Nordic: I Created a Forbidden Land for the Gods

[Hybrid Giant, Level 11 (Heroic Spirit), can be converted into 1000 resource points]

[Extractable Bloodline Rune: Berserk Lv2]

[Faith Points Obtainable: 9]

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Name: Neil

Race: Mortal

[Level: 0]

Attack Power: 0

[Equipment: Spirit Mirror]

[Faith Points: 43]

[Resource: 5037]

[Blueprint: wooden houses, farmland, arrow towers, fishing nets, and pits]

[Runes: Lightning Lv1, Reproduction Lv1, Split Lv1, Armor Lv1, Treasure Hunting Lv1, Concealment Lv1, Explosion Lv1, Dragonfire Lv1, Sharpness Lv2, Frenzy Lv2]

Looking at the panel again, Neil felt a pang of emotion. Just half a month ago, it was completely empty, and he was struggling to make a living.

But now the data is plentiful.

Although its own racial level is not even high enough, and it is not even as good as a trash with an attack power of 5, it can still manipulate and build a well-equipped position, and can even kill a hero-level powerhouse.

"Even though I've become stronger, I still have to struggle to survive."

"After all, if I can't get past the evil dragon and the sea war, and Winterfell is destroyed, I'll still be accidentally trampled to death by some mythical being."

Collecting his thoughts, Neil checked his resources.

He hadn't had many resource points left from setting up buildings, but after killing the pirates, he had an extra 5000 resource points.

其中等级9海盗5个，等级10海盗4个，回收有2000资源点。

The remaining 3000 resource points were provided by the three Heroic Spirit-level pirates.

Levels 10 and 11 are only a small difference, but they represent a major realm advancement, and the resource points provided increase fourfold.

This is no small amount.

Because in Neil's hands, only two of the level one runes could actually harm the Heroic Pirates.

Aside from the unstable "explosion", "Dragonfire" also requires 130 resource points.

If you pair it with arrow towers, you'll need 200 resource points.

Defeating a powerful Heroic Spirit allows you to build five "Dragonfire" Arrow Towers!

Although rune structures have disadvantages compared to true heroic spirits, such as being immobile and having relatively limited attack methods, given enough time, they could destroy multiple of them.

However, these shortcomings can be mitigated to some extent by Neil's skillful play.

Even though killing a single Heroic Spirit is still very difficult overall, the more you kill, the more well your base becomes, and the easier the process becomes.

Although Neil had set lofty ambitions to create a forbidden land that even the gods dared not set foot in, it was like a child growing up to become an astronaut, and even he himself felt a little apprehensive.

Norse mythology is like a nightmare that he may never be able to overcome in his lifetime.

But now, his dream is truly approaching, almost like a nightmare.

Because he truly achieved results!

Resource points are just the most basic reward.

What Neil values ​​most are runes and faith.

"The bloodline of a Heroic Spirit is level two, and it seems that all three are like this. In other words, the advancement of realm in Norse mythology is related to bloodline runes?"

"We need to kill several different types of Heroic Spirits to make a judgment."

"Besides that, they also drop Faith, which is also related to the fact that they are Heroic Spirits?"

Neil nodded; this was an important question for him.

After all, building a level 2 rune structure requires faith points, and it can be quite troublesome if you don't know the source of those points.

Moreover, this is only level two; there are levels three and four to come. It won't do him any harm to figure out what faith is beforehand.

Neil originally thought that faith, like resources, was a fixed drop, but the three pirates dropped different amounts.

But after thinking for a while without figuring it out, he turned to ask Slud about it.

At this moment, Slud had returned to Neil's side. A faint flash of lightning on her body cleaned away all the bloodstains. Dressed in a white dress and with golden hair, she looked very heroic and holy.

Upon hearing Neil's question and hearing his findings and analysis, the female teacher showed some surprise.

It was clearly unexpected that Neil could collect faith and even make some guesses in a short time.

She hesitated for a moment, originally not intending to speak, since this knowledge was beyond the reach of ordinary people.

But considering that he had already given away the runes, and that Neil's position could threaten Heroic Spirits, he simply gave up, and after mentally rehearsing, began his explanation:

"You're absolutely right. Faith isn't something you're born with; it's something you collect from outside. It's a special resource that you only need after you reach the Heroic Spirit level."

"And faith can mostly be obtained from intelligent beings, which is why the wars in the interior are so fierce, all for the purpose of occupying more land and countries."

"Having more mortals believe in us would greatly benefit both the gods and the giants in terms of their power."

At this point, Slud suddenly remembered the Father God's view of mortals. Her clear voice paused, and her eyes lowered, becoming somewhat dim.

As a deity, the Father God certainly needs mortals, but he clearly doesn't care too much about them.

The Protoss's strategic policy is to seize land resources as quickly as possible. As for the population, even if most of them are wiped out due to the aftermath of the war, they can slowly recover over time.

Humans are more like domesticated livestock. Would they be deliberately cared for during wartime? That's unreasonable. They can just be raised and harvested again later.

Although Slud didn't think so, believing that it was too unintelligible and rejecting it from the bottom of her heart.

But this was the opinion of most of the gods, and she couldn't change it.

Sighing inwardly, she looked at Neil, who was still listening attentively, smiled slightly, mustered her strength, and continued explaining.

However, since the main force of the evil dragon is predicted to move after dawn, time is limited, so it is basically just a general overview.

Neil suddenly understood, and after briefly digesting the information, he nodded and thanked them. Without further ado, he continued to set up the field.

His previous modifications to the western side of the forest were already underway, but he temporarily halted them to counter the advance team of the evil dragon.

With the addition of a large number of resource points, he has become even more extravagant in his construction efforts.

put up!

put up!

put up!

As he raised and lowered his hand on each patch of ground, applying runes, numerous Warner tree seeds soon sprouted tender white radicles, like small snakes burrowing into the soil.

Then, after another two or three minutes, the seed coat, which looked like a mung bean, cracked open, trembling and opening up two small umbrellas, which then continued to accumulate in layers, from half a finger to a palm to the height of a child.

In his past life, when Neil was a child, he watched "My Neighbor Totoro". He saw a child praying with Totoro and a seed suddenly growing into a towering tree. That scene was really impactful.

Now, witnessing a similar scene firsthand, especially in the form of a forest, he was utterly shocked.

Not long after the trees grew, Neil heard a buzzing in his mind, and the data panel displayed another notification.

[Blueprint obtained: Forest (Warner)]