Place

River Van

The river-name formed from the slaver running from Fenrir’s mouth, preserving the pain left by the binding.

Norse Lichen iron editorial illustration of River Van for the atlas detail view.
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Overview

River Van turns the pain after Fenrir’s binding into a place-name. Chapter 34 says the slaver running from the wolf’s mouth becomes this river; it is therefore not an independent adventure-site but the visible trace left after the binding succeeds.

Key facts

Formed from slaver

Chapter 34 says River Van is formed from the slaver running from Fenrir’s mouth.

Trace of binding

The river-name preserves the continuing pain after Fenrir’s binding is complete.

Relationships

  • Fenrirslaver forms river

    The slaver running from Fenrir’s mouth forms River Van.

Story appearances

Ancient sources

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