After the Main God Space Goes Bankrupt

Seth died, completely dead, not the kind of death where the body was destroyed, the personality was destroyed, and he could only return to the will of the planet to re-breed.

The concept belonging to the god Seth was completely eaten by Typhon, making Seth completely cut off the possibility of resurrection.

After learning that a main god was devoured to death, all the gods of the pantheon fell silent. From this cruel fact, they clearly learned the attitude of restraint.

They no longer intend to let their gods live on this land, and they no longer sit and watch them freely go against their wishes, any disobedient... No, all planet gods, together with their subordinates All human civilizations will be destroyed.

Not only the will of the planet thinks so, but also Alaya.

Humanity will not be completely destroyed, but will only suffer heavy losses, and this price is much easier for Alaya than watching the slow death of the dragon's veins growing and banning oneself. The most tragic thing is the reconstruction of human civilization.

As long as the land in the east can be completely destroyed, the dragon veins lurking underground and closely related to the eastern people can be destroyed.

Alaya will turn a blind eye to any tragic price.

At this time, the selfishness of human beings is manifested vividly in this aggregate of human collective consciousness.

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In the Golden Palace of Asgard, Odin learned about what happened outside through the two crows Fokkin and Wuni.

The appearance of Typhon proved what he had been worrying all along—the restraining force would not let him leave so easily.

Today, Typhon of the Beast spirit base is more terrifying than Surte, Nigghogg, Jormungandr, and even Fenrir in the Twilight of the Gods.

And the Nordic Asa and Vanir gods gathered together, after learning about the changes in the outside world through Odin, each of them looked solemn...but no one showed fear.

Typhon was conceived in the abyss of Tartarus, and it took a lot of time. The Norse gods who were reminded in advance also had a plan to deal with it.

In this process, a ceremony covering the whole of Northern Europe with a total area of ​​more than 130 million square kilometers was also perfected with the efforts of the Nordic gods.

After making full preparations, the gods of these Nordic barbarians have put their own lives and deaths outside.

"The time has come!" Odin's old voice reached the ears of every Norse god present.

"Whether to repeat the mistakes of Ragnarok, or to completely get rid of the 'slave' of restraint...Everyone, the time to challenge fate has arrived."

One after another gods stood up from their seats, saluted God King Odin respectfully, and then withdrew from the Golden Palace solemnly, leaving only Odin sitting on the throne alone.

If you look carefully, you will find that there are countless complex runes engraved on the Golden Palace, Asgard, and the land of the Nine Realms.

These runes merged Jiujie into one piece, and finally connected to the Golden Palace, forming an unprecedented huge magic circle, covering the whole of Northern Europe.

And the core of this ceremony is Odin sitting on the throne, or in other words, the god king of Asgard, who integrates himself into this ceremony as a sacrifice.

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Chapter 535 From now on, I am Orlaug ([-]+)

Sacrifice is not uncommon in various ceremonies, and sacrifice has been accompanied by the development of civilization, and has continued from the savage period to modern times.

It's just that after modern times, sacrifice has almost become a cultural tradition of mourning ancestors or the dead, and the sacrifice to the gods has only a formal meaning, and there are only some dark rubbings, anti-human and anti-society Only the evil cult will do something to sacrifice human life.

But in retrospect, the earliest sacrifices were not for the ancestors, but a kind of awe and worship for the world and all things in nature.

In the earliest stage of any mythology, it basically experienced the period of animism, and various sacrifices, ceremonies, offerings, and other processes were also handed down from this period.

Including living sacrifices, in the eyes of human beings today, they are properly anti-human and anti-social things.

But now, Odin intends to make himself a part of the ceremony, even the core of the whole ceremony.

Countless densely packed runes, various characters symbolizing various concepts of Norse mythology, were written in the entire Nine Realms, from Asgard to Vanaheim, from Niflheim to Muspelheim.

Even Helheim, the underworld of Uktrasil, is full of runes and words closely related to magic.

And the core of this huge ceremony throughout the Nine Realms is the seat of the god-king in the Golden Palace. According to legend, the supreme throne (Hlidskjalf) that can see the whole world is also Odin, who is inseparable from the position of the god-king.

It stands to reason that to become the core of a ceremony, the majestic Nordic god king does not need to take such risks at all, but after counting the Asa and Vanir gods, no one is more suitable than him.

It wasn't the first time He chose to sacrifice himself as a sacrifice.

Two very famous poems in "Words of God", that is, Odin's self-report, describe such a scene: Nine nights hang on a tree shaken by the wind, stabbed by a spear; I was regarded as Odin's sacrifice, Sacrifice yourself to yourself, on the big tree that no one knows!No bread to satisfy hunger, no drop of water to quench thirst.I looked down, picked up the Runas text, yelled as I picked it up, and dropped it from the tree.

Back then, Odin was able to sacrifice himself in exchange for runes (runes) at the cost of one eye. Today, Odin can also take a huge risk and put himself in this provocative and restraining ceremony.

He connects himself with Asgard as one, and also connects Asgard with the entire Nine Realms, which is equivalent to that at this moment, Odin is inseparable from the world tree Uktrasil.

Then, there is the ritual of challenging fate.

In the most glorious magic kingdom of Faerun, someone once held this ceremony to challenge the unpredictable fate, and truly succeeded in usurping the position of a god with a mortal body against the sky.

Although he only succeeded for a moment, compared to another guy who had a huge shit luck and replaced him with a mortal body to kill gods, this spellcaster who is powerful enough to scare the gods only lacks Had a little luck.

Today, Odin also lacks a little luck.

He deeply understands that luck is never on his side. Since he openly violated the arrangement of the restraining force and let Sol and Tyr kill the Nordic goddess of fate, he bid farewell to good luck.

But humans in other worlds dare to challenge fate, and as the supreme god king of the gods, how could he think that his courage would be inferior to that talented great arcanist.

What's more, Odin has another advantage, that is, he has the will that a god should have. Divinity has never been a debuff to him, but like eating and drinking water.

Of course, His goal at this time is not another god.

After all the Norse gods withdrew from the Golden Palace and led the entire Asgard people through the Rainbow Bridge to evacuate, Odin, who was sitting on the throne, stared at the entire Asgard quietly for a while, then raised his hand high. Kungunir in his hand hit the ground heavily.

clang--!

The clear sound of striking resounded throughout Asgard. At the same time, starting from where Odin was, countless runes and words written and engraved on the ground began to be written one by one under the infusion of divine power and true ether. light up.