Dogmeat, the Lord of Chillout, opened his eye and noticed somebody standing in the corner of his confinement. Acually this being an astral prison-plane, there were no real corners, nor was there anything to stand on, but I was speaking figuratively.
-That you Pancy?
-It's Pancreator please. You could've at least once called me that. Nevermind. Listen, are you listening? 'Cause I'm in a hurry and I'm not going to repeat myself just because you're not paying atention. Ok, anyway, I've just stopped by to say goodbye and that I forgive you. There.
-Wait, what? Holdonforasecondthere...
-See, I tod you, you weren't paying attention. What was I? Ah, yes. I'm leaving. I need a break from all that ruling over the world and stuff. I want to try something new, not sure what yet, but I'm definitely not going back. So, y'know I wanted everyone to remember me fondly, that's why I stopped by to tell you that I forgive you for that time when you wanted to eat my head. Oh, and for, eh, everything else. And you can go and do whatever you like. You're free, byebye.
Said the now-ex-pancreator and vanished. Dogmeat was unsurprisingly rather confused by such a turn of events. So much that after a while he wasn't even sure anymore if this all wasn't but a hallucination. The more so seeing how his prison "cell" still stood firmly, and didn't seem to be letting him go anytime soon. Nevertheless, Prince of Primeval Depths, the Unsleeping God, The Fortifier, The Armorer, decided to force his ass and break free, if only to check if Pancy was gone for real or if it was just that he finally went completely bonkers. Both possibilities seemed equally amusing.
Meanwhile, in the reality-plane...
Herse Dag and his pals dreamed of conquest since forever. Last month, they finally managed to name place and time and decided to raid a province some fifty leagues north of their mountain fort. They took their axes and javelins, their spears and shields, and happily marched out, stomping on grass and people alike with their size 120 feet. Unsurprisingly, a local band of militia organized itself to put an end to this obnoxious behaviour. What happened to be surprising, at least to Dag and his now-late mates, was that the militia included some large and angry elephants.
As he was fleeing home, Herse Dag found in himself a long dormant talent of lighting reflexes, which allowed him to dodge arrow and elephant charge alike, thus making him the sole survivor of that ill-fated raid. Unfortunately for his daily job as a skald, the terrible shame that he felt since then made him pracically mute. So as not to die of hunger, he sold his services to one Niefel Jarl, named Frode, who lately begun to mention that he is hearing voices. Dag would love to comment on that, but his recent affliction prevented him from making any snide remarks, thus saving him his new job.