Part 9 of Norse myth
Sigurd tells the brother he can help him. Using a spell he learned from an old spell book he had from Regin, he shapeshifts into the brother, and rides with his own horse through the flames. He sees Brunhild and is struck with familiarity, but can’t remember why. He asks for her hand in marriage. Brynhild responds that a man was meant to marry her, but that was many years ago, so she agrees. Outside the ring of fire, the brother and his horse hid in a bush just a few yards away. When Sigurd (disguised as the brother) rides Brynhild out from the fire, he asks her to wait, before leaving her, riding into the bush, and letting the real brother ride out on his own horse to meet Brynhild. She is confused why his horse is a different breed, but doesn’t mind it. The brother and Brynhild marry and live away from Sigurd and the princess, on the queens command. But one day, brynhild and the princess visit the queens castle and start talking.
Sigurd tells the brother he can help him. Using a spell he learned from an old spell book he had from Regin, he shapeshifts into the brother, and rides with his own horse through the flames. He sees Brunhild and is struck with familiarity, but can’t remember why. He asks for her hand in marriage. Brynhild responds that a man was meant to marry her, but that was many years ago, so she agrees. Outside the ring of fire, the brother and his horse hid in a bush just a few yards away. When Sigurd (disguised as the brother) rides Brynhild out from the fire, he asks her to wait, before leaving her, riding into the bush, and letting the real brother ride out on his own horse to meet Brynhild. She is confused why his horse is a different breed, but doesn’t mind it. The brother and Brynhild marry and live away from Sigurd and the princess, on the queens command. But one day, brynhild and the princess visit the queens castle and start talking.
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