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They had been holding Blaze back here before, and Blaze was also holding them back. In a war of invasion, when the breakthrough and overwhelming individual forces of both sides were entangled with each other, the outcome would be decided by the armies of both sides.

Their army could not defeat the Children of the Crescent Moon and the Legion of Heroes, and the only Sun Chariot that could change the situation was used to overwhelm Blaze.

Now several of them have been defeated, leaving only four Sun Chariots and Real Sun Chariot Armor. It seems that they still have the advantage, but in fact they have already lost.

"The key is still you, the dying god."

The Dwarf King clenched his fists and stared at Blaze. The absolute power of the Sun Chariot was useless in front of Blaze.

Perhaps the True Sun Chariot Armor still has some strength to compete, but he will be petrified to death after just a few uses.

He is not afraid of death, and neither are the dwarves. They can continue to replace the user of the True Sun Chariot Armor, and will use it even for only one minute.

But they would not have the chance to replace the user of the True Sun Chariot Armor. Blaze was looking straight at him. As long as the True Sun Chariot Armor stopped, there would be no chance to use it again.

This minute in which all the capabilities of the True Sun Chariot Armor can be utilized is the last minute of the Dwarf Kingdom. Whether the Dwarf Kingdom can become great in his hands depends entirely on this minute.

"Don't do that."

Blaze suddenly spoke up.

"Throughout this period, I have loathed you and been your enemy, but you have risked your life for the sake of your own ambitions and the ambitions of the Dwarven Kingdom, pursuing them to the end without wavering or lying. I respect you for who you are."

"So don't do that."

Marika narrowed her eyes and clenched Surtur, her murderous intent boiling like never before.

What did the Dwarf King want to do? She didn't understand, but he knew that the key to this war that would determine the future of the Dwarf Kingdom was Blaze, who possessed the power to overwhelm the Sun Chariot.

Whether it is turning back time to make Blaze rejuvenate, or using all the sun chariots to lock Blaze at once, the essence is to make Blaze lose the ability to interfere in the war and try to kill Blaze.

But there is an easier way to kill Blaze than these extremely risky and unlikely methods, and that is destined death.

From the dwarves who drove the sun chariots to the dwarf king, they all called Blaze the dying god, and the dwarf messenger even claimed that he had a way to accelerate his destined death.

So why not use that method when you know Blaze is definitely the enemy?

Blaze obviously guessed what the destined death was, and he also understood that this was actually a very difficult choice for the Dwarf Kingdom.

This was a result that was almost mutually destructive, and to some extent, the Dwarf Kingdom even suffered greater losses.

"You can fight for the Dwarf Kingdom until the very end, or you can escape with the dwarves who are willing to go with you to protect the remaining forces and prepare to make a comeback."

"These are all things you can and should do. Carry out your own ideas to the end. Even if it means self-destruction and mutual destruction, it is still a hateful choice. At least you fought for the Dwarf Kingdom until the very end and did not lose your dignity."

"But what you're thinking now only makes me think you're pathetic. You're no longer fighting for the Dwarf Kingdom to win me over. Instead, you simply want to win me over, even going so far as to trample on every promise you've made."

"So don't do that."

Blaze's words made the Dwarf King clench his fists, and at the same time he felt a chill. He didn't expect that Blaze had even seen through his own destined death.

"So, that's how it is. It's Odin, right? He's actually afraid of his destined death, so he used his omniscience to peek into your fate. In that case, you should also know that we really have a way to bring your destined death forward." The Dwarf King's voice trembled, and he roared as if he was making a final effort.

"You are only telling me this because you are afraid of your destined death!"

"Stop! Give up invading the dwarf kingdom!"

"I reject."

Blaze's simple and clear answer made a fierce look flash in the Dwarf King's eyes, and the black True Sun Chariot Armor instantly released a dazzling light.

"Since you've done such a ruthless thing, don't blame me for being unscrupulous!"

"Self-destruction!?"

Marika instinctively stepped in front of Blaze, but Blaze shook his head.

After the light disappeared, the Dwarf King and the True Sun Chariot Armor had disappeared.

The dwarves driving the Sun Chariot were stunned for a moment, then immediately drove the Sun Chariot towards Blaze. Many dwarves hiding in the dark also rushed over, but their target was the Sun Chariot without a driver.

Obviously these dwarves all know what destined death is and are now stalling for time.

"Really? It seems you made the worst choice." Blaze held the Broken Steel Holy Sword and pointed the scabbard at the dwarves.

"Don't worry. Since my destined death will eventually come, I will naturally walk towards it slowly and will not run away."

Chapter 1932 The Gift of Destiny

Marika was very anxious because the Dwarf King had disappeared with the True Sun Chariot Armor, and left a statement of using any means necessary before leaving.

The destined death that will inevitably kill Blaze is about to come at any time, and they must stop the Dwarf King.

But the dwarves in front of them swarmed over, and each of them was wearing magical armor, driving the sun chariots one after another, and fearlessly blocking them.

"Get out of my way!"

