You and me under the world tree

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good night everybody

This volume is coming to an end, and a certain killer is indeed about to be released.

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Epilogue [-]: Sinmara and Surte

Simara.

Most people are not particularly familiar with this name, even if they have heard of Nordic myths and legends.

Who are the famous characters in Norse legends?

Odin.

Thor.

Frigg.

Frey.

Even in the real world, these are all familiar, as long as you talk about Norse mythology, you can think of it.

And even if the group of giants is limited, Simmara is not so famous.

Compared with Hrangnir who is said to die in battle, Sudong who once enslaved the anonymous Odin, and Sharkey who is said to have held hostage the goddess of youth Eden, the name of Simmara does not appear often.

In the final analysis, it was because she did not often appear in legends.

Although in the modern legends, the Asa Protoss is a well-deserved protagonist after all, so most of the giants who are hostile to them appear as villains.

But Sinmara didn't even have such treatment, and she even existed only in certain corners of poems and stories.

But even so, as long as you have an in-depth understanding of Norse mythology, or even just a targeted understanding of those popular characters, then this name can be considered familiar.

why?

Because the word Sinmara always pops up with another popular character.

That hot guy is called 'Sulter'.

Speaking of which, among the legends that Huo De himself knew, it seems that the magic sword Levatin, which is said to be a great threat to the gods, was kept by Sinmara.

According to legend, Luo Ji used powerful magic power to create a magic sword in Hades, and that sword was locked in a box of despair with nine seals (locks).

Then, why is the magic sword, which will be used by Surte in the future, stored in Simmara?

Of course it was because of her identity.

Legend has it that Simmara is not only Surte's wife, but also gave birth to a child for the flame giant.

But as far as Hodder knows, this is only a version that is more accepted by the general public.

In other versions, Sinmara's identity is also quite different.

Some are just ordinary giants, who are Surte's lovers, while some can't even maintain their status as giants, and their status is similar to that of a dragon guarding treasure.

For example, a giant eagle, or even a golden pheasant with magical powers.

In short, because of the divergent opinions on the identity level, Hodder began to ask and test.

And what he chose was a statement that was not very easy to offend.

However, when he said that, Utgard's expression became strange.

"wife?"

Chewing this word carefully, the giant's expression became more and more strange.

"I can't say yes."

In the end, Utgard still gave such an almost negative answer.

"Is not it?"

"No."

Utgarde answered in the affirmative.

"She did go to Muspelheim, but she returned to Jotunheim in the end."

"Ever been to Muspelheim?"

"Well, but that was a long time ago."

Having said that, Utgard just narrowed his eyes.

"You know, even I've only 'heard' about this matter. She met Surte very early, so..."

"So what?"

"I'm curious where you heard these things from."

Howard just shrugged.

"Is this strange?"

"Well, it's very strange. After all, too much time has passed. Do you know how long it has been?"

"To what extent?"

"It's been so long that Jotunheim doesn't deliberately discuss such things."

Hearing this, Hodder raised his eyebrows.

But to be honest, he didn't think it was weird.

Because combined with the information revealed in the battle he had seen, when the blind God of War and Surte broke out in a head-on conflict, the son of the flame giant had already lived in Jotunheim.

This of course also means that Sinmara, as a mother, is in Jotunheim.

The Blind God of War was active earlier than Thor, the god of thunder, and the time since now is even unimaginable for humans.

"Ok."

Hodder sighed one last time.

Since he is sure to test directly, he naturally has sufficient reasons to convince others.

"I once visited three goddesses, and one of them showed me the past."

"Those three?"

"Yes, those three."

The gods that can appear in a combination of three have already pointed to the most mysterious existence:

Goddess Norn!

"That's right, in your capacity, it's normal to look for them."

Hodder vaguely sensed that Utgard seemed to have misunderstood something, but this kind of misunderstanding is actually welcome, so now he has no intention of correcting it.

Even, he can add a fixed nail to this misunderstanding.

"The picture I saw was the scene of Sirte's battle."

Then, Hodder just covered his chest like this.

It's okay for him not to mention some things, but once he mentions them, there will always be such a negative emotion surging.

Hodder clearly understood that this emotion did not belong to him.

But just 'knowing' is useless, because the emotion is always surging, even to the point of disturbing the mind at one point.

He has to adjust his emotions.

"It's just such a battle."

There is no idea of ​​too much description, Hodder just continued talking.

"At that time, if I remember correctly, it took a lot of effort to trick Soult from Muspelheim to Niflheim, right?"

"Ah."

Utgard was obviously in the know, and the memories of Loki in his mind gave him back in this way.

"Then how much do you know?"

"I just knew they were supposed to have a son, but Soult didn't seem to think so."

"Because Sirte has no feelings."

Utgarde quickly responded to this.

"Also... the birth of Xinmara's child is indeed unreasonable."

Simara's child, if nothing else, seems to be called Grauer?

But Grauer's legend seems to be Sur's husband, right?

And their children should be...

Suddenly, a name that he hadn't seen for a long time came to his mind.

"Su Na..."

The voice sounded silently.

It was so small that even Utgard couldn't hear it clearly.

"What did you say?"

"No, nothing."

Howard just shook his head slowly.

"What I just want to ask is, what is the relationship between Xinmara and the sword of Surte?"

"It's hard to say, but what can be confirmed is that Sinmara likes Surte, but that child..."

Having said that, Utgard just covered his head.

"If you say it's Soult's child, that's really outrageous."

This is not an exaggeration deliberately revealed, Hod can see that Utgard's expression at the moment is really helpless.

"How should I put it? The only relationship between that child of Simmara and Surte is probably the flame."

When Utgard said this, Huo De suddenly had guesses and answers in his heart.

"You don't mean to say that Sinmara just conceived a child by combining Surte's flame with her frost giant's physique?"

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Some holes are about to be filled

Epilogue [-]: Good guy, Fu Ruikong, right?

In fact, the answer is already obvious.

What did Soult say in the first place?

He didn't think that the flame giant living in Jotunheim was his child, but just his 'clan'.

What's more, the flame giant with an immortal flame body is not a pure life body, nor is he a flesh and blood body.

Under such circumstances, even if the physical characteristics of the ancient race of frost giants were not considered, even if he was treated as an 'inferior race' like humans, elves, and dwarves, it was impossible to give birth to offspring through conventional means.

And as long as this is taken into account, almost all problems will be solved.