Simulate the universe, starting with speedrunning Greek.

That bastard—! He made him wait for half a month!

Based on the previous distance, even if Ye traveled leisurely along the way, he could arrive in three days. But three days dragged on for half a month. While Ye was playing games with the White Dragon Girl, Odin was anxiously waiting, his mind in turmoil.

After all, having already merged with the mountain, he could no longer leave at will, becoming an existence similar to a bound god.

After all, to control the power of the gods in human form (incarnation), one cannot do it without paying a price. This is also to exploit the bug in the final trial where humans face each other.

That night, Odin and Krimhild began climbing the mountain, and Odin's extraordinary vision allowed him to clearly see their figures.

She noticed that she was completely different; her appearance had become more sacred and beautiful, and she had grown dragon wings and a tail.

Odin was stunned—! A dragon girl?!

Her white hair was even more delicate and radiant than before. Even Odin didn't recognize her at first glance, but in the end, he identified Krimhild by her soul aura.

It's her? How could it be—! This isn't just a simple leap in beauty, nor is it a transformation from mortal to goddess. It's an evolution on a life level.

Thanks to Night's help, I could no longer sense Fafnir's power aura; instead, I could only feel Night's... soul power aura.

In Odin's eyes, the White Dragon Girl was like a pure-blooded dragon that had never been seen in the Norse universe before, transformed into a human. Her power was so strong and beautiful, her figure so beautiful and alluring, possessing both beauty and strength, and she looked more like a divine dragon than any other god.

Through the girl's beauty, which was already alluring enough to surpass even the most beautiful woman in Germania, Odin saw something even more moving.

That is, the concept of the dragon's physical form.

As a god, his vision is extremely far-reaching, capable of seeing through the very essence of a person's soul.

But when they met last time, he was absolutely certain that the girl was human. How did she transform from a human into a pure-blooded humanoid dragon comparable to Fafnir?

Chapter 247 Am I evil too? Requesting a pie chart showing the area of ​​psychological trauma!

The god of wisdom's boundless desire to explore, his thirst for wisdom and knowledge, made Odin's blood boil and his eyes burn with passion.

Because he never obtained runes, Odin, the god of wisdom, is now quite undeserving of the title in Norse mythology.

After all, the most famous wisdom of the Nordic countries is the original runes that symbolize the laws governing the world.

That's something that even the original Odin had to suffer for days and nights, almost dying, before he could comprehend.

If he could easily decipher it based solely on his own wisdom, it wouldn't be considered the greatest treasure of Northern Europe.

However, it doesn't matter—it's just one more dragon.

Odin didn't pay much attention to Krimhildr, who possessed great power but didn't know how to fight and was just an ordinary human princess in the past; his only target remained the night.

Soon, the two arrived at the mountainside and saw the one-eyed 'god' blocking their way, as if he had been waiting for a long time.

Completely different from the disheveled old man he had been before... Bare-chested, clad in landscape shoulder armor—muscles bulging and intertwined—a powerful and majestic, yet aged-looking 'deity' appeared before them.

It has to be said that no matter how his appearance changes, Odin has always had a special fondness for old-age faces. Even though as the king of the gods he could freely control his appearance to become more handsome and beautiful, just like Zeus next door, he would try to make himself look as young as possible when he was trying to woo women.

It seems Odin really thinks his face is very manly—the epitome of manliness, the kind of man everyone likes!

At this moment, God Wortan calmly looked at the night: "You've come!"

That night, as he looked at the god Vodan before him, he suddenly sensed a familiar feeling emanating from him—it was—? The aura of evil?!

In the Nibelungan myths and epics, most people possess the evil desires of greed for wealth and power, while Wodan is the embodiment of the concept of greed for power.

He tricked Alberich into giving him the Rhine gold he had obtained from the Rhine Narcissus, and then used the gold to forge a ring that imbued him with the concept of becoming the most powerful person in the universe.

This is the origin of the ring's forging in the original mythology. Odin, who no longer has runes in the main universe, obviously could no longer inscribe special runes on the golden ring.

Here, it's worth mentioning that in the original myth, Odin also commissioned the giants to build the temple of Valhalla, promising to give them Freya, the goddess of love and beauty, on the condition that he would do so. However, he later reneged on this promise and instead gave them this ring, but then placed a curse on it. Whoever possessed the ring was destined to suffer misfortune, which led the giants to fight and die fighting each other over it.

