Solva

[laughs]

Anyway, we found this other place, [laughs] oh, it's mad, innit, um, called Solva, I believe.

Okay.

And it's a little bay, and it's stunning.

a lot, that people are saying they return a few dreams, meditation, and even physical sightings.

I had someone report to me, they thought they saw a dragon flying over Solva, which is a neighboring village about 20 years ago.

So what does dragon energy represent? Why might these ancient beings be making themselves known again?

I've got to buzz in on my crown now.

Then happened that which set all things going otherwise than he had planned, and makes my story worth telling.

We, that is my father Grim, Deva my mother, and my two brothers, and myself, and our two little sisters, Gunhild and Solva, sat quietly in our great room, busy at one little thing or another, each in his way before the bright fire that burned on the hearth in the middle of the floor.

There was no trouble at all for us to think of more than that the wind had held for several weeks in the southwest and northwest, and we wondered when it would shift to its wonted springtide easting, so that we could get the ship underway once more for the voyage she was prepared for.

Pleasant talk it was, and none could have thought that it was to be the last of many such quiet evenings that had gone before.

Brotherhood.

True are the words of the Havamal, the song of the wisdom of Odin, which say, One may know and no other, but all men know if three know.

Therefore for all these years my father told none of us the secret of Havelock's birth, and when Arngyr married my sister Solva, he made him take oath that he would not tell what he knew to her, while she, being but a child at the time of the flight, had forgotten how this well-loved brother of hers came to us.

But it happened once that Grim was sick, and it seemed likely that he would die, so that this secret weighed on him, and he did not rightly know what to do for the best, Havelock at the time being but seventeen, and the time that he should think of his own place not being yet come.