In the Hervarer saga, this figure is the answer to a riddle asked by Gestumblidni to Heitrek about a creature with three eyes, and Gangleri asks High about the origin of this figure in one instance. During a visit to Jotunheim, this figure won a race against Gullfaxi. This ancestor of Grani created the Asbyrgi canyon during one quest, and he has a series of runes carved on his teeth. Hermod borrowed him during his journey to rescue Baldur, and this creature was born after a bet in which one side wagered the Sun, the Moon, and Freya in exchange for building a wall, after Loki seduces a creature belonging to a Hrimthurs, named Svadilfari. FTP, name this eight-legged ho
In the Hervarer saga, this figure is the answer to a riddle asked by Gestumblidni to Heitrek about a creature with three eyes, and Gangleri asks High about the origin of this figure in one instance. During a visit to Jotunheim, this figure won a race against Gullfaxi. This ancestor of Grani created the Asbyrgi canyon during one quest, and he has a series of runes carved on his teeth. Hermod borrowed him during his journey to rescue Baldur, and this creature was born after a bet in which one side wagered the Sun, the Moon, and Freya in exchange for building a wall, after Loki seduces a creature belonging to a Hrimthurs, named Svadilfari. FTP, name this eight-legged horse, the mount of Odin.
In the Hervarer saga, this figure is the answer to a riddle asked by Gestumblidni to Heitrek about a creature with three eyes, and Gangleri asks High about the origin of this figure in one instance.
Sleipnir