He is both 'generous' and 'stingy'. When he is generous, you should be careful, because he must want to get more from you and has his own sinister intentions.

Wodan is another translation of Odin. His divine office means that he is the embodiment of Odin's will, and it can be said that he and the God-King are the same person.

When Odin tried to send Night equipment again, and even went so far as to send Night a goddess, Night realized that he had ill intentions.

At this moment, I felt the intense 'concept of evil' emanating from this avatar, a kind of immense evil similar to Fafnir's greed.

Night: ...! How utterly ridiculous. The two greatest evils in Norse mythology, besides Fafnir, the infamous dragon, are actually their most revered, glorious, majestic, and supreme God-King himself? Who would believe it?

However, if you think about it, both Odin and Vodan in the original mythology were kings of the dead who ruled over war, power, wisdom, magic, and death.

A king of the dead who rules the world of the living is the greatest source of war and the embodiment of the greatest calamity for this world. How can he not be called evil?!

This time, Ye really doesn't need to embellish it further; simply presenting its true nature is enough to show that it is already the greatest enemy of the Norse people.

Facing the seemingly profound God of War, Night suddenly blurted out, "Are you also evil? A necessary evil, a necessary enemy, the tribulation that humanity will eventually overcome!"

? ? ! ! !

The sudden remark stunned Wodan. His previous attempt to appear profound had not only failed to intimidate the other party, but the other party's words had instantly given him goosebumps and made him feel somewhat disoriented.

My PTSD is about to flare up. Wait, am I... evil? Am I also... evil?

A sense of dread rose in Wodan's mind.

Humanity will eventually overcome this trial—thankfully, he didn't directly hear the word 'trial,' but at this moment, God Wordan's face was grim, and he dared not have too much wishful thinking.

The trials and tribulations they've faced are pretty much the same, aren't they?

Are you sure you don't mean I have the potential to become human evil or undergo the final trial of humanity?

The thought of being cast as humanity's final trial, facing attacks from all pantheons, millions of gods, and countless human heroes, becoming a target that must be attacked to maintain the world's survival, mythology, and the history of civilization.

He could never want that kind of identity—one that everyone hates and hates, one that puts him at odds with everyone, one where death is the only option!

As a god-king, he was high above all others and never thought of any lofty ideals—to bear absolute evil for the sake of humanity or the gods.

Am I not the wisdom that will be condemned, the pitiful goodness that will be destroyed by the final trial of anti-intellectual humanity?

How could it be evil? The shameless Odin thought about his attitude towards humanity and what he wanted to do, as well as how long his incarnation in this world had been in memory, and suddenly—he wasn't so confident anymore.

He's probably 'good', right? How could he be evil? At most, he might be a little bit evil.

Originally intending to maintain a bit of his suave and profound demeanor, the God of War couldn't sit still any longer. What is the area of ​​the psychological trauma God of War is experiencing right now? (Please provide a fan-shaped diagram of the psychological impact.)

Upon seeing the fascinating change in Wodan's expression, Ye, on the other side, curled his lips into a smile. Before Wodan could react, Ye beckoned and summoned a conceptual divine spear, which he then hurled forward.

Odin: ?! This is utterly unsportsmanlike!! They actually attacked suddenly!

Boom! The opening move was a nuclear explosion-like throwing technique. Ye, who was already well-versed in martial arts and had mastered the power of his cosmos, could now hide a powerful move in his casual attacks. Throwing techniques that he used to only use as ultimate moves could now be unleashed with a power that he could hardly achieve even with his full strength.

"Since you are evil—then accept my trial. Will you overcome me and become an even greater evil, or will you be destroyed by this evil that controls evil? Let me see how your capacity compares to that evil dragon!" That night, a calm voice rang in Wodan's ears.

The God of War, who had just blocked that shot, was extremely shocked and furious.

Damn it—! How could they make him look so pathetic—! It's been so long since I've felt this way. He's Odin, the King of Gods, and when he gets serious, he considers himself terrifyingly powerful!

Chapter 248 What new 45-father? An official cheat-like cancerous warrior!

He has worked so hard to get to where he is today, and he is still working diligently on the front lines to fight against 'evil'.

If fate turned him into a new evil, it would be incredibly cruel for Odin.

Stimulated by this sense of crisis, and perhaps because he had become 'human', Odin became more emotional and easily agitated than usual.

He felt that the other person's attitude and tone were incredibly disrespectful towards him.

