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Odin nods to Aridis, and speaks aloud:

"Thou hast one of the greatest and most difficult parts to play of all.

When Odin hast been consumed, and the wolf lies dead,
Thor hast turned his sights to the final battle with Jormundgandr,
And the eldest daughter hast turned away from the throne to fly to her brother's aid,
One daughter of the royal line shalt come to serve.
But heavy ist the crown that Aridis Thorssdottir must lift,
And it shalt rest heavy on her brow.
It shalt weigh down all the thoughts of brighter days.
There shalt be no room left for folly or dalliance,
No place for vainglory or tales or drink.
And she, and the final sibling remaining to her wilt take their final stand, the last daughters of Asgard,
And they shalt fight back to back until lovely Aridis ist out of arrows,
And she shalt take up Odin's spear, and trust her sister with her back.

The final words of thy prophecy art written, but so obscured in sorcerous pacts and shadow that e'en I canst see it not.
Thy sister mayst betray thee, in which time, an evil being shalt destroy the throne of Asgard e'en as thou'rt watching from the floor, bleeding thy last.
If she ist true, then the throne shalt stand, a final monument to all we wert...
and though thine sister shalt die, if she is true to thee, then when the next day comes, Balder wilt bend his knee to thee, as the first Queen of the new age.
The crown shalt lose all the weight of worries and Ragnarok, and thou shalt be an enlightened and truly immortal being at last, the first guide to a new race of gods for a new age...
But ne'er shalt thee find thy childhood and wonder again for all thou hast seen.
Either way, it falls to thee... in life or death, thou wilt be the last Queen of Asgard."