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Chapter 80: The Greek beggar from Northern Europe
Looking at Ron from afar, the distraction in Kratos' eyes disappeared, and with the focus on him, an invisible aura enveloped Kratos's body. Although it was just a simple eye contact, and he didn't even look at her, Diana felt an inexplicable pressure descending on her heart.

As a war lord who believes in Ares, Diana in this world is completely different from Diana in the normal timeline. If it were any other Diana, after feeling this inexplicable pressure, she would more or less choose to be alert.

But now, feeling the spirit of Kratos, War Lord Diana couldn't help but tighten the sword of Vulcan in her hand. She looked at Kratos with a pair of divine eyes, and her expression was full of fighting spirit.

Kratos didn't even pay any attention to Diana. He just stood there, looking at Ron solemnly.

"You know everything."

"A lot." Ron said, "You don't need to be so nervous."

"answer my question."

Kratos seemed to sense his tone as he said this. In the past, Kratos would not have cared. But now, thinking of Atreus's young face, Kratos took a deep breath and tried to make his voice less cold as he said:

"please tell me."

"...You're really not good at saying soft words." Ron looked at Kratos with some emotion, but he wasn't angry. Rather, it was particularly sad that the once invincible god of war had turned into an old father.

Yes, in fact, it is not just Kratos. Those once powerful, brave, violent, unruly, and self-centered "protagonists". After experiencing all kinds of hardships, countless separations and deaths, and watching all their loved ones turn into a cup of yellow earth, even their strong bodies were corroded by the wind and frost of time, covered with scars and wrinkles, and became a calm and experienced man...

Thinking about how he used to be, how can one not feel sad?
Leaping down from the valley, Ron said, "Atreus's affairs are related to the Nordic countries. I am happy to help you. Whether you choose to leave or join my team, I will not stop you. But now, you have to help me first."

After hearing what Ron said, Kratos' eyes showed a slight annoyance.

"If what you said is true, I am willing to help you. But how can you prove it? At least, tell me something that will make me believe you."

"Atreus' name." Ron said, "Atreus, his name in Norse is 'Loki'. And in more worlds, Loki is the culprit who caused Ragnarok."

Hearing this, Kratos' eyes flickered.

As for the name Loki, not only other people, but even Atreus himself was not clear, because it was his name as a giant. Besides his late wife Laufey, only he knew it...

"The prologue to Ragnarok begins when Loki kills Balder, the god of light."

"!!"

Hearing this, Kratos subconsciously clenched the battle axe in his hand, and a fierce light flashed in his eyes.

Although it was not directed at Ron, but standing in front of Kratos, Ron still clearly felt the terrible pressure that seemed to be able to tear him apart at any time.

Ron was not panicked, but glanced at Mimir on Kratos' waist. Mimir, the Nordic god of pre-knowledge and wisdom, was surprised by the news. When he found Ron looking at him, he couldn't help but exclaimed:
"This is true...Kratos, is what this kid said true? It's not about Balder, it's about the name Loki!"

Kratos has two things on his waist, one is the ashes of his second wife, Atreus' mother, and the other is Mimir's head. The two things hanging on his waist at the same time indicate that the plot of God of War 4 has begun, that is, Kratos has already met Baldur and killed him several times.

"But you don't have to worry, because you haven't killed Balder yet." Ron said;
"Baldur is the son of Freya, the Queen of the Vanir, and Odin, the King of the Aesir. When he was born, Freya made all the creatures in the Nordic world swear never to harm Balder. Unless you use mistletoe to harm Balder and release all the creatures from their oath to him, before that, even if you cut him in half, he will be able to recover as before."

Hearing this, Kratos also recalled a little, and finally breathed a sigh of relief after confirming that in his most recent battle with Balder, he only broke his neck and threw him into the abyss, but there was no sign of mistletoe and magic being destroyed in the process.

Looking at Kratos who was gradually relaxing, Ron felt a little complicated. If it was Kratos in God of War 3, he would not have given Balder a chance to live. The fact that he tried to provoke him was enough for him to pick up a knife and chop all the way from the atrium to Asgard.

What does marriage give to men?
Thinking in his heart, Ron also asked: "How is it? Is my information pretty good?"

In response, there was silence for a moment, and Kratos turned his gaze to Mimir at his waist.

Mimir didn't stay with Kratos for long. He was once Odin's advisor and the messenger of the gods. He was known as the wisest man in the Nine Realms and knew a lot of knowledge about gods, demons, and the Nine Realms in the Norse world. Because he angered Odin, he was sealed in an ancient tree on the top of a mountain 109 years ago. Kratos scattered his wife's ashes from the highest mountain in the Nine Realms according to his wife's wishes. Mimir told Kratos that the highest mountain was not in Midgard, but in Jotunheim.

Afterwards, Kratos cut off Mimir's head according to Mimir's will, killing him briefly. He then found Freya and was resurrected by her. From then on, they became partners and friends on the journey.

Yes, of course. Friends are only for Atreus and Mimir. For Kratos, Mimir's biggest role is to provide some necessary intelligence support when Atreus is not around, such as reading and literacy.

