Crossing the Other World: My Warcraft System

Diving down from Valhalla, Skovald's heart was filled with anger and humiliation!

"I am the first Viking to complete the trial!" The God-King fell heavily to the ground, unable to restrain himself any longer, and kicked a raven perched on a rock away!

His anger was slightly relieved, and the God King determined the direction and quickly moved towards Hedashar.

This scene was seen by Harvey, an old Viku man who was not far away.

As the embodiment of Odin's power, he has walked the land of Stormheim for more than 100,000 years, guiding the development of the local Viking people.

He also learned about this Tideskorn God-King who had suddenly ascended to power, and knew that this Vrykul king was insidious, cunning, narrow-minded, and would do anything to achieve his goals.

It was also because of what Harvey saw and heard that Odin in the sky chose to ignore his existence and directly gave the Shield of Aggramar to another warrior.

"It's really hard to bear to let him go like this."

Harvey was also unwilling in his heart, and was thinking about whether to send a message to Heimdall to kill Skovald on the way.

If you ask whether Odin wants to kill Skovald, the answer is definitely yes.

Odin himself said that he would give the shield to whoever passed the trial, but Skovald completed every trial along the way by exploiting loopholes in the rules, making Odin uncomfortable.

Even if Odin changes the rules afterwards, it will not affect Skovald, who has already met the conditions before the rules are changed.

As the chief administrator of the Titan Guardians, Odin has his own pride and will not break the rules he sets.

Killing Skovald did not seem honorable to him.

In the end, Harvey withdrew his gaze and did nothing extra.

after all……

He is just an incarnation, an incarnation who plays the role of wise man and guide.

But Odin reluctantly let Skovald go, but Skovald was unwilling to swallow his anger.

After he returned to Hurdashar, he summoned two of his confidants.

"That fool Odin actually chose to hand over the Holy Shield to that outsider!"

Skovald vented his anger: "I am the most powerful Vrykul in this fjord. I am the Tideskorn! Even Odin cannot ignore my power!"

Lords Igrov and Ragnar looked at the furious God-King and were silent for a moment, not daring to speak.

"I'll make him pay!"

Skovald's expression was determined, as if he had made some kind of decision.

"go with!"

"Go and call the Legion's messenger and tell him that I agree to their terms!"

"I agree to join them and do everything they say!"

night.

The entire city of the Tidemite clan was brightly lit and full of cheers.

The Vikuls spread the good news that the God-King had passed the three trials of the great god Odin.

What made the Vikus even happier was that their God-King invited all the warriors in the city to go to the arena to attend a grand banquet.

Faced with such a grand event, the adult Vikus gathered in the martial arts arena early, partying and drinking to their heart's content, and the scene was very lively.

The God-King Skovald sat on the throne in the arena specially built for him, looking at his reveling people in a crazy way.

"Is everyone here?"

The God King asked Igrov.

Igrov whispered, "Your Majesty, 80% of Hedashar's warriors are here. The rest..."

Before Igrov finished speaking, the God King felt his fate.

The rest were diehard fans of the previous queen, the God-King's mother. They believed that the God-King's means of ascending to the throne were not brave and honorable, and they did not agree with them, so they refused to pledge allegiance.

The God King wanted to say something, but a massive creature hidden behind the throne muttered, "It doesn't matter. They don't know what kind of gift they'll be missing out on. I'll be more relaxed without them."

In the shadows, a pair of huge, green, cruel eyes loomed.