Stupid Odin

Fafnir was too pathetic.

Under normal circumstances, it had a hundred ways to toy with Thor. Their aerial combat skills were not even on the same level; as a dragon, it could completely dominate Thor.

Last time in Svartalfheim, it would have fought back if the underground world hadn't been so universally cramped.

This time was even worse than the last.

Thanos, the [Sky God], was too overbearing, directly [banning flight], which meant that there would no longer be any buoyancy in the air, and even the draconic magic it was so proud of, which enhanced its flight speed, was directly nullified.

Seeing what happened to the giant eagle Vedrfolnir, Fafnir naturally knew that allowing Thor, the thunder god with an immense sense of threat, to get close was extremely disadvantageous for it.

It spoke!

Hesitating for even half a second would be disrespectful to the Thunder God!

The slender dragon neck suddenly stretched out, and the crimson flames accumulated in its chest violently spewed out in a cone shape.

The destructive power of the long and wide-ranging dragon breath was enough to cover several human city blocks.

Thor didn't take it head-on; he swung Mjolnir, guiding his relatively tiny body, quickly making a large arc in the air. Even though Fafnir's neck followed Thor's flight path, the spraying dragon breath flames were always a step behind Thor, as if deliberately creating a gorgeous flight trail for Thor.

The dragon breath would eventually be exhausted, and the powerful force contained within it could even allow the flames that landed on the ground to spread further along the [Fimbulwinter's] June frost.

But missing was missing!

The side that missed a big move would definitely pay the price.

Thor flew over quickly amidst the flashing lightning, and at the last moment, even dodged Fafnir's dragon wing strike with a beautiful Z-shaped maneuver, finally succeeding in seizing the initiative.

"Bang!"

Originally possessing strength second only to the strongman Magni among the gods, Thor also amplified it with a massive amount of thunder power, making this strike's attack power directly maxed out.

A hammer blow struck Fafnir's chest, and besides the exploding sky of lightning, what was even more terrifying was the pure impact force.

Combining the power of a progenitor giant and the terrifying physique that surpassed most of the Aesir gods, what was the difference between the destructive power caused by Thor and a rapidly falling comet?

Fafnir let out a earth-shattering scream, and the entire dragon flew backwards in a very sorry state, its huge body plowing a huge and deep gully on the ice field, the ground on both sides rising in layers like broken waves.

What shocked the onlookers even more was the wound on Fafnir's chest—an exaggerated depression that could fit a small seagoing vessel, filled with shocking shattered scales and nearly a thousand wounds of all sizes.

It turned out that the dragon scales that had been protecting Fafnir were shattered and exploded, turning into fragments that deeply pierced into its chest.

How could this be something that a mere few-meter-tall deity could create?

This was simply the destructive power of a hundred-meter-tall progenitor giant!

Take advantage of its injury to take its life.

Thor continued to pursue relentlessly.

However, Thor was too impatient and overlooked the terrifying ferocity of an injured evil dragon. Focusing on expanding his gains, he was caught off guard when Fafnir's dragon tail burst out with amazing speed and struck Thor hard.

"Bast…" Thor only had time to utter half a word before he was sent flying by the dragon's tail, rolling dozens of meters in the air and tumbling more than a dozen times on the ground before stabilizing himself.

But as soon as he landed, another half-hearted dragon breath came.

Even though Thor barely managed to dodge, he was still blown away by the explosive shock wave of the dragon breath and tumbled several more times.

"Come, come, come!" A few strands of Thor's hair were scorched, which further aroused his fighting spirit.

The next second, his divine body was like a spring compressed to the extreme, bouncing out fiercely and fighting Fafnir again.

This was Thor!

The most physically resilient existence among the gods.

His physical resistance to strikes was maxed out, and elemental attacks didn't affect him much either. The only thing that could truly threaten him was poison!

Coincidentally!

Fafnir had no poison!

While Thor was fighting Fafnir, the ones facing the poison dragon Nidhogg were the war god Tyr and the forest god Vidar, the brothers.

In the epic, Tyr sacrificed one of his arms when he tricked Fenrir into being chained with a divine chain during the [Twilight of the Gods], which led to a 60% drop in Tyr's combat power, ultimately leading to a heroic death.

In this life, Tyr's strength was complete.

Tyr at his peak was an existence no less powerful than Thor, not to mention that he also had Vidar, who successfully survived the tribulation in the epic and personally killed Fenrir, helping him.

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The poisonous dragon's extremely foul-smelling dragon breath of death was quite terrifying, but unfortunately, it was firmly blocked by the violent tree sea summoned by Vidar.

His [Indestructible Power of Nature] was quite terrifying. Whenever the poisonous dragon's poison gas, which carried terrifying death energy and was enough to instantly kill a living person and send them to the underworld, was all blocked by the tree walls urgently summoned by Vidar.

These crash course versions of large trees could grow to thirty meters high in three seconds. A kind of cow parsnip would be urged to grow to five meters high under the effect of divine power, and they formed a solid wall of nature.

Although they would instantly wither when they encountered Nidhogg's poisonous gas, their bark would burst and shatter into powder, but it was in this way that they completed the task of absorbing the poisonous gas, creating an opportunity for Tyr to kill Nidhogg.

Whenever Nidhogg's moves grew old, Tyr would appear and kill out of the withered temporary forest, leaving this evil poison dragon with a truly *unforgettable* terrifying scar.

The four great fierce beasts all had opponents, and next, naturally, it was king against king, general against general.

In this life, without Surtr, the one leading the fire giant legion was a fire giant Magra who had never appeared in the epic. The one who came to bully him was Frey, who possessed the [Sword of Victory], and his sister Freya.

Frey in full condition naturally didn't need to be said. Every sword of his could stir up a sea of light, reducing the flames on Magra's body. His sister Freya, on the other hand, wore her long-lost battle skirt in a limited-time regression and wielded a divine sword to help her brother resist the other elite fire giants.

Around them were a large number of light elves flying in the sky, using sharp light arrows to intercept the fire giants, preventing them from approaching Frey's core battlefield.

On the other side, the bow god Ullr was wantonly reaping the lives of the frost giants with his divine bow. His firepower attracted the attention of the frost giant king Thrym, who had awakened from the glacier. Thrym rode his floating dolphin and killed Ullr from behind in a way that was almost teleportation.

If there were no accidents, Ullr would die under Thrym's huge scepter (morning star) as in the epic [Edda].