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Chapter 109 Surtur, I've Come to Talk to You (4k)

"It's a real shame. If she had chosen Odin, I might have given her Gungnir."

Far away from the Black Raven Clan, Dio held a pile of "artifacts" in his hands and looked at Eivor, who was gathering with his family and companions, and sighed.

These artifacts in Valhalla are what Dio knows best; there's no way around it, he's only ever played with Valhalla.

These Isu artifacts also change according to the user's body size. This may explain why, in the game, Eivor, who may not even be 1.7 meters tall, can pick up Gungnir, which was once Odin's weapon, without feeling out of place.

"And then watch her fight with her former self for control of the body?" Odin looked at Dio speechlessly from behind.

"This is the first time I've known you have this kind of wicked sense of humor."

He shook his head and stroked the golden sphere in his hand.

That's the legendary Apple of Gold, the most coveted artifact in the Assassin's Creed series!

Odin sighed, "I never imagined that a civilization that has never left its home planet could develop such powerful artifacts."

Those who have played the game know the effects of the Golden Apple, so I won't go into too much detail. As for the high-tech products found in other Isu ruins, Odin would absolutely not believe that these people didn't have the ability to travel between stars.

Unfortunately, in the lore, these Isu people never actually engaged in space travel, even though the Homo sapiens and Neanderthals they created were simply to lighten their workload.

However, Odin did not only possess the Apple of Eden, but also other artifacts.

Dio, holding something that looked like a USB drive, shrugged at Odin: "It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter to me whether that thing takes over my body or not. It's just that I'll have to be more careful if I make a deal with that Odin."

Odin swung his spear, striking Dio in the same spot as in the previous chapter, causing Dio to cry out in pain once more.

"Eivor successfully resisted the temptation to become a god through his own willpower, but what about the others? You know, you weren't hiding this from others when you said these things?"

Those people's desire to enter Valhalla and live forever is plain for all to see. If they were to use the greater good to pressure them and force Eivor to inherit Odin's power with their lives, frankly, anyone in this era and in this position would find it hard to refuse.

Dio gave a strange smile.

Odin looked at it incredulously and said, "Could it be that you did this on purpose?!"

Dio didn't speak, but gave Odin a knowing look.

Odin covered his face.

Well, I underestimated this kid's thoughts.

Meanwhile, within the clan camp, warriors had already come to ask Eivor if he intended to accept Odin's divine power.

After all, once accepted, they would surely be given something good in return for fighting for the same clan.

Even if they don't go to Valhalla to live forever, it shouldn't be difficult to give them some benefits, right?

As these people slowly approached, Eivor was in a difficult situation. He had not yet found his sworn brother Sigurd, so he could only postpone his decision until he found Sigurd, since Sigurd was also the reincarnation of the war god Tyr.

The others agreed, and it wasn't a good idea to pressure her now, since Eivor's fearsome reputation wasn't just for show. If they really pushed her too far, no one could stop her from running away.

After receiving the promise, the clan warriors left one after another, and Eivor returned to his room to rest.

After closing the door, Lantiff also came in.

"What are your plans?" Landif sat on the edge of the bed, stroking Eivor's face.

Eivor has a somewhat androgynous appearance, and he possesses extremely high emotional intelligence and eloquence. After spending some time with him, he is popular with both men and women.

In the original storyline, Eivor was quite a dashing and charming man. Although he only had one confirmed relationship with Lantiff, he had several romantic affairs.

Eivor looked at Landif and shook his head: "I don't know either, but this is my home, and I can't bear to leave."

Lantif could tell that Eivor was conflicted, and she pursed her lips, unsure how to comfort her.

Try to persuade her to leave?

What should be done about the development of that tribe?

So many people, so many families, have established themselves on this continent by relying on the reputation that Eivor has built up.

If they left, the British natives and other Viking tribes would tear them apart like a big piece of meat!

You should know that those clans formed alliances out of respect for Eivor. As for Sigurd, or other members of the clan?

Sorry, I don't know you.

