Beowulf by liewald

Poser • Mythology • posted on May 06, 2006

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Beowulf spoke: "I am Hygelac's kinsman and warrior. I have undertaken many glorious deeds. I learned of Grendel in my native land. Seafarers say this place, the best of halls, stands idle and useless after sundown. Hrothgar, the wise men among my people advised that I seek you because they know my strength-- they saw me come from battles stained in the blood of my enemies, when I destroyed a family of giants, when I endured pain all night, killing water monsters, grinding them to bits, to avenge for the Geats those who asked for misery. And now I shall, alone, fight Grendel.