Stupid Odin

Was the crystal skull really remotely destroyed due to backlash?

No Mayan god is a fool.

The God-King needs face.

They need face too.

No matter how they curse their God-King as useless, they can't hide the fact that they were beaten into stray dogs. Moreover, in this battle, the biggest blame seems to fall on K'um, not Odin.

Loki (now renamed Odin), this God of Wrath, being able to lead them to escape is already the greatest miracle.

Losing a crystal skull that originally didn't belong to Odin is certainly a pity, but it's not a sin or a mistake. On the contrary, at most, it proves that Odin doesn't have the talent for the [Prophecy] divine duty.

This page can be considered turned.

Odin failed to obtain the crystal skull, and Downs didn't get it either. Originally, this would at most be a lose-lose situation.

Unexpectedly, the moment Downs destroyed the crystal skull that K'um had transformed into, a wonderful sense of enlightenment surged into his mind.

In fact, this scene is very similar to the scene where the skull tempted him just now. The biggest difference is that it originates from the deepest part of the Jötunheimr world's origin.

Similarly, there is a group of graceful goddesses, but there are also a large number of suspended continents built on the larger World Tree, and a large number of new gods bowing down to him...

The Jötunheimr world's will clearly tells him that his [Prophecy] divine duty has been promoted to [Destiny]!

At this moment, the two Goddesses of Destiny still by the Well of Urd in Asgard widened their mouths in surprise.

Thinking back then, the three Goddesses of Destiny who should have been born only had Urd's [Past] and Verdandi's [Present], lacking [Future].

Unexpectedly, at this moment, the [Future] within [Destiny] is finally complete.

Even more unexpectedly, [Future] is actually in the hands of His Majesty the God-King.

How outrageous is this!

The God-King, who was already powerful enough to reverse a great world, actually possesses the divine duty of [Future Destiny]. This means that if anyone wants to defy his will, he can even make a princely god-king step into the abyss of destruction silently without leaving any evidence.

Urd and Verdandi covered their mouths with force. Their first reaction was fear that they would reveal heavenly secrets and be punished by the God-King.

They came back to their senses and breathed a sigh of relief.

His Majesty Downs Paulsen has never been a tyrannical monarch, and he would never covet divine duties and recklessly launch plunder or war.

"Perhaps His Majesty has had some fortuitous encounter," Urd said with emotion.

In a sense, they were right.

Downs hasn't obtained a new divine duty for a long time. In fact, when he killed the Wind God-King Enlil back then and obtained the divine duty of [Wind], Downs didn't necessarily want it very much.

Helplessly, the four elemental divine duties, such treasures, cannot be given to other people's new gods casually.

There are wind gods in the divine descent, but it's still the same sentence: if you haven't proven your loyalty to the Æsir, why ask the God-King for a powerful divine duty?

This requires decades, even hundreds of years, of sincere work, plus killing foreign enemies, before a divine duty can be bestowed as a reward.

After Downs obtained the [Destiny] divine duty, he narrowed his eyes, and the light on his divine eyes suddenly rose, easily crossing the barriers of space and projecting onto the battlefield.

Speaking of which, it's also ridiculous.

That Suicide God is actually the most decent resistance among the Mayan Nine Allied Gods.

After Downs killed one of the Nine Allied Gods, the remaining Nine Allied Gods didn't say a word. Neither did the other Nine Allied Gods rush up to avenge him, nor did they organize any decent offensive to fiercely counterattack the Æsir.

Gradually, the gods of the Mayan and Inca pantheons became more and more scattered as they fought.

Originally, under the leadership of Pachacamac and Skadi, they could still form two large formations and勉力 resist the siege of hundreds of gods on the Æsir side. As Hela let Jörmungandr stir up the situation, the battle situation became clear.

Downs was right about Hela. This Asgardian Goddess of Death has the courage to stand alone.

In the situation where Downs left, she and the Second Brother Jörmungandr launched a textbook-style central breakthrough.

The speed of the World Serpent has never been too fast, but it can't withstand its super-large size. Those Inca gods just saw changes in the clouds in the sky. The next second, a terrifying snake tail exceeding a kilometer in length fell from the sky and slapped them in the face.

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Pachacamac's face flushed red, and his hands were shaking greatly.

Is this killing his subordinates?

This is slapping his God-King's face!

In anger, he thrust a divine power spear that crossed the sky into Jörmungandr's snake body, which made the World Serpent shiver.

Pain! But not fatal!

Jörmungandr hurriedly rolled away.

Because it had successfully completed the task of cutting the battlefield.

On the other side, Skadi failed to hit Tyr again with one strike. He couldn't imagine that such a giant god was so agile.

Not far away, Chaac, the Rain God among the Nine Allied Gods, was raging, radiating countless raindrops from his body onto the battlefield, attempting to vent his anger on the mortal soldiers of Jötunheimr. This can be said to be the most shameless true god in Mayan history.

There is no other branch like this one.

King against king, general against general, god against god.

This was originally the default rule.

Who would have thought that he would be so shameless?

Seeing the large-scale deaths and injuries on the battlefield, Arthur, the God of Knights, rarely joined forces with Enki, the God of Wisdom Water (now the God of Irrigation), and gave him a hard one.

The torrential rain caused by the Rain God Chaac suddenly turned into a towering water curtain, blocking all the raindrops. Before Chaac could react, the water curtain suddenly separated to the left and right, and a dazzling golden sword light leaped out from the middle. A long sword blooming with dazzling golden brilliance, along with the roar of the God of Knights, turned into a light of absolute killing, just under the cover of the water curtain, and slashed on the Rain God Chaac's neck.

The divine steed passed by the Rain God. An ugly head wearing a strange mask flew into the sky.

Rain God Chaac, dead!

Slayer, Arthur!