Part two of the Norse myth
Loki knew of a river where there was a shapeshifting dwarf, who went by the name andvarri. But to catch him, would be impossible. He goes to the ocean, where he talks to the goddess of the sea. He tricks her, saying that the dwarf andvarri was bad mouthing her, saying he was richer. So the goddess of the sea gives Loki a rope to capture andvarri. He heads to the river where he throws the net, and catches a large fish, who morphs back into his regular dwarfish shape. Loki agrees to let him go if he shows Loki where he keeps his gold, to which andvarri agrees. Loki goes inside the waterfall, where there were heaps and heaps of gold. Loki takes it all, but before he leaves, he notices a ring on andvarri’s finger. He decides to take it too. But andvarri explains the ring is what he uses to make gold, and without it he would be poor. Regardless, Loki takes the ring. Andvarri is so angry, he curses the ring. Loki heads back with the gold to the cabin. End of part 2
Loki knew of a river where there was a shapeshifting dwarf, who went by the name andvarri. But to catch him, would be impossible. He goes to the ocean, where he talks to the goddess of the sea. He tricks her, saying that the dwarf andvarri was bad mouthing her, saying he was richer. So the goddess of the sea gives Loki a rope to capture andvarri. He heads to the river where he throws the net, and catches a large fish, who morphs back into his regular dwarfish shape. Loki agrees to let him go if he shows Loki where he keeps his gold, to which andvarri agrees. Loki goes inside the waterfall, where there were heaps and heaps of gold. Loki takes it all, but before he leaves, he notices a ring on andvarri’s finger. He decides to take it too. But andvarri explains the ring is what he uses to make gold, and without it he would be poor. Regardless, Loki takes the ring. Andvarri is so angry, he curses the ring. Loki heads back with the gold to the cabin. End of part 2
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