You and me under the world tree

He could be seen as another Loki in his own right, but even so, Loki still doesn't trust him.

"I always feel that he seems to be questioning his revenge and feelings."

Hearing this, Hodder also fell silent.

"Probably, because I don't have self-confidence and I'm afraid of making other choices, so I set up mandatory control methods... It seems right to say so."

Hodder responded.

But soon, he changed the subject.

"But compared to these, I am more willing to believe that this is just an insurance policy."

Not because of anything else, just to ensure the execution of the plan.

To say why...

"Locky's ultimate goal is to ensure the smooth execution of his backup plan, which in itself shows that he has not let go of those things in the past."

"that's true."

"But these have nothing to do with us after all."

Speaking of this, Huo De couldn't help but glanced at the 'small manor' in the corner of the room, and Hela was sleeping in it.

Although Dietrich said that she shouldn't be able to wake up for a while, he still felt uneasy in his heart.

It was as if the girl would pop out of there and intervene in their conversation.

However, she didn't come out, which made Huoder feel relieved.

"In short, this family's matter is ultimately Loki's own problem, and we don't need to get involved too much, and we don't need to point fingers at it."

Having said that, Hodder took another look at the location of the manor.

"And all I can do is take care of their feelings as much as possible."

But to be precise, it should be to take care of Hela's feelings?

Although Hodder himself didn't like the so-called tragedy, Hela still played an indispensable role in it after all.

It's ridiculous to say that, a long time ago, he was extremely guarded against this woman, and even once maintained an attitude of non-interference.

But now he has started to think about her unconsciously.

Obviously as long as things are done according to the plan, because there will never be any mistakes.

However, he still chose to intervene.

"'Tragedy' or something, that kind of thing is really enough."

Just pinching the blueprint of the sword in his hand, Huo De narrowed his eyes.

"So, do you already have an idea?"

Staring at the deeply moved man, Dietrich asked calmly.

She didn't have so many thoughts and sighs, but she understood that Hodder's heart was very soft.

He looks ruthless, but in the end he will use various reasons to change things that he is not used to.

Based on this, it is only the method that needs attention.

"Of course there are ideas."

Facing Dietrich's somewhat expectant eyes, Hodder said calmly.

"Does Dietrich know? I have mastered a secret sword-making technique, and I used some of the skills in this secret technique to create a gift for you."

"Ok?"

After Hodder said that, Dietrich was taken aback for a moment.

She didn't stay in a daze, and soon two sharp swords that she used very easily appeared in her hands.

Howling Demon Sword!

That's what she named it.

At first it was nothing more than a pure, gale-magic sword, but Hodder later reforged two weapons from it.

"You said that these two swords contain the soul of a giant dragon."

"Yes, two giant dragons that have the power to blow up strong winds and breathe out storms. I used the remaining divine iron to cast the outer shell, and then injected the dragon soul into it."

"Well, so what do you want to do? Take the 'power' out of Utgard?"

"I probably can't do this. Utgard said that the primordial fire has already merged with his life."

Denying Dietrich's remarks, Hodder shook his head.

"If nothing else happens, the so-called primordial fire has already been enveloped by his soul and body."

"So……"

"Do you mind if I share a story here?"

Hodder took a sudden look at the gigantic Zebbul, who had been sitting there as a listener the whole time.

"Just say what you want."

"A hundred years ago, in the western mountains of Midgard, there was a kingdom of dwarves, and the king there was a talented dwarf."

Having said that, Hodder's thoughts couldn't help but fell into deep memories.

He once said the same to Utgarde:

"His name is Hreidmar, and he is Lord of Ganita Hyde."

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Hours earlier, there had been a conversation on a lava chariot speeding through the sky.

"Hreidmar, Lord of Glentarhyde."

Upon hearing the name from Hord, the giant Utgarde sighed.

"I've heard the name, Loki told me."

"do you know?"

"Well, every time we meet, he will tell me what he knows, which of course includes things about your atrium world."

"Then you know exactly who Hreidmar is?"

"Of course I do."

Listening to Hodder's question, Utgard only felt a little funny.

"I heard that he was trusted by Ivaldi in the dwarf kingdom, so he has the ability to come to Midgard and build a city belonging to the dwarves. The purpose of their existence is actually to intensify your human world. war."

Having said that, the giant couldn't help turning his head, and he glanced at Hodder.

"From this aspect alone, he is the accomplice of the gods."

"He himself did not participate in the war positively, and his own existence is actually a kind of suppressor."

