This figure is deemed insane for reminding Gefjun about an incident involving a youth who had given her a necklace. Sinmara guards a chest with nine locks that contains this figure's wand, Laevateinn. He is driven into the forest for slaying a companion of Eldir named Fimafeng during (*) Aegir's feast. Brokk and Eitri shut this god up by sewing his lips together after he steals Sif's hair. This god mated with the stallion Svadilfari to mother the eightlegged horse Sleipn
This figure is deemed insane for reminding Gefjun about an incident involving a youth who had given her a necklace. Sinmara guards a chest with nine locks that contains this figure's wand, Laevateinn. He is driven into the forest for slaying a companion of Eldir named Fimafeng during (*) Aegir's feast. Brokk and Eitri shut this god up by sewing his lips together after he steals Sif's hair. This god mated with the stallion Svadilfari to mother the eightlegged horse Sleipnir. For 10 points, name this father of Fenrir, the Norse god of trickery.
This figure is deemed insane for reminding Gefjun about an incident involving a youth who had given her a necklace.
Loki