I would deem it so. For us, both studies grow from each other. We do not place them in separate categories.
[ Even magic is seen as derogatory, unfit for warriors, it is still very much practiced. Only a fool would look Eir and Frigga in the eye and claim their work to be unseemly. But Loki also knew that behind closed doors, magic was not well thought of. Certainly, Asgard benefited from it, but they would call Frigga a witch and Loki, with his blend of magic and fighting, never quite fit in.
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[ Even magic is seen as derogatory, unfit for warriors, it is still very much practiced. Only a fool would look Eir and Frigga in the eye and claim their work to be unseemly. But Loki also knew that behind closed doors, magic was not well thought of. Certainly, Asgard benefited from it, but they would call Frigga a witch and Loki, with his blend of magic and fighting, never quite fit in.
Though perhaps, that was doomed from the start. ]