Of course, Hodder would not be angry because of Utgarde's three or two words.

He merely corrected what Utgarde had said with a calm demeanor.

"The so-called Western Country of Mountains and the meaning of dwarves' existence are to suppress the development of humans in the middle courtyard."

In this regard, the gods have actually done a lot of things.

On the one hand, wizards hide from the world, and there are human rules that do not use too powerful magic to change the situation of war.

This is equivalent to completely cutting off the development of human magic.

Tens of thousands of years have passed, and the human kingdoms in Midgard have changed batch after batch, but they have not been able to establish a complete magic learning system.

The wizards lived in seclusion in the mountains, and even came to the wizard village of Jotunheim in groups, and they were firmly restricted in this way.

And Midgard's only "Magic Academy" so far is still established in the underground world, and the first batch of students was even selected by Hodder from orphans who lost their families through a selection mechanism.

And when the road of magic is almost cut off, what people can rely on is the most common tactics and weapons.

And this aspect of things is also directly related to the existence of the Kingdom of Gurnita Hyde.

"In fact, from the beginning to the present, what Genita Hyde has done is only to provide weapons and armor to the outside world, and the 'dwarf' race itself represents the pinnacle of casting and craftsmanship."

what does this mean?

In fact, if you think about it carefully, you will understand.

"The existence of the dwarves has sealed the upper limit. Rather than groping for crafts by themselves, the humans in the atrium choose to purchase weapons from the dwarves as buyers, or simply place an order and exchange a large amount of minerals for support on the level of weapons and equipment."

For this aspect, Hodder sees it very clearly.

When the "Kingdom of the Nibelung" built the weapons and armaments of the "Sky Wrath Guards" for the Netherlands, the excuse Hod made was related to this aspect:

The kingdom of Gurnitahead was destroyed, but when it was destroyed, the armaments of one kingdom had not yet been delivered, and this became the property of Siegfried the Dragonslayer.

Thinking of this, Hodder sighed.

To be honest, he was quite proud of his original plan, because the existence of the elite of the elite, the 'Sky Wrath Guards', was the best encouragement to the Dutch fighters.

They have top-notch weapons and armor, and they have the supreme honor of the Netherlands.

And this can not only help that kid Siegfried gather military power, but also unite the hearts of the army.

But looking back on it now, isn't that reason, the 'source' of those weapons and armor not a kind of irony?

From the beginning to the end, the development of human technology has nothing to do with itself.

All kinds of magic swords and holy swords that have been handed down in the world are made by dwarves, and those excellent weapons that can be armed in large quantities are also related to dwarves.

"It would take a lot of time to analyze, learn and imitate the dwarves' craft, but when humans finally mastered this skill, the dwarves can always come up with better weapons, plus rune enchantment, Human beings have never reached the limit of 'weapons', so there is no development."

For thousands of years, the struggle in the human world has never stopped.

If it were a world without gods, human beings would have broken through that barrier long ago, and there was no need for him to work hard here and pour out certain things like a seedling.

However, there are gods in this world, and the gods will never allow the ants in the courtyard to go beyond their control.

"But it doesn't matter now, Gnitahead is destroyed anyway."

"Even if it is destroyed, there will always be another replacement. Asa has no shortage of such things."

"But do you know why Gurnita Hyde was destroyed?"

"I know, because Hreidmar has mastered the forbidden magic that imprisoned the gods and their souls. Loki told me about this. It seems impossible to break through and completely isolate all connections with the outside world."

"Forbidden magic... so you think so."

At this moment, Utgarde heard the exclamation.

It made him feel something was wrong.

"Since Loki told you so, it means that Hreidmar's 'job' is not bad, maybe Loki was also cheated."

Howard wasn't too sure.

After all, Loki had tried to guide him to the ruins of Gurnita Head long ago.

Theoretically speaking, the god of tricks should know something, but his own identity is too sensitive, and there is no way to verify it anyway.

But it doesn't matter now.

Because he had already met Utgarde's suspicious gaze.

The giant's upper body just turned around.

Utgarde didn't even look at where his chariot was driving, he just stared at Hodder.

"What do you mean? Isn't that magic?"

"It's magic, but its original intention is not to imprison the gods. Its existence is to obtain the divine power of the gods... a method of casting that power into some kind of utensil."

"Soul casting..."

After hearing what Hodder said, Utgard didn't feel any surprise.

He even felt a little sad.

Not because of anything else, because he already knew about it.