You and me under the world tree

If anyone else was here, he must have enjoyed a wonderful face-changing.

Because at this moment, Hela's expression began to change rapidly.

From the helplessness at the beginning to the consternation afterwards, in the end, a complex thought mixed with various emotions appeared on her face.

who am I?

where am I?

What did I just say?

No, what the hell were we discussing just now? !

At a certain moment, such a mess of thoughts really appeared in her mind.

It doesn't matter whether you say she is not sociable or she is not deeply involved in the world, but for a while, Her Majesty the Nether Queen really failed to keep up with the thinking of the man named Hodder.

She just stayed there, her head blank for a while.

After the 'disconnection and reconnection', her thoughts gradually returned to normal.

But even so, the shock in her heart still lingered.

In the end, Hela didn't even know whether she was shocked by the other party's attitude, or simply frightened by his brain circuit.

Of course she herself is not a normal person, because she is the queen who rules the netherworld and the 'god' of the undead.

No matter how many great achievements you have made during your lifetime, no matter what kind of power you have during your lifetime, be it good or evil.

As long as she entered the state of death and was not selected by the gods to enter the realm of the gods, it would naturally fall under her jurisdiction.

Although Hela never claimed to be a god because she hated the protoss, she herself was no different from a god.

But even so, she was frightened by the man in front of her.

"What did you say?"

After a while, she finally asked such a 'wise' question.

As for this, Hodder didn't seem to care much.

"Didn't I make it clear? I said this kind of thing is not important."

"But it's a statue of Brunhilde?"

Perhaps it was because Hodder's tone was too confident, even though Hela did hold Brunhilde's memory, and could even get some answers from the Valkyrie's memory.

But now she is really doubting things in this regard.

But to be precise, what she doubted was actually her positioning.

After all, it's been weird from the start.

Yep, that's pretty weird when you think about it!

She is the one who has Brunhilde's memory!

In theory, shouldn't she be the one leading the search?

Because she has all the memories, she should be like a fish in water in Brunhilde's palace.

If it was said that he kept silent to a certain extent for the sake of disguise, then why is it so strange after the disguise was exposed?

The thoughts in Hela's mind became more and more strange, and even in the end, she had to refocus her eyes on the man.

And at this moment, the man seemed to be aware of this.

"Strange?" he responded.

Although he never looked at Hela and still stared at the sculpture, he did respond.

Moreover, he didn't seem to have any intention of waiting for Hela to answer.

At this moment, he just said the answer on his own.

"As a matter of fact I've already told you about this kind of thing, because it doesn't matter."

Then Hodder's voice stopped.

He lowered his head, as if he was thinking, and he seemed to be preparing to respond to Hela.

But in the end, he shook his head.

"In the case that the parties have been 'reborn', the remaining memories are not completely reliable. I don't want to be judged by these interferences."

It didn't sound like there was any problem with this, but Hila subconsciously felt something was wrong.

She wasn't her father Loki after all...

Although Hela is not stupid, as the Queen of the Nether, she rarely communicates with others.

In Hodder's guess, her father would not play any tricks when communicating with her.

On the one hand, it is because of the relationship between father and daughter, and on the other hand, it is because of the same position.

Therefore, Hela's experience in this area is completely insufficient.

Although Hodder and Loki didn't have much positive communication, they did have cooperation and games between them, and even entrapped each other.

Therefore, he believed that if the real God of Trickster was standing here instead of the Nether Queen, then he would be able to expose his half-truth and half-fake fiction in an instant.

Because there is one biggest loophole in Hodder's words:

Because everything here belongs to Brunhilde, the castle and palace of the Valkyrie on the peak of Schindal belong to Brunhilde.

If Hodder really didn't believe Brunhilde's memory, he would feel extremely distressed, and he would definitely not be so comfortable.

To put it bluntly, he ultimately had to rely on Brunhilde's memory for possible clues.

Once thinking of this, Huo De couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief.

After all, although Hella is smart, she is not deeply involved in the world. She is much easier to fool than Loki. After all, she only needs to say a few words or even change the subject constantly, and her attention will be quickly diverted, and she will even forget the most important part of the conversation. dominance.

To put it bluntly, even though Hela ruled the Nether World, there was a shocking and frightening resentment brewing in her heart.

Even, as long as she who is in charge of 'death' exudes the aura of her own power, it will make creatures including giants and gods unconsciously feel nervous.

Because living beings' aversion to death is inscribed in their bones.

However, she is still a child in a way, a child whose wisdom is not inferior to any wise man.

Her immaturity will not be easily reflected, but it will be revealed in all aspects.

