Foolish Brother Odin

Chapter 411 Melting Point of Copper
Their encounters were not isolated incidents.

These blood-red, intertwined afterimages appeared in every corner of the earth and sky.

Whether they are established gods worshipped and revered by millions of mortals, or new gods who have just crossed the boundary between humans and gods, they have begun to fight each other for their own divine race and for the ultimate hegemony of this chaotic universe!

The Fusang world, being a specially vacated world, has shrunk to about one-tenth of its original size.

It covers tens of thousands of square kilometers.

As for the elements, Towns didn't quite squeeze them all out of the place.

After all, if all the elements are squeezed out of a battlefield, then it becomes a battlefield that is harmless to both sides and absolutely fair.

Tang Si left a considerable amount of the elements of earth, water, fire, and wind here, and had his subordinate gods imprint the universal mark of the Aesir gods on the elements here early on.

If the Outer Gods want to gain control of the elements here, then they should use their divine power to seize it!
Moreover, it's not something you can just snatch; you must first deconstruct the divine power formula composed of runes and runes, otherwise it will be a classic case of doing twice the work for half the result.

After the Greek gods arrived, they quickly discovered the problem.

Surprisingly, they didn't seem to care.

Or perhaps they had anticipated the difficulty of playing away from home.

In theory, the Aesir gods would have encountered the same problem if they had descended into the Greek world.

Because the sky and earth of the Greek world did not belong to the world itself.

Its sky was Uranus, the first Olympian king of the gods; He was the sky, and the sky was He, the two having long been completely merged into one. This is why Cronus, the second king of the gods, did not kill his father after seizing power—if he killed his father, the entire Greek world would have no sky and would be running naked in the chaotic universe.

The earth is the manifestation of Gaia, the Earth Mother.

This couple dominated the Greek world, making it very difficult for any outward deity to obtain significant divine power from them. A small amount would be like plucking hairs from one's own body—perhaps a little painful, but not a major problem. However, a large amount would be akin to cutting flesh from their bodies, an incredibly difficult task.

Even under these circumstances, a large number of Asgardians still charged ahead.

To reiterate, the path to advancement for the Aesir gods appears, at least superficially.

For those at the bottom, who are considered saviors or slave gods, this is arguably their last chance to advance and rise to become the chief god.

Not only the subordinate gods under the six great god-kings, but also the lower-level gods who were directly under Tangs, all rushed towards the other side.

It was under these circumstances that Athena noticed something peculiar and bypassed the subordinate world that served as a barrier, directly attacking the Greek world.

"Huh? This is it?"

Athena was no stranger to divine power.

She had witnessed Poseidon's trident cleave the bay, and the salty waves carrying boulders crashed into a city.

She had also witnessed the alluring whirlwind created by Aphrodite's skirts, which captivated the hearts of men in an entire city.

I have also witnessed colossal beasts being reduced to cold corpses by Artemis's whirlwind arrows.

However, the metal cylinders that fell from the sky seemed both very simple and extraordinary.

Accompanied by the divine light that fell into the Greek world, they transformed into beams of light that stretched across the heavens and earth, piercing the thick earth, penetrating the deep ocean, and reaching the deepest part of the land.

Mother Earth Gaia seemed to be stimulated and moved slightly in a daze.

For ordinary people, this is just a brief, minor earthquake.

Of course, it only lasted for one second.

This earthquake, with a magnitude of only around 3, was quite minor. In fact, for Gaia, it was perhaps like being gently pricked by an acupuncture needle.

Not many people realized Towns's shady dealings.

Athena was eager to investigate what the Aesir had done, but she was unable to do so. Reports of attacks immediately came from various places.

Athena had no choice but to mobilize various Greek gods to deal with the attacking Aesir as quickly as possible.

Only the cats in Tartarus, under Odin's keen observation, discovered it.

"call out--"

The forged steel cylinder that broke through the Tartarus dome was neither too big nor too small, roughly the size of a mortal's coffin, with a pointed cone at the bottom and a standard cylinder on top.

As soon as it entered Hell, Odin sensed a familiar law emanating from it, and risking being discovered by the Hundred-Handed Giant, he hurried over.

It took Odin about three blocks to find the thing.

"Uh."

Odin was surprised to find that the thing had been stepped on by the Hundred-Handed Giant when he passed by, and it looked exactly like the metal goblets that he had seen in the Palace of Pleasure when he was still in Asgard, which had been accidentally crushed by giants.

It doesn't matter anymore.

That thing is flattened, but not completely flattened.

The most crucial part inside was exposed precisely because the outer shell was damaged.

Odin felt his soul, which he didn't know if it even existed, beating very fast.

He could recognize the inscription on the tube even if it were ashes—it was written in rune script: "The melting point of copper is 1083.4℃!"
Odin swore that no one in the entire Greek world would know what this meant.

No, even in the entire world of Jinlunga, there might not be many beings who know the meaning behind it.

But Odin was the exception!

Only after experiencing the first creation of the world by Kinlunga did he realize that this was the law that Towns had secretly placed in the world back then.

Downs used countless "physical formulas" that he called himself to form the operating rules of the entire Kinlunga world.

Odin knew nothing about physics.

This doesn't stop him from feeling impressed even though he didn't understand it.

Since he was thrown into chaos and dealt with, he has never seen any god who could gain favor after invading Jinlunga during several world wars.

Just like the once mighty Feathered Serpent God, who was defeated so quickly after entering Jinlunga, it was precisely because it (He) could not turn the elements of the Jinlunga world into power under its control.

In terms of seizing control of the elements, Downs possesses the most outstanding talent in the universe.

At this moment, when Odin saw this giant cone, how could he not be overjoyed?
"Brother! Did you know I was here, so you deliberately came to cooperate with me? Brother! I understand! Thank you, brother—"

Confined within the bronze wall concocted by Poseidon, Odin was extremely troubled. This thing had an absurdly strong restraining effect on divine power, deities, and even souls. This was why Odin's soul could only linger here.

Now that Towns has delivered this move, Odin feels he has grasped everything.

"Low melting point? Does that mean Tartarus's hellfire can melt these damned bronze walls?"

Odin was both right and wrong.

At the same time, in the Silver Palace of Asgard, Gilgamesh asked Downs the same question.

"Father God, will this work?"

"Of course! I bet not a single god on all of Olympus will discover that copper is soft, low-melting-point junk. They love using copper weapons so much, they deserve their bad luck!"

(End of this chapter)