Valhalla is a temple where the god Odin in Asgardian mythology received the spirits of the dead. Inside is Valkyrie, the handmaiden of the god Odin, and in Valhalla, a brave warrior selected on the battlefield on earth.

In Valhalla, those who died on the battlefield were called

"Einherjar" (Fighter). Odin had a team of handmaidens named Valkyrie (Valkyrie).

These maidens were either Odin's own daughters, such as the famous Brynhild, or the daughters of earthly kings, or chaste maidens who worshipped the gods.

The Valkyries and their horses are the personification of clouds, and their glittering spears symbolize lightning.

The Asgardians believed that these Valkyries had been ordered by Odin to select the brave dead on earthly battlefields.

These Valkyrie are beautiful maidens, with beautiful white arms and breasts, and long flowing blond hair.

They wore gold or silver helmets, tight-fitting robes of blood-red, and carried glowing spears and shields, and rode small and slender white horses.

These white horses galloped through the air, running across the long rainbow bridge, carrying not only their beautiful masters, but also the warriors who had died in battle.

On the battlefield, the dying warriors accepted the final kiss of death from the Valkyries and were taken to Valhalla.

Because the Valkyries were regarded as clouds, the horses were conceived to be able to drop frost and dew between their manes, so these horses were also revered.

In the eyes of the Asgardians, the Valkyries and their horses are good for humans. Not only did the Valkyries choose the brave dead on the battlefields on land, but they also went to sea to select the dying warriors from the sunken dragon ships.

In the Valhalla Palace, it is said that if anyone saw Valkyrie standing on the top of the mast of a dragon ship, they knew that the time had come for him to ascend to heaven, so these Vikings who were not afraid of death would revel, waiting for Valkyrie's kiss of death.

Not only that, but Odin's handmaidens will also travel through the constraints of time and space to guide the warriors who died in battle to be stationed in Valhalla

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