Primordial Era: With unparalleled comprehension, I pioneered a divine kingdom of faith.

Chapter 187 Odin: Thor, the true Ragnarok has arrived.

On the battlefield outside the territory.

In the primordial world, each of the major races had its own giant city, and they would exchange goods and services with each other, even forming certain markets and sharing resources.

There is an unwritten rule here.

That is, primordial beings must not attack other primordial beings.

The reason is simple: they are about to go to war with other worlds. If they fight with the primordial beings, they won't even know how they died when they finally fight with the beings from other worlds.

So this regulation is a good thing.

Before the arrival of the vast world of Norse mythology, the battlefield outside the realm was already a huge trading world.

All the ancient races traded and bought and sold their rare treasures here.

Some things can only be cultivated by various races in the primordial world. For example, True Dragon Grass can only be found by the Dragon Clan, Divine Phoenix Fruit can only be found by the Phoenix Clan, and what about Qilin Wood?

Only members of the Qilin clan can cultivate such a talent.

There are also various types of ammunition, available to humans, the three religions, and so on.

They exchanged goods and rare treasures, which were also valuable items. The battlefields outside the region were not just about fighting.

It was also a place for communication among the creatures of the primordial world.

Normally, they are scattered all over the world, so it's not easy for them to get together.

Therefore, the battlefield outside the region has become a good place for communication.

The world of Norse mythology!!

The biggest difference between this world and the world of Greek mythology is that the gods in this world are all capable of waging war.

Unlike the simplistic world of Greek mythology, the gods in this world are all formidable warriors who have earned their renown through battle.

Take Odin, for example, the king of the gods. He actually killed Ymir, the first giant of this world, and used Ymir's body to create the world.

He is far superior to Zeus, the king of the gods in Greek mythology.

Both are kings of gods, one whose military exploits are unparalleled in the nine realms, and the other whose reputation is infamous throughout the nine realms.

Compared to Odin, Zeus isn't even worthy to carry his shoes.

Odin, also a quasi-saint, waged a long war against the giants in the Nine Realms, but what about Zeus?

It's either who I'm planning to sleep with today, or who I'm planning to sleep with tomorrow.

These are completely on two different levels.

Although they are both kings of the gods, the difference between them shouldn't be too great.

Moreover, from any perspective, Zeus is completely incomparable to Odin.

Apart from Odin.

There are many other terrifying beings in the Norse pantheon, such as the giant Jormungandr, the world serpent that devours the world!

Fenrir, the wave that devours gods!

Thor, Loki, and others.

These are all beings who have fought bravely and earned their illustrious reputations through their own battles, not through mere boasting like Zeus.

In the Nordic world.

Odin sat enthroned on his throne, his single eye gleaming with wisdom, its surface adorned with strange patterns and symbols.

Compared to Zeus, Odin, during his reign, constantly observed the nine realms and never neglected his duties for a single day.

For Odin, these are the things he does every day.

Suddenly, the will of the world trembled!

Odin's eyes showed a hint of panic, but he quickly calmed down.

"The will of the world!!!" Odin murmured. He knew of the existence of the will of the world, but it was like a program.

There won't be any sudden vibrations, let alone messages sent to you.

From the creation of this world until now, Odin has lived through countless years, and this is the first time he has received a warning from the world's will.

"Other worlds, the impending war?" Odin said with a heavy look in his eyes.

He then calmed down, his eyes becoming even more profound. Having fought countless wars in the ancient world, Odin was not afraid of war at all, but he was still very cautious in the face of this unknown war.

After all, Odin didn't know what kind of existence the other world was; he only knew that war was coming.

With this in mind, Odin immediately ordered the warriors in Asgard to sound the war horns.

For thousands of years, the sound of war horns had not been heard throughout the Nine Realms. All the gods in the Nine Realms heard this sound and then rushed towards the Temple of the Gods.

Soon, all the gods of the Norse pantheon arrived at the Pantheon.

Thor, the god of thunder; Frigga, the goddess of love, who is Odin's wife; and other Norse gods appeared in the Pantheon.

The war horn heralds the arrival of war. A war horn that has not sounded for thousands of years is usually only sounded for major events.

This is why these gods arrived so quickly; the last time was due to the invasion of the giants.

"Father, what has happened? Has the giants attacked?" Thor asked Odin.

This isn't the hammer god from the Marvel universe, but the real Thor, a Great God of Thunder, and at his peak. His constant battles not only give him consistent strength, but also, due to his status as the God of Thunder, make him far superior to ordinary Great Gods of Thunder.

"A new war is about to begin. This time, the enemy is not from within the Nine Realms, but from beyond this world," Odin said in a deep voice.

"Outside the world?" Frigga, the goddess of love, looked at her husband Odin with a hint of surprise in her eyes.

Odin nodded, then said, "This is a message from the World Will, and it's the first time the World Will has proactively sent me a message."

"This crisis is far more severe than you can imagine. If we fail, it will be more terrifying than Ragnarok. The entire world will be destroyed, not just us gods, but the whole world will not be spared."

Odin's words silenced all the gods in the Pantheon.

There's too much information.

Is it even more terrifying than Ragnarok?

Ragnarok is an allegory in Norse mythology, in which all the gods will die after Ragnarok.

But now Odin says it's even more terrifying than Ragnarok.

If it were any other god, the other gods would at most just laugh it off, but this is Odin.

The Lord of the Gods has never lied willingly.

If it were any other god, they would at most consider it a prank, but coming from Odin, it's completely different.

"Father, what exactly happened?" Thor asked Odin.

"It's another world. Our world is about to collide with other worlds, and the most likely outcome of this collision will be a battle of strength," Odin said in a deep voice.

"Just as we rule the Nine Realms, if we lose, the easiest outcome is that they will rule us, and the most terrible outcome is that the whole world will be destroyed along with us," Odin said in a deep voice.

"Father, how much time do you have to prepare?" Thor asked Odin, his fighting spirit high.

"You have at most ten years. Go and prepare. Talk to the giants that we can't continue fighting amongst ourselves at this time," Odin said in a deep voice.

"A giant?" Thor looked at Odin with some surprise.

Giants and gods have always been mortal enemies, so how could Odin possibly say he's going to find the giants and make peace with them?

"That's right. The crisis the world is facing now is not just a crisis for Asgard, but a crisis for the Nine Realms. We gods alone cannot withstand it," Odin said in a deep voice.

Upon hearing Odin's words, all the gods fell silent, except for one who disagreed: Thor.

Thor has reigned supreme over the Nine Realms for thousands of years. From his initial conquests to his current status as the God of War of the Nine Realms, Thor's strength is undeniable.

(End of this chapter)