To put it bluntly, it was precisely because Hela was here that Hodder was able to treat her as an 'information retrieval device' that he couldn't fully trust.

He will suppress keywords to a minimum and only retrieve some necessary information.

In this case, even if Hela had any thoughts, she couldn't express the false information she wanted to reveal.

"I've said it before, since Brunhilde doesn't know why she didn't get the trust of the gods, and even got angry and sad because of it, then most of her memories are meaningless, because it's her own 'identity'. Know'."

There is absolutely no problem with Hodder's words, because these things are things he has laid out for a long time.

Although some of them were said as an emergency at the time, he can indeed string them together now.

"For example, this stone statue... What we need to figure out is not its significance to Brunhilde, but its source and identity."

Having said that, Hodder stopped.

He turned around naturally, and the eyes under the helmet were also looking at Her Majesty the Queen.

"So, do you have any answers?"

Having said that, Hodder reached out and patted the sculpture's wolf head shoulder armor.

"In this world, twin wolves seem to only symbolize one person... Could this be the appearance of an old man when he was young?"

Odin...

For now, he is the only one in the entire Nine Realms who has the ferocious twin wolves.

Well, at least for now it does.

"Do not."

When Huo De was staring at the wolf head and shoulder armor, Hela directly denied this.

"It was given to Brunhilde by a warrior."

"what is his name?"

"Ingway."

"Who?"

After hearing the name, Hodder's face under the helmet suddenly did not tense.

"Ingewi, a warrior in the world, seems to be Xiji's child?"

Hela didn't seem to know the origin of this word, so she couldn't help but start thinking.

"No, no, it's not right, it's not right at all, Ingwi is the most..."

The most mysterious Ilfin hero...

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Ingwe...

After hearing the name, Hodder subconsciously shook his head.

At the same time, the contents of these names and taboos also emerged in his mind.

In the modern society Hodder once lived and grew up in, the frequency of this name appears quite rarely.

Even, this taboo only appeared in Ada poetry.

And the reason why Huo De has the impression of this name is because in modern times, this name appeared in the poems of the child Helgi.

And not only appeared in poetry, even mentioned in his game memory.

At that time, after Helgi won the victory on the battlefield, countless people praised him as the successor of 'Ingwe Will'.

Although it is only a character appearing in a certain hero's poem, his reputation is indeed extremely loud, even comparable to the founder of the Irfin tribe: the demigod Xiji.

For ordinary Norse mythology lovers, even if they want to know about Ingwe, but in the absence of various facts, this kind of understanding is limited to this.

However, Hodder's position is a little special.

In essence, he himself is not even considered a "myth lover". It is only because of the game "Nine Realms" that he became interested in understanding the background of the story.

However, in fact, because of this reason, he may have a better understanding of Ingwe than the average person.

Because this is Midgard, and this is the human world, it is only natural that the poems of heroes are sung.

And if it was in the past, Huo De, who likes to be particular and fussy about this aspect, would do some textual research on it when he became interested.

Find out if this is an original part of The Nine Realms, or if it quotes the original descriptions of myths and legends.

However, for Huode now, it is actually meaningless to pay attention to these things.

Because now, everything that happens in the so-called Nine Realms is real, and Midgard is also a real world.

In this case, the source of those poems that exist in modern society should be questioned instead.

In the legends of the world, Ingewi is a rather mysterious figure.

Everyone said that he was the eldest son of the demigod Xiji, but they couldn't tell the reason for his life experience.

After careful consideration, even the mother's name is unknown, and no one even knows whether he has the same mother as His Majesty Liliel who later inherited the kingdom.

Even, if it weren't for the ancient tomb of the Irfin tribe beneath the current Skywrath King City, and the name of Ingwey can also be found in it, some people would think that such a hero is a fiction.

After all, his appearance was too short.

Like a shooting star, he quickly rose, shined, and then disappeared quickly, leaving only the bright trajectory to the Kingdom of the Netherlands at that time.

In the end, most people can only think that such a character is Xiji's illegitimate son, so in the end he did not inherit the kingdom completely, but chose to leave alone.

And later, Ingwyr was suddenly recognized as the personification of the gods helping the tribe of Irfin.

Because Xiji had no heirs at that time, and in order to ensure the complete inheritance of the Irfin tribe, Frey incarnated as Ingwi and fought in all directions under the name of the Irfin tribe until Xiji had his own son, Li. After Lille, he retired.

Nowadays, no one knows when this saying was circulated, anyway, it is said now.

The evidence is that the name Ingwir itself is a transliteration of the name of Frey, the king of elves.