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When Loki lost, he saved his life by saying that Brokk could take his head but not any of his neck. As a punishment for breaking his promise, the gods gave the dwarf permission to close Loki’s mouth – with a needle and thread.
- Human Sacrifices
The German monk Adam of Bremen wrote a similar account in...
- Human Sacrifices
One day Thor discovered that his hammer was missing, and Loki found that the Giant Thrym had stolen it. Thrym wanted to marry Freya in return for the hammer, but the goddess Freya loathed the idea. So it was decided that Thor would go to Thrym's hall disguised as Freya. Thor took Loki with him.
28 Δεκ 2022 · Without his magic sword, Freyr is killed by Surtr, although Freyr inflicts a mortal wound on the fire-giant god with an antler. Thor kills Jörmungandr with his hammer Mjölnir, but the poisonous serpent has bitten him, and he too dies after taking nine steps.
Loki disguised himself as Freyja and accompanied Thor to Thrym’s hall as his bride. In a tense and hilarious exchange, Thor pretended to reject the food and drink offered to him, claiming that he couldn’t eat or drink without Mjolnir present.
8 Δεκ 2022 · When Loki discovered her infidelity, he told Odin. In turn, Odin ordered Loki to retrieve the necklace as proof of the affair. Transforming into a flea, Loki slipped into Freya’s sealed bedroom tower. When Loki discovered her sleeping, Freya was lying at such an angle that made reaching the necklace impossible.
8 Μαρ 2023 · Finding that Freya was sleeping on the necklace, Loki bit her on the cheek and caused her to turn over. Seizing his opportunity, Loki stole the necklace and took it to Odin. When Freya approached Odin about the theft, he revealed his knowledge of her promiscuity with the dwarves.
They threatened him with death if he couldn’t find a way to prevent the giant from finishing his task and making off with their beloved goddess Freya and the sun and moon, bringing neverending darkness and dreariness to the Nine Worlds. Loki pleaded with the gods to spare his life, and swore an oath that he would do as the gods desired, come ...
