In one story this deity acquired the king Dyggvi as a spouse.
This deity wields a knife known as Sultr, and sleeps in a bed are known as the Blikjandabol, or Gleaming Disaster. One of her subordinates guards a bridge and is named Modgud, while her other servants include Ganglot and Ganglati.Â  In one story this deity acquired the king Dyggvi as a spouse.Â  FallandaforadÂ is a pitfall in front of her hall Eljundnir, while her estate includes a creature bound at Gnipa's cave and the river Gjoll.Â  One notable story about this deity involves her telling Hermod that she will release one of her denizens if every creature on earth mourns for him, and this daughter of Angerboda and Loki is half-old and half-young.Â  The owner of Garm, for 10 points, name this Norse goddess who rules over the underworld. 
This deity wields a knife known as Sultr, and sleeps in a bed are known as the Blikjandabol, or Gleaming Disaster.
Hela