Well, it appears as though we've ended up in Jotunheim instead of Midgard. I would be nervous if it were not for the fact I can see Thor standing on that hill over yonder. As long as he's around the giants will be occupied and we most likely will pass unnoticed.

Ahh, and now I see why the mighty Thor is here. If you look directly across from him standing on that rocky crag is the giant Krungnir (he rules over Rockyard and is one of the most feared of giant warriors) as for that colossal beast standing beside him I'm at a loss. He appears to be made of clay and the other giants about sound as though they are chanting "Cloudcalf"? A truly remarkable sight though, it appears to stand nine miles and one furlong high and at least three miles broad under the armpits.

Look now! The fight begins, Thor has loosed his hammer (Miolnir or mullicrusher) and it's heading straight for Krungnir's head. This fight may be over before it has even begun for Miolnir never misses it's mark. But wait! Krungnir has loosed a giant scythe-sharpener. Oh dear, cover your ears and duck. The sound when they meet will be deafening. Meet they did, did you see that? Krungnir's whetstone shattered like a clay vessel and Miolnir continues on it's path unaltered.

Krungnir never stood a chance. Before he could move an inch Miolnir found it's mark between his eyes. His head shattered like his whetstone and he toppled like a tree struck by lightening. I have to wonder if that "Cloudcalf" was supposed to be some kind of hero? If so that was one very poor showing, it simply disintegrated into dust at the sight of it's companions demise.  Now come let us hurry out of here while the giants are in disarray. Before the confusion ends and anger and vengeance take over their minds.