This humiliated Odin, who, during the Chaos era, had single-handedly defeated the Frost Giants with his two brothers, galloping across the battlefield, breaking the balance between the two sides, and guiding the gods to victory—the strongest hero god! He had even sent his ancestor Ymir to heaven!

Even though he hadn't moved for many years, and even though he didn't know that the mythological description of his combat strength was actually somewhat weak, and that he was always getting the short end of the stick, compared to him—his son Thor was more like the strongest combat force in Norse mythology.

But Odin, who has always been proud and confident, hasn't had many memorable moments of being humiliated yet.

He remained confident that when he got serious, he was definitely better than Fafner; the weakness he appeared to the outside world was just a disguise.

After so many years of playing the fool, if someone actually took him for a fool, then—however—he suffered a terrible setback the moment he came into contact with the night. His human avatar was covered in dust and dirt from the explosion caused by the collision with the giant throwing gun.

If you act like a grandson for too long, you'll really become a grandson.

...Before Odin could react, the faster-than-light Night had already arrived in front of him, followed by a gust of wind. In a game, this would be an instant attack with zero hits, giving no time to react before the sound and effects of the attack arrived.

Although both Odin and Odin had reached the peak of their physical abilities, Odin had not fought anyone for a long time and rarely honed his martial arts skills, relying purely on his innate strength to fight.

Such crude combat instincts are fine when facing weaker opponents, but when encountering Ye, whose combat skills in all aspects have reached or even surpassed those of the divine realm, they ultimately lead to such a horrifying result.

As Wodan subconsciously turned his body, a large amount of blood suddenly splattered on his shoulder.

"What?" The golden shoulder armor was as thin as paper. Wodan God dodged aside, touched the wound on his shoulder which was covered in blood, and was somewhat shocked.

So fast—! Although his strength was somewhat limited because this was only a human avatar, and he was also careless and underestimated his opponent, Ye Neng's one-hit kill, with his physical speed surpassing that of light, was enough to shock him.

During this process, "Wodan" did not even perceive the slightest 'mysterious' power.

“You!...?!” “Wodan.”

The absence of 'mystery' implies pure physical strength, but can anyone truly surpass divine authority and unleash such terrifying speed through sheer physical power?

It is even more terrifying than the bodies of past heroes and the Frost Giants, forged through countless trials.

How exactly was such a terrifying body forged?

Although Odin had witnessed the battles between Night and Fafnir before, it was mostly a clash between mystics. But now, after experiencing the sheer power of Night's physical body, "Wodan" realized just how outrageous it was.

Even a giant a thousand meters tall who could easily sweep away mountains and cleave rivers with a single hand would not be able to do the same if that immense power were shrunk to the size of a human being. Yet Ye was able to unleash such an attack; the difference in size between the two meant that their explosive power was simply incomparable.

Not to mention what faster-than-light attacks represent; such a powerful physique is simply not something that frost giants or the like can compete with.

If it weren't for the protection of the Norse universe itself, the attack would have shattered an entire continent upon impact, and even the towering, continuous Sindar Mountains and the surrounding mountain range would have been completely destroyed.

Such a terrible attack had just struck him.

"Wodan's" heart pounded—! He could finally understand the heart-pounding feeling Fafnir had when he fought Night.

It's like they've built tanky gear, but they're facing an assassin whose burst damage, attack power, and tankiness are all top-notch, allowing them to easily deal high damage regardless of their defense.

They're tougher than tanks, and burst damage makes killing them as easy as an assassin killing a squishy mage. How can such a nightmarish enemy not drive you crazy?

I gave up on all tank builds and still ended up with no damage output; I was still just a paper doll when facing the enemy.

This game is unplayable because of the official cheats! The newly released "45 Daddy" (45 RMB warrior) is simply the biggest malignant tumor destroying the balance of the game.

"Wodan" only realized that the weapon the other party had just used was a "gun" after seeing the weapon in Ye's hand!

At this moment, he finally sensed that something was wrong! He seemed to have overestimated himself and underestimated the enemy.

Although he gained the power to use his abilities in a human form because he merged with his own divine will, he still has to be able to use them.

If he were to be entangled by Ye's powerful physique, the thought of the terrible consequences made 'Wodan' break out in a cold sweat.

The next moment, a fist suddenly magnified infinitely in his eyes. Odin's pupils contracted. He just thought that he absolutely could not be allowed to get close again, but his body was once again dominated by that intense battle rhythm. He couldn't dodge it!

Roar! A dragon's roar resounded!