Lord of Cinder in American Comics

In the Asgardian palace, Solar, parasitized by the Sun Worm, is attacking anyone who tries to approach him.

"My, my sun has set... It's so dark, pitch black... Why... Why?"

Solal murmured, and no one could get close to him, nor could anyone withstand a casual blow from him.

Even Onion Knight, who was wearing Catarina armor, had an irreparable wound on his armor after being knocked away by Solal.

Onion Knight looked at Ash, knowing that Ash was the one suffering the most right now, but also the one with the best chance of dealing with Solar.

"Ash! We have to do something!"

Onion Knight Jack Baldo failed to wake Ash, who was lost in memories while watching Solar, but instead woke Hela.

Hela was still trying to find peace. She looked at the Fire Keeper beside Ash and said, "Don't let Loki's pranks affect us. We can work together to deal with this problem."

The Fire Keeper placed a hand on Ash, trying her best to calm Ash's raging soul. She could only shake her head at Hela.

The distraught Hela still didn't understand the extent of Loki's trouble, and in her anger, she launched an attack on Solar.

Magical constructs appeared around Solal, imprisoning him like a cage, and then various weapons pierced through the cage.

In an attempt to kill in one blow, Hela used all her strength, unleashing almost limitless stellar projections, various deadly energies, magic capable of killing immortals, and piercing shots from real weapons.

Frantically draining Asgard's energy, Hela, panting heavily, completed her fastest attack ever.

However, the whispers within the smoke continued, and the burst of light dispelled all of Hela's attacks.

"Sun! Sun! My sun..."

Solal's body, which had been hunched over, gradually stretched out. His face, which was covered by the parasites on his head, seemed to be able to see everything around him.

Solar saw Hela and stared at her, murmuring, "This is fire! The legendary fire!"

Then Solar turned sharply and saw Ash on the other side, shouting, "This is the sun! The sun I've been searching for! Give me my sun!"

Solal launched an attack on the motionless Ash, a lightning spear materializing in his hand.

Upon seeing the lightning spear, both Onion Knight and Gundyr's expressions changed.

Gundyr easily shook off Logan, who was trying to fight to the death, and Kingpin, under the command of Davos Seaworth, grabbed Stark, who was wearing armor, and dragged him away.

The lightning spear arrived in an instant, and before that, Onion Knight had cast the Oath of Gold on everyone. Krimshid draped Gundyr in a set of crystal armor, and even Gundyr's halberd was covered with a thick layer of magical crystals.

Guddar lunged forward, using the momentum of his spinning body to precisely strike the thunder spear with his halberd.

The crystal magic exploded instantly before the lightning spear, with lightning and crystals flying everywhere, indiscriminately attacking everything around them.

Gundyr was also thrown back by the explosion, and the moment Gundyr fell, Davos Knight Jack Baldo stepped in to block him with his thrust shield.

The Thrust Shield is a unique circular shield used by the Knights of Catarina. The sharply raised central section allows it to thrust at enemies.

The shield, reinforced by multiple forces, managed to block the lightning spear, but at the cost of Onion Knight's damaged shield and bleeding arm.

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Chapter 468: Odin's Contingency Plan - Valhalla

How strong is Solar?

In fact, Solal never received any blessings.

After becoming an undead, he forged a helmet, arm and leg armor himself with his passion. Solal didn't even have armor, only a set of chainmail as an inner lining. He put on his white coat and embarked on the path of linking the fire.

However, through his faith in the sun, Solal mastered miracles such as the Thunder Spear without any formal instruction.

Solal thus became the most powerful ally on the path to linking the fire. Most obviously, having Solal and not having Solal make the game two completely different levels of difficulty.

Even after experiencing everything, when facing Gwyn, the Lord of Cinder, Solaire would still draw his amulet in front of the initial furnace door.

In the game, if players make a slight move and avoid being instantly killed, they can witness Solgal take on Gwyn one-on-one and achieve final victory.

Solar transcended the sun and became the sun through his faith in it.

Now, the Solal before everyone is a great hero who embodies the faith of all, a Solal who lives in the hearts of everyone.

Solaire's casual lightning spear can send Gundyr flying and pierce Onion Knight's shield.

No one knows how powerful he is.

Now, Solaire drew his Sunblade and Sunshield and charged at Ashe.

Give me the sun!

Solal raised his longsword and slashed at Ash.

Gundyr crouched low and charged at Solar. Onion Knight's bleeding, trembling left hand could no longer hold up his shield; he tried to shield Ash with his body.

"Pass……"

A muffled sound exploded in Asgard, and a visible shockwave flew out of Asgard and spread throughout the entire continent.

Cracks began to spread across the palace buildings, and then it collapsed.

In the ruins, the original Ash has been replaced by Ash Grimm, who now wears the Flamelink Armor and uses the Spiral Sword in his hand to block Solar's attack.

At this moment, Ashbringer is the Lord of Cinder, who inherited the First Flame, and the wielder of the three Infinity Stones. The connection between the two universes allowed him to appear in Asgard and shield those behind him from this attack.

The Lord of Cinder, burning with flames! He ignited the arriving Sun Warriors, who gathered behind Ashbringer, awaiting the order to charge.

Ashbringer turned back to Gundyr and said, "Take them away, away from Asgard."

However, Stark and Logan refused, stubbornly standing beside Ash, trying to contribute their strength.

Ash pointed at the still-panicked Pepper and Snow, who was holding little Laura, shook his head at them, and said, "This is not your war..."

