Foolish Brother Odin

Chapter 242 There is only one answer

The people of Akkad watched anxiously what was happening in the world.

It seems like the changes are huge, but it also seems like nothing has changed.

The sun rises in the east and sets in the west as usual.

Even some things that were once lost have returned.

According to rumors, some gods were sent by the Aesir to take over the operation of part of the world.

There are also strange things. The new gods have not spread their faith here, and there is no news of any new oppressive policies.

The Akkadians felt as though they had been forgotten, yet not completely forgotten.

This strange feeling made them feel confused.

On the other side, Downs summoned the Akkadian moon god Sin in the Silver Palace. Oh, now he should be called Nannar.

"You said you were attacked once? Was it them?" Downs showed the picture of Loki in the third mysterious world.

Nanna nodded: "I know him, him and her."

"Do you recognize their world?"

Nanna shook his head and said, "I'm sorry, Your Majesty. My knowledge of the Akkadian world is limited to the Akkadian world itself. I don't understand knowledge beyond the scope of the world. The entire pantheon was unprepared for the last and this attack."

This is the classic, ignorant old god who knows nothing about outer space.

In a sense, just like the last Sumerian world, the pantheon that has the ability to explore outer space is actually an alternative.

This shows from another perspective that Ishtar, the sky god who can roam in the chaotic universe, is definitely a minority among the minority.

After Nanna's explanation, Downs understood that Akkad had been attacked by the Slavic gods more than two years ago, and suffered a small defeat. However, it drove away the enemy at the cost of sacrificing one-third of the gods and nearly a quarter of the population being captured.

This is a bit out of time.

Logically speaking, the Slavic pantheon should have been destroyed at that point in time.

Nanna swore again that his family had indeed been attacked by the Slavic gods.

There is only one answer: it is highly likely that the Slavic world was really destroyed. The Aztec pantheon, which captured the Slavic gods, drove them to launch a plunder of the Akkadian world.

This is very intriguing.

The three major pantheons in South America - Maya, Inca, and Aztec - are not powerful pantheons in terms of their level.

There are two factors that determine whether a pantheon is powerful: first, the "world" must be large, with more earth, water, fire and wind elemental resources; second, the population must be large and the scope of dissemination must be wide, so that the power of faith brought by intelligent creatures will be strong enough.

It's not that Towns deliberately disparaged the three major South American pantheons. In fact, there is a reason why they are regarded as unpopular pantheons by people on Earth.

On the other hand, since the Aztec pantheon could destroy the stronger Slavic world, why would they let go of the weaker Akkadian world?

This can't be explained by coincidence!
Look at the Jinlunga World Will.

The current Jinlunga world was like holding an Akkadian world in its mouth. If it weren't for Tang Si's repeated instructions that swallowing the other world at this time would cause the world to be seriously weakened, and there was a high probability that it would be attacked by the enemy at this time, the Jinlunga world would have already started eating.

The fact that he was able to hold back proved that Jinlunga had absolute trust in Towns and believed in his judgment.

Tang Si waved his hand and asked Nanna to leave. He leaned his burly body against the shining throne of the God King and thought to himself: Then... there is only one answer!
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Be it a human or a god.

Everyone is bound by their own superficial subjective cognition.

Most of them only saw the distorted lightning flashing in the heavy clouds on the distant skyline, but they could not imagine that beyond the space barrier, in the chaotic universe that could not be seen far away, a huge collision between heaven and earth that could very likely lead to the destruction of the world was brewing.

If Downs had not utilized a great deal of modern knowledge from Earth, using powerful souls like the Kraken as relays for transmitting divine thoughts, and guiding a handful of gods capable of space flight, they would never have dared to explore beyond hundreds of thousands of kilometers.

'Coincidentally', the Aztec world rushed straight towards Jinlunga without any hesitation, and a standard three-pronged confluence entrance appeared in front of the cosmic ocean current.

You say, is this a coincidence?
Now that the opponent's cards have been revealed, Towns doesn't mind starting the fight.

As a chess player who likes to gather more winning cards before the battle, Towns would rather wait for Loki's clone to see if the god of trickery can bring him any surprises.

In that world...

Loki's clone used his old skill [Transfiguration].

He caught sight of the appearance of a high-ranking priest of the other party's main god system, and directly turned into that guy, and then slightly changed his shape and appearance.

He was confident that no one would be able to tell that he was a fake unless the god corresponding to the other party's main pantheon came in person.

That's how it should be.

Who knew that Loki would be exposed again.

"Come here." The light and floating divine voice carried a meaning that could not be refused.

Loki's clone had only strolled to the bottom corner of a trapezoidal temple when he was stopped.

From the window of a moss-covered stone house, a goddess with beautiful wavy blonde hair stared at him.

"Oh? Is there anything I can do for you?" Loki made the same gesture as the priests, thinking he had made it flawlessly.

The goddess with the golden crown of thorns on her head sighed, and her voice went straight into my mind: [Idiot! You've been exposed, why don't you come here quickly! ]

Loki's cheek muscles twitched and he decided to do as he was told.

After entering, he quietly watched several goddess maids busy closing the windows, and there were even two maids hugging each other and making love beside the bed.

Loki looked at the goddess opposite him with cold eyes.

The beautiful and plump goddess leaned back on a luxurious chaise longue that looked out of place in this bluestone room, and squinted at him.

[Would you mind introducing yourself first? I am Siva, the Slavic goddess of fertility.]

"Kilo!" Loki's clone replied: "Could you please tell me where I went wrong, Goddess?"

[All!] The goddess chuckled, and as her full chest trembled, every gem on it shook lightly.

She laughed for a long time before she said seriously: "Your disguise is very good, even fooled me. Your biggest mistake is that you took us all seriously. A true Quetzalcoatl priest would be most interested in picking one of my maids as a sacrifice. He would even kill one to see if her heart is 'qualified'."

Loki felt a little nauseous, but he curled his lips, performed an Aesir etiquette, and responded with a divine voice: [I have learned your lesson.]

(End of this chapter)