His death is signaled by blood leaking from his comb. He succeeds in bridling the Demon's bay horse and in skiing for the Demon's elk before he falls victim to the revenge of Dripcap, who tosses a water snake through his left armpit, heart, and liver. He is reassembled with the help of a rake with prongs one hundred fathoms long, and his mother then smears him with mead and honey to resurrect him. FTP, name this hero whose death while preparing to shoot one arrow at a swan on the black river of 
His death is signaled by blood leaking from his comb. He succeeds in bridling the Demon's bay horse and in skiing for the Demon's elk before he falls victim to the revenge of Dripcap, who tosses a water snake through his left armpit, heart, and liver. He is reassembled with the help of a rake with prongs one hundred fathoms long, and his mother then smears him with mead and honey to resurrect him. FTP, name this hero whose death while preparing to shoot one arrow at a swan on the black river of Tuonela is described in the Kalevala.
His death is signaled by blood leaking from his comb. He succeeds in bridling the Demon's bay horse and in skiing for the Demon's elk before he falls victim to the revenge of Dripcap, who tosses a water snake through his left armpit, heart, and liver.