This figure's father, whose name means "unlucky traveler," was powerful enough to move massive stones.  This figure inherited that trait, allowing him to form the u-shaped canyon Asbyrgi after falling
This figure's father, whose name means "unlucky traveler," was powerful enough to move massive stones.  This figure inherited that trait, allowing him to form the u-shaped canyon Asbyrgi after falling from the sky. This father of the brothers Falka and Grani proved to be faster than Gullfaxi when he reached the gates of Asgard before the giant (*) Hrungnir. He also crossed the river Gjöll during his trip to Hel with the Aesir Hermod. Said to have runes carved in his teeth, he was conceived when the gods tried to get out of their deal of paying the moon, the sun, and Freya to the Hrimthurs for building the wall around Asgard.  That conception occured when the Hrimthurs' workmate Svadilfari was distracted by Loki disguised as a mare. For 10 points, name this mythological creature, the eight-legged horse owned by Odin.
This figure's father, whose name means "unlucky traveler," was powerful enough to move massive stones.  
Sleipnir