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[Lania] No matter how old the stories are, you can always find good advice in folk tales and legends.
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[Lania] Despite the passing of time and mankind's progression, certain fundamentals of life are timeless and will never change.
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Umm...
[Lania] Hmm...? Do you need anything from me? I will try to help you as much as I can.
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[Lania] Hmm...? Do you need anything from me? I will try to help you as much as I can.
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[Lania] I believe that it's no use having ability or power unless you use that power for the right purposes.
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Oh no, that's okay.
[Lania] I must have misunderstood me. However, feel free to ask me for help if you ever need it.
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[Lania] I must have misunderstood me. However, feel free to ask me for help if you ever need it.
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[Lania] I consider helping others as special training for my spiritual improvement. I hope that you will act with kindness and generosity towards others as well.
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Dialogue ends here
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Sleipnir's story.
[Lania] Ah, I see. I can tell you what I know about Sleipnir. Let's see now if I can remember everything about it.
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[Lania] Ah, I see. I can tell you what I know about Sleipnir. Let's see now if I can remember everything about it.
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[Lania] Ah yes. I remember it now. Yes, Sleipnir was the name of Odin's stallion.
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[Lania] In the world of gods, there were three legendary stallions: Sleipnir, Svadilfari and Gullfaxi.
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[Lania] Gullfaxi was owned by Hrungnir, the king of the giants. Svadilfari, the stallion that sired Sleipnir, was also owned by a giant.
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[Lania] Okay, now let's talk about how 'Sleipnir' was born. This story gives us a glimpse of the fallibility of gods and giants.
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[Lania] In Asgard, the realm of the gods, there was a huge protective rampart that was almost completely destroyed in a recent war.
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[Lania] However... Gods being gods, they were not eager to rebuild the walls themselves.
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[Lania] One day, a very skinny man rode on a dark horse and offered to rebuild, and even improve, the rampart protecting Asgard.
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[Lania] His offer was tempting to the gods, who needed every protection from their enemies.
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[Lania] This man promised to rebuild the Asgardian rampart in only 18 months, but in return he wanted the goddess Freya as his wife, as well as ownership of the sun and the moon.
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[Lania] Now, this price was unreasonable for the gods to pay. The Asgardians were all insulted and angered by the stranger's demands. Still, they did want their rampart to be rebuilt.
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[Lania] ..... Are you bored? If you are, we can finish this story later.
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Yeah, let's finish this later.
[Lania] I understand that my story was not that interesting. But I will try my best to entertain you next time. Please travel in safety.
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[Lania] I understand that my story was not that interesting. But I will try my best to entertain you next time. Please travel in safety.
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Dialogue ends here
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No, please go ahead.
[Lania] Oh alright. Then let me continue.
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[Lania] Oh alright. Then let me continue.
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[Lania] The gods were furious with the stranger's ridiculous demands. However, Loki proposed to Odin that they should let the stranger rebuild their defensive walls.
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[Lania] Loki suggested that if the stranger could complete most of the rampart renovation, but later than as agreed, the gods would not be obligated to pay the stranger any price.
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[Lania] Odin decided to follow Loki's advice, and told the stranger that the wall must be repaired in 6 months, instead of 18 months as the stranger had proposed. He could receive help from no man.
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[Lania] In return, the stranger would be paid as he had asked if he could fulfill those conditions. Since he was just a man, it seemed impossible.
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[Lania] Hmmm... I know this story is quite long. Did you want to listen some more, or did you need a break?
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Let me take down some notes first.
[Lania] Ah.... I understand this story is quite long. My apologies. Alright, I'll wait for you to finish writing your notes.
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[Lania] Ah.... I understand this story is quite long. My apologies. Alright, I'll wait for you to finish writing your notes.
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[Lania] May I continue the story now?
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Yes, please.
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Dialogue ends here
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[Lania] Okay, now where was I?
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I need a break!
[Lania] I understand that the tale of Sleipnir is pretty long. But if you have the patience, I will try to relate this story to you another...
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[Lania] I understand that the tale of Sleipnir is pretty long. But if you have the patience, I will try to relate this story to you another time. Farewell~
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Dialogue ends here
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No, please go ahead.
[Lania] Oh good. Then please let me continue.
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[Lania] Oh good. Then please let me continue.
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[Lania] Now, the stranger insisted that he be able to use his horse to help him do this reconstruction work. Since the horse was rather plain and simple looking, Odin agreed.
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[Lania] Odin didn't think twice about his request, and regretted this decision upon observing the stranger's first day of rebuilding the rampart.
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[Lania] Strangely enough, the stranger, using his horse to carry the materials, rebuilt the rampart at a speed that was inhuman.
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[Lania] This upset the gods, since the stranger was actually a mighty giant in disguise. However, this did not violate their agreement, so the gods could do nothing.
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[Lania] Although the stranger's skills were great, his horse greatly sped up the rampart reconstruction. This was the legendary magical horse, Svadilfari.
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[Lania] The gods grew more anxious as the wall would soon be completed before the alloted six months were up. The Asgardians soon grew very angry with Loki.
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[Lania] Despite this, Loki remained calm and assured the gods that he had a plan. The gods distrusted his craftiness, and grew desperate as the stranger's work speedily progressed.
