Foolish Brother Odin

Chapter 252 They were the first to attack

Thor must choose his opponents carefully and quickly.

He is the prince of the Aesir.

The face of the pantheon.

He felt that his high status affected the joy of fighting he gained on the battlefield.

As for the enemy, he can choose first, but he can only choose one. After he beats one, he can only line up to beat the next one. After all, if he doesn't line up, if he fights two against one, he is stealing the credit of his ministers in disguise.

After a round of rotation, what's left are usually just some ugly monsters, and Thor won't be able to enjoy the fight to the fullest.

Who would have thought that Thor would be mocked by the other party as soon as he made such a bold statement.

All I can say is that the Aztec gods have no moral principles either.

At the first sight, two spells of completely opposite nature were cast upon Thor's face:
A ray of light shone brightly, it was as red as fire, and it was quite pure. The one who did it was the fire room and volcano goddess Chantiko.

The other dark grey light was extremely vicious, like a poisonous snake approaching its prey silently, it approached Thor quietly, aimed at Thor's neck and gave him a fierce blow. The culprit was Xipe Totec, the Lord of Skinning, the God of Strength, the Lord of the East who was on par with Quetzalcoatl, the Lord of the West of the Aztecs.

What's funny is that no matter whether it was the dazzling fire in front or the cold plague curse behind, these two ruthless moves that would kill ordinary gods were directly vaporized by the surging cluster of lightning snakes lingering around Thor before they even got close to his body.

The extremely high temperature lightning evaporates all hostile energy with its absolutely high energy reaction.

Thor was overjoyed and pointed at an Aztec god with each of his big hands. Now the Asgardian tough guys following him were depressed - Thor couldn't just choose two, otherwise he would be defeated by the enemy.

Frey chose Tezcatlipoca, the Lord of the North, the god of darkness and formlessness.

Tyr versus Huitzilopochtli, Lord of the South.

The names of the Aztec gods are notoriously difficult to pronounce. Often they have more than twelve characters.

At first, the Aesir had the patience to listen and introduced himself, but later this group of god-level barbarians gave up on reporting their numbers because they couldn't remember the names of their enemies.

Never mind, that's not important. What's important is that after each of them fought against each other, as soon as they started fighting, both sides immediately found that the enemy was very different from what they imagined.

One is seriously overestimated, the other is greatly underestimated.

Here, Thor accepted Chantico's provocation.

Thor raised a square-headed hammer that was unknown in the Aztec world and had a dull and clumsy shape. In response to its call, an exaggerated lightning bolt that seemed to be able to easily destroy a small world came straight down from the sky.

The surging lightning did not directly pour into Thor's hammer, but instead instantly gathered into a bright lightning ball on the hammer head. At that moment, Thor swung the hammer and hit the lightning ball directly at the volcano goddess like hitting a baseball.

The thunder ball went from extremely fast to still, and then shot out wildly under Thor's second acceleration.

Because it was flying so fast, the lightning ball stretched itself into a long spear of lightning while flying at super high speed.

To be honest, Thor would never have chosen Chantico at first, but as a gift, Thor had nothing to be dissatisfied with.

In countless primitive civilizations in countless worlds, it was the lightning in the rainstorm that struck the big trees, which brought the fire of civilization.

In more primitive power systems, lightning is the ancestor of fire.

Now, Thor, the "Ancestor", has directly ordered the destruction of Chantico.

Can't refuse, can't resist.

After all, he was a core god of nature, but Chantiko was unable to block Thor's attack, and his entire upper body turned into ash on the spot. Chantiko was killed in one encounter, which greatly shook the surrounding Aztec gods.

"What?" Xipetotec was shocked.

Before he could react, the god of thunder appeared!
Thor was surrounded by purple-blue lightning and approached at high speed.

With his left hand, he swept aside the gray cloud of Xipe Totec's curse and hurled the dark power at him through his enemies with unstoppable momentum.

All the onlookers saw the purple lightning splashing out of Thor's eyes, and the even more surging infinite lightning from the world of Jinlunga continuously charged his divine body.

Thor is no longer the half-baked "God of Hammer" who could only summon a thundercloud and blast away the power of thunder and lightning.

Now, behind him are the masters of thunder and lightning in 11 small worlds.

You know, small worlds like the Sumerian continent and the Celtic islands are actually one big world in essence.

He is no longer just the Asgardian God of Thunder, he is the God of Thunder of the Three Realms!
It’s not that Xipetotec didn’t resist. This skinning god with a pointed hat cast countless divine spells at this moment.

The curse magic that could make the enemy gods suffer in the past was ineffective on the surface of Thor's overly super-sized body. Not to mention that the lightning on his body powerfully emitted invisible ripples that bounced away all of Xipetotec's curse magic.

A simple charge has unleashed a power that ordinary gods could not even imagine. He bombarded Xipetotec like a cannonball.

The violent lightning power of the hammer was like an icebreaker breaking through the wind and waves. When it got close, Thor smashed it down with one hammer, hitting Xipetotec right in the middle.

"what--"

Xipetotec, Lord of the Aztec East, died.

Thor killed two enemy gods so quickly that it obviously caused panic among the Aztec gods.

No one dared to cast an angry and provocative look at Thor.

They were afraid that they would become the next prey to be targeted by the fierce hammer god on the opposite side.

Little did they know that their cowardice was like a domino that helped to topple the entire Aztec pantheon.

"What the hell? This bearded guy killed Xipetotec and Chantico?"

"Who? Is there anyone else who can take care of this bastard? Where's Quetzalcoatl?"

"Quetzalcoatl has attacked and can't come back."

Every god was trembling with fear, fearing that he would be targeted by Thor and become the next prey, but they forgot that there was also a difficult Aesir god in front of them.

The World Tree is constantly expanding this new world, which is equivalent to directly helping these Aesir gods to exert their full power.

However, the Aztec world and the Mayan world on the opposite side are nominally connected, but in fact they are not connected to each other.

This is equivalent to asking them to use the power of one realm to fight against the "power of three realms" on Jinlunga's side. It would be strange if they did not lose.

The invasion lasted only half an hour before it became a one-sided situation.

The Mayan God King Comu's face turned pale. He certainly knew what the collapse of the Aztecs meant. Apart from anything else, the souls of all the gods in the entire Slavic pantheon, which were used as collateral, were all stored in the pyramids of the Aztec pantheon.

He really didn't dare to think about how terrible the chain collapse would be...

(End of this chapter)