This god kills and is killed by Heimdall.
This figure declares a goddess of youth and apples to be "the most man- crazed," and after she is taken captive by a giant, this god transforms her into a nut and flies off with her. This god distracts a mason's horse by transforming into a mare, and in one story, this figure is tied to a rock with his son's entrails after(*) transforming into a salmon in an attempt to hide. This god kills and is killed by Heimdall. For 10 points, identify this father of Hel, Fenrir, and Jörmungandr [YOR-muhn-gahn-der], the Norse trickster god.
This figure declares a goddess of youth and apples to be "the most man- crazed," and after she is taken captive by a giant, this god transforms her into a nut and flies off with her.
{Loki} [or {Loptr}, do not accept “Lokir”]