Angurvadel
Angurvadel
The sword, possessing magical properties, which was inherited by Frithjof, the hero of a thirteenth-century Icelandic saga. It had a golden hilt and shone like the Northern Lights. In times of peace, certain characters on its blade were dull and pale, but during a battle they became red.
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