Surt of Eikþyrnir

Surt is a young man with light skin who appears to be perhaps 19 or 20 years old, tall and of medium build. He has an athletic body, but is not very muscular. His pupils are dark magenta or dark fuchsia. Surt has short hair that reaches just past the nape of his neck. This God Warrior has a lock of hair braided into his hair.

During his childhood, Surt was described as someone with a burning passion for justice, but after the death of his sister he became a very cold person. Surt showed a calm and "happy" personality that does not hold a grudge against his friend despite the fact that he was the one responsible for the death of his younger sister, Surt also shows himself to be a good strategist who prefers to limit himself to observing while others take charge of the situation but not before taking measures such as setting traps, so Surt could be described as the "antonym" of his comrade in arms. Like his companions, Surt has also shown to be a warrior loyal to Odin and his representative, Andreas Rize, but he does not seem to feel any "attachment" to his companions since he has even been seen provoking them as happened with Frodi and Heracles. Later in the story it is shown that despite not holding a grudge against Camus for causing Sinmora's death, he sees Camus as a "tool" who must obey his orders without question as it is his way of compensating him for said tragedy.

In the past, Surt was a great friend of Camus, with whom he had trained to become a Saint. One day Camus caused a huge avalanche from which Surt's sister could not escape and because of this she died. Surt appears before Milo when he had met Camus, the Scorpio Saint questions his companion the motive behind his actions, but Surt intervenes and attacks Milo telling him that he should not have known that while at the same time the Aquarius Saint also attacks the Scorpio Saint causing him to fall. The next morning Surt, along with Camus, receives a report from a soldier that Milo's body has not yet been found, so the God Warrior orders his subordinates to continue searching. After this, they meet Sigmund, who questions the Gold Saint for not having killed Milo and then leaves. Surt apologizes to Camus and tells him that Sigmund distrusted the Saints because his brother was killed in the previous battle. Camus replies that Surt had been through a similar situation, but the God Warrior replies that he did not hold any grudges, but he suspects that Milo may be alive. Suddenly, a soldier arrives before Surt and informs him that Milo was indeed still alive, so Camus decides to take charge. During the fight, Surt limits himself to observing, intervening only at the end when he orders one of his subordinates to activate the trap since with the arrival of Sigmund, the situation had precipitated, Milo is quickly caught by a great whirlwind of fire, but however at that moment Gemini Saga appears.

Surt witnesses the appearance of Saga of Gemini, who is considered the most powerful Gold Saint by Camus and Milo. In order to save Milo, Saga uses his Galaxian Explosion against Surt and Camus, however the attack does not affect them due to the Yggdrasill barrier. The God Warrior, along with his partner and friend, attack the Golds, but they manage to survive and escape the place with Saga's Another Dimension technique. Surt reappears with his companions, the God Warriors, arguing for a moment with Frodi of Gullinbursti before retreating on the orders of Andreas Rize. Later Surt appears at the new meeting of the God Warriors before Andreas Rize, where he only observes and listens to his superior, who explains that the Gold Saints and Lyfia were approaching Yggdrasill with the intention of destroying said tree because Athena conspired with Hades to conquer the land, Andreas then gives them the new Odin Sapphires and tells them that thanks to these objects the God Robes will receive more power from Yggdrasill and that is why the God Cloths will no longer be a problem for them, then the representative of Odin orders the God Warriors to go to battle, the latter join their weapons forming a "circle" and exclaim that they fight for the well-being of Odin and Asgard, after this Surt and the other God Warriors (with the exception of Frodi) retreat.

After the battle between Shura and Camus, Surt appears in the ice chamber, Jagheim, who threatens Shura's life, however Camus asks him not to do it, since the Saint of Capricorn could no longer continue fighting and so he was no longer a threat, Surt believes that Shura did not try his best against Camus, but he corrects him, making him see that Shura, with his technique, has destroyed the statue and that was his true objective when they fought, however Surt does not seem shocked by the loss of the statue, since at that moment the fire chamber, Muspelheim, emerges and it had its own statue. Again, Camus tries to prevent Surt from ending Shura's life, but the God Warrior sends him back and pierces Shura with Lævateinn, causing several roots to wrap around Shura's body and remove him from that place. Camus decides to fight Surt despite the promise he made to himself, as he realized that the more Surt fought, the more the God Warrior's soul sank into darkness. Suddenly Lævateinn's flames turned blue and he attacked the Saint with his technique, Hatred Blue Flame. Despite Camus being injured, the Aquarius Cloth transforms into a God Cloth and defeats his childhood friend with the Aurora Execution, who crashes into the statue of Muspelheim, destroying it. Due to this, the chamber begins to collapse. Surt tries to apologize to Camus, who tells his friend to rest. The God Warrior cries before dying. After the Gold Saints defeat the evil god Loki and thwart his plans, they end up disappearing while in Asgard, its people return to their eternal winter, in which Surt is seen with Heracles, Frodi and Sigmund in the coliseum, where they oversee the training of the common soldiers so that one day they could protect Asgard.

•Lævateinn: Surt has a powerful sword called Lævateinn with which he demonstrates the ability to use his sword in combination with his Cosmos to create a powerful "storm" of flames that envelop his enemy, which suggests that he must have great talent or great mastery with his sword. From what little could be seen of this sword, it seems to have a design of a Khopesh or kefresh, a one-handed sword that has a semi-curved handle and a curved blade in the shape of a "u" or in the shape of a sickle (depending on the period), the sword used by Surt indeed bears a great similarity to a Khopesh, only that the handle of this sword is completely red and the blade seems to be decorated with several "ornaments" similar to "flames", giving the impression that the blade of the sword is made or wrapped in flames.

•Flame Deer Maelstrom: Surt focuses his cosmos on Lævateinn to create a great "flame of fire" that is directed towards his opponent. •Hatred Blue Flame: Surt concentrates his cosmos on Lævateinn and makes a powerful blue flame emerge from the top of it with which he quickly attacks his opponent.