George Dumezil argued that this entity was illustrative of Odin's  domain over magic.
George Dumezil argued that this entity was illustrative of Odin's  domain over magic. When one figure views this entity, he thinks its  destruction will cause him to gain no fame. It was intended to replace  Leyding and Gromi and can be seen nearby the river Vil and Von on an  island at a lake of red and black water called Amsvartnir. Retrieved after  (*) Freyr's messenger Skirnir visits Svartalheim, at the end of it is Gelgia,  which is used to connect it to the rock Gioll. The sinews of a bear, the sound of  a cat's fall, and the beard of a woman are used in its construction. For 10  points, name this chain that binds Fenrir.
George Dumezil argued that this entity was illustrative of Odin's  domain over magic.
Gleipnir