[Hammer Foundation] Burning jade and stone together

1 heart word has become gray

[A blood-like dark red light was emitted from the sky, dyeing the sky and the earth deep red.There are very few figures standing on the battlefield.In the raging flames like red lotuses, the entire universe was destroyed with a crash. ——"Sybyl Prophecy"]

After the events of the dark elves, everything is back on track.Asa Garden has been restored to its golden glory, and Odin, the father of the gods, is recovering from the loss of his beloved wife.The murals that recorded the stories of the ancient history were faded by the war, because new legends will be recorded in the annals of history, and the merits and demerits are left to future generations to comment.

Odin called Thor to the palace, his old face and declining physical strength made Thor very sad.But this is inevitable under the wheel of fate, and no one can recover.Eighteen giant columns stand in the hall, and the building towering straight into the sky is magnificent.The giant pillars are engraved with symbols left by ancient civilizations, recording the great legend of Asgard.

Sadness was written on the face of the old father of the gods, the feeling of knowing that the end of life is approaching, the days of counting down life is not easy-to be precise, it is hopeless; and knowing that all the creatures in the Nine Realms will perish, this kind of feeling is even more painful. For heartache.

"Thor, my son... would you like to know now about the book in the library that I forbid you to read...it is a forbidden book of prophecy." Odin stood up and leaned on his long Spear, "Ah—the collapse of the sky and the ground cannot be changed, we are bound to perish...you know, it's the twilight of the gods...no one can survive..."

"Father!" Thor clenched the giant hammer in his hand. "I said, as long as I am here, Asgard will not perish! I am the most powerful god in the Nine Realms, and I will find a way to solve all this." Odin sighed He took a breath, his blue eyes clouded by aging, and he didn't doubt that Thor would snap the neck of the traitor, cut off the spine of the invader, and serve Asgard with death.

But—Odin sighed, there was one person he owed too much, but was so smart that he couldn't help but love him.That man is the wisest man in Asgard, he believes that the established facts cannot be changed, and death is inevitable.And 30 years of inactivity since the Dark Elf incident, as if... literally waiting to die.

"Thor... I have already seen the future. The Kingdom of Ice and the Kingdom of the Dead, these evil spirits struggling near hell, are about to rise up, and the giants will also fight against the gods. Unless we join forces with the Jotuns and the Vanir Gods ..." Odin also felt deeply powerless, although he was getting old, but his son was still young...

The golden young god of war has smile lines on his mouth, he is the god closest to the sun, even his smile is so warm. "Don't worry, father, I'll leave right away." United Jotunheim survivors, United Warner Protoss is the only choice. Odin watched Thor's back as he receded.His son gave hope, and the man he owed the most was the only one who could kindle hope...

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Jotunheim.

He was received by a giant who was a little taller than Thor but had a normal complexion. Thor later learned that she was a hybrid of the Warner Protoss and the Ice Giant.The girl's face was very unfriendly, and her voice was cold, "You came to see our king?"

"I'm here to meet your king and discuss cooperation with him."

"Our king may not wish to see you."

"You didn't even report him, how do you know? As far as I know Laufey passed away when the Rainbow Bridge broke."

"...Yes, our current king is not Laufey, but we also know that he doesn't want to see you without reporting it."

Even though the girl said so, she still led Thor, "Although I know he doesn't want to see you, I also know that you are the person he wants to see the most. It's a bit strange to say that...but...do you understand?"

Thor's Adam's apple twitched, perhaps dimly aware of something, but he couldn't believe it.