 Among the major figures who will be present, she continues, are Skelkingr, the king of the trolls, and Þorgerðr Hörgatröll.In "Þorleifs þáttr jarlsskálds", Þorleifr Ásgeirsson, known as "jarlsskáld" ("the Jarl’s skald"), recites an abusive and magically aggressive poem in Earl Haakon's hall.In chapter 7 (chapter 173 of "Óláfs saga Tryggvasonar"), Haakon recovers from his injuries and offers gifts to Þorgerðr Hördabrúðr and her sister Irpa, seeking their counsel on how best to take vengeance on Þorleifr.