You and me under the world tree

Dietrich herself cherished this friendship very much. She even said that she even considered going to Jotunheim to settle down after finishing everything.

This is Zebul's invitation, and it is also Dietrich's wish to stay away from the world and the world from the very beginning.

At first, Huo De thought there was no problem with this, and it was nothing more than the ideal of a few good friends who had nothing to do.

He himself had similar thoughts.

When everything is over, he also wants to rest in one place and live with his good brothers.

Ah Le opened an archery gym, and Lao Mu opened a ranch or something else, and then everyone had a good time together.

There's nothing wrong with that.

Even now, instead of disappearing, this little wish that was there at the beginning has become more intense.

The mess of things that had happened so far, and what was about to happen, just weighed on his shoulders, making him a little breathless.

For this reason, the desire for an ordinary life has become stronger.

However, he himself would never have imagined that he could also witness such ridiculous things as "friendship going bad".

Moreover, now Hodder finds that he has no way to stop thinking directly.

Once he realized that Zebul had more than friendship for Dietrich, he subconsciously began to think about the things he knew.

She allowed Dietrich to stay overnight in her room, and even had an independent living space.

In order to make it easier for Dietrich to enter and exit, a set of magic routes specially suitable for her was specially designed with magic, and even a small door was specially designed.

This kind of thing is called friendship, of course it makes sense.

But now that Zebul has admitted such things, these things seem a little strange no matter how you look at them.

Hodder's mood is very complicated now, and he even wants to directly ask Zebul a question that doesn't seem to be important:

Are you as careful as everyone else?

He really wanted to ask that.

But thinking about it carefully, with the relationship between him and Dietrich in his current identity, it seemed not very good to ask such a question.

Therefore, Hodder finally chose to shut up.

He just watched Zebul move.

Without the help of Hodder, a human being, Zebul simply used magic to raise the soil in front of the stele, completely exposing the space below.

Two sarcophagi were buried there, one with the mark of the sun and the other with the mark of the moon.

This scene could not help but attract Hodder's own attention.

"The sun and the moon..."

Maybe because he really wanted to find something to talk about so as not to make the scene look awkward, Hodder just said in a low voice.

"I'm a little curious."

"Curious what?"

Zebbel responded.

Although Hodder's voice was not loud, the words were still very clear in the giantess' ears.

However, she didn't stop what she was doing, and soon used magic to open a moon sarcophagus, which was undoubtedly empty.

Obviously, this is the burial place that Montilfarli prepared for himself, but it is not known when it was established.

Looking at the moon sarcophagus, a strange idea suddenly appeared in Hodder's heart.

His gaze subconsciously moved to the sun sarcophagus on the other side.

"Is there not even a corpse left in this coffin?"

"..."

Zebul then paused for a moment.

She also glanced at the sun sarcophagus, and then gave her own answer.

"Well, empty."

She opened her mouth to answer.

"Because of Sonder Farley, there are no bones left."

"He died before the world was created?"

"Well, for the sake of his family, he was killed by Ymir."

In this way, the position of the Mondelfarli family seems very clear.

It's just that the process of this may not be the same as what ordinary people think.

"Killed by Ymir, and then absorbed by Mondial Farley."

"Yes."

Zebul's calm response can be regarded as a verification of Hodder's conjecture.

Mondil Farley did not have the power to manipulate time at first. His title was 'Father of the Moon', and the opposite was the title of his lover Sonder Farley: Father of the Sun.

Obviously, Sur should be Sondelfarli's child, and Mani is Mondirfarli's child.

And Sonder Farley gave his power to his lover when he was dying, and this gave birth to the current time giant.

But it's kind of sad to think about it that way?

Even if he controls the power of time, Mondelfarli can't turn back the time to the time when he was still the 'Moon Giant' no matter what. In other words, his lover is already out of reach for him.

What's more, he still failed to save his two children in the end.

