This side quest acts as the true ending to the game, as upon its completion, the screen will fade to black, and the final credits will roll.

In this guide, we'll detail everything you need to know about how to start the true ending side quest, as well as what the final cutscene could mean for the future of the series.

However, Sindri will soon arrive and say a final goodbye to his brother.

With Sindri visibly upset, Kratos attempts to console him; however, his sympathy is rejected with a long stare, before walking away and shifting between the realms.

Following the cutscene, the game will fade black, and the final credits will begin to roll, and the final theme song, "Blood Upon the Snow," will play.

So, you're probably wondering what the significance is behind this ending and why this quest, in particular, ends with the game fading to black and rolling a second set of credits.

While it's all just speculation at this point, as nothing has been officially confirmed, we can only assume that given the heavy focus on Sindri's disdain towards both Kratos and Atreus, all the way down to the final scene of the story, it is fair to assume that Sindri's hatred for the pair and apparent blame for Brok's death could fuel a major plot point in the future of the series.

Throughout Ragnarok, we've seen Sindri slowly turn from a caring, brother-like figure to Atreus into a broken, hate-filled man struggling to deal with the grief of losing his brother?

Whether or not we're simply thinking too deeply into Sindri's emotions, we feel that his story is far from over and feels quite different from Freya's hatred, especially given how close Sindri was to Atreus and Kratos