It came to pass, from Asgard's house of Aesir, that Freyr, god of plenty, who was unwilling or unable to pursue his love Gerd, persuaded Skirnir, his servant, to court this giantess in his stead. Skirnir sort and was promised The Sword of Victory upon the successful completion of this unusual concupiscent mission.

This is how Skirnir came to possess the powerful Sword of Victory

Later, Skirnir met and married Tund, the river of time. The union brought forth a son, WT, who grew strong of arm and wise in the ways of man. So impressed with this lad, was Freyja(Diana), goddess of love, that she offered him a place of honour in Valhalla if he could subdue and capture the heart of the giantess Patricia, daughter of her brother Freyr and his wife Gerd.

The young lad, taken back by the promise of such a laurel and eager to prove his worthiness, exuberantly accepted this, the noblest of challenges, even though he had no knowledge of the majical creatures, called women. What Freyja did not tell WT was the terrible fate that would befall him should he fail in this precarious mission of dangerous majic.

So proud was Skirnir, of the favor Freyja shone on his son, that he armed him with the Sword of Victory. Skirnir then invoked other gods for favours. The beautiful goddess Astarte, in turn, called on the warrior goddess Raltarnee, who presented the courageous Lad with the carnivorous underworld war horse, Threetuni. The great Thor, son of Odin, gifted the avid young Asgardian with Mjollnir, and then taught the warrior, himself, all essential wizardry necessary to invoke the awesome instrument of fertility and order that had the power to command the winds.

So armed, WT set forth on his prestigious, but unknowingly treacherous, majical quest to tame the very quintessence of the giantess, Patricia.