You and me under the world tree

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"As you know, I was once cursed as a dark evil dragon, so we are all very sensitive to 'life'."

Gradually, his expression became more subtle.

"I thought you should know about this kind of thing, but you made such a low-level mistake. If I were you, I would at least use magic to cover up my tracks. After all, the iron forest is full of magic creatures. Breath, a little magic of concealment can cover itself."

In an instant, Vali's expression became very exciting.

It turns blue for a while, but it turns red for a while.

Probably because this kind of question has already involved the issue of self-esteem, so he really wanted to explain something.

But after realizing the weakness of words, he finally closed his mouth.

"Why does Brunhilde have divine power?"

After a long time, he could only ask such feeble questions.

For such a problem, Hodder had a draft early in the morning.

In fact, this is also the 'truth' he hopes to convey to the outside world, because the aura and power emanating from Hela must have a reasonable source before it can be revealed.

As for the source, in fact, this girl has already found it for herself.

"Why don't you ask your father?"

In this way, Huo De easily gave another hat to the king of the gods.

Moreover, he still can't take off this hat.

Because he did.

"In order to disgust the Netherlands, your father with dementia sent an epidemic disease in the kingdom, not only killing a large number of innocent people, but even the land became dead."

Regardless of whether Valli knew about it or not, Hodder acquiesced that he knew it anyway.

It's not a big deal either.

"But later, that land has regained its vitality. Do you know how I dealt with the plague?"

On the other side, Vali's thoughts have begun to spin rapidly.

This allowed him to get the final result very quickly.

"You... plague."

He first glanced at the woman named Brunhilde, his sister, and then at the sage.

Under his unbelievable gaze, he calmly stretched out his hand, and then pulled his hood.

"Looks like you've guessed it."

"You treat her like a container..."

Unknowingly, Valli felt that his voice had become a little dry.

"The spreading disease is all..."

"It was transferred into her body by me. Who told her to be Odin's daughter? Of course, the disease that I spread must be eaten back."

This is Hodder's final answer.

Anyway, this is the source of Brunhilde's plague power!

And as long as there are such rhetoric, even if Brunhilde reveals this power outside, it will not remind people of the queen who rules the dead.

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The second is writing

Chapter 46: Paste

However, Vali obviously didn't know the deep meaning behind Hodder's move.

From the words of the sage, he only heard a strong sense of ridicule.

And in his eyes, Brunhilde doesn't seem to be a partner at all, just like a prop that can be discarded at any time.

Could it be that the relationship between them is not as good as it seems?

He didn't know, because he didn't think about this kind of thing at first.

Because he is confident in his own strength, his plan is limited to creating a one-on-one environment.

However, even in this way, he suddenly felt a little angry at this moment.

It was an emotion that spread from deep within.

In the final analysis, it was because this kind of thing was too cruel.

"This kind of thing should have nothing to do with Brunhilde!"

After a relatively long silence, Vali couldn't help but speak.

"Even if you want revenge, you shouldn't..."

However, just as he blurted out these words, he couldn't help but feel a little surprised.

Then, a strong uneasiness flooded into my heart.

Because, he suddenly realized that there was a strong conflict between his emotional tendency and his actions.

Moreover, the two words have been stimulating his heart.

death.

innocent.

The so-called epidemic was just a means, and what stimulated him was the final result.

"Then what do you think?"

Suddenly, he set his sights on Brunhilde.

"Since he did this, then you..."

"What a joke."

Meeting his gaze, 'Brunhilde' just sneered.

"When you were thinking about killing people and getting rid of us all, why didn't you mention anything about it? What's more, aren't you the source of the epidemic?"

"not me……"

Valli turned his attention to Hodder.

But he couldn't say anything.

What can he say in this situation?

"My target is actually only him."

Well, Vali himself felt ridiculous when he said this.

And 'Brünhilde' was even more disdainful.

"Does it make a difference?"

But before Hela could continue to say anything, Hodder stopped her.

But saying it was stopping her was actually waving her hand to signal her not to speak.

Instead, he himself:

"Anyway, you don't want to take my life as your promotion step?"

Having said that, Hodder shook his head.

"I'm curious. What did that old thing promise to let you kill me? You don't seem like a bloodthirsty and warlike person, and you are fundamentally different from Thor."

"Nothing, I didn't come here for promises or benefits."

Leaning tightly against the steel tree behind him, Vali whispered.

"Father promised to admit me into Asgard."

"Ha, it's just a homeless stray dog."

'Brünhilde' sneered at that.

She didn't like Vali at all anyway.

"That old thing doesn't seem to treat you as a child. Otherwise, with your bloodline, joining the Asa clan has never been a problem. What are you trying to do?"

"So, this is not an exchange of benefits, it's just a 'fact'."

Howard said calmly.

"Have you ever thought that this order is actually necessary?"

"what do you mean?"

"I've actually caused you a lot of trouble, but I'm still alive. Why?"

"you……"

"And all sorts of other things!"

Before Valido could speak, Hodder raised his voice.

At this time, the sage seemed a little unreasonable, but Vali did lose the opportunity to refute or speak.

He opened his mouth several times, but he didn't know what to say, and his head was a little stuffy.

Looking at him like this, Hodder narrowed his eyes.

"Vali, what do you think of giants, the frost giants who killed your mother!"