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Olaf Fjollsfinn - One of the main characters of the book "The Lord of the Ice Garden" by Jarosław Grzędowicz. A Norwegian scientist from Earth, a member of a research expedition to the planet Midgard. Changed as a result of the strong influence of magic. He led the local community as the Lord of the Ice Garden.

"I am Olaf Fjollsfinn - introduced the creature with eyes filled with pale blue ice, a bare skull as smooth as basalt covered with a forest of castle-like outgrowths, with towers and battlements."*

"[...] Almost as tall as them, a slim man wrapped in a coat, with a high hood, and a stick in his hand."*

"[...] then he made only a small gesture forward with his shepherd's staff finished with a silver tree, and it glowed for a moment and what he wanted happened."*

"The castle, shining with gray-green and yellow basalt, bristled with battlements and towers of defensive walls [...] It has a distinctly Gothic character. [...] It was built by someone who wanted Camelot, Carcassonne, Marienburg, and Bouzov all in one. "*

"There are no bricks here, no joints, all like cast of stone, smooth as glass."*

"They wore green tunics embroidered with the symbol of a silver tree [...]"*
~ The Lord of the Ice Garden, vol. III

*self-translation

Description
Olaf Fjollsfinn - One of the main characters of the book "The Lord of the Ice Garden" by Jarosław Grzędowicz. A Norwegian scientist from Earth, a member of a research expedition to the planet Midgard. Changed as a result of the strong influence of magic. He led the local community as the Lord of the Ice Garden.

"I am Olaf Fjollsfinn - introduced the creature with eyes filled with pale blue ice, a bare skull as smooth as basalt covered with a forest of castle-like outgrowths, with towers and battlements."*

"[...] Almost as tall as them, a slim man wrapped in a coat, with a high hood, and a stick in his hand."*

"[...] then he made only a small gesture forward with his shepherd's staff finished with a silver tree, and it glowed for a moment and what he wanted happened."*

"The castle, shining with gray-green and yellow basalt, bristled with battlements and towers of defensive walls [...] It has a distinctly Gothic character. [...] It was built by someone who wanted Camelot, Carcassonne, Marienburg, and Bouzov all in one. "*

"There are no bricks here, no joints, all like cast of stone, smooth as glass."*

"They wore green tunics embroidered with the symbol of a silver tree [...]"*
~ The Lord of the Ice Garden, vol. III

*self-translation