Fa yi is the mother of Atreus in God of War world, she is a make mystery figure and the identity of who was only unfolded for large parts the game. It was later disclosed that she came from Jotunheim, a land which means she was both a giant and that make her son half god,half human,... Faye had cosmic foresight. She knew always in advance the path her family would travel.
because it's a pretty new ship from 'God of War: Ragnarok'. The main hub is definitely Archive of Our Own. If you filter for the 'God of War (Video Games)' fandom and then tag 'Atreus/Loki (God of War)' and 'Thrud (God of War)', you'll get the dedicated stuff.
Some writers on AO3 have started series exploring their dynamic post-game, focusing on the 'what comes next' for two kids from rival clans. The characterization varies a lot—some portray Thrud with that fierce, competitive energy from the game, while others soften her. I find the ones where they bond over shared burdens, like living up to legendary parents, hit the sweet spot.
FF.net has a smaller selection, and the quality can be hit-or-miss, but I did find a decent longer fic there about them training together in Vanaheim. Don't discount Tumblr either; a lot of writers post snippets or headcanons tagged #atreus x thrud or #thrudreus, which can lead you to their full works on AO3. The fanart on there is also a great companion piece to the fics.
your best bets are Archive of Our Own and FanFiction.net, but you've got to be clever with the tags.
On AO3, the pairing tag is usually 'Atreus/Thrud (God of War),' but not many writers use the crossover tag. I had more luck searching for the fandom tag 'God of War (2018)' and then sorting by 'Crossovers' in the filters. A few stories pop up that way, often with the 'Norse Mythology & Related Fandoms' fandom tag which sometimes catches crossovers.
If you're willing to sift, try searching the character name 'Angrboda' too, because some authors who write for her also write for Thrud and might be more inclined to mix universes. I found one decent one where they ended up in the world of 'Elder Scrolls,' which was a weird but fun read.
It's a pretty niche request, so don't get discouraged if the pickings are slim.