Immediately before a wedding, this figure is told about magic bear  spit and pine cones retrieved by a magic squirrel, which are useful in  making beer.
Immediately before a wedding, this figure is told about magic bear  spit and pine cones retrieved by a magic squirrel, which are useful in  making beer. In another story, this figure summons up a black witch  from the underworld in order to spread that witch's eight offspring to  mankind. This woman is the mother of a giant made of frost that nearly  stops a hero's boat, until that giant (*) Pakkanen is pacified. This woman  also keeps one of her most prized possessions behind nine locks in a copper  mountain. At the end of the work she appears in, she releases the sun and the  moon. Earlier, she convinced Ilmarinen to make the Sampo in exchange for  her daughter. For 10 points, name this mother of the maid of Pohjola, a figure  in The Kalevala who is at times gracious, other times antagonistic.
Immediately before a wedding, this figure is told about magic bear  spit and pine cones retrieved by a magic squirrel, which are useful in  making beer.
Louhi