After hesitating for a moment, Mimir said uncertainly: "I am not sure about what this little guy said. I think even the god of fate in our world may not be able to explain it so clearly. But... if Atreus is really called Loki, I think you can try to believe it, brother."

Kratos is not a person who is good at listening to others' opinions, but what should he say? Mimir is a trustworthy friend in Kratos' eyes.

After looking at Mimir and then at Ron, Kratos was silent for a moment, then nodded and said, "Okay, then I'm willing to help you. But after this, whether I want to return to my world or choose to stay in the world I was going to, you can't stop me."

"Of course, it's a pleasure to work with you."

As he spoke, Ron extended his hand.

Kratos looked at his own hand and then hesitantly stretched it out. After a simple handshake, he said, "What do you need my help with?"

"Help me kill a god." Ron said with a smile: "The God of the World."

Hearing this, Kratos nodded thoughtfully: "Okay, no problem."

Of course, no problem. For Kratos, this request of Ron is a professional match. At least, in Kratos's view, as long as it is called a god, it doesn't matter whether it has divinity or not, just chop it up.

Even if he was hacked to death, he would just have to crawl out of the underworld again...

On the side, looking at the smiling Ron, Diana said bluntly: "Did you agree?"

"That's it."

"Heh." Seeing Ron's confident look, Diana's face was full of disdain. She didn't even try to disguise her voice, and asked straightforwardly: "Do you think this coward is the key to breaking the situation?"

Hearing this, before Ron could say anything, he saw an axe blocking him. With a calm look in his eyes, Kratos glanced at Diana, then at Ron, and said:

"I need to prove my strength to them, right?"

"Almost." Ron nodded, then pointed at Mimir and said, "Give Mimir to me. I'll discuss the next steps with him."

"..."

"I'm fine, just leave me to him." Noticing Kratos' silence, Mimir also said: "The only valuable thing about me, a one-eyed man, is my memory. And to be honest, I also think I need to have a good talk with him, brother."

Mimir often ends his conversations with Kratos by saying "brother". But in fact, this does not mean that Mimir and Kratos have any blood relationship. In fact, it is just a habit of speaking. In Mimir's view, this is a way to bring the two closer.

Kratos glanced at Mimir, then at Ron, nodded, and said, "Okay."

Afterwards, he moved his body twice, accompanied by a crisp roar from his body, and Kratos' eyes revealed an undisguised fighting spirit.

Being held in Ron's hand, Mimir said with a sigh: "Kratos' mental state has not been very good since he came here. It would be a good thing if he could vent it now..."

"From what you said, you have been here for a while." Ron looked at Kratos who quickly recovered to the fighting state with interest, and said to Mimir: "How is he now?"

"Not bad, but not much better." Mimir looked at Kratos with his only remaining eye and said:
"We originally went to the wilderness for hunting. Who knew that before we found the prey, we ended up here inexplicably. Kratos was fine at first, but after Kratos found that he couldn't return to Loki for a long time, his mental state began to get out of control."

"I tried to return to our original world through the Rune Construction Ceremony of this world. But unfortunately, I only have a head left. As you should know, this kind of special large-scale ceremony, even if there is a problem with the mind when setting it up, the performance of the ceremony itself will be greatly reduced."

"And I don't know why, this world has many powerful gods and wizards, but the power of magic is unexpectedly weak, which caused the spells I constructed to fail several times."

This is not Mimir's fault - the world of God has gone, and without the world of God as a supplement to divine power and magic power, the power of any magic will be greatly reduced. The reason why Paradise Island can now exist tenaciously in the Pacific Ocean is mainly because the divine position of Paradise Island has the characteristics of storing divine power. However, with the consumption brought by the war, the divine energy stored in Paradise Island is also stretched, not to mention providing a large amount of magic power for Kratos, this inexplicable guy.

Well, if Kratos is willing to talk nicely, Diana might be willing to support some of the divine power and let the warriors of Paradise Island leave this world together.

But unfortunately, although his temper is not as explosive as before, Kratos's character can still be summarized by a simple word "stinky" for people who don't know him.

Just like this, as the battle began, at the beginning, Diana was able to gain the upper hand through her powerful offensive. But as Kratos also entered the state, with a roar, the Spartan blood in his body surged with strange energy. He discarded the battle axe. Kratos completely rode on Diana and hammered her.

Feeling the power around Kratos that was no longer suppressing him, and the increasingly violent spirit that came with his firm will, Mimir couldn't help but squint his only remaining eye.

"Do you...know Kratos well?"

"That depends on what aspect."

After hearing what Ron said, Mimir asked, "He's from Greece, right?"

"Correct."

Mimir knew a lot of things, and Ron was not surprised by this. Because in the worldview of the God of War, many mythological worlds were interconnected. Although they could not travel freely, they could more or less feel what was happening in the opposite world.

After getting the affirmation, Mimir replied: "I heard that the king of the gods in the Greek world died... Is it related to Kratos?"

"Very relevant." Ron nodded seriously: "Kratos is the demigod born from the union of Zeus, the king of gods in the Greek world, and a mortal."

Hearing this, Mimir nodded thoughtfully and said, "No wonder he is here... It seems that he fled here because of the death of the Greek gods."

It is clear that Mimir knew about the disaster of the Greek gods, but did not know the details.

(End of this chapter)