In Odin’s wandering words, the lesson is humble but eternal. Wealth and might may fill halls, but it is small kindness that fills hearts. A crust of bread shared by fire binds stronger than feasts in golden halls. This reminds us that men remember generosity long after they forget greatness. You do not need plenty to give meaning. A kind word, a drink shared, or a small mercy offered freely can build bonds no blade can sever. True loyalty is earned not by wealth, but by warmth. “Not much it take