"Oh it has a rich history" she says "And if you're into religious studies, well, obviously lutherinism and protestant offshoots have a lot of writings for such a recent start- relatively speaking. Then , of course as a troll, I try to get into the old norse and it's works and it's really quite impressive. I'm a scribe than a skald, I don't tell stories, but the language of the lore, and how it changes the lore itself, is amazing isn't it? In any language group, the gradual shift of meaning and intonation and the same story in one langauge can be come a tragedy when before it was something celebrated or vice versa." It is obvious Miss Fordstone's shyness can be overcome with talk of such things