In one poem, this figure pries genealogical information from a wolf-riding volva named Hyndla. In another, this inhabitant of Sessrumnir was offered a
In one poem, this figure pries genealogical information from a wolf-riding volva named Hyndla. In another, this inhabitant of Sessrumnir was offered alongside the Sun and the Moon as a reward. That reward is never claimed by the owner of Svaldifari since he is discovered to be a Jotun before he finishes building the wall around Asgard. In one story, this goddess helped trick Thrym and reobtained the hammer Mjolnir by lending her necklace Brisingamen. She lent her falcon cloak to Loki and rides a chariot pulled by cats during Baldr's funeral. For 10 points, name this daughter of Njord, a goddess who lives with the Aesir alongside her similarly named brother.
In one poem, this figure pries genealogical information from a wolf-riding volva named Hyndla.
Freya [or Freyja]