Stark and Logan wanted to say something more, but were separated from Ash by the arriving Sun Warriors.

Watching Gundyr depart, Ashbringer said to the Fire Keeper beside him, "Stop everyone in Asgard."

"Lord Ash, it is your will."

The Fire Keeper bowed slightly, reached out with her right hand to grasp the spiral sword in the Firelink Shrine bonfire in mid-air, and then pulled it out.

The Black Knight and the Silver Knight separated from the ranks of the Sun Warriors and stood behind the Fire Keeper, ready to obey her commands.

Hela rose from the ruins, covered in dust and dirt, with Odin standing behind her, wielding the Spear of Eternity.

Hela glanced back at Odin and said, "Old man, I don't need your help!"

Odin, however, chuckled and said, "This isn't just helping, it's helping family solve a problem. Come on, let's..."

Before Odin could finish speaking, the Fire Keeper, wielding her spiral sword, stood before them.

"It seems your friend won't let us solve this problem easily..."

The Fire Keeper said, "I hope you won't disturb Lord Ashbringer; he's very angry right now."

Looking at the Fire Keeper, Hela wanted to explain further, saying, "If we don't quickly resolve the illusion created by the Reality Stone, Asgard may face destruction. We must join forces!"

Hela's proposal received no response from the Fire Keeper; she simply shook her head and drew a line in front of her with her spiral sword.

An easily identifiable attitude: those who cross the line will die.

Hela doesn't know what she did to offend the other side, but they still refuse to budge.

Odin then stepped forward. Unwilling to negotiate with the Fire Keeper, he directly aimed the Spear of Eternity at her, and energy shot towards her instantly.

Hela stared at Odin in disbelief. Odin's intervention had undoubtedly lifted her up, putting her in a hostile position with the Fire Keeper.

However, Odin did not stop. He said, "If you do not intervene, Asgard will be completely destroyed. Without Asgard, you will have very little power left!"

Forced into the situation, Hela glared at Odin with resentment, but instead of helping, she unleashed her weapon on the Fire Keeper and her surroundings.

Hela knew Odin's thoughts; being forced to act meant a falling out with Lothric, and Hela's rule and war fantasies could no longer continue.

However, what Hela didn't know was that Thor, who took away most of Asgard's people, could survive and rebuild everything no matter where he was.

This was Odin's plan. To leave all the difficulties and dangers to Thor in Asgard.

The Fire Keeper wielded her one-handed spiral sword, deflecting Odin's attack and stepping back a few paces to give the Black Knights and Silver Knights behind her space.

The phrase "a forest of spears" refers not only to the weapons themselves, but also to the thunder spears wielded by all the knights.

This power, inherited from King Gwyn, was something that the Silver Knights and other gods were required to learn. However, they lost this great power because the enemies they had fought before all had lightning resistance.

In the Fire Keeper's hand also appeared a lightning spear, only one that was purer and warmer. It was the sunlight emanating from Gwyn, the Great King incarnate; it was the Sun Spear.

"Watch out, you false gods! This is the art of hunting ancient dragons!"

As soon as he finished speaking, the Thunder Spear, guided by the Sunlight Spear, flew out instantly, obscuring the entire sky.

Hela frantically manipulated her magical creations to block the attack, but the technique, capable of killing even ancient dragons, was simply beyond her ability to withstand. The magical creations were instantly destroyed, and lightning spears rained down around Hela.

Hela's attack had just evaded the Fire Keeper, and in return, the Fire Keeper guided her lightning spear to avoid Hela as well.

"Hela, stop! As long as you don't cross this line, Lord Ash will not destroy Asgard. However, Loki will be punished!"

For the first time ever, the Fire Keeper took the initiative to negotiate. As one of her few friends, she was willing to give Hela a chance.

However, Odin interrupted the negotiations. After enduring the barrage of lightning spears, he did not stop his counterattack. The beams of the Eternal Spear shot towards the Fire Keeper and the knights behind her as if they were free.

After all this was over, Odin collapsed to his knees, coughing incessantly while supporting himself with his hands on the ground.

Odin's miserable state even made Hela feel sorry for him. She came to Odin's side to help him up and, at the same time, pressured Odin to make peace with the Fire Keeper.

Just before Hela was about to touch Odin, Odin lay down on the ground, grabbed Hela's ankle, and pulled her to the ground.

Caught off guard, Hela fell next to Odin and only then did she see that Odin's other hand was already on the eyepatch over her left eye.

"you!"

Before Hela could utter a complete sentence, Odin removed his blindfold.

Suddenly, a violent power erupted from Odin. He gripped Hela tightly and said, "Asgard's power does indeed originate from me, but that doesn't mean the power I gained by sacrificing myself will disappear because of breaking the oath!"

To be a king, you must have your own methods, whether it's deception or lies, as long as someone believes it, it's useful!

And now, I will take back everything I gave you!

Hela struggled to break free from Odin's grasp, but Odin was like a vacuum cleaner, tightly restraining Hela and constantly draining her power and authority.

As mentioned earlier, Hela was responsible for transporting the souls of the Asgardians to their resting places. Among these was Valhalla, the final resting place of Asgard's most important warriors.

Now, the gates of Valhalla slowly open behind Odin, and all sorts of warriors and heroes from the past reappear in Asgard.

A man with blue eyeshadow around his eyes and long hair in a single braid, holding two battle axes, glanced at Hela lying at Odin's feet and said, "Old man, how long has it been?"