Foolish Brother Odin

Chapter 341 For Whom the Bell Tolls
The Fusang world has begun its advance; at this distance, the unusual movements of such a large number of world clusters cannot be kept secret from anyone.

Not only Downs, but all the other Aesir gods who had not yet made their move and were waiting in the Silver Palace saw it.

"Shameless Japanese gods! Don't they have any concept of shame or keeping their promises?"

"I heard that no matter how big a mistake those bastards make, they think they can get away with it by bowing and apologizing."

"Hilarious! What's so funny?"

"Why don't we just slaughter them all?"

Yes, this word 'also' captures the essence perfectly.

Towns chuckled as he watched his men, all filled with righteous indignation.

In mythology, the Aesir are known for their shamelessness! Odin built a city wall but didn't pay for it, and sent Loki to seduce someone else's horse...

With each corrupt leader causing similar problems to follow, the credibility of the Aesir gods collapsed.

From a diplomatic perspective, it's incredibly clever to break a promise made by one leader and then ignore it when a new leader takes over. However, this approach damages the credibility of the entire organization.

Izanagi was unaware that his actions had led to the entire Fusang pantheon being labeled by all the Aesir gods as "a fickle and despicable person."

If the Fusang pantheon doesn't lose, it's fine, but once it falls, there's no chance of a comeback.

What's interesting is that, after more than a century of management by the Downs, the Aesir have long been known as paragons of keeping their word, which makes the contrast quite intriguing.

Downs did not suppress the gods' desire for war. He slowly stood up, drew the Sword of Asgard from his waist, and pointed it at the approaching Fusang world from afar.

"Give the order! Slaughter all the unjust bastards!"

Towns had previously been deliberately suppressing the gods' desire for war.

That's just how things are sometimes. Appropriate suppression can actually make them more eager for battle and unleash their full potential on the battlefield!
Without the knowledge of the Indian Triad, the Aesir had quietly completed their transformation.

Of course, Trinity Force has the upper hand in terms of the situation.

For example, Vishnu smashed a quarter of Medan into pieces with a single blow of his hammer.

Nearly 20,000 square kilometers of land collapsed and subsided, and countless people, fields, and buildings sank into the murky sea. From the air, it was a scene of utter devastation.

Vishnu doesn't seem to feel any pain at all when fighting in the other's world.

Coincidentally, Hela wasn't heartbroken either.

Since it was a world stolen from non-monkeys anyway, it's fine if it's destroyed. The key is that all the 'deaths' that happen here will still fall under Helheim's jurisdiction and become Hela's power.

Honestly, when the Hindu gods, led by the Trinity, collectively erupted, it was truly difficult to withstand for a time.

Thor can fight Shiva to a standstill, Hela and her team are slightly at a disadvantage, and only Gilgamesh is at a great disadvantage.

The proud and arrogant Gilgamesh was repeatedly defeated by Brahma's endless stream of mysterious spells.

If he weren't the son of the God-King, possessing extremely high authority throughout Jinlunga and even able to command divine power across divine ranks, he would have been finished long ago.

This made Gilgamesh lose face.

Even though Towns told him early on that he was playing under pressure today, Gilgamesh still hoped to achieve something. Now, he quickly found himself in a situation where 'not losing is winning'.

The Hindu gods were excited, even though they could tell that the main force of the Aesir gods had not yet arrived, since the god-king Tangus had not yet appeared.

It does not matter!

They are being attacked from both sides by two major divine races.

They are far ahead in terms of the total number of deities!

Therefore—the advantage lies with me!
Once they defeat their enemy, they can fight their way into the core of the Jinlunga world, burn down the World Tree, and even seize a wave of the four elements to gain the strategic initiative!
With India deploying a larger number of deities, it is clear that the Aesir's front is retreating steadily.

Just then, a strong tremor shook the heavens and earth; it must have been the collision between the Fusang world and the Jinlunga world.

Ironically, they all misunderstood.

The mere impact of the Fusang world was enough to shake not only the entire Jinlunga, but even the lower South American continent.

This vibration has another cause.

If they knew enough about the world of Jinlunga, they would realize that they hadn't stumbled upon Jinlunga's homeland, but rather the newly acquired Thousand Islands world. Even more astonishingly, the Thousand Islands world was currently separating from Jinlunga…

On the other hand, the spatial rift first tore open in the Egyptian world.

A giant spear, with a distinctive Japanese style and a spearhead that was a full 300 meters long, sliced ​​through the fragile spatial barrier, creating a massive passage nearly 10 kilometers long and 2 kilometers wide.

The next second, azure waves of water cascaded down, carrying a massive amount of seawater that mingled with the hot sands of the Egyptian desert, creating a unique aroma in this world.

On a sacred bridge of light floating above this vast ocean, Izanagi, dressed in a robe embroidered with auspicious clouds and adorned with the armor of the eight-headed serpent, makes a grand entrance, wielding the [Amazuma Spear]!
Legend has it that when Fusang was created, its land was floating on a vast ocean, extremely unstable. The gods then commanded Izanagi and Izanami to strengthen the land. The two gods stood on a floating bridge in the sky, and dipped the Ame-no-Nyanō spear (called the Ame-no-Nyanō in the Nihon Shoki) given to them by the gods into the sea, stirring the waters. They then lifted the spear. The seawater dripping from the spear tip condensed into an island, which became Onogiro Island (meaning "naturally formed island").

"Don't worry! The main force of the Aesir has been tied down by the Hindu pantheon!" As soon as Izanagi finished speaking, he and the million 'gods' behind him rushed in.

He seemed to be right; what stood in their way were only hundreds of thousands of trash skeleton soldiers.

These lowest-grade cannon fodder are summoned purely by the power of death, crawling out of the desert.

Most of the bones were completely dried up, and little of the soul remained; there were not even any weapons.

These slow-moving fellows, if a farmer had a little courage, could easily take on ten of them.

Izanagi didn't stop at all. He led the main force of the Fusang gods and charged towards the core of the World Tree in Kinlunga, relying on his senses.

However, after traversing half of the Egyptian world and before even reaching the inner barrier, a terrifying accident occurred.

Upon seeing the towering, golden-armored deity before her, and the enormous, exaggerated entourage behind him, Amaterasu, who was following Izanagi, felt her divine blood freeze instantly. The sunlight swirling around her fingertips seemed to freeze into frost out of fear.

In the sky, countless powerful divine swords fell like fragments of stars. This divine power, even more terrifying than divine punishment, crashed into Izanagi's divine power shield. Several divine swords even pierced through the air, forcing him to parry repeatedly.

"Dang! Dang! Dang!"

Each strike was like the tolling of a death knell.

(End of this chapter)