Foolish Brother Odin

Chapter 172 Lancelot
In fact, the operations of Queen Maeve and the Knights of Fiona were almost carried out simultaneously.

Unfortunately, the assembly of mortal armies is quite time-consuming. No matter which family it is, it takes a certain amount of time to integrate the army.

On this side, Towns can indeed directly let the Aesir perform a god descent or even directly attack the Celtic world and destroy the second-rate army in Odin's hands.

Towns discovered a problem - compared to high-end combat power, he actually lacked demigod-level backbone.

Even if it was a true god of the Aesir, after forcibly breaking into another world and encountering the weakening of the world's laws, his combat effectiveness would be greatly reduced, and it would be easy to cause the backlash of the world's will, ultimately causing the entire world to regard outsiders like him as invaders.

Compared to directly investing in pioneers like Thor, investing in demigod-level strongmen or heroic spirits is a more cost-effective deal.

It was difficult to send the Valkyries, after all, they were infused with divine power by Tang Si himself and promoted to the demigod level. They were essentially branded with the mark of a god king, which could easily provoke an overreaction from the other side. Moreover, the Valkyries themselves represented Tang Si's face, and losing too many of them would damage the dignity of the Aesir.

After some calculations, you may not believe it, but in such a big country like Kinlunga, the only demigod heroes that can be mentioned are Beowulf and Siegfried, excluding the Valkyrie.

After Towns devoured the Celtic World, he had more cannon fodder to choose from.

For example, "Dog Brother" Cu Chulainn, several heroes of the Knights of Fiona, and the knights under King Arthur.

That's why Downs patiently resolved the conflicts among the kingdoms of the Celtic world. His goal was to bring these legendary heroes under his wing.

At one point, Towns was worried that Odin would use the power of his great victory to attack the other two continents in one breath.

After observing for a few days, Towns realized that he was overthinking.

He needed time to integrate the mortal forces, and Odin also needed time to integrate the two Fomorian giant clans. The Fomorian giants, who had no order at all, were much more difficult to integrate than the mortal armies that played the feudal monarchy.

There's no way around it, chaos is just so troublesome.

Moreover, Downs accidentally saw that Odin actually tried to use the power of chaos to corrupt several Tuatha de Danaan gods he had captured.

That's interesting.

In the once extremely luxurious temple of the Tuatha de Danann, everything here is still desecrated.

A large number of bodies of the dead Danann gods and their servants were piled here, and with the help of the chaos circle drawn by the Fomor chieftain Elata, the power of chaos was continuously injected into the bodies of several Danann gods captives.

These unlucky guys include Dagda, the father of the gods, Epona, the horse goddess, and Taranis, the god of thunder.

The most ironic thing is that Bryce, who was once the King of Gods, actually had room to be demoted because his father, Elata, became Odin's follower, and Bryce, as his son, naturally became the son of a follower.

This made Bryce extremely confused - not only did my follower climb over my head, but how come he was two generations older than me?

There is no turning back from the fall!
As a half-baked former God King, his once noble status was meaningless when the Tuatha de Danan was almost wiped out. Unlike the Tuatha de Danan who were still struggling to resist the erosion of Chaos with their will, he was forced by his father, Elata, to accept the power of Chaos.

Unfortunately, Bryce is an agricultural god. Apart from the fact that he has grown a second head and looks very chaotic, Odin feels that this guy's fighting ability is really not up to par.

If possible, Odinin would choose Nuada or Luger as his subordinate.

Odin's approach of cleaning up the Tuatha de Danann first was not a problem. He had already inquired and knew that the people living on the other three large islands were basically demigods or descendants of gods.

It's normal for Odin to take it a little lightly.

He would never have thought that his good brother Towns was so cunning. This time he did not intervene directly, but instead started a proxy war.

If he received the news and knew that the Aesir were making a large-scale airborne landing, he would definitely not stay there like he is now. He would definitely mobilize his troops and attack everywhere, so as to plunge the whole world into chaos as soon as possible and increase his own combat power.

This is the misjudgment caused by information asymmetry.

A sudden piece of news made Odin's mistake even worse. In the majestic but chaotic Temple of Tuatha de Danu, Odin sat comfortably on the throne that originally belonged to Bryce, looking down at a pair of wild mandarin ducks kneeling at the bottom of the steps of the temple with a look of contempt.

"Look up," Odin said casually.

At the bottom of the stairs, there was a knight and a lady. The man was handsome and sunny, and the woman was gentle and beautiful. Unfortunately, they both looked quite embarrassed. The man's gorgeous armor and the woman's exquisite equestrian suit were covered with mud, and many places on their clothes were torn by branches.

"I, Lancelot, am willing to offer my loyalty to Your Majesty Odin!"

"Oh? What are the conditions?" Odin didn't even raise his eyelids. Of course he knew what kind of person he was.

There is no shortage of admirers of the strong in this world, but there is absolutely no loyalty without reason.

"Protect us both." Lancelot gently pulled the beautiful woman beside him.

"If you join me, you will be mine." Odin said noncommittally, "Tell me, who is she?"

It was obvious from the woman's adornment that she was not an ordinary noblewoman. Although she was not covered in gold, the delicate hair accessories and silver brooches on her clothes were all exquisite works of art that took a lot of effort to make.

Odin saw it immediately.

The woman finally raised her head, revealing her innocent and beautiful face: "Lancelot is the knight who stayed behind, and I am Guinevere, the Queen of Camelot, Britain!"

Odin understood everything in an instant.

The guy in front of me is a bastard!

As the king's knight, he actually stole from the king and seduced the queen? !

It's morally corrupt to the extreme!

Odin burst out laughing on the spot.

Who are you? Do you really think this place is a trash can? Any rubbish dares to come and seek refuge here?

Odin wanted to strike the couple to death on the spot.

Unexpectedly, the two-headed Bryce interrupted and said, "Your Majesty the Supreme Odin! The Kingdom of Camelot in Britain is not as simple as Your Majesty thinks."

"Oh?" Odin was curious.

"The Kingdom of Britain is a country protected by the Lady of the Lake! The Lady of the Lake has always been a deity who is good at fighting and clearing chaos." Bryce stopped talking here.

Yes, Bryce is a messy God King with little management ability, but when it comes to his professional domain, he is still somewhat reliable.

Odin thought for a moment and agreed: "Okay, I can accept you! But you - Lancelot, you must accept the transformation of the power of chaos."

Lancelot was completely dumbfounded!

He was willing to fight for asylum, but what was Chaos like? They all looked like monsters.

If he had not been infamous for seducing the queen, no mortal king would have been willing to accept him, and he did not want to try his luck in the Emerald Island!

Now Odin asked him to cast Chaos, of course he refused!
"No!"

"Now that you are here, you have no right to refuse!" Odin declared coldly.

(End of this chapter)