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HelpThe briny depths . . .
in reply to a message by Tori910
It looks like the poetic name for salt water, no matter how you spell it.
The Old English for 'flame' / 'conflagration' was bryne, not bryni, btw. Brynig was 'burning'. Where did you see the name?
The Old English for 'flame' / 'conflagration' was bryne, not bryni, btw. Brynig was 'burning'. Where did you see the name?
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