"Hrimfaxi rides,
over the heavens' hills,
night has come upon us,
and night has brought
us this news."
Vikings were renowned for their fearless nature, as depicted in the ancient Viking poem, which celebrates their valor and indomitable spirit. However, despite the glorification of their fearlessness in Viking literature and sagas, one may wonder what drove these warriors to display such audacity in the face of danger. Was it their upbringing, their beliefs, or perhaps something deeper within their psyche that propelled them to face peril with unyielding bravery?
