ragnarsson: ([10.6] Of course)
Ivar "The Boneless" Ragnarsson ([personal profile] ragnarsson) wrote 2019-09-20 03:20 am (UTC)

They don't travel well. All attempts to get them to grow in Norway have failed.

[Ivar's gotten to taste so many new foods since coming here and it has been glorious.

He taps the left one.]


It belonged to my father. He gave it to me just before he died. Arm rings are important to Vikings. You receive one when you're twelve years old as a symbol that you're now officially a man. [It may have seemed comical from a modern-day perspective to consider a boy that hadn't even gone through puberty as a full-fledged member of society, but lives were much shorter back then. Getting to your fifties was considered pretty old.] They're also used for oath-making. If you break a vow you swore on your arm ring, you'll be cursed by the gods.

[He perks up at the mention of jewelry.]

I would like that. [And if the mushroom kicks in when he's looking at something shiny, so much the better for it.]

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