He summons a copper-clad midget of the water-folk to cut down an oak that blocks out the sun and moon. His rival offers him horses, boats and crossbows, but he refuses to relent until he is offered his rival's sister. At this point, his rival's teeth
He summons a copper-clad midget of the water-folk to cut down an oak that blocks out the sun and moon. His rival offers him horses, boats and crossbows, but he refuses to relent until he is offered his rival's sister. At this point, his rival's teeth are stuck in a treetrunk, as this character has sunk his rival into a bog by singing. Aino drowns herself rather than marry him, and his steed is shot from under him by his rival Joukahainen. Later, in response to Louhi's requesting the forging of the Sampo, he promises to send the smith Ilmarinen. FTP, name this old hero of the Kalevala.
He summons a copper-clad midget of the water-folk to cut down an oak that blocks out the sun and moon.
Väinämöinen