Foolish Brother Odin

Chapter 154 Infernal Affairs

On the other hand, Odin didn't know that his good brother used the threads of fate left on him to know almost all the details of the Celtic world in an instant.

Odin was still vaguely thankful that he had escaped.

Little do they know that if one survives a great disaster, there will be disasters to come!
Here, Austin’s original boss, the new God-King Brice, found Luge, who is the God of Crafts and the Sun God. In addition, Luge is also proficient in medicine.

Coincidentally, this bearded sun god is not good at soul power. The god of the underworld of the Tuatha de Danaan is Cernunnos.

Luger had never considered that the body of Odin, a demigod servant, would be occupied by the mortal soul of a god from the outside world. Even when he discovered that Odin's soul was weak, Luger took it for granted that this was the soul strength that a dying person should have.

So weak!

But it’s normal!

These are all the inevitable consequences of Austin's soul being invaded by the power of chaos.

The bearded sun god performed his magic, and the warm light not only prompted the union of Odin and Austin's body, but also drove away the last trace of chaotic residue in Odin's soul.

I have to say, this is the guidance of [fate]!

"Okay! Austin is fine." Luger said.

The new God King Bryce seemed very excited. He had just taken office and was in need of help. You know, he was forced to take office. The entire Tuatha de Danaan did not obey him. Unfortunately, Nuada's arm was broken at an untimely time, and the ancestral rules could not be abolished, so Bryce was hastily appointed.

Bryce had no doubts that an old subordinate was still alive, and patted Odin on the back: "You should take good care of your injuries, and help me deal with that old bastard Nuada later."

Brice's frivolous speech made Luger frown. Unfortunately, since the God King had just taken office, Luger couldn't say anything, but the sadness between his brows was unlikely to disappear in the short term.

In this way, Odin recovered from his injuries, tried hard to find the memory fragments of the dead man, and observed the gods from this alien world.

After watching for a day, Odin's first reaction was...

So weak!

To be honest, if Odin was given half of the Aesir, he would most likely be able to defeat the Tuatha de Danann.

First of all, the Tuatha de Danann are all very short.

Odin was puzzled for a long time. Are these weak guys who are the same height as humans really worthy of being gods?

The Aesir are often two or three times the height of humans, not to mention the giants of Kinlunga.

Odin observed the corpses on the battlefield. Those so-called deep-sea Fomorian giants were of the same physique as ordinary Aesir gods. The key point was that there was almost no remnant of elemental power in those giants.

Secondly, the Tuatha de Danann are not completely useless. At least they are more accustomed to using elemental magic.

Odin was very reluctant to compare them with the mortal enemies in his memory.

But after looking around, apart from the high proportion of spellcasters, few can be compared with the main gods of the level of Thor and Frey, not to mention his mortal enemy, big brother Towns, who can call upon the full attributes of divine power of earth, water, fire and wind.

"Alas!" Odin sighed deeply.

Finally, there is population.

The Tuatha de Danann were obviously even smaller in number.

After looking around, I found that there are only about ten core gods.

Odin was not bragging. If he were in his prime, even if he faced these guys at the same time, even if he died, he could at least take half of them with him before he died. This made Odin a little depressed.

It is probably impossible to rely on these guys to counterattack the Jinlunga world.

Got it!

Lay dormant for a while and try to recover some of your divine power.

This Austin was originally a demigod, so at least his strength was not rotten to the core. If he works hard, maybe he can still make it.

Odin was previously the God of Winter. He sensed that there was no God of Winter in this broken world. This lack of a god gave Odin new hope.

As the days passed, Odin finally recovered his health.

This is physical recovery of the body, not recovery at the soul level, nor recovery in the concept of divine power.

At this moment, Odin is at most a last-place demigod with a demigod body but not much divine power.

This is not important. He was trusted by the new God-King Bryce and was sent to be the supervisor to supervise the former God-King Nuada in repairing the city wall.

Correct!
You heard it right. The former God King was no longer qualified to be the God King because he had a broken arm. As a result, the new God King started to settle accounts and sent the former God King to do hard labor.

"You bunch of idiots! Hurry up and work! The construction of the city wall must be completed before the next attack of the Fomor giants! Otherwise, you will all be left to fill in the lines!" Bryce wielded a whip with thorns on it and mercilessly whipped Nuada's broad and strong back.

Even though this level of attack cannot penetrate Nuada's tough skin, it does not cause any damage, but it is extremely insulting!
For a moment, countless pairs of hateful eyes were cast on Bryce's face, but the tyrannical new God-King had no self-awareness and completely ignored them, continuing to spread intimidation and terror wantonly!
Brice even put a whip into Odin's hand and said, "If you see these guys slacking off, whip them hard for me."

"Yes..." Odin was speechless.

There is no harm without comparison. I still remember that Asgard used only a stolen divine horse to complete the construction of the city wall surrounding Asgard.

Although these Tuatha de Danann are several times stronger than ordinary humans, they are only a few times stronger.

Odin knew from a casual glance that this massive project of building a city wall around the island would take at least ten years to complete. And even if the city wall was built, could it, with a height of only five people, stop those so-called Fomorian giants that were two or three people tall?

The key is that the Tuatha de Danann does not have enough troops!

Even Odin looks down on this God King Bryce, so you can imagine what kind of person he is.

So much so that when Odin was stared at by Bryce, he became careless when whipping.

Odin no longer has his divine power, but his martial arts skills remain.

This whip may seem fierce and sharp, but in fact it is soft and limp when it is hit at the last moment.

Nuada looked at Odin in surprise.

Odin didn't even look at Nuada.

As a result, Nuada misunderstood.

While eating, the one-armed Nuada whispered to his two most trusted subordinates, the demigod warriors Beowulf and Siegfried, "What a surprise! I thought Austin was the most ruthless jackal under Bryce, but Austin let me go. This guy is not bad!"

Beowulf and Siegfried nodded together. They looked at each other with complicated expressions.

After dinner, Beowulf avoided Nuada and Odin's sight and said to Siegfried when no one was around: "Could that guy be Odin? I've seen him before! At least his aura and temperament are very similar."

(End of this chapter)