Moonspear the cat and the moon

The pups all seemed more-or-less happy again with the suggestion of the story passed down through generations and Charon was glad to find that tensions had settled. "This story is about the eyes of Thjazzi. Thjazzi was a giant who captured the goddess Iðunn. Loki was then sent to get Iðunn back from the giant. Loki then killed Thjazzi while he rescued Iðunn, which made Thjazzi's daughter Skaði very angry. Skaði was very angry at the gods for what Loki had done and the gods in compensation make her marry one of the gods, but she could choose only by looking at their feet. She married Njord, a god of the ocean-coasts."

Charon looked thoughtful for a moment while he tried to piece the story together, as it was long and had many details, many of which he'd forgotten over time. His face lit up in 'aha' as he remembered another detail. "The gods also had to make Skaði laugh in compensation, which they did by tying a goat to Loki's balls and then sending it running. And there was a last compensation..." Charon paused briefly and looked up at the starry skies above. When he pinpointed two bright stars he pointed up at them. "... Thjazzi's eyes were thrown up into the skies by Odin, the Alpha of the gods, to shine between the stars."