Kveldulfs
Kveldulf, meaning "evening wolf" in Old Norse, was a prominent figure in Norse sagas, particularly known for his appearance in the Saga of Egil Skallagrimsson. He was the father of Skallagrim and Thorolf, and the paternal grandfather of the famous poet and warrior Egil Skallagrimsson.
Kveldulf was described as a large, strong, and skilled warrior, embodying many of the traditional Norse ideals
A significant aspect of Kveldulf's character was his alleged lycanthropy, or werewolf tendencies. The sagas suggest
Kveldulf played a crucial role in the early life of his grandson, Egil. After the death of