninsula.

Can you spot a Nordic Giant?  These 3 things can indicate the presence of one:

• A very warm, cozy feeling

• An urge to bathe in the Fjords

• A small amount of nausea

Male Nordic giants look like vikings with their famous, bull horn helmets and braided beard. Their footsteps are quite loud, ranging from 40dB –  60dB. Their skin is quite rougher and harder and scalier than the female ones.

Female Nordic giants wear their hair in braids and they have softer skin than the males. Their footsteps are much quieter ranging from 10dB – 40dB. They are the ones who interact with humans and the males do the wood-chopping and stocking the fire.

They live in red and white houses on the edge of fjords with the locals and they get on pretty well. They live in a specific set of fjords in Svalbard, Norway. They developed their own communities with the villagers and locals and established a good trading relationship with each other.

They eat starchy foods along with some fruits and vegetables in their diet. Their particular favourite is Svałç, a beetroot soup, garnished with herbs. They are the highest consumers of eggs in the world as well and their favourite drink is herbs blended together with eggs.

They are quite rare as Svalbard has quite a harsh climate for the people who aren’t used to it with -50C winters and up to +67C summers. Their leaders , kings and queens have a pure, Svalbardian Emerald in the middle of their chests.