Throne of the North.

Chapter 557: Hobiyi Goes Away, Blood Eagle
The warhorse's head with an iron plate on its head knocked the zombies in front away, and the knights chopped wildly with their swords, turning these newborn zombies into muddy corpses on the ground.

The army did not stop at all. The war horses closed their eyes and rushed forward regardless of everything. Whatever they stepped on or what they crashed into was determined by the knights on their backs.

Ryan's servants never let him down. When the order was issued, no knight showed up at the edge of the war. Is this the kingdom of the gods? But at this moment, the extraordinary legion is establishing their home ground.

The flags of Rhino Horn Mountain fluttered, and the endless zombies were unable to resist the charge of the Stag Legion.

Hobi showed his anger. As a god, a great being, he actually felt the contempt from an ant at this moment. He was embarrassed but could not bear it. Hobi descended in the dark sky and looked at where Ryan was. The next moment, a huge corpse crawled up from behind Ryan, and eight huge arms pressed towards Ryan.

Ryan didn't look back, but just slashed down with the divine sword in his hand, and the huge corpse ghost as big as a mountain behind him collapsed and fell down, turning into countless scattered corpses.

"As a god, is this the only method you have?"

Ryan taunted. He had only used the divine sword in his hand twice. The first time, he cut off the head of the Silver Moon Wolf King, and the second time, he split open Hobi's kingdom of gods. At this moment, it seemed extremely dim. This weapon that once helped Birki resist decades of invasion from the North was about to come to an end.

Ryan didn't care. He put on the Crown of Heroes, and the power of the peak of the Holy Domain surged in his body. The stag brought Ryan unimaginable blood and energy. He pulled the reins lightly, and the warhorse under him also galloped forward.

Soon, Ryan appeared at the forefront of the extraordinary army.

"I want to take her away, what can you do to stop me?!"

Ryan was roaring, mocking the incompetence of the Creator of Death. The extraordinary army behind him gave him confidence. The zombies blocking the way were nothing but cannon fodder, both in terms of quantity and quality.

He had already seen Bogurd who was surrounded by dense zombies. The latter's armored bear roared to the sky, the armor on his body was shattered, and blood stained his snow-white fur, but he still destroyed the nearby zombies with violent thunder.

"You can't stop it."

Ryan murmured in a low voice, but the moment he finished speaking, a huge black aura rushed towards him. The scarlet eyes made Ryan see the rotting state of all matter in the world after death, and he was in a trance for a moment.

At this moment, Hobie, who was in close contact with him, wrapped Ryan and imprisoned him in front of him.

Hobi looked at the human ants in front of him, as if asking him whether he was ignorant of death. Ryan could no longer see his own army in all directions. There were only endless dark lines moving towards him like rivers flowing into the sea. They would turn themselves into Hobi's slaves and followers.

【I……】

Hobiyi finally spoke for the first time. He looked at the human in front of him and was about to say something, but the next moment, a dazzling flash of lightning broke out between the man and the god. Hobiyi lowered his head, wondering if he really existed with a body form similar to a human's head and torso.

A sword was inserted into Hobie's body. Ryan didn't know where, but as long as he stabbed it, it would hit the opponent's heart.

"Has anyone ever told you that I'm insidious and cunning?"

Ryan fell down and returned to his warhorse. Beside him, Brand was clearing away all the approaching zombies.

Ryan's left hand had already released the scabbard, and the amber sword in it had appeared in the distance, at the edge of the darkness, inserted above the scarlet skyline, becoming the only thing standing in this country without ups and downs.

This artifact comes from the world of Bilki, and the most important thing has never been the long sword Gram's Sword.

It was the scabbard at Ryan's waist.

The scabbard is the weapon of the Frost Lord. Does the Gram Sword have incomparably powerful power? But every sword inserted into the Gram Sword scabbard is the Gram Sword.

The scabbard allowed Ryan to obtain the blessing of the bear spirit, helped him kill the werewolf king, helped him split open Hobi's kingdom of gods, and also made Hobi unable to pull out the sword that was inserted into his heart at this moment.

He was indeed weak.

A rain of arrows fell from the sky and landed ten meters in front of Bogold, clearing out a large number of zombies. Then the Stag Legion arrived and killed the zombies around her.

The good woman mercilessly tore apart the last zombie beside her, and then was about to charge forward, but was stopped by Egil.

