In Norse myths, Valhalla represents a grand hall where slain warriors, or Einherjar, reside after death. It is ruled by the god Odin and is depicted as a place of honor and feasting, where warriors prepare for the final battle during Ragnarök. Valhalla embodies the Norse ideals of bravery, valor, and camaraderie in the afterlife. Those chosen to enter Valhalla are believed to enjoy eternal glory, celebrating their heroism and loyalty in life and death.