And afterward when their dining experience was finished, Jordan traveled toward home, and it worked out in a good way for him-yet nothing is said to describe his excursion before he came relatively close to his post, and his way lay through a wood. At the point when they came to a clearing in the woodland, Jordan stopped his soldiers and requested their quietness and told every one of his men, who had been with him on his excursion to Svithjoth, that they ought to not express anything of his aim to go into marriage with Lord Eystein's little girl. Then, at that point, he laid so severe a punishment on this that whosoever discussed it would not get anything not exactly the deficiency of his life. Furthermore, when he had spoken what he had needed, he returned home. And afterward it happened
