Mjol the Enforcer

In the fantasy story, 'The Trinity Throne ', Mjol is first the son of Thael and the second crowned bishop-king of Thaelfasia.

He is called The Enforcer as a result of introducing stricter theocratic laws surrounding the worship of Sygrid, and for constructing the ritualistic Altar Stone to punish heretics and conspirators. A form of execution known as downcasting was invented this way, in which Thaelfagen had their wings severed, and their bodies subsequently tossed from the Alter Stone into the clouds below. Mjol married Igrid of the Veil and fathered two children: Heilda, and Tjor. Tjor ascended to the throne upon Mjol's death, while Heilda married her paternal uncle, Alod.