In one story, he takes the form of a seal to retrieve the stolen necklace of the Brisings. The giant Eggther holds a similar job to this god, who makes frequent use of an item buried under the third root of Yggdrasil. He has one son each by Amma, Mot
In one story, he takes the form of a seal to retrieve the stolen necklace of the Brisings. The giant Eggther holds a similar job to this god, who makes frequent use of an item buried under the third root of Yggdrasil. He has one son each by Amma, Mothir and Edda in the Rigsthula, those sons being Karl, Jarl and Thrall. He is sometimes identified as the son of Aegir's nine daughters, and it is said that he needs less sleep than a bird and can hear the wool growing on sheep. Charged with blowing the horn Gjall at Ragnarok, FTP name this watchman of the Aesir.
In one story, he takes the form of a seal to retrieve the stolen necklace of the Brisings.