“We can only take it one step at a time. They should have lived in seclusion, but I persuaded them to come to this continent from their hometown. I will find a way!” Eivor hugged Landif, and the two rolled onto the bed.

In the distance, Odin watched the two women rolling around in bed speechlessly, and muttered, "Good heavens, they still have the mind to have fun?"

Dio was speechless: "Then put down the other Gungnir first, and then look away."

Odin coughed and looked away.

"The ancient civilization of this world is indeed remarkable; these technological creations bear a trace of my own essence." Odin sighed, stroking the Gungnir in his hand.

Dio rolled his eyes: "Anyway, I've already figured out the underlying technology of this thing. Besides, it's very similar to a weapon I recently created. I'll just consider it a gift from Frigga's birthday party back then."

"It doesn't matter who you plan to give it to, as long as Frigga asks me to give it to her, I'll come to you."

Odin didn't reply, but stroked the gun and threw it away.

Gunnir fell straight into the room like a shooting star, landing right in front of the two women who were seeking pleasure, startling them so much that they quickly dressed and went out.

When Eivor saw the Gunnir, he was instantly stunned and couldn't help but reach out and pull it out.

Meanwhile, other warriors who were worried about Eivor's safety rushed in and saw Eivor pull out Gunnir.

Gungnir contains genetic technology that can only be activated by Odin's DNA, producing the weapon effects it possesses.

Upon activation, it emitted a dazzling golden light, within which some data streams appeared, resembling sacred text symbols.

Eivor felt a surge of power within her, and many memories began to surface in her mind. She knew immediately that these were Odin's memories.

But strangely, these memories felt like stories told by bards; they were just simple stories and didn't draw her in.

Upon seeing this scene, the people who had rushed in collapsed to their knees and cried out in protest.

"The All-Powerful Father!"

"The All-Powerful Father!"

"The All-Powerful Father!"

distance.

Upon witnessing this scene, Dio's face twitched.

"I didn't expect you to be more cunning than me."

At least give them a choice. After all, according to the game's storyline, Eivor spent his later years alone on an island inhabited by Native Americans, where he lived out his remaining years.

He had no descendants, and no family or friends came to see him off.

Odin's DNA was completely severed at Eivor.

It wasn't until later generations found the legendary assassin ancestor through the coordinates given by Bassim, who was trapped in the World Tree, and obtained her memories that they not only found the deactivation device but also inadvertently revived Bassim, who had been trapped in the World Tree for thousands of years.

Or rather, Loki.

Upon hearing Dio's words, Odin struck him on the head again with a loud thud.

Does it sound good? What sounds good is a good start.

Odin was in a much better mood than when he first arrived, perhaps having resolved a knot in his heart. He was even humming a little tune: "Let's go. Although this world doesn't have a way to increase your strength, the gains have been pretty good. I agree to join your team, but remember to increase your strength quickly, otherwise, if I'm gone one day, wouldn't all your efforts have been in vain?"

After saying that, he burst into laughter.

It's important to know that Odin is generally serious and doesn't smile much; he only has a few faces, no matter who he's facing.

There was no smile, no matter what.

Back in Asgard, Frigga looked at Odin with a puzzled expression; she hadn't seen Odin so happy in a long time.

"Darling, what's wrong?" Frigga stepped forward to check Odin's body, trying to see if something was wrong.

Odin waved his hand and laughed, "I'm fine, I just figured some things out. I have to go out for a bit, so don't bother saving me any food."

After saying that, he walked straight out.

"???"

Both Frigga and Hela watched Odin walk away with great confusion.

Without lingering, Odin quickly arrived at the Rainbow Bridge and teleported out.

Frigga and Hela looked at Dio and asked in unison, "What happened?!"

Hela: "What's wrong? Has this old man gone mad?"

Frigga: "What did you encounter over there? Why did you leave as soon as Odin returned?"

Dio offered no explanation, but instead projected the events that had occurred in the Valhalla world.

