Laufey, also known as Nl, is a figure from Norse mythology. In the Gylfaginning of the Prose Edda, she is the mother of Loki, and in the rsdrpa, she is mentioned as a giantess. She is sometimes referred to as the “second best Laufey” because there is another figure in Norse mythology with the same name, who is the mother of Hel.
The “second best Laufey” is not as well-known as the other Laufey, but she is still an important figure in Norse mythology. She is a reminder that there is more to Norse mythology than just the stories of the gods and goddesses. There are also stories of giants, elves, and other creatures that make up the rich tapestry of Norse mythology.