It was supposed to be a family, but in the end he was the only one who survived.

"Time has always been a pain for me."

Until this time, Hodder felt that he could understand the meaning of what the time giant said.

Even, he can understand his obsession.

Thinking of this, Hodder looked at Mondial Farley's body again.

Now, the body of the time giant has been lying in the moon sarcophagus, and Zebul is squatting in front of the sarcophagus.

"Old friend, have a good rest."

she whispered.

"You've had enough."

This seems to indicate something.

"Did you always know what Mondelfarli did?"

Facing the gaze of the human warrior, the giantess slowly stood up.

The sense of oppression brought by the height of more than ten meters seems to have never changed.

She looked down at the man condescendingly:

"Well, I've always known it, no matter how many times I do it again, I know it."

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afternoon everyone!

My head hurt yesterday, so I went to bed early

Chapter 20: Hate?

Wavrunil, the wise giant king.

Zebul, the wise princess of the Jotun tribe.

In fact, for Hodder, who sometimes likes to think wildly, he had doubts about this title from the beginning.

Because in the Nine Realms, the definition of the word 'wisdom' has never been so simple, and even the meaning can be said to be quite complicated.

It is not only a reserve of knowledge, but also a perspective, a cognition, and an attitude.

Moreover, the so-called 'wisdom' is actually very mysterious.

It can only be felt, not expressed in words.

Even if you want to say it, it has to go through the mouth of others.

A person can be praised as 'wisdom', but he must not be self-proclaimed.

If it was in the human world, Hodd would probably laugh it off if someone boasted of wisdom, and would not care about anything else.

If that person behaves too much, maybe he will be labeled as a person who doesn't know what to do.

Because this behavior is clearly arrogant.

But this is Jotunheim, and the people who live here are mighty giants.

What's more, in terms of contact, Zebul is not a proud and arrogant guy.

She is cold and ethereal.

Every move reveals such a calm taste, and such a person obviously does not praise himself.

Although Huo De didn't know how her father's so-called "wisdom giant king" and her "wisdom princess" titles came about, but this probably wasn't some kind of self-boasting and praise, it should be some kind of fact.

And as far as the present is concerned, the ability she has shown is far more outrageous than Hodder imagined.

Hodder has always known that Nordic myths and legends have always used "knowledge reserve" as an easy-to-understand symbol of wisdom.

The poem "Ada" he read in modern times has a large number of textual descriptions to prove this point.

At the beginning, Hodder himself felt that this method was obviously outrageous.

If you think about it from a cultural perspective, this definition of 'wisdom' is too crude.

After all, this kind of thing is pure knowledge, and if you want to use an analogy, it is recorded in the book that Wavrunir and Odin competed for wisdom, knowing more than anyone else.

For example, how giants are reproduced and born, for example, what is the nature of the moon and the sun in the sky.

For example, the source of life of giants.

This kind of thing may be too far away for humans, but for gods and giants, this is completely common sense in life.

However, Huo De has not forgotten that the reason why he has such a subtle daze is because he has always used the perspective of normal people to measure.

What if the scope of so-called 'knowledge' held by individuals has exceeded cognition?

For example, familiar with prophecies and future events.

Originally, this was actually taken into consideration by Hodder.

Zebul, who is proficient in magic, and her father Wavrunir are of course well versed in prophecy, and it is obviously not difficult to know the past and future.

But even so, Hodder still found that he might have underestimated the father and daughter who lived in the center of Jotunheim.

Because according to Zebul, she even knew what Mondial Farley did.

If she's not lying, it means she should be looking at what's happened so far from a higher perspective.

"Then you also know about that bad old man?"

Thinking of this, Hodder couldn't help asking.

This time, Zebul didn't answer immediately, she just looked down at the human beside her.

Finally, she nodded slowly.

"Well, I know, since those things happened, they will be recorded."

"Record……"

After hearing Zebul say this, Hodder suddenly felt as if he understood completely.