You and me under the world tree

If it is said that Hella's temperament is inherited from her father, it is pure childishness.

Then this female demon:

Mehmet.

The mischievousness displayed by this woman is more like a kind of illusory ethereal.

Untouchable, but full of a different kind of temptation.

But Huo De doesn't care about this kind of thing, what he cares about is only the kind of difficulty in prediction revealed by the 'unreal'.

He had no idea what she would do next.

It's a bit ridiculous to say, even if Hella and Loki are noisy.

But when talking to them, Hodder can probably control the direction.

Because even though they may seem nonsensical, mischievous or even mysterious, Hodder can somehow control their position.

Even in the face of Loki, when he met for the first time in a real sense, he thought so.

If you want to say whether he really believes in Loki, he definitely doesn't believe it.

Is the god of trickery a joke?

However, he believed in the estrangement, even hatred, between Loki and the Asa Protoss.

As for Hela, when they met for the first time to establish the alliance, Hodder believed in the so-called position.

However, the more important 'stance' for gods and giants is something that Mehmet lacks.

You could say that Dietrich was the only position she valued, and that's fine.

However, there is such a logical misunderstanding that is hard to find.

Most people would think that if they truly love their child, they must be concerned about her or his deepest thoughts.

For example, they even respect their children's inner thoughts unconditionally.

However, these people have forgotten that not all mothers and fathers have that kind of delicate thoughts.

Parents have an inherent responsibility to correct their children's bad behavior.

Educating children's growth is their inherent purpose.

Because of this, most parents will try to guide their children when they are young.

This is why children in normal families will always show the characteristics of their parents when they grow up.

That kind of precepts and deeds since childhood accounted for a large part of the proportion.

However, in the process, every mother or father basically makes that little mistake.

That is 'self-assertion'.

When children are young, they can use their knowledge and experience to teach them.

But when children already have their own ideas, they will subconsciously ignore this.

It's usually fine. Generally speaking, parents will adjust slowly.

However, once they encounter any crisis, the desire for control and protection deep in their hearts will be reactivated.

And especially with clumsy parents.

They will subconsciously judge according to their own thinking, and unconsciously self-righteously minimize their requirements.

For example, at the beginning, what they prayed for was that their children could obtain the happiness they wanted.

But in some cases, they will lower this requirement.

Like, they just want their kids to survive.

'Survive'.

This is the minimum requirement of all kinds of creatures, and it is also the minimum morality.

Because just surviving is also a consolation to those who value survivors.

This kind of thing abounds and innumerable, even in other creatures.

Then, let alone a demon.

Hodder was not surprised at all, this woman would act against Dietrich's deepest thoughts in some crisis situations.

For example...

"If you break your promise, or let me find out what other calculations you have."

Just when Hodder half-closed his eyes, he heard the demon's words.

Although the tone still reveals a lightness that is almost contradictory, but the tone gradually turns to warning.

"I will take her away and keep her away from this world full of pain and calculation."

"As long as there is society and interests, there will be calculations. This kind of thing is inevitable."

Facing the devil's warning, the sage in the world just responded like this.

And after hearing this dry reply, the devil's smile disappeared again.

In a short period of time, she showed two face changes.

Even at this moment, her expression is still changing.

"Ugh……"

Finally, the demon let out a long sigh.

"I thought you could at least make some promises, that's all."

She seemed to lose interest in talking, and then threw out a book.

However, she didn't throw it at Hodder, so the book just fell to the ground.

"what?"

When Hodder looked up, he found that the demon had disappeared without a trace.

In desperation, he could only pick up the book.

"Huh? "Marriage Customs in the Atrium"?"

marriage?

Vaguely, Hodder had a bad premonition.

What does this have to do with marriage?

With that inexplicable sense of tension and panic, he opened the book that he seemed to be able to find in the library.

Then, he realized that his head was in a daze.

Chapter 50: Marriage Proposal?

Now, Hodder felt his head buzzing.

He always felt that he had seen this kind of book somewhere.

Is there such a thing in the game?

Speaking of which, after living in the real Midgard for so long, he almost forgot the details of the game.

Not because of anything else, just because of time.

Even without counting the lost memories, several years have passed since I got the item 'Mundilfari' from Loki in the real world.

Man is an extremely adaptable creature, and so is he himself.

Although there is no such fast but dazzling information transmission speed as in the real world.

But once he got used to the life here, he found that he could really blend in here without any violation.

Maybe it's because he's not a particularly 'nostalgic' person himself.

Or maybe it was because of the pressure on his body that he had no time to take care of it.

It may even be because of the feelings deep in the soul that cannot be erased and carved by the years.

In short, the current him actually can't remember the details of the so-called game world.

For him, it is probably the "interface" that can be called up by himself anytime and anywhere, and the "interface" that embodies his physical condition, and the "item bar" that is essentially storage magic can always remind him about the game system up.

But then again, it’s normal to not remember certain things clearly, right?

Because it doesn't matter at all.

Although Huo De sometimes casually flips through books in the game, but most of those are interesting stories, or some necessary items for missions.

As for the so-called popularization of customs guides, he didn't read much.

Not to mention that the current memory is gradually becoming unreliable.

So what happened to the book "Marriage Customs in the Atrium"?

After flipping through two pages, Hodder was able to confirm that this thing is actually a popular science guide.

And generally speaking, you can find it in the libraries in each main city.

If there is no accident, some families will always keep this book for the children who are going to get married in the future to study.

However, Hodder himself can't use these at all.

Regardless of the book's problems, he himself is insulated from the word 'marriage'.

Although there is indeed a problem with his memory now, and it was deleted by himself.

But he really has no other extra feelings for the word.

In other words, he is not married yet.

As far as he is concerned, there are probably two things about marriage in his only memory.

One is the child of Helgin, but in his memory, he should not approve of his marriage with the princess of Hengding, the current Valkyrie Sigrun.

In the end, he still participated in the wedding for his sake.

Another one is Siegmund.

Siegmund got married twice, and Huo De felt that he was "knowing", as if he didn't have any special impression.

Maybe it's because there's nothing in particular to focus on?

Anyway, he also had a wedding scene in his mind, but it was just a wedding.

He didn't even bother about Siegmund's private life.

Some things can't be dissuaded, so he simply ignores them.

And this can be said to be all, he himself has never been married.

But what does this book mean?

Could it be related to Dietrich's matter?

In this way, with that bad premonition, he began to browse this book that was actually not nutritious.

Most of what it talks about is some wedding arrangements, anyway, it is to teach people to be as simple as possible while being grand.

It seems that people who read this book must be sure to get married.

But Hodder didn't care about anything else, he just looked at it like this.

Gradually, he himself felt that something was wrong, because when he quickly turned to the end of the book, he saw a tradition.

But to be precise, it should be a kind of 'code word' between men and women.

"When the relationship is really established, a sharp sword will be presented as a gift, which means overcoming thorns and guarding its life, and it is a symbol of marriage proposal."

Then, he was stunned.

"What do you mean?"

He really doesn't know.

Because he didn't care about it at all.