Hodr

Hodr is a blind god in Norse mythology, described as a son of Odin. He is best known for killing the god Baldr, the most beautiful of the gods, after being tricked by Loki: the mother of Baldr, Frigg, had secured oaths from all things not to harm her son except from the mistletoe, which she had overlooked, and Loki fashioned a dart from mistletoe and guided the hand of Hodr in throwing it, killing Baldr instantly. In revenge, Odin fathered a son, Vali, with the goddess Rindr; Vali grew to adulthood within a single day and killed Hodr. Norse eschatology holds that after Ragnarok, Hodr and Baldr will be reconciled and return together from the realm of the dead. A separate account by the medieval writer Saxo Grammaticus instead tells of a mortal hero named Hotherus who rivals and kills the demigod Balderus. This description is adapted from Wikipedia contributors under CC BY-SA 4.0; changes were made. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/