The long sword with countless gaps smashed down, but Egil dodged it.

"That's enough."

Ryan held down Bogeld, and the girl finally calmed down, breathing heavily.

There was no one around her. All the knights who followed her in the charge died in the swarm of zombies. Ryan ordered the Stag Legion to charge, and it took almost half an hour to get here. However, Bogeld relied on her own strength to charge towards the zombies and reached here.

No one can observe how long the time is or how far the space is, because this is the kingdom of Hobiyi and the rules are made by Him.

Just like the battle of Bogeld, it was not long for her, but Ryan outside had to search for three full days and three nights before he found this boneyard with the help of Sky Eagle.

Three days ago, Ryan sensed unusual movements in Herresvig, and the Armored Bear Legion also became restless, so Ryan realized that something had happened to Bogeld.

He found the boneyard, but discovered that it was shrouded in vague darkness. He could pass through it and reach the other end from one end, but he could never enter the darkness and enter Hobie's kingdom.

Ryan knew very well that Bogold was fighting, and he didn't know how long Bogold could hold on. Fortunately, Hobiyi finally looked at Ryan who called him.

The medium was connected at that moment, giving Ryan the opportunity to draw his sword, tear open the kingdom of gods with one sword, and lead the extraordinary army to descend on the battlefield with the gods.

The darkness around gradually faded away, and the boneyard reappeared in the field of vision. It had not changed at all, as if everything that had just happened was an illusion.

Griff came out from somewhere. Even in the kingdom of gods, he was not injured. He was just a little embarrassed. He tried his best to survive.

“They didn’t come out.”

Griff said, he was referring to the dozens of knights and squires who died in the country of Hobie, turned into zombies and attacked Bogeld, and then were killed, but no corpses appeared at this moment.

They were taken away by Hobie, and it was unknown whether they would return, but if they did, they would no longer be human.

"The frozen land will have its own tombstone."

Ryan said expressionlessly that he had been searching for three days. For Ryan, the soldiers trapped in the Hobiy Kingdom had been fighting inside for three days, and it was difficult for him to expect those knights to survive.

He looked at Bogdard. The girl showed the tiredness that Ryan saw for the first time, and her eyes were staring at the sky blankly.

"I was originally planning to offer a sacrifice to summon Surtur, but I want to participate in the war between the two gods. My army will surely suffer more casualties than this."

"Just like in Nidhogg, the casualties of the Stag Legion in the Gods' War are giving me a lot of headaches."

Ryan did not blame Bogold. As he said, if Surtur was called upon to deal with Hobie, the cost would be even heavier. In comparison, the best outcome would be for Bogold to survive.

Oh, and there's this Griff.

"Ah? But you didn't let me go to Nidhogg last time."

Bogeld looked at Ryan blankly. She was very tired, but she was still complaining that Ryan did not let her participate in the war against the dragon last time.

The girl had no idea what Ryan was trying to say, which made Ryan freeze in his tracks.

"Thirty-six soldiers died this time."

Ryan reminded her tactfully, to see if the girl was really a fool. "Just die, I thought I was going to die, but I didn't expect you to come so quickly, Boss Ryan. I can't hold on any longer."

Bogold never cared about death, either her own or the soldiers around her.

Didn't she realize it? No, it was Ryan who didn't realize it.

Ryan looked at the knights at the edge of the boneyard, and these knights did not show much grief over the death of their companions.

Not only them, in fact many people are not too concerned about death, whether in the Norris continent or in the alien population experiencing the apocalyptic world in the North.

Their history has long been filled with death and killing. The nobles of the empire often killed slaves and even used the death of slaves as a means to demonstrate the majesty of the lords every once in a while.

It is even more so in the other world. Nidhogg enslaved millions of humans. In the era of the Dragon Monarch, the human population was pitifully low, with an average lifespan of less than a few dozen years. Even so, people still frantically sacrificed themselves to the Dragon Monarch to become dragon warriors.

This is a numb death.

What about the world of Bilki where Bogard was born? Their god, the Frost Lord, is either at war or on his way to war. His people are madly eager to fight and kill. There are only two choices: die on the battlefield or return alive.

The people of Bilki are natural warriors, and the process of conquering the Bilki world was also a fertile period for the expansion of Ryan's army. Most of his knights and squires came from the War Bear Tribe where Bogard was.

The first time Ryan saw these people was on the battlefield between the two tribes, where death had long been the norm.

