Vélvirkistöðugleika

Vélvírkistöðugleikar (Angleska: Mechanic of Stability) are the triple of three goddesses Stórðug, Ýarhalda, Ónaegerður who live under the Tree of Voggirra located in the Holy woods of Bergbjórsteinn. They dominate the parts that stand for the Álfar's attitude and sense toward their nation. Stórðug dominates the loyalty aspect, Ýarhalda stand for the endurable but imperfect status and Ónaegerður holds the opposition aspect. Those aspect in every single Álfar are strongly connected with their souls and depend on their level of influence. Álfarsland Commonwealth and its Electorates's level of stability are totally decided by them: Stórðug keeps people conscious about their nation, happy and content and therefore often supported by the Nornir; Ónaegerður affects people to be corrupted, rebellious, disturbed and selfish while Ýarhalda prefers conservationism - is that two extremes that her sisters hold onto are either "bad and unthoughtful" and an actually good and encouraging life is a harmony of two aspect - where goods and strugglings conflict and also support each other. More or less many other beings have concern on them and they play an important role in the current state of nation, daily life as well as the history of the Álfar.

Birth
Stórðug, Ýarhalda and Ónaegerður are seen as sisters, despite the fact that they don't have any biological parents, but were born magically by the wise landvaettir Hallgerður:

Hallgerður, the wise female spirit of the woods of Bergbjórsteinn Want to know about the trust of the livings to their worthy How their attitude change and control themselves As well let all of the spirits, norn and natural power aware of the common folk So she created beings that holding these concept within their cores Took hairs from a neríkvaeðnorn and a góðahalnorn, two each norn Seperated one of both kinds of hair solely, twist another two hairs Then spill the water of Urð upon them. The first one, Stórðug, come from a hair of góðahalnorn, created by the pleased and content thought Second one, Ýarhalda, come from two twisted hairs, dominate the thought of tolerance and acceptable Final one, Ónaegerður, come from a hair of neríkvaeðnorn, hold the key to control the rebellious deeds From the hair, three Jorunndirálfar started to appear. We call them Vélvírkistöðugleikar, the lords of loyalty.

The tree of Voggirra
Their unique orgin give them a strong connection to control people's looking on their leaders's worth. They then moved to Voggirra, the large tree at the middle of the Holy woods of Bergbjórsteinn. The tree lay at the center of an open ground, surrounded by lines of stream and fruit trees. Three goddesses make three wooden cottages on the tree, live in the forest, among natural forces, getting water and food from the woods. Under the tree their worshipper later on build a shrine, making offer and asking them do good to their children and family. Inside Stórðug resident, a magical well that connected with her worshipping chamber inside Þórdórýgerður's house so that Þórdórýgerður's offering (mead added some styórnkrafturð) can be teleport to Stórðug, make her power increased and therefore keep her realms stable.

Stórðug
Stórðug, the goddess of stability. She is the respected leader of the góðahalnorn - those female beings which are related with good luck and wealthiness. Often describe as gentle, friendly but shy, she dominate the happy part of any single Álfar and often refered as the one who brings pleasure to her kins. Her influence strongly affect the stability and fluency of society functioning, sense of nation and awareness of their responsibility with the rest of nation. Once her power is high, economy will be more stable, trade and tax flourish, wealth will increase, people will be more content and revolts will less likely to burn out, corruption and devastation will decline and life would be more safe and easy. However, once she is weak or overpowered by her rivals, everything will turn the opposite way. Therefore the Þyóðlegurorn must always keep her strong and influental to make sure her realm won't be teared apart.

Ónaegerður
Ónaegerður, the goddess of unrest. She represent one of the biggest fear and threat of the Álfar's states - internal conflict and civil war. Unlike outside threats, inside threat potentially get stronger as the strength of nation grow and once triggered in the right place in the right time it could destroy a nation, weakening them. Sometimes it changes the nation into a better stance but most of the time it's based on the malcontent of people and make the nation vulnerable. Once her power is high, economy will be unstable, trade and tax be hampered, wealth will decrease, people will be more rebellious and revolts will more likely to burn out, corruption and devastation will grow and life would be more harsh and brutal. This is seen as the enemy force of the Álfar nation and therefore may be controlled. However, since she stance for the people attitude toward the government and the nation, occasionally she have a certain role in the spread and rise of new advancing ideas and progression that the government rejects because it would harm their benefit, therefore she also known as the goddess of changes and revolutions.

Ýarhalda
Ýarhalda stands between two stance of her sister - an imperfect but acceptable status of life. She works as a balance for the two other extremes, pull back to the neutral level when the Álfar attitude toward their nation when they are too low, so that the heat of rebellions and unrest may be cool down; but also when their opinions are generally too high. Ýarhalda doesn't support both two of his sister thought - but rather believes that for the best people should be rational, trust their government only when they deserve it, not follow them blindly, be resposible with their nation and being wise. Life should be livable but not too easy because that will make their people's spirits start to corrupt and addict to the overconvenienve of live. She is often support by the Nornir when their realm stability is low but let alone or even tried to hamper when it's high.