Marika's eyes were red, and there was endless cruelty in her ferocious dragon pupils.

Unlike Marika's anger and loss of control, Blaze was swaying and seemed not to be in a hurry at all. He even nodded with satisfaction and pointed at the dwarves who were coming to kill him.

"Look, Marika, we don't have to worry about which dwarves we can keep and which we have to eliminate. The dwarves rushing over to get in our way must be enemies."

"And those..." Blaze pointed at the dwarves who had come to the chariot but remained motionless with their fists clenched, "can stay. They are also willing to sacrifice themselves for the Dwarven Kingdom, but they also have a line that must not be crossed."

"They would rather be called traitors now and die later to pay for their crimes, or fight to the death for the Dwarven Kingdom, than do anything to bring about my destined death."

Marika glanced at him. She wanted to harm Blaze, so she was bad! She must die! But now she didn't want to help the Dwarf King harm Blaze with his destined death, so she was good! She could live!

A simple formula is established.

At the same time, Marika was also a little confused. Why did Blaze seem to know what destined death was, and he knew it very well?

"Of course, because I know what they mean by the destined death. I even know who it is and where it is."

"What!?" Marika paused, and without even bothering to get up, she rushed over and grabbed Blaze's arms.

"What is it? Who is it? Where is it?!"

"Don't worry, there are more important things right now!"

"What could be more important than this?"

"Yes." Blaze held Marika's shoulders and looked around. "This is a part of our future, and destined death is just a passing visitor in our future."

"Why should we regret in the future because of the passing of time? If only we could work harder at that time."

Marika was silent. Indeed, they could leave now if they wanted to, but what about these dwarves? They would undoubtedly drive the sun chariot to launch an attack.

The Dwarf Kingdom changed from the "Dwarf Kingdom attacked by Asgard" to the "Evil Kingdom that caused great damage to the world", and those ordinary Dwarves who did not participate in it also bore the blood debt.

Until now, the Dwarf Kingdom is still the [victim].

"I understand." Marika took a deep breath, her eyes fixed on the fearless dwarves, "Just get rid of them as soon as possible!"

……

A golden, flickering light passed through the azure ocean, tore through the dim sky, and fell into the world of death like the falling sun.

The dwarf king raised his hands tremblingly, supported himself on the ground and slowly stood up. His destination was right in front of him.

He was a handsome young man with deathly white hair. His condition at the moment was horrible. Various incredible torture instruments left countless horrific wounds on his body. Huge chains pierced his body, as if they were integrated with his flesh.

He is a prisoner in the lowest level of hell.

The moment he saw him, the Dwarf King couldn't help but want to laugh loudly and heartily, but he couldn't laugh because he came to release this hateful and abominable prisoner with his own hands.

He is Balder the Dead Sun, the second-generation One-Eye, and the culprit who cursed, imprisoned, and tortured the dwarves for countless years.

It was also Blaze's destined death.

Just as Blaze, who killed Baldur, became a blind god, so killing Blaze would also make one a god, a god yet to be born.

However, this condition is extremely harsh. It is more like "blood debt must be paid with blood" than a destined death.

Just as Blaze killed Balder of Odin's family, the Odin family has the right to take revenge on Blaze, but because Blaze is now also a member of Odin's family, the avenger must be both a member of Odin's family and not a member of Odin's family.

The best candidate is undoubtedly a member of Odin's family who has just been born and has not yet completed his coming-of-age ceremony. But let alone Odin's family, even the Aesir are almost dead, and Odin will definitely not cooperate, so the only one who is qualified is Balder.

Although Baldur is dead, due to his solar properties, he will eventually rise from the land of death, so he is in a chaotic state of life, just like a baby about to be born.

As soon as Balder is released, his revenge on Blaze will begin.

The birth of gods is inevitable and is in the long river of time, so the god born by killing Blaze must appear, and Balder is the only one who meets the conditions, which is his destined death.

But when it really came to this moment, the Dwarf King felt a little regretful, but when he thought of Blaze blocking him and the Dwarf Kingdom, he gritted his teeth and continued to move forward.

As long as Blaze is still around, the Dwarf Kingdom will never rise to prominence. As long as Blaze is still around, the Dwarf Kingdom will be ruled by Asgard and will never be able to become the kingdom above all kingdoms. As long as Blaze is still around...

For the future of the Dwarf Kingdom, Balder must be released to destroy Blaze. Furthermore, Balder's resurrection is inevitable. A reborn Balder is no longer destined to die. There's no reason to curse the Dwarves. Perhaps Balder's resurrection would even be more beneficial to the Dwarves...

The dwarf king tried desperately to defend himself, but as he left, Blaze's pitying look remained in his mind.

He lost his dignity at that moment, lost his dignity in front of his enemies, and then he had no choice, and no chance to regret.

He still has some time left and can use the power of the True Sun Chariot Armor to escape at any time. He also has magic armor that can block sunlight.

"Bader, let's make a deal..."

Before the Dwarf King could finish his words, the True Sun Chariot Armor opened automatically and he knelt on one knee, exposing himself directly in front of Balder.

