His son Vali was then turned into a wolf and set loose on his other son Narvi, and Narvi's entrails were used to bind him.
In the Svipdagsmol, this deity is credited with creating "the wounding wand" Laevateinn. In another story, he is credited with inventing the fishing net while living in a house with four doors so that he could look out for his pursuers, who caught him in the waterfall of Fránang in the form of a salmon. His son Vali was then turned into a wolf and set loose on his other son Narvi, and Narvi's entrails were used to bind him. Vali and Narvi were his sons by his wife Sigyn, but he also had three children by Angrboda. FTP, name this god who gave birth to Sleipnir, Jormungandr and Fenrir.
In the Svipdagsmol, this deity is credited with creating "the wounding wand" Laevateinn.
Loki