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Chapter 353 Death should not supersede power!
It was created from Ymir's corpse. The World Tree grew from Ymir's heart. It is indeed quite special, serving as the backbone that supports the world, but that does not mean that the World Tree is supreme.

It's impossible for you to become invincible just by nibbling on the World Tree. Even Odin, who hanged himself on the World Tree for nine days, endured all kinds of torment, offered himself as a sacrifice, and even sacrificed his will and eyes to gain unparalleled wisdom, is an exception.

Even the so-called God-King is not invincible. In the final Ragnarok, Odin will be killed by the giant wolf Fingal, who is Loki's son.

It's fair to say that Nidhogg doesn't really have much prestige in the eyes of these great gods and monsters.

However incredible it may seem, Nidhogg has now accomplished it. He defeated the Aesir, beat the giants, and even pinned down her brother and beat him like a dog.

A strongman, an absolute strongman!
"Hela, you must understand that death should not supersede power! Those who shouldn't die should be resurrected, and those who should die should enter the underworld. This is my rule!"

"The world should operate according to my will, and so should life and death!"

Nidhogg lowered his head, his scarlet eyes coldly staring at Hela, like the most dangerous and terrifying hunter eyeing its prey. At that moment, an unprecedented, primal, and chilling feeling surged through her.

It sent a chill down her spine. What a monster this was! What an incredible will! It would even conquer death. If I don't let you die, you won't die; if I don't let you live, you won't exist.

What an arrogant and domineering mind!

however……

"No, Nidhogg, power should never be above death. Before death, all beings are equal!"

"Even Odin has never had such a thought! You, step back!"

Faced with Nidhogg's threat, Hela showed no intention of compromising. How could such a thing exist in this world, where power is above death?

Even if Odin herself died and entered the underworld, she would not allow this so-called god-king to return to the mortal realm. Once dead, dead is dead.

"Odin? Heh, Odin has been defeated. This world is no longer ruled by the Aesir! The world has changed! Hahaha!!!"

Nidhogg burst out laughing, as if he had heard a joke.

Odin was able to abide by the cycle of life and death. After his son died, if he really wanted to break the rules, he could have forced Hela to resurrect his son, instead of letting Hela set a condition that his son would only be resurrected if everyone cried.

If Odin is unreasonable and doesn't care about any of this, then if you don't resurrect my son today, then Hela shouldn't go back to the Underworld either. Either he'll be resurrected, or the Underworld will be replaced.

After all, the Aesir are the rulers of the entire Nine Realms. Although the giants are still a problem, the Aesir are ultimately stronger.

The terrifying force pressed down, and Hela immediately knelt on the ground, feeling as if the entire world was pressing down on her.

With such domineering ambition and such strength, what right does Hela have to resist when the whole world is being attacked?
In the end, Hela surrendered. She saw no hope. Nidhogg's power was simply not the power of this world. It was a power that surpassed that of the God-King. However, if one could sense it, one would find that although Nidhogg was powerful now, it was not actually at an outrageous level.

Although the divine power within him has increased far more than before, it is still only at a level comparable to that of top gods like Odin.

While it is indeed powerful, it is impossible for it to instantly kill a strong opponent of the same level.

However, he did it.

Helheim had submitted, and Nidhogg turned his gaze to Muspelheim, the Land of Fire, one of the two primordial worlds that existed since the dawn of time. It was an ancient land, eternally burning and intensely hot; its extreme temperature meant that nothing but the fire giant Surtur could survive there. However, this exception had now been broken. Sky-covering wings descended, and a colossal body appeared in this world. The extreme heat posed no threat to that massive form.

If it were the old Nidhogg, he'd probably be roasted lizard the moment he arrived.

"Nidhogg, you've finally arrived!"

The fire giant Surtur, wielding a flaming sword, gazed at the colossal creature with eyes burning with fire. Even he, like everyone else, was astonished, unable to comprehend why Nidhogg possessed such immense power.

To suppress the Aesir gods and all the giants on the World Tree single-handedly—such power was something even Ymir could not have possessed back then.

Although Odin is old, he is not weak!
"To submit...or perhaps..."

Nidhogg lowered his head, his scarlet eyes staring indifferently at the burning giant. A corrosive aura emanated from his body, and even the flames began to decay, sinking into the apocalypse.

"Ha, dream on! My sword is just as sharp as yours!"

Surtur chuckled, raised his flaming greatsword, leaped up, and charged toward Nidhogg in the sky.

His sword strike could cut and burn.

clang!
A crisp bell rang out as the flaming greatsword clashed with Nidhogg's massive claws, striking the hard scales and producing a metallic clang.

The next moment, Nidhogg exerted a little force, and Surtur's body fell from the sky like a fiery meteor.

boom!
A giant claw descended, nearly shattering Surtur's soul and killing him instantly.

Instant sell-out, without a doubt!

"A monster, a real monster!"

Surtur struggled incessantly, but no matter what he did, he was powerless to resist such terrifying strength. All his resistance was as futile as that of an infant.

"now what?"

Nidhogg lowered his head indifferently, gazing at Surtur.

Seeing those cold, cruel eyes, Surtur stopped moving.

"I... surrender!"

……

With absolute violence and unparalleled wisdom, Nidhogg—no, he should be called Uchiha Kazuto—finally and completely conquered this world.

With him...

(End of this chapter)