Careful with that hammer, Arne.
Oh.
Surprise!
Let him see for himself then!
Yeah! He can take it. Maybe.
Didn’t the Inuit build cairns as land markers though? I’m curious what the significance of this cairn is…
A “cairn” is really any pile of stones made by people. It could be land markers for direction, setups for defense, structures used for hunting, or also tombs. In this case Ingolf means a tomb (though it will be more obvious on the next page lol).
Aude’s finding out real quick that actions have consequences and boys grow up.
Darn kids with their growing up.
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Thistil Mistil Kistil is a comic about vikings, Norse gods, and their adventures together (or against each other). Updates are on Thor’s Day.
Oh.
Surprise!
Let him see for himself then!
Yeah! He can take it. Maybe.
Didn’t the Inuit build cairns as land markers though? I’m curious what the significance of this cairn is…
A “cairn” is really any pile of stones made by people. It could be land markers for direction, setups for defense, structures used for hunting, or also tombs. In this case Ingolf means a tomb (though it will be more obvious on the next page lol).
Aude’s finding out real quick that actions have consequences and boys grow up.
Darn kids with their growing up.