Nicely done!
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Just a couple technicalities I'd like to adress; the word styaal is not a word, it should be staal, and the phrase "Du sæk, æk flyt" translates to "You sink, I float".
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Otherwise this is fine work, keep at it, I approve
That's good info to have :)
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I didn't actually make this particular one - just stumbled across it - but if I make one I'll have to remember to keep in mind to consult you in the future about the Norwegian type ones at the very least
See now that makes me want to see a movie that takes place during modern times where every mythological being of a particular culture suddenly exists. All of them. No exceptions. Then watch as people scramble to remember all the old tales, the folk tales, the old wives tales that told them how to deal with those beings.
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I think I remember my grandparents and their siblings talking about an "Old Man Nick" that their dad and grandpa would tell them about to keep them away from the water. My great - great grandpa came to the US from Sweden, so I wonder if there's a connection there
Maybe. This sounds very similar to the "water horse" mythology as well, which I think is from a different part of the world - so it seems very likely it could have been some branch off of this sort of story
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Just a couple technicalities I'd like to adress; the word styaal is not a word, it should be staal, and the phrase "Du sæk, æk flyt" translates to "You sink, I float".
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Otherwise this is fine work, keep at it, I approve
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I didn't actually make this particular one - just stumbled across it - but if I make one I'll have to remember to keep in mind to consult you in the future about the Norwegian type ones at the very least
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