Stupid Odin

In the darkness, the purple-blue lightning and golden divine light collided violently, the immense shockwave causing the layers of earth on the town's edge to roll and fly upwards. The point of impact instantly exploded into a massive crater, as if endless turbulent divine power, mixed with sand and stone, was splashing outwards.

While Thor and Freyr were engaged in fierce battle, the other gods were not idle either.

An arrow shot from the darkness, and a Vanir god raised his hammer to block it. However, although the hammerhead did indeed block the arrow, at the last moment, the arrow swerved, creating a dazzling spark as it grazed the hammerhead, and then struck the Vanir god's neck from another angle.

It seemed to onlookers as if the arrow and the god had simply passed each other.

Only when a series of blood droplets arced through the air did another Vanir god nearby realize that his companion had been severely wounded by an arrow.

"Ah! A sneak attack?" The wounded god only realized he had lost a life when his [Amulet of Resurrection] took effect.

Just as these two Vanir gods were about to rush forward, a whole row of towering trees suddenly grew in front of them within seconds, forcefully dividing the battlefield. These closely packed giant trees also temporarily prevented them from pursuing the Aesir archer god.

They were thrown into chaos by this violent natural attack.

While Vidar protected Ullr, who was frantically attacking, the giants who had come along were not idle either, launching an attack on the remaining Vanir gods and god servants.

With the flanks in complete chaos, the Rainbow Bridge in the front unsurprisingly welcomed enemies.

It was a giant sea serpent over a hundred meters long, with a head somewhat like a crocodile and a body like a whale, a typical chimera.

It actually followed the Rainbow Bridge's channel, swaying its massive body all the way, and swimming against the current into the sky with the support of an exaggerated torrent of water.

Under normal circumstances, this would have been impossible.

Because the Rainbow Bridge leading to Vanaheim had long been closed, even if the rainbow light could still be seen, it was impossible to pass through.

Obviously, a mysterious marine divine power had briefly altered the properties of the Rainbow Bridge, making the impossible possible.

"Damn it!" After receiving the mission, Odin had actually thought about many things, such as how to retreat gracefully.

Now it seemed he didn't need to act. After he threw the first strike, the [Gungnir] spear, he began to regret a little why he had to mess with this [Space] attribute.

The divine spear [Gungnir] and the giant sea serpent collided violently on the Rainbow Bridge. At that moment, the entire western sky flickered with dazzling lines of law.

The violent power of [Space] easily tore through the sea serpent's defenses, blasting in from its back and creating a through-and-through hole ten meters deep and over three meters in diameter.

For ordinary beings, even giants, this would have been a fatal blow.

For a hundred-meter-long dragon, it was a serious injury, but far from fatal.

Filled with rage, the behemoth charged into the golden castle at the end of the Rainbow Bridge. The magnificent building, built of giant stones and wrapped with gold on the outer walls, was almost knocked off its foundations. Most of the walls and the roof flew out directly, turning into countless fragments. Because it was mixed with many gold flakes, the scene actually had a bit of splendor.

Odin and Heimdall threw themselves forward, constantly attacking the large monster with their weapons, but the thing was really tough.

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The sea serpent, with several Aesir gods hanging on it, rode the waves into the First District.

Rows of houses were more fragile than sandcastles made by children on the beach under this level of destruction, easily being smashed to pieces.

At this time, the entire Asgard was in a state of chaos.

Taking advantage of the Rainbow Bridge's defenses being broken, the Vanir gods led by Njord finally made their grand entrance.

This Vanir God-King, with a white, shaggy beard but a large bald patch, wore a set of strange armor with alternating light blue and white colors. Standing on the ruins of the Rainbow Fortress, he surveyed the scene with a scrutinizing gaze.

Looking at the disheveled and embarrassed Aesir gods like Odin, Njord waved his hand, concise and to the point:

"Kill—"

Unexpectedly, just as these Vanir gods, whose heights generally hovered around 5 meters, charged onto the ruins of the First District, the situation suddenly changed.

"Ahhh! Kill this beast—"

The giant group led by the giant Thiazi and the giantess Skadi rushed out from the flanks, wielding thick clubs that were easily over ten meters long, and began to attack the sea serpent.

Leaving the clumsy beast to be dealt with by the immensely strong giants was itself a form of resource allocation.

Just as the Vanir gods collectively launched an attack on the giants, an extremely violent rain of swords shocked all the gods present.

"Whoosh whoosh whoosh!"

"Boom boom boom!"

An unknown number of illusory flame magic swords [Muspelheim Swords] appeared out of thin air in the night sky. They not only illuminated the dark battlefield, but also, in an instant, with exaggerated destructive flames and explosions, completely razed the town, which was already slated for abandonment, to the ground.

These fire element magic swords didn't kill any Vanir gods; they performed various acrobatics in the split second before being struck by the sword clones, avoiding the attacks.

This did not prevent the entire district from turning into a sea of fire. The fire not only spread along the wind towards the Rainbow Bridge, but also turned this area into a fiery world that the Vanir gods disliked the most.

Looking at the golden-armored giant god opposite, radiating divine light, dazzling, and surrounded by several divine swords, Njord narrowed his eyes.

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"Are you the Aesir God-King Thanes Paulsen?"

"Are you Njord, the leader of the Vanir thieves who attempted to usurp the throne?"

The first round of verbal confrontation between the two God-Kings immediately enraged the Vanir gods.

They indignantly burst into abusive curses:

"Savage Aesir false god, how dare you call yourself a God-King?"

"You don't even know the greatness of the Vanir gods!"

"Idiots! Surrender obediently, and you might be spared!"

The Aesir gods on the opposite side were equally unwilling to be outdone, spraying back in response, creating a lively scene for a time.

Not many Vanir gods noticed that a small squad of Aesir gods was quietly sneaking towards the Rainbow Bridge.

In fact, Njord had noticed it, but he was shocked to realize that he was helpless. The pressure from Thanes opposite him was too great.

His divine duties were not few, including [Ocean], [Summer], [Storm], and so on, all of which were powerful divine duties.

But Thanes on the opposite side had even more and more outrageous divine duties.

[Kingship] and [Prophecy] were fine, but the key was that [Sky], [War], [Death], and [Magic] were all top-notch combat-oriented divine duties.

What was even more frightening was that the divine power of a certain world represented by the several divine swords hovering behind him made Njord secretly shocked.

Facing Thanes was almost equivalent to Njord using the power of one world to fight against six or seven worlds.

It was just that the power of some worlds seemed to be weaker or for other reasons, and their power was not obvious among the Nine Realms Swords.

This was enough to give Njord a headache.

However, as the patron saint of pirates and fishermen, Njord was the kind of person who wouldn't shed tears until he saw the coffin. He would continue to gamble unless he lost everything.

Without a fight, how would he know if he could win?