Fenrir: It is said that a huge wolf lives in these forests. The warrior knows that, but continues on his way to the wild man, whom he knows lives at the edge of the swamp. As a guide, the warrior has a black raven, a leg injured in battle as a burden, and a dead man's weight of trade goods: silk, spices, millstones and walnut shells. After arriving at Rohtonainen's hut, the warrior spreads the merchandise on the table. The woman's black eyes flash in the candlelight. He sees a jewel glittering on the man's chest. "I will heal your troubles, but I ask for that piece of jewelry." The warrior hands the jewel from his neck to the man. The woman fondles the jewelry with satisfaction: “Fenrir. It is said to be chained to these woods. Even the gods fear it, on the subject. Let's just ask the one-handed Tyr! The power of this jewel is great, for the power of Fenrir is chained to it.
