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Asgard and Midgard were connected by a flaming bridge called Bifrost , otherwise known as the rainbow . On the level below was cold Niflheim . The central column of the World Tree , the great ash Yggdrasill , passed through each level .
Asgard and Midgard were connected by a flaming bridge called Bifrost , otherwise known as the rainbow . On the level below was cold Niflheim . The central column of the World Tree , the great ash Yggdrasill , passed through each level .
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Loki was captured by a giant called Thjazi , who refused to free him unless he promised to bring Idunn out of Asgard with her apples . Loki at once vowed to hramugtog Retian ba fofin au feltur , do this and the giant let him Hu plug ...
Loki was captured by a giant called Thjazi , who refused to free him unless he promised to bring Idunn out of Asgard with her apples . Loki at once vowed to hramugtog Retian ba fofin au feltur , do this and the giant let him Hu plug ...
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He quickly turned Idunn into a nut and flew home to Asgard with her in his claws . When Thjazi returned and discovered that Idunn had been taken he transformed himself once more into an eagle and gave chase .
He quickly turned Idunn into a nut and flew home to Asgard with her in his claws . When Thjazi returned and discovered that Idunn had been taken he transformed himself once more into an eagle and gave chase .
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