Seeing that Odin from another world had become a woman, Frigga didn't show any expression, while Hela remained calm and gave a cold snort.

After reading it, Frigga breathed a sigh of relief.

"Ever since Thor's birth, Odin has been obsessed with the prophecy. If he can really make up his mind, that would be good."

Hela remained silent. She was not interested in these prophecies, or rather, she did not believe in them at all, and would even directly rebel against them!

However, her resistance to the prophecy was quite brutal.

“By the way, is there my reincarnation in that world? How is she?” Frigga suddenly asked.

Dio thought about it and realized there might be one.

She was the mother of the witch in the Black Raven clan during the British era.

Before Sigurd broke up with her father and moved away, Eivor had actually met her, but she was already mentally unstable and looked like a madwoman.

During the game commentary, someone said that at this point, her memories as Frigga began to slowly awaken, and that it was the overlapping of Frigga's memories and her own memories that caused her to act crazy.

Later, when the witch moved to Britain, the other party had already left home.

In the later part of the story, when Sigurd finally brought Eivor to the World Tree, he discovered that Eivor's consciousness had already been uploaded.

However, she did not return as Frigga afterward, but remained on it until her death.

It's clear that her awakening failed.

Dio recounted the story of Frigga in Valhalla to Frigga, prompting her to exclaim, "The will of mortals is truly wondrous."

On Odin's side.

Odin used the Rainbow Bridge to travel to Muspelheim, the land of fire.

He was going to see the King of the Kingdom of Fire, the legendary figure who destroyed Asgard in the prophecy of Ragnarok, the fire giant Surtur!

"Odin?"

Surtur, his lava-like body curled up on the underground throne, was puzzled as to why he could sense Odin's presence here.

"Am I so desperate to kill Odin that I'm going crazy?"

Surtur's expression changed repeatedly, until he finally realized that he wasn't delusional; Odin had really come!

"Hahaha, Odin, are you out of your mind? Coming to my territory on your own initiative?" Surtur laughed loudly.

Although Odin took away his eternal flame, leaving him with only a fraction of his former power and causing his body to become hunched, his destiny was to destroy Asgard and Odin.

As long as Asgard is not destroyed, he is immortal!

Of course, conversely, if he hadn't destroyed Asgard, then the choice of fate would have disappeared, and he would have become very vulnerable.

Then, Surtur picked up his weapon, the Twilight Sword... and ran away.

Yes, he wanted to escape.

Fate guided him; he harbored a natural malice toward Asgard and Odin, but that was all.

He's not stupid. If Odin is going to come in all by himself, he must want to take care of him personally.

Once the crown is removed from his head, he will lose his body and become one with the crown. Unless the crown is brought into contact with the eternal fire, he will not be able to have a body to move in the world again.

He remained safely hidden in Muspelheim, waiting for Odin's destined death. Even after Odin took away the Eternal Flame, he did not seek revenge, all for the sake of waiting.

Only if Odin dies can he lead his army to Asgard to retrieve the Eternal Flame and continue the destruction of Asgard's destiny.

But if Odin were to destroy his body, even if he were to leave his crown beside the Eternal Flame, the fate of destroying Asgard would be postponed indefinitely!

Surtur was now on the verge of tears, for he could feel Odin's presence drawing ever closer.

He couldn't resist even if he wanted to. Without the Eternal Flame, even with the destiny-guided ability to restrain Odin, he couldn't defeat him!

He could only run away while keeping an eye on Odin's figure behind him.

If he hadn't been unfamiliar with the TV series, he would have shouted at the top of his lungs: "Don't come any closer!"

The lines.

Sensing the approaching presence, Surtur slowed his pace.

He didn't want to struggle anymore.

He blinked and squeezed out a teardrop-shaped drop of lava, which he then flung onto the ground.

And when he saw Odin come into view, he closed his eyes completely.

Tired, destroy it, quickly!

"Surtur, I'm here to negotiate with you."

Surtur: ? ? ?

When I type a question mark, it's not that I have a problem, it's that you have a problem.