The Recorder in the History of the Type Month

To put it simply, it is even more beautiful and good-looking.

But all in all, it is difficult for Kevin's body to cause effective damage even if it is an ordinary artifact, and because Fenrir bestowed half of his blood essence.

Now, he is equivalent to a small moving Fenrir!

Moreover, it is a small Fenrir who has learned the god-killing spear technique, holds a magic spear, and is one of the four great secret treasures of the Danu Protoss, Phra Gerak, who is blessed by the Rhine!

You must know that although Loki is not a god who is good at fighting, he is still a giant before the gods, but even so, he was crushed when he competed with Kevin.

He was pushed to the ground and beaten severely.

As time passed, when the earthquake centered on the imprisoned Loki slowly disappeared, under the light of the eternal flame, Loki with a bruised nose and a swollen face sat in front of Kevin.

And Kevin stood aside, arranging his slightly messy hair with his hands.

Hmm... an afterthought, ahem.

Loki, with a bruised nose and a swollen face, looked at Kevin in front of him. Although he looked pitiful on the surface after being beaten, he secretly smiled with relief.

It may be because the current Kevin is showered with Fenrir's blood, or it may be because Kevin at the time really chose Fenrir in front of the gods.

No matter how Loki sees Kevin now, he finds it pleasing to the eye.

At the same time, although he could use his immediate divine power to repair the marks on his face that had been beaten, he didn't do so... Well, maybe he was afraid of being pushed to the ground and beaten again after repairing it.

"Why did you do this?" Kevin, who barely calmed down after being beaten up, looked at Loki in front of him, and asked quietly, "Why...you have to let Sister Bader die."

The bet between Loki and Hela, in fact, on the way here, Kevin had already guessed it in his heart.

After all, Hela gave too many hints before leaving.

During Jotunheim's party, she said that if Kevin could pass the bet, then she would be willing to call him brother.

Naturally, it refers to the fact that Kevin chose Fenrir.

With a human body, in front of the gods, choosing Fenrir, who is regarded as a demon wolf by the gods, is obviously enough for such a choice.

But before Hela left, she said that she was afraid that at that time, Kevin would not recognize her as a younger sister, and even... hated her.

Obviously, this sentence refers to the fact that Hela took Bader away and made Hodel cry.

But when such a big thing happened, Kevin didn't receive any news in the three months in the world, so he used his toes to figure out that it was Loki's good deed.

And why would Loki hide him? ...The biggest possibility is that Loki is afraid, afraid that Kevin will change the matter of Badr's death.

In other words, Baldr's death, going to the land of Hela is a prerequisite.

As for the bet between Loki and Hela, the premise of everything revolves around the death of Baldr and the passing of light.

But judging from Loki's bet, he obviously didn't really want to see Bader leave, otherwise the condition of the bet would not be to let Kevin bring back the light.

As if going in circles, Kevin would naturally find it incomprehensible.

And this is also the biggest doubt in Kevin's mind.

"Because I want you to participate, the changed fate is the dusk of the gods." Loki didn't go around any circles at this time, and simply told Kevin the answer.

Under Kevin's slightly frowning, puzzled eyes, Loki smiled, looked away, sat there, and said lightly: "I have three children.

The eldest son, Fenrir, is the existence that devours Odin, the king of the gods, in destiny.

The second son, Yermungandr, is the existence in destiny to kill the strongest god, Thor.

And Hela is the one who took away the light of Asgard and let us... let the gods usher in the dusk. "

Kevin looked at Loki, who had a bruised nose and a swollen face, and said this lightly, and couldn't help but remain silent.

"Badr must die first." Loki said: "Because she will not die, the light will not disappear, and the twilight of the gods in fate will not come.

At the same time, if she doesn't die, what happened to Fenrir won't happen, so Hela, Jormungandr, Fenrir, and even...even I won't really agree with you. "

Loki turned his head while talking, looked at Kevin in front of him, and said calmly: "At the same time, you can't get Fenrir's blood, which has the power to protect yourself in this chaotic incident."

"But Fenrir was put on a magic chain because of this!" Kevin clenched his fists and glared at Loki: "My sister, Hoddle, cries every day because of this, why can't you think about it?" These!"

If it weren't for the fact that Loki's nose was bruised and his face was swollen at the moment, Kevin probably couldn't suppress the emotions in his heart, and rushed up to beat him hard.

"Yes, he did wear a magic chain, but... that moment was also the happiest moment in the hundreds of years since his birth."

Loki looked at the extremely angry Kevin, but smiled happily: "He didn't put on the magic chain of restraint because of deception, lies, or betrayal, but he put it on willingly."

Though bound, as in fate, by the spell made of six rare things: cat's footsteps, woman's beard, mountain roots, fish's breath, bear's strength and bird's saliva, Cursed chain.

The texture is as soft and smooth as a ribbon - Gleipnir, bound and lost to darling freedom.

But at that moment, it was indeed the happiest moment in Fenrir's life.

"It's not because of the magic chain that really made the child close his fangs and stop willingly, but because of you...Kevin."

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Yes, Kevin, you should be proud of this, and you can also be proud of it, because you are fearless against the oppression of the gods, dare to fight in the face of the gods, and dare to challenge the gods Fenrir.

Just because of you, put down those loud fangs.

"...They, do they hate the gods so much?"

In the wordless silence, in the cave, under the illumination of the eternal fire, Kevin, who lowered his head, said with complicated eyes.