This man's paternal grandfather Sigi killed a man named Bredi who outdid him in a hunt.
This man's paternal grandfather Sigi killed a man named Bredi who outdid him in a hunt. This man was conceived after his mother ate a golden apple carried by the giantess Hljod, whom this man later married. Nine of this man's sons were killed by a wolf that was actually the shapeshifting mother of this man's killer. He died while visiting his son-in-law, a king of Gautland named Siggeir who was present in this man's home when Odin placed a sword in the Barnstokk. For 10 points, name this father of Signy and Sigmund, the namesake of a Norse saga.
This man's paternal grandfather Sigi killed a man named Bredi who outdid him in a hunt.
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