Episode 41f – Víga-Glúm’s Saga (chapters 24-28)

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When last we left Glúm, he was enjoying the fruits of his violent labors against the men of Espihóll and sharing an enigmatic verse about his personal body count. When Þorvarð the Troublemaker hears about this, he’s quick to set Þórarin on the case, forcing Glúm to swear an oath that he played no part … Continue reading Episode 41f – Víga-Glúm’s Saga (chapters 24-28)

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