One is Helgi; the others both call themselves Grim and say they have been sent by King Godmund to bring him two magnificent drinking horns, also called Grim, as a sign of his respect and hope of friendship. King Ólaf judges them even better than the pair he already owns, called the Hyrnings. He has them filled with ale and blessed by a bishop.
One is Helgi; the others both refer to themselves as Grim and claim they have been dispatched by King Godmund to present him with two impressive drinking horns, also known as Grim, as a token of his esteem and a gesture of goodwill. King Ólaf judges them even superior to the pair he already possesses, called the Hyrnings. He has them filled with ale and consecrated by a bishop.