Foolish Brother Odin

Chapter 214 I Want to Be a Dad but I Can’t
Very simple.

The power of gods comes from their own world.

The Jinlunga world is larger and more complete. In contrast, the world barrier of the Sumerian world has been destroyed, and the power of chaos has penetrated directly and is frantically eroding the Sumerian heaven.

If Enlil was still in control of the situation, his strong winds could still drive back the chaotic energy that was surging over.

At this time, those with a bit of vision could easily find that the strong winds under Enlil's control were out of control and in a state of disorder. This directly led to the chaotic forces running to erode the temples of the gods in heaven.

Perhaps Enlil was not dead yet, but seeing the idle look of the other God-King, any Anunnaki God would understand that his own God-King was at least being beaten.

So desperate!

At this moment, many Sumerian gods were already cursing in their hearts, "Enlil is a nobody", "How could you launch an attack before understanding the details of the Kinlunga world?" They had completely forgotten that when the god king Enlil announced the world invasion, they voted in favor!
Now, instead of becoming the Sun God, he was beaten up.

As arrogant as they were when they started the war, they are as desperate now.

During the fierce battle, many Sumerian gods cast inquiring glances at their companions, and even communicated with each other through divine voices, secretly discussing how to accept defeat with dignity.

They were sharp-eyed and had long discovered that the Aesir on the opposite side consisted of at least three factions: the strongest were of course the Aesir, who had divine power and were three people tall; the second were the Tuatha de Danu, who were similar in size to humans and also had divine power; and the last were the giants, who were even larger in size but had no divine power.

In their view, these three factions are not from the same group.

This means that the Aesir will absorb the gods of the defeated pantheon and will not kill them all.

This discovery made some cowardly Sumerian gods happy.

Don't think that the Sumerian gods were of one mind. When the god king Enlil desecrated the holy river, he was deposed by a pantheon consisting of 7 gods and 50 ordinary gods. As a result, Enlil had nothing to do and went to the underworld to role-play with the queen of the gods and have children in various ways.

During that period, Enlil sometimes became the ferryman of the Styx, sometimes the gatekeeper of the underworld or something like that.

The reason he tinkered with so many tricks was probably because he was deposed from the throne by the gods and was very depressed, right?
You say that Enlil had no resentment towards these compatriots, but that is false.

These Sumerian gods also feared that they would one day be liquidated by Enlil.

In their view, the God King must be strong, and it doesn’t matter who the God King is.

It was under this mentality that a considerable number of Sumerian gods began to hold back their strength and save their lives. This was tantamount to selling out their teammates in disguise.

If they all fought hard and really overwhelmed the gods of the Aesir with their numbers, they might be able to give Enlil a chance of survival.

The bad thing was that some Sumerian gods were thinking of surrendering to the enemy.

What’s even funnier is that these guys are too embarrassed to be the first to surrender.

Everyone knows that even if everyone surrenders, the first person to surrender will definitely be cursed by his companions.

The same thing happened to the Vanir gods. Gulveig was the first to surrender, and over the years, she has been cursed in secret by the gods of the Vanir gods. If she had not been Tang Si's favorite concubine and had never fallen out of favor, her life would have been a hundred times more difficult than it is now.

Then, an embarrassing scene happened.

Many Sumerian gods wanted to surrender and call Downs "Dad". No one wanted to be the first spineless person to be cursed by all the gods.

In the eyes of the god Danu, who was eager to make merit, and the god Aesir, who was eager to gain military merit and glory, this scene became a situation of "the other side is so strong and brave, we admire them very much, and we must help them."

The Aesir gods were collectively like chicken blood, all of them were roaring fiercely. There were many 50-50 opportunities, they were determined to exchange injuries and lives with the opponents.

This was even more unfavorable for the Sumerian gods.

Most of the Aesir gods have stronger physiques. If the blood transfusion goes wrong, it may only cause minor injuries to the Aesir gods, but it will kill the Sumerian gods. The more the Sumerian gods fear death, the more they cannot let go.

Gradually, the situation became one-sided.

"what!"

"Wow, do you know who I am? I am..."

"How dare you kill me?"

Strong vitality also means more opportunities to make mistakes. The Sumerian gods are just pitiful little things. When they encounter the heavy weapons of the Aesir gods, they will be killed in seconds if they make a mistake.

On the scene, the Sumerian gods were collapsing at a rate of almost one falling per minute.

The reason they were not completely defeated was that God Aesir followed the rules and after killing his opponent, he did not go to the next door to play a righteous two-on-one game.

Of course, the Aesir didn't win completely. Several pure-blooded Aesir were killed by their opponents. But before these guys who won with great difficulty could even catch their breath, the next opponent would come to them...

In the sky, Downs watched all this silently with the eyes of God.

To be honest, Sumerian gods were generally cruel and did not take humans seriously.

Enlil destroyed the world three times, and except for Enki, the god of wisdom and water, few Sumerian gods were good. Most of them were indifferent or even supportive.

For Tang Si, who was born as a human and later became a god, he naturally hated most of the Sumerian gods. Not to mention that these Sumerian gods wanted to play the parliament game.

This is absolutely unacceptable to Towns, who is used to centralized power.

Now that these guys, for some reason, none of them surrendered, that’s even better.

If those cowards kneeled down when they saw him, and started to say "I have been wandering for half my life, and have never met a wise leader...", then Tangs would really be unable to hold back.

Tang Si sneered in his heart, and his grand declaration spread to all directions: "Very good! We are the most important heroes of the Aesir! Since the Sumerian gods have shown their blood and courage, we cannot fall behind. Gods, listen to my order - fight to the death!"

puff!
When the gods of Songmer on the opposite side heard this, they vomited three liters of blood on the spot.

Fight to the death? What the hell is this? You are the ones who have the overwhelming advantage, right?

They wanted to argue, but they were afraid of losing their momentum. The other party seemed very martial, so didn't it mean that only gods who fought to the bitter end could gain the other party's respect?

It's so confusing.

Little did people know that there were many stubborn guys among the Aesir.

Many tough men shouted "Fight to the death!" and then swung their terrible heavy weapons that could easily smash a hill and smashed them on the Sumerian gods.

Towns continued to sneer in his heart: In this world, you can’t shoot whenever you want!

Before the integration of the Celtic world, the Aesir still had the obvious shortcoming of not being able to use magic. After absorbing the Tuatha de Danann and adding new gods such as King Arthur, the Aesir has become more complete.

Except for a few god positions that are still vacant and need to be filled, the Aesir no longer need to annex other pantheons on a large scale.

Towns said to himself coldly: "Then don't blame me for picking it."

(End of this chapter)