Only with Sigurd on his back would Grani go through the flame.

He left the smithy angrily and called to Grani, his proud horse.

Then Sigurd heard Grani, his horse, neigh for him again and again.

Then he mounted Grani and rode to the wall of flame.

He dismounted from Grani, and he bade his horse be still.

Sigurd and Gunnar then exchange shapes and the former spurs Grani through the flames.

He mounted Grani and came near to the flaring wall.

Gunnar tries in vain to do this, even when mounted on Sigurd's steed Grani.

He mounted Grani and he rode to Fafnir's cave.

Mounting his horse Grani, Sigurd rode through the fiery obstacle to the gate of the castle.

And Grani, knowing that the one he bore was without fear, rode through the flaring fire.

With the help of his steed Grani, Sigurd succeeds in penetrating through the fire to the castle.

Then Sigurd lifted her in his arms and carried her to where Grani, his horse, was waiting.

Sigurd dismounted and bade Grani be still.

Then Gunnar thought that, mounted on Grani, Sigurd's horse, he could ride through the ring of fire.

Steinulf and Grani, deft are your hands!