Foolish Brother Odin

Chapter 207: One-track mind becomes two-sided block

"From now on, it will depend on who will be the winner of this grand battle of gods."

“Are you so confident that you can beat me?” Hela said with hostility.

“No.” Ailei shook her head slowly: “This is your underworld, your kingdom. Unless the two worlds merge and my underworld Kull gains the upper hand, I cannot defeat you.”

“Then why are you here?” Hela asked with her hands on her hips.

"The order of His Majesty the God-King Enlil." Ailei replied indifferently.

“Huh? Are you ready to die for your Majesty the God-King?” The moment Hela finished speaking, the breath of death in the underworld began to flow violently. The voices of countless wronged souls merged into one, chanting a hymn of death that Ailei did not understand.

Hela is still the same, seemingly well-behaved, but actually wild and always lacking in aggressiveness.

No one can control her except Downs.

"I'll do my best." Ailei responded calmly, and seven doors to the underworld with the skeletons of the dead as the main theme suddenly appeared in front of her.

A different kind of death aura began to spread across the Death Wasteland of Helheim.

No need to guess, this is a battle of rules.

The laws of death from two different worlds began to compete for dominance in this world.

Logically speaking, Elle shouldn't be too weak.

The battle was one-sided.

Without it.

Hela owns Garm, the hellhound, one of the only two remaining behemoths in the world of Kinlunga.

Its very existence is a foul.

Whether Ailei summoned a bunch of ferocious ghosts or used skeleton magic to attack physically, this thick-skinned hellhound accepted them all without hesitation.

This is its home ground, and even more so Hella’s home ground.

Whenever Aile inflicted damage to Garm, Hela would summon the flesh and blood of the dead to instantly heal the wounds on Garm's body.

In addition, a large number of fresh souls of Sumerian gods had just been incorporated into Hela's underworld. This was the time when Hela was at her strongest. The battle had only started for ten minutes when the situation became overwhelming.

All of Ailei's tricks were just struggles.

On the other side, taking advantage of their home field, Frey and Thor began to suppress their opponents respectively.

During this time, Downs's divine vision once again transcended the void, and he gazed with interest at the shabby Sumerian world opposite him: "Okay, Enlil. There are two cups of poisoned wine in front of you. One cup will kill you immediately if you drink it, and the other cup will kill you later if you drink it. What do you want to choose?"

It was impossible for the Sumerian world to escape.

You can't escape, and you can't attack.

The entire Sumerian world, like that genius goddess who made rapid progress, has become a plaything in the hands of Downs.

If it drags on, even if the Jinlunga world stops attacking, the power of chaos will overwhelm the entire Sumerian world.

But if they attack, Enlil will not have any home advantage.

For Enlil, no matter which choice he made, the result was death.

To be on the safe side, Towns once again released the behemoth soul for reconnaissance, advancing 50,000 kilometers.

As a result, Downs did not discover that there was a third world involved in this world war.

Now, Enlil's hesitation was all in Tang Si's eyes, and it was Tang Si's turn to be happy: "Isn't this the classic [a stubborn person becomes a double-edged sword]?"

Towns even had enough time to cross his legs and leisurely drink the wine offered by Queen Maeve while observing the scenes on the three small battlefields.

Unexpectedly but not so unexpectedly, the first thing that was decided was the [Death Battle]. If this battle took place in the mortal world, it would definitely be a huge battle.

Ereshkigal's divine power was not at an advantage in this enhanced version of Helheim.

Downs had previously prepared a large number of order tablets for the gods, which seriously affected the power of the Sumerian destiny tablets.

Together with the combination of Hela and the hellhound Garm, it is a typical combination where one plus one is greater than three.

After being hit by both physical and divine attacks, Ailei finally gave up and made a forced error. A protective shield was half a beat slower, which gave the huge Garm an opportunity to bite her right leg.

Elle let out a scream, but before she could break free, Hela suddenly rushed over and chopped her down fiercely with the Sword of Helheim.

"Crack--" Ailei's skull necklace that represented the power of death was actually cut off by a sword.

The collapse of her authority caused her divine power to decline rapidly.

After receiving Hela's order, Garm shook his head fiercely and spit out the bruised and battered Ailei.

The slim blonde goddess turned into a cannonball and slammed into a huge tomb, creating a huge hole in an instant.

It’s not that Ailei didn’t try to draw divine power from her own underworld, but the Sumerian world was a bit far away, and Jinlunga’s world barrier was too intact.

A sound of thirst came out from Ailei's beautiful lips.

Hela stood on the broad back of the hellhound Garm, with one hand on her waist, looking down at Ailei who had just been smashed into the pit: "Ereshkigal, the Sumerian goddess of the underworld! I admire your bravery. But this battle should end. Surrender, or perish! Your choice!"

Ai Lei's delicate face showed an indifferent expression: "As for me, it doesn't matter what happens."

"Oh?"

"Can I ask you something?"

"You can ask, but I may not answer."

"My stupid sister suddenly had an idea and went to attack your God King. What happened to her?"

Hela shrugged. “Of course he was captured by our God King Paulson.”

"Then I surrender." Ai Lei said straightforwardly.

“Oh?” Hela showed a playful expression on her face: “What a deep sisterly love.”

Ailei did not say anything more. She resigned herself to stretching out her hands and letting Hela cast one divine binding spell after another on her hands and body.

The battle on Asgard ended too quickly for the outside world to notice.

The battle at Helheim was different.

The battle between the two goddesses of death caused the power of death to surge throughout the underworld.

After capturing Ailei, in response to the victory declaration of the goddess of death Hela, millions of souls in the underworld cheered joyfully at the same time.

This huge soul wave was so exaggerated that even the Jinlunga world barrier had a corresponding feedback.

The god king Enlil, who was still hiding in the Sumerian heaven, could no longer sit still.

Utu fell, Ishtar rushed into the enemy's lair and disappeared, and then the opponent's goddess of death declared victory. This meant that Sumer lost three core gods at once!

As the god of wind, Enlil has never been a good-tempered person.

In Downs's opinion, Enlil was a coward. In fact, this was the result of several first-generation Sumerian gods collectively persuading Enlil to stay.

When the three core Sumerian gods died one after another, Enlil finally could not sit still anymore.

(End of this chapter)