"Fate is indeed wonderful. It always comes true in unexpected ways." Balder slowly opened his eyes. He looked at the Dwarf King, holding his chin and smiling calmly.

"I never thought it was my curse that the dwarves who had hunted me for countless years came to free me. They even brought me a sun chariot transformed into battle armor. How thoughtful."

"Ba, Balder, let's make a deal." The Dwarf King said bravely, "Armor, freedom, in exchange for your protection of the Dwarf Kingdom."

"That is a gift given to me by fate. You are just an errand boy." Balder smiled indifferently, and the light of the Sun of Death erupted towards the Dwarf King.

The magic armor that could only deal with the sun was completely unable to block the light of the dead sun, and the dwarf king turned into a stone statue in the light.

"As for the Dwarven Kingdom, they were able to create such a dangerous weapon. It turns out that simply taking away their wisdom isn't enough."

Chapter 1933 I Have Nothing Left

"This is the last one."

Blaze let go of his hand, and a dwarf stone statue fell to the ground. The body that could bend steel with bare hands and had incredible resistance to impact was easily broken into several pieces after being petrified.

All seven sun chariots were seized, and the dwarves who fought fearlessly and delayed time to bring about the Dwarf King's destined death all died.

There was still a small number of dwarves standing on the edge, neither participating nor leaving, maintaining a neutral state.

They want to fight for the Dwarf Kingdom, and their stance is the same as that of the Dwarf King. Their goal is to make the Dwarf Kingdom a kingdom above all kingdoms.

As to whether they would deliberately provoke a war in order to sell their own weapons better, or deliberately provide weapons to the weaker party in order to prolong the war, the answer is yes.

As long as it can bring benefits to the Dwarf Kingdom, doing such a thing is just natural.

Blaze will not allow this to happen, so Blaze is an enemy and must be defeated, but using destined death to defeat Blaze is another matter, which touches the bottom line of the dwarves.

Descended from the mythical totem World Tree, they also abide by the principle of blood debt must be repaid with blood. Balder owes the entire dwarf clan an endless blood debt. It is meaningless to release Balder to achieve their goal of defeating Blaze, and it will not bring any positive changes to the dwarves' situation.

So they would not help the Dwarf King release Balder, as this would be using their own lives to help an evildoer who had tortured their ancestors for generations.

The Dwarf King made this choice because his selfishness outweighed rational thinking. He had to defeat Blaze and chose to gamble that Balder would make a promise for freedom and revenge and would not continue to destroy the dwarves because of his destined death.

But the success or failure of this kind of gambling is not decided by oneself, and the object is Balder, an individual with capricious moods and mentally inhumanity. It is meaningless to rely on luck to win.

But the Dwarf King has the best forging skills in the entire Dwarf Kingdom and is respected by all dwarves. They cannot refute the Dwarf King's decision and can only express silent opposition by doing nothing.

Blaze looked at the dwarves and knew that they would definitely continue to fight, but because the Dwarf King was now releasing the destined death, they did not want to provide any help, so they remained motionless.

They would not continue to fight until their destined death had come to an end. Such dwarves were actually worth recruiting, and they held high positions in the Dwarven Kingdom. Their qualifications to fight meant they had high forging skills.

Blaze put on the [Eye of Athena] and contacted Jasmine.

His shrunken appearance naturally caused another round of commotion, but fortunately, Jasmine was more sensible and knew the priorities of things, so after being distracted for a moment, she began to report on the progress of the strategy.

Most of the territory of the mobile kingdom of Svartalfaheim has been occupied by the Exterminators, and the core area of ​​the Central Furnace is also in their control, and more than 10,000 ordinary dwarves have been captured.

Fortunately, ordinary dwarves do not have much desire to resist. Over countless years, the dwarves have become extremely convinced of the system where forging skills determine one's status and without forging talent, one has no rights.

Except for a small number of dwarves with high forging skills who did not want to help release Balder, the rest had all died at the hands of Blaze and Marika. No one was spared. It was equivalent to that the power class of the current Dwarf Kingdom had been wiped out and could be taken over easily.

In addition, the perfect magic skills of the Dwarf Kingdom were born from the technology of the Age of Gods. Jasmine was able to convince these ordinary dwarves with just a few words, and the process of conquering the entire Dwarf Kingdom was very smooth.

Jasmine couldn't help but complain about the distorted system of the Dwarf Kingdom. Having superb forging skills does not mean having leadership ability. It is already quite difficult to manage the food, drink, defecation and urination of ten people, let alone manage an entire nation.

Therefore, the result of the evolution of the dwarves is that dwarves without forging skills have no dwarven rights. This is a simple and crude solution with many hidden dangers.

It is difficult for someone to be particularly difficult and have extremely high political fighting ability in this kind of environment... Simply put, they are not very smart, and there has never been a leader with a long-term vision.

Perhaps, but the dwarves, as an ancient nation, have a long history and traditions that are extremely difficult to change. In addition, the beneficiaries of the system are natural opponents.