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[Lania] Then, the reconstruction of the rampart suddenly halted. Both the gods and the stranger were equally surprised, as the horse Svadilfari was now missing.
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[Lania] The stranger would now need to continue his work by himself.
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[Lania] Hmmm... Are you still listening? If you're tired, I understand and we can stop for now.
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I'm so exhausted!
[Lania] I know that this story might seem too long. But if you ever want to sit down and hear it again, I'll be glad to go over it again. Th...
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[Lania] I know that this story might seem too long. But if you ever want to sit down and hear it again, I'll be glad to go over it again. Thank you for listening, adventurer.
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Dialogue ends here
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No, please go ahead.
[Lania] Oh alright, I'll go on then.
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[Lania] Oh alright, I'll go on then.
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[Lania] In their curiosity, the gods decided to investigate Savdilfari's disappearance.
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[Lania] Surprisingly, they found that Svadilfari fell in love with a beautiful mare, which was why it did not work on the rampart.
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[Lania] So when the 6 months passed, the stranger almost finished rebuilding the Asgardian walls. Only the castle gate was left untouched.
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[Lania] The gods were happy to tell the stranger that they could not pay him what he requested, since he did not complete the rampart as originally agreed.
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[Lania] In his rage, the stranger accused the gods of tricking him so that they would not have to pay him with the sun, the moon and the beautiful goddess Freya. Then, he revealed his true identity.
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[Lania] He was a terrible frost giant, or Hrimthurs as they say.
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[Lania] ..... Are you bored? If you are, we can talk about this later you know.
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I'm so bored~
[Lania] I see. Well, stories are meant to be enjoyed and I suppose you're not in the mood to sit and listen.
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[Lania] I see. Well, stories are meant to be enjoyed and I suppose you're not in the mood to sit and listen.
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[Lania] But if you ever do want to hear about Sleipnir, feel free to visit me once again. Have a good day~
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Dialogue ends here
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No, please go ahead.
[Lania] Oh, I'm glad~ Some people would actually be sleeping after listening so long~
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[Lania] Oh, I'm glad~ Some people would actually be sleeping after listening so long~
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[Lania] Anyway... The stranger turned out to be a giant training in stone masonry. Although he was invading Asgard, the gods didn't worry.
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[Lania] Thor quickly killed the giant with his mighty hammer, Mjolnir, by hurling it at the giant's head, which exploded into a thousand pieces.
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[Lania] As for the horse, Svadilfari, it was nowhere to be found for a long, long time.
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[Lania] ..... Are you bored? If you are, let's talk about this later.
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Let me take down some notes.
[Lania] Ah.... I see that you really want to keep track of every important detail!
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[Lania] Ah.... I see that you really want to keep track of every important detail!
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[Lania] My apologies, I'll wait for you to complete your notes then.
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[Lania] May I continue the story now?
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Yes, please.
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Dialogue ends here
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[Lania] Okay. Hmm... Now where was I?
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See you later.
[Lania] Oh, I guess my story wasn't really that interesting. But if you want to listen to this story again, please come visit me again.
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[Lania] Oh, I guess my story wasn't really that interesting. But if you want to listen to this story again, please come visit me again.
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[Lania] Okay then, travel safely~
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Dialogue ends here
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No, please go ahead.
[Lania] Okay. Hmm... Now where was I?
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[Lania] Okay. Hmm... Now where was I?
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[Lania] After a while, Loki, who looked tattered and worn out, brought a strange looking pony with eight legs to Asgard.
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[Lania] Loki introduced the pony as 'Sleipnir' and presented it to Odin as a present.
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[Lania] In actuality, Loki transformed into the mare that seduced Svadilfari so that it would no longer work on the rampart.
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[Lania] So 'Sleipnir' was born from the legendary mare Svadilfari, and the god Loki who transformed himself into a horse.
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[Lania] Now, stories that are spread through word of mouth might have differences in the small details, depending on who's telling the story.
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[Lania] Still, the fundamental story line should not be different.
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[Lania] I don't usually get to practice storytelling, and I'm not too confident of the authenticity of my version of Sleipnir's tale.
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[Lania] But I hope you will understand that I did my best. It was the most that I could do to help you.
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[Lania] If you wish to listen to this story again, you're always welcome. Be safe on your adventures~
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Dialogue ends here
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I see.
[Lania] In times of agony, please reflect on your past to help you find a solution.
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[Lania] In times of agony, please reflect on your past to help you find a solution.
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[Lania] Like the old myths and legends, your experiences are stories from which you can learn valuable lessons.
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Dialogue ends here
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[Lania] I told you everything I know. Hopefully, I was of some help to you. Please treat others with the same generosity and kindness.
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Dialogue ends here
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[Lania] Training isn't limited to just physical and mental conditioning.
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[Lania] The way you lead your life and interact with other people can also be considered part of your training.
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[Lania] Everyone will learn and benefit differently, depending on how they live their day to day lives.
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Dialogue ends here
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[Lania] Training isn't limited to just physical and mental conditioning.
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[Lania] The way you lead your life and interact with other people can also be considered part of your training.
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[Lania] Everyone will learn and benefit differently, depending on how they live their day to day lives.
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Dialogue ends here