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The narrative interweaves historical research, Germanic mythology, and fictional elements invented by the author.

The work is divided into chapters that alternate between a story set in England in 1920 and the legendary saga of Wieland the Smith, a central figure in Germanic and Scandinavian mythology.

Flibber Tigibet and the Brothers (1920)

– The orphan boy Flibber runs away with his brothers to avoid being separated from the orphanage.

– They find refuge in an old smithy connected to the legend of Wayland.

– Inspired by a mysterious old man, Flibber learns to shoe horses and begins to help his brothers with this craft.

– The old man tells them the story of Wayland, thus connecting the mythical past with the boys' present.


``` The Saga of Wayland

– Wade the Giant: Wayland's father sends his sons to the best masters to learn from them.
After a series of betrayals and tragedies (including the deaths of his father and his master Mímir), Wayland flees and seeks help from Queen Brunhilda.

Wayland travels through Europe, encounters legendary figures (Siegfried, Walther of Aquitaine, Merlin the magician), and, at Merlin's behest, forges the sword Excalibur, destined for the future king of Britain, the captivating King Arthur.

Mythological and Historical Elements

– The text contains references to Norse myths, the Nibelung saga, the Arthurian legend (Excalibur), and medieval European history.

– Wayland is portrayed as a heroic craftsman whose skills transcend the ordinary and influence historical and legendary events.

– The book explores themes such as learning, overcoming challenges, ethics, power, and the role of technical knowledge in the creation of legends.
– Wayland the Smith: Even at a young age, he shows a talent for metallurgy and apprentices himself to Regin and later to the dwarves Mímir, Alberich, and Goldmar.

– Wayland learns advanced smithing techniques, including innovative physicochemical processes (such as iron nitriding).

Conclusion
The book concludes with the promise of a continuation of the saga and emphasizes that all sources used are in the public domain and that only the images were digitally enhanced using artificial intelligence.

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