Mythology: Ragnarok

Chapter 392 Surtur's Arrival

At this moment, Fenrir, still reckless, lunged at Odin. Just as his gaping maw was about to tear Odin apart, Odin casually used the power of fear to conjure a spear and threw it into Fenrir's mouth, piercing through his flesh. Then, the power of fear transformed into a giant hand, grabbing Fenrir's mouth and tearing off his jaw.

Although Fenrir, being a god, did not die, Odin's large hand, gripping Fenrir, was constantly channeling the power of fear to erode his body. Meanwhile, Warwick was also constantly channeling his divine power to attack Odin in an attempt to save Fenrir. Unfortunately, the gap between him and Odin was too great. Odin directly slapped Warwick down and subdued him. Seeing that the two wolf gods were about to perish, Fenrir simply self-destructed on the spot, sending the remaining divine power and divinity within him into Warwick's body.

With the voluntary sacrifice of a similar deity, Warwick's power surged once more, instantly breaking through Odin's blockade. Warwick then opened his blood-red maw and unleashed a torrent of pure white silver moon breath, shattering Odin's power of fear. Upon seeing this, Odin dispersed his power of fear, transforming it into a vast swarm of ravens that charged towards Warwick. However, to his surprise, Warwick immediately raised his hairs and, under the influence of the silver moon's power, launched them out. The dense, hard hairs instantly annihilated the attacking ravens. Warwick then pounced on Odin, opening his jaws to tear him apart.

Odin then summoned all the power of fear from the battlefield below. At this moment, the dark green 'Ravenman' Odin and Warwick were locked in combat. With the support of the World Tree, Odin quickly subdued Warwick again. Then, Odin raised his right hand and his sharp wings, imbued with the power of fear, stabbed downwards like a guillotine, instantly severing half of Warwick's body.

Just as Odin was about to strike Warwick down, the warriors of the Kingdom of All Races below were about to be wiped out by the enemy's siege.

Just when all the gods thought the situation was settled, a beam of fire shot out from Niflheim. Its unparalleled power turned the eternally frozen Niflheim into a barren wasteland. A colossal fire giant burst out of Niflheim, passed through Muspelheim, crossed Midgard, and sped towards Asgard.

The giant radiated intense yet warm flames, and the fire giants of Muspelheim, drawn by this power, lost their reason and frantically followed him, charging towards Asgard with him.

The suddenly appearing fire giant was none other than Surtur, the divine body that Agred evolved after absorbing the Eternal Flame. After completing the evolution, Agred rushed to the battlefield to help the soldiers of the Kingdom of All Races. The scorching yet gentle Eternal Flame displayed its divine power even before Agred arrived in Asgard, dispelling Odin's fear on the battlefield and supplying divine power to the soldiers of the Kingdom of All Races.

Agreed's appearance instantly turned the tide of the battle. The previously declining Kingdom of All Races saw a surge in morale and launched a counterattack. The Minotaur unleashed its pent-up power as a war god, leaping up and brutally slashing at the war god 'Tyr' with its axe. Tyr's body was severed in one blow, instantly crippling him and rendering him incapacitated. Seeing this, the three-headed hellhound 'Gam' opened its maw and swallowed Tyr whole. However, Tyr did not give up until his death, choosing to detonate his own divine weapon in the final moments, taking Gam with him. (Incidentally, Gam was a divine monster created by Agreed during the Kingdom of All Races' years of preparation for war; due to its lack of power, it didn't have much screen time.)

After the battle turned around, Warwick unleashed his full potential and pounced on Odin once again. This time, protected by the Eternal Flame, Odin's power of fear was completely ineffective, and the situation instantly reversed. Odin was now being suppressed and cornered by Warwick.

Seeing this, Frey, the god of fertility who had been fighting Tiga, simply abandoned his opponent and rushed towards the exhausted Minotaur, intending to avenge Tyr. However, Agreed had already arrived on the battlefield in Asgard. Agreed used eternal fire and demonic flames to condense a huge divine sword and stabbed it fiercely at Frey. In a single exchange, Frey was crushed to death by the huge fire sword, and his body merged with the entire Asgard at that moment.

Then Agreed activated the Demon Soul, and huge demon horns grew on the head of the Surtur giant. Between those horns, demon soul fire, as bright as the sun, adorned the surface, like the arrival of the final judgment. Then the flames swept across Asgard, and those low-level gods of average strength were instantly devoured by the flames and turned into nourishment for Agreed.

Then, Agreed once again raised his flaming sword high and slammed it down on the core of Asgard. His purpose was to destroy the entire World Tree, starting from Asgard. Seeing that the World Tree was about to be completely destroyed, Odin quickly activated his last emergency plan.

Under Odin's control, the energy of the entire World Tree converged at the Urd Spring in Asgard. The three Fates, born from the will of the World Tree itself, also helped Odin control this enormous energy. Finally, the immense divine power stored by the World Tree since ancient times was unleashed by Odin and struck Agreed. The pure divine power transformed into a vast golden ocean that gushed from the Urd Spring, knocking Agreed down and extinguishing the flames that filled the sky.

Faced with this sudden turn of events, Agreed reacted swiftly, activating his spatial divine power to send all his subordinates from the battlefield below out of the World Tree. However, Warwick was not teleported out because he was fighting with Odin. After that, Warwick was also knocked into the ocean of divine power below by Odin.

The surging golden river quickly engulfed Agreed, and the nine worlds of the World Tree were also submerged and destroyed by this terrifying river of divine power. This was Odin's last resort. Using this move would destroy most of the internal structure of the World Tree. Therefore, even if he won after using this move, it would be a Pyrrhic victory. It would take at least dozens of cosmic times to rebuild the World Tree to its original state.

This attack did indeed bring Agreed an unprecedented crisis. The pure and surging divine power destroyed his Surtur divine body at an extremely fast speed. Helpless, Agreed could only take another gamble: he would use this destructive power to directly fuse his Surtur form with his Nidhogg form to achieve the perfect body he envisioned.

So Agreed stopped resisting the torrent of divine power and embraced it, desperately absorbing the divine power it contained. His body gradually shattered into countless fragments under this great power. At this moment, Odin stared intently at the golden ocean in front of him. He had to confirm whether the monster was truly dead, otherwise everything he had arranged would be meaningless.