Hakoba: Opening Fusion and Reverse Izayoi

However, Loki is often mischievous due to his own attributes.

The most famous hoax is the Sif Incident.

During the incident, he cut off the blonde hair of Thor's wife, Shif, causing Thor to be furious and hunt down Loki.

And Loki went to the dwarves to get forgiveness and got a lot of mythical weapons.

Odin's Eternal Spear and Ring of Concentrated Gold Dropnir, the god of abundance Frey's ship Skid Platney and his mount Gulin Bosti, Sif Blonde, and Thor's hammer are all Loki in the event of Sif Hair that Loki asked the gnomes to build or bet with the gnomes to obtain and offer to the gods as compensation for his mischief.

However, after Odin learned about Ragnarok, he began to prepare, and did not have a good face for Loki.

In order to escape Ragnarok, Odin gave birth to a son, Bald, the symbol of the god of light!

Balde symbolizes light in Norse mythology.

And Loki, who holds the spirit of the god of fire, also means light in Norse mythology.

At this time, the clever Loki knew that Odin was beginning to reject him, which made him very unhappy.

It can be said that Norse mythology has been able to develop so far and obtain so many powerful mythological weapons, which is inseparable from Loki.

Odin's behavior of crossing the river and demolishing the bridge made Loki disheartened.

At that time, the break between Loki and the Aesir Protoss had already begun.

Since Balder symbolizes light, as long as he exists, Ragnarok can be suppressed, after all, one of the conditions for Ragnarok is Balde's death.

When Badr dreams of feeling the shadow of death, his mother, Friggia, is so worried that she travels all over the world asking all beings to take a vow not to harm him.

All things are sworn by, except for the Mistletoe, which grows east of Valhalla, because it is too weak to hurt anyone.

The gods were so happy with Badr that they threw their weapons at him, but they could not harm the god of light.

Loki is usually extremely jealous of the bright Badr, so he becomes an old woman and asks Frigga to find out that only the little mistletoe does not swear.

Therefore, after Loki obtained the mistletoe, he asked the dwarves to build a spear, gave it to Bald's brother, the dark god Hodel, and tricked him into throwing it at Badr, who was pierced by his only weakness and died.

Because of this thing.

Loki was judged by the gods and sealed away for eternity.

But the matter was not over, and the queen Frigga was unwilling to give up on Badr, and she asked Tohelmod to ride Odin's eight-legged god Maslebnir to the Land of the Dead.

When Hela, the queen of the Land of Death, learned of this, she sneered and made conditions for the messenger.

- If all life and inanimate weep for Badr, then Badr can be resurrected.

Then all things wept, and it is said that these tears were the dew of the morning. There is only one giantess, Sock, who lives underground, and she doesn't need light, so she refuses to cry for Badr, so Badr can only continue to stay in the Land of Death.

However, the fact is that the giantess is a follow-up to Lolai, and they have no intention of resurrecting Badr at all.

It's impossible to think about.

The Norse gods not only judged Hela's father, Lo, but also sent him to the dark realm of death because of fear of Hela's power.

Therefore, how could Hela agree to resurrect Badr, it was only to embarrass the Aesirs.

When Balder died, one of the conditions of Ragnarok was met.

It can be said that -

It was Odin himself who caused all this, but he didn't know it.

He drank the Fountain of Wisdom, which was the source.

All the means he used to deal with Ragnarok became the conditions for triggering Ragnarok.

"If you want revenge, I can release you. "

Vis looked at Fenrir with a smile on his face.

Ever since Loki was sealed away for eternity.

His other two sons, Fenrir and Jörmungad, did not end well.

Fenrir is locked up by the gods, and Jörmungård is thrown into the abyss and falls asleep.

Hearing this, Fenrir's eyes narrowed slightly.

"You should know what power is contained in my fangs, do you still make this decision?"

"Of course, the reason is simple, I'm much stronger than you!"

"You can't pretend you didn't hear it—if I hadn't been trapped, I might have swallowed you in one bite!"

In the face of finalism, there is nothing about the number of digits.

As long as it is a god, three and two digits are within the scope of killing.

Killing the gods has an innate restraint effect on the gods, and the gods cannot avoid it.

"If you're not convinced, I can knock you down and then make you surrender!"

Hearing this, Fenrir smiled and laughed.

Its laughter shook the entire Nordic dungeon.

"I may have misheard, do you want to tame the end-of-life doctrine in the body of a god?"

"Of course, if I can release you!!"

Moment!

Fenrir opened his huge mouth, and the giant jaw tore through the sky, revealing a [Pillar of the Atrium] from the shattered sky!

That is the center that sustains the whole of Asgard.

It is also the most central and strongest place of suppression in the Upanishads!

And on the pillar of the atrium, you can see that the magic chain that binds Fenrir extends to the sky, trapped on the [pillar of the atrium]!

"In that case, you can try it - no matter what the outcome, I will destroy the Norse gods!"

"Can you do it?"

"Didn't you say that... That's fate!"

"In that case, then... You're free, Fenrir!"

The voice fell.

With the scepter in hand, Vis instantly tapped it in the void.

The power of time spreads out, and the stars of time walk between Fenrir's body.

Although his hair can resist the power of [time], it can still make his body squeak up and down.

"What a powerful power... Actually broke through my hair!"

If the other party releases it with all his might, he is afraid that he is not an opponent.

Fenrir had a trade-off in his heart.

Although Fenrir's hair can compete with [Time] in front of him!

However, that magic chain is only a gift to Fenrir, and it cannot resist the ravages of [time] at all!_

Please see the ununderlined version of the novel