Foolish Brother Odin

Chapter 136: Fighting
Fafnir was in such a mess.

Under normal circumstances, it has a hundred ways to beat Thor. The aerial combat skills of the two sides are not at the same level. As a flying dragon, it can completely beat Thor.

Last time in Svartalheim, if the space in that underground world wasn’t generally low, it would have fought back.

This time it's worse than last time.

Tangs, the [God of the Sky], is too domineering. He directly [bans the air], which means that there will be no buoyancy in the air, and even the dragon language magic that he is proud of to increase the flying speed has become ineffective.

Fafnir saw the fate of the giant eagle Vidoflnir nearby. He knew that getting close to Thor, the god of thunder who posed a great threat, would be disadvantageous to him.

It's exported!

Hesitation for even a second would be disrespectful to Thor!
The slender dragon neck suddenly stretched out, and the red flame accumulated in its chest violently ejected in a cone.

The destructive power of the long dragon breath with a huge killing range is enough to cover several human blocks.

Thor did not take the blow head-on. He swung Thor's hammer, pulling his relatively tiny body, and quickly made a huge arc in the air. Even though Fafnir's neck turned along Thor's flight path, the dragon's breath flames that sprayed out were always one step slower than Thor, as if he was deliberately creating a gorgeous flight trail for Thor.

There will be a moment when the dragon's breath is exhausted. The powerful force contained in the dragon's breath can even make the flames that fall to the ground spread to farther places along the June frost of [Fimbulwinter].

But if you can’t hit it, you can’t hit it!
The party that misses the ultimate move will definitely pay the price.

Thor flew over quickly in the flash of lightning, and at the last moment he even avoided Fafnir's dragon wing attack with a beautiful Z-shaped maneuver, and finally succeeded in the attack.

"Boom!"

Thor already possesses the strength second only to Hercules Manni among the gods, and he also adds a tremendous amount of thunder power, so this attack can be said to have maximum attack power.

A hammer hit Fafnir's chest. In addition to the burst of lightning, what was even more terrifying was the pure impact force.

Combining the power of the Founding Titan and a terrifying physique that surpasses most of the Aesir, how is the destructive power caused by Thor different from that of a rapidly falling comet?
Fafnir let out an earth-shattering scream, and the entire dragon flew backwards in an extremely embarrassed manner. His huge body dug a huge and deep gully on the ice field, and the ground on both sides piled up like broken waves.

What gave the onlookers an even greater visual shock was the wound on Fafnir's chest - an exaggerated indentation that was big enough to fit a small ship, covered with shocking broken scales, and nearly a thousand wounds of varying sizes.

The dragon scales that had been protecting Fafnir were smashed and shattered, and then turned into fragments and pierced deeply into its chest.

How could this be something that a mere god a few meters tall could create?

This is the destructive power that only a hundred-meter-tall Founding Titan can possess!
Kill it while it's hurt.

Thor continued his pursuit without hesitation.

However, Thor was too impatient and ignored the terrifying ferocity of an injured evil dragon. He concentrated on expanding his victory, but suddenly Fafnir's dragon tail burst out at an astonishing speed and hit Thor hard.

"Damn it..." Thor only had time to utter half a curse before he was violently whipped away by the dragon's tail. He fell dozens of meters from the air and rolled over a dozen times on the ground before he could stabilize his body.

But just as he landed, another half-breath of dragon's breath came. Even though Thor tried to dodge, he was still blown away by the blast of the dragon's breath and fell several times.

"Come on, come on!" Some of Thor's hair was burnt on the back, which further aroused his bellicosity.

The next second, his body was like a spring that was compressed to the extreme, and it bounced back violently, fighting with Fafnir again.

This is Thor!
The most tough and vigorous being among all the gods.

He has a full physical resistance and is not very vulnerable to elemental attacks. The only thing that can really threaten him is poison!

Skillful!

Fafnir is not poisonous!
On this side, Thor is fighting Fafnir, and on the other side, the brothers, the God of War Tyr, and the God of the Forest Vidar, are facing the poisonous dragon Nidhogg.

In the epic, when Tyr participated in Ragnarok, he sacrificed one of his arms because he had previously deceived Fenrir into tying the chains of the artifact. This caused Tyr's combat power to plummet by 60%, and he eventually died heroically in battle.

In this life, Tyr's strength is complete.

In his prime, Tyr was as powerful as Thor, not to mention that he had the help of Vidal, who successfully survived the tribulation in the epic and killed Fenrir with his own hands.

The extremely smelly death breath of the poisonous dragon was quite terrifying, but unfortunately it was blocked by the violent sea of trees summoned by Vidal.

His [Immortal Natural Force] was quite terrifying. Whenever the poisonous dragon released poisonous gas that carried a terrifying deathly aura, enough to kill a living person instantly and send him to the underworld, it was all blocked by the tree wall that Vidal urgently summoned.

These quick-growing trees can grow to 30 meters in three seconds, and a kind of cow parsnip can grow to 5 meters in height under the influence of divine power, forming a solid natural wall.

Although they would wither instantly and their bark would burst and shatter into powder when they came into contact with Nidhogg's poison gas, it was in this way that they completed the task of absorbing the poison gas and created an opportunity for Tyr to kill Nidhogg.

Every time Nidhogg's tricks were exhausted, Tyr would appear out of nowhere from the withered temporary forest and leave a truly unforgettable horrific scar on the evil dragon.

The four ferocious beasts all have their opponents, and the next step is naturally king versus king, general versus general.

In this life, Surtur is gone, and the army of fire giants is led by a fire giant named Magra who has never appeared in the epic. The one who comes to bully him is Frey who possesses the Sword of Victory, and his sister Freya.

Frey, who was in full condition, naturally needed no introduction. Every strike of his sword could create a sea of light, reducing the flames on Maglar's body. And his sister Freya seemed to have gone back in time, put on her long-lost battle skirt, wielded the sword, and helped her brother resist other fire giant elites.

Around them were a large number of light elves flying in the sky, using sharp light arrows to block the fire giants and prevent them from approaching Frey's core battlefield.

On the other side, the bow god Yur used his divine bow to reap the lives of the frost giants. His firepower attracted the attention of Frim, the king of the frost giants who had awakened from the glacier. Frim rode his floating dolphin and killed Yur from behind in a nearly teleporting manner.

If nothing unexpected happened, Yule would die under Frim's huge scepter (mace) just like in the epic Edda.

(End of this chapter)