One attendant of this deity was the patron of manual labor; that attendant, or another figure with the same name, had four sons that were turned into oxen and used to plow Zealand away from the continent.
One attendant of this deity was the patron of manual labor; that attendant, or another figure with the same name, had four sons that were turned into oxen and used to plow Zealand away from the continent. This deity's messenger rode Hofvarpnir, and her attendants included Eir, the goddess of healing. Gna served this owner of the hall Fensalir, who was prompted by her son's nightmares about his own death to extract an oath from everything in the world, except for mistletoe, never to harm her son. For 10 points, name this Norse goddess, the mother of Baldr and the wife of Odin.
One attendant of this deity was the patron of manual labor; that attendant, or another figure with the same name, had four sons that were turned into oxen and used to plow Zealand away from the continent.
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