Fenris
Fenris refused to be bound by Gleipnir unless one of the Aesir would place his hand in the wolf's mouth as a pledge of good faith that no magic arts were being used.
Fenris refused to be bound by Gleipnir unless one of the Aesir would place his hand in the wolf's mouth as a pledge of good faith that no magic arts were being used. (Myths of the Norsemen: From the Eddas and Sagas, Contents > Chapter V: Tyr)
Fenris refused to be bound by Gleipnir unless one of the Aesir would place his hand in the wolf's mouth as a pledge of good faith that no magic arts were being used. (Myths of the Norsemen: From the Eddas and Sagas, Contents > Chapter V: Tyr)
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