People like Brand and Egil have adapted to this process.

On the contrary, only Ryan has never been able to integrate into this concept.

For this extraordinary world, death is a part of life.

Bogerd was not aware of this at all, and the knights around him did not care about the death caused by this incident.

The threshold of pain may be limited to the situation where the entire family dies.

Ryan was extremely grateful many times that his people were brought back to the Frozen Territory from the apocalypse, and they were not as 'spoiled' as the Empire's population.

"It's okay, Hobie has left."

The Stag Legion entered the kingdom of gods and a war broke out with the gods' followers. This time the impact was powerful, and Ryan felt that each of his soldiers was a little different.

The summary is that they have become stronger because of the baptism of this war with the gods.

Ryan turned around and took the Blood Eagle Feather from Griff. He had felt that this was the holy object he was looking for.

"what's it for?"

Ryan asked, he looked at his spiritual panel, and unsurprisingly, behind the Dragon Spirit Blessing, there was also the option of the Eagle Spirit Blessing.

It represents attributes such as [lightness], [sharpness], [withering], and [taboo].

The general idea is that this blessing can help the knight be more flexible, and give the knight more powerful attack power, making the knight's power as sharp as an eagle's claws.

In addition, the power of the Eagle Spirit's blessing may help the knight improve his training gains.

For a knight, hard work pays off, and the birth of every knight requires tempering and accumulation over time.

However, the Eagle Spirit's blessing contains a hint of forbidden power, which has the potential to allow the knight's training to reap double the results with one effort.

This is a power that challenges the shackles of knowledge. Ryan doesn't care about that. It's a good thing anyway.

Griff took the Blood Eagle Feather from Ryan again and answered:

"It can allow the eagle to evolve into a blood eagle."

The eagle in the sky had landed at some point, and its sharp eyes were staring at the blood-red feather in Griff's hand.

"Blood eagles are the best fighting partners for falconers. They are bloodthirsty and can easily penetrate the enemy's hard defenses, causing the enemy to bleed profusely. The blood eagle will follow the enemy until the enemy bleeds out and dies."

"However, there is a possibility that the evolution may fail. The failed eagles will lose the qualification to become blood eagles. They may die, or they may become giant eagles."

"The Giant Eagle is just an ordinary eagle, but the Blood Eagle can become increasingly powerful."

Is the Blood Eagle the so-called extraordinary unit? Falconers, such as Griff, are not suitable to be warriors, but more suitable to be scouts. The Blood Eagle will make up for their shortcomings.

"But the gods have fallen, and the world has fallen into death. The blood eagle feather will not last long."

Ryan took the blood-red feather from Griff's hand and stabbed it at the eagle closest to Griff.

The latter struggled but did not resist. It seemed to be able to feel the blessing of the eagle spirit contained in Ryan.

The next moment, the spirituality disappeared, and the eagle in front of Ryan struggled violently. Feathers fell to the ground and new feathers began to grow on its bloody body. They were as slippery as fish scales and as hard as metal, but with the softness that feathers should have.

With a sharp eagle cry, the blood-red eagle spread its wings and flew into the sky. Its speed was terrifyingly fast, even faster than the speed of an arrow, and it appeared in the sky in an instant.

Griff was extremely surprised, and Ryan also laughed. What was he thinking about? Wasn't it such a powerful air unit that could act as eyes and bring air superiority?

The Blood Eagle met all his wishes except that it could not carry people.

"By the way, that giant eagle you mentioned should be rideable, right?"

Griff shook his head unexpectedly and said:

"Giant eagles are not huge, they are just slightly larger than ordinary blood eagles. Giant eagles can travel long distances. They can fly in the sky for half a month without landing to rest."

It sounds useful, too.

Ryan took a deep breath and looked at Brand.

"Clear all the zombies in this world's boneyard. That rotten guy Hobiyi must hate me to death, so I'll reduce his power if I can."

Griff left with the blood eagle feather. He was going to look for more eagles and take away all the living things in this dead world. The falconer and the eagle were inseparable.

However, Griff, who has officially joined the ranks of Ryan's followers, also said that he would help train more falconers.

When Master Ryan returned to the Frozen Territory, he began to feel a dull pain in his heart.

"My sword."

The only legendary sword in Ryan's hand was stuck in Hobie's heart and could not be retrieved. Ryan lost it completely.

(End of this chapter)