"This must be the biggest lie."
Now the time goes on until the last of the summoning days before the Althing came.
Then Otkell called on his brothers and Skamkell to ride on the business of the summons to Lithend.
Hallbjorn said he would go, but said also that they would rue this summoning as time went on.
Now they rode twelve of them together to Lithend, but when they came into the "town," there was Gunnar out of doors, and knew naught of their coming till they had ridden right up to the house.
He did not go indoors then, and Otkell thundered out the summons there and then; but when they had made an end of the summoning Skamkell said—
"Is it all right, master?"
"Ye know that best," says Gunnar, "but I will put thee in mind of this journey one of these days, and of thy good help."
"That will not harm us," says Skamkell, "if thy bill be not aloft."
Gunnar was very wroth and went indoors, and told Kolskegg, and Kolskegg said—