The Vikings and the Ice Bridge

The most dramatic account of combat in all of Niall's saga, as Kaveri and his men chase at fleeing thrain sigvents. The man who killed him said he heard Thrain's teeth tinkling on the ice as they fell from his cleaved skull. When the battle was over, Kaveri had to chip away the frozen gore before removing what remained of Thrain's head from his shoulders. To him, it was a trophy, evidence of an insult avenged. But further violence was avoided when N'yal married off one of his daughters to Thrain's brother,. whilst adopting one of the dead man's son as his own. According to the sag