Miss Surtr will ignite the world

Surtr's vision was filled with blinding sunlight, and the intense heat, far exceeding the limits of what a normal person could bear, emanated from the front. Squinting, he could vaguely see subtle, rhythmic magical colors on the surface of the light.

That must have been a barrier that Skadi set up later.

Besides that, there was also a strange sense of closeness, just like when she met Saber before.

In this Lostbelt, no one else but him could give her this feeling.

"So, we're on the sun now? What are we doing here?"

Surtr asked, puzzled.

Although she knew it was probably related to the Impermanence Fruit, she still couldn't guess what the other party wanted to do.

"This is the sealed part of the Great God's Cage, and also the only exit. Whenever he wants to get out, he will definitely pass through here."

Skadi began to explain.

"Therefore, I can set up a magic circle here and channel the effect of the Impermanence Fruit onto the magic circle. When he comes out, he will definitely run into it."

"I see. This is much simpler than just stuffing it into his mouth."

Surtr nodded, but then asked.

"But if he sees it beforehand, won't he just destroy the magic circle?"

"Don't worry about that. Even if he does realize there's something wrong with the exit, he won't be able to sabotage it."

Skadi spoke with confidence.

"Alright then, since you put it that way, I have no objection."

Surtr nodded.

"Once it's done, we'll find an opportunity to release him."

The Infernal Ice and Flame Hell: Chapter Eighteen - The Storm Ruler

A cold wind drifted across the snow-covered plain.

Deep in the mountains, where flames raged, two figures trod across the snow-covered ground, gazing at the sky as the blazing sun gradually sank below the horizon.

"You should have everything arranged by now."

"Surtr asked."

The magic circle is complete; all that remains is to break the seal.

"Yes, the residents of the Nordic countries have all been settled. With the Valkyrie around, there's no need to worry about them being affected."

Skadi nodded.

"What about Saber? Will she come and cause trouble?"

In this singularity, the only variable is Saber. She is a fragment of Surtur's spirit, which might have some impact.

"Don't worry, he will definitely not be able to bother us for at least the next two days."

Skadi smiled, her tone certain.

"Damn it! Let me out! You bunch of cowards! Let me out if you dare!"

Inside the castle, angry roars echoed from a closed room as a tall man repeatedly pounded his fist against the ice wall, producing a thunderous sound.

Again.

Ophelia, who was in the same room as the other person, looked at the complex runes engraved on the wall and shook her head.

They were about to deal with the enemy's main body, so there couldn't be any trouble behind them. Saber, who was closely connected with the enemy, was immediately imprisoned.

Ignoring the other party's useless actions, Ophelia turned her gaze to the familiar outside the house and quietly watched the battle that was about to begin.

"That's good. Let's get started. I'm ready anytime."

As Surtr spoke, he took a dark-colored longbow from his backpack.

The thick, arched body immediately evoked images of the earth beneath one's feet, and the rich divine aura swirling around it made Skadi take another look.

Another divinely crafted weapon, and it's a bow too. This family is truly multi-talented.

Seemingly sensing the other party's thoughts, Surtr waved the weapon in his hand.

"After all, it's to deal with him, so I can't just keep using fire. I'm quite good at that too, and it's no worse than using a sword."

This is a weapon she created in the previous singularity, using Tiamat's horn as material and the wisdom of the people.

There is no corresponding Noble Phantasm in this world, but the wisdom of the people is not such a limited Noble Phantasm; it is not only possible to create a Noble Phantasm based on its prototype.

It can provide ready-made design drawings, but it can also be modified on them.

Due to material limitations, Surtr could not completely replicate those powerful Noble Phantasms, but the bow itself was made of high-quality materials, namely Tiamat's horn, which symbolized the earth. In terms of effect, it also reached the level of divine weaponry.

Its power is quite considerable.

"That's right, then let's do as we agreed before. You'll be in charge of the main damage output, and I'll use magic to assist you."

Skadi nodded and voluntarily assigned herself to the support role.

While Runes are versatile, they lack a bit in terms of main damage output, which Surtr has a significant advantage in.

"Then, I'm going to break the seal."

As she spoke, Skadi waved her staff, magic surging within her. She retracted the reinforcements she had made around the cage, then pointed the tip of her staff at the sun in the sky, intricate runes swirling around it.

At the same time, Surtr created some distance between himself and his opponent, the snow beneath his feet churning up, and then, strange greatswords that looked like shovels rose from the ground.

The greatsword is called Storm Ruler, also known as Giant Slayer.

It is an anti-Titan weaponry created by Surtr using God's Mud, based on memories extracted from the planet.

However, the shape of these greatswords makes them unsuitable as arrows.

With a thought, Surtr transformed the greatsword beside him into slender arrows, designed to fit the shape of the longbow.

He grabbed it and put all his breath on the bowstring.

Just then.

Skadi was also ready.

A purple beam of light shot out from the very tip of the staff, traversing thousands of meters before finally landing on the surface of the sun.

The inconspicuous beam of light was swallowed by the sun, but in the next moment, an unexpected effect occurred.

As if a membrane had been pierced, the light that had illuminated the world for three thousand years suddenly vanished without a trace, replaced by the deepest darkness.

"..."

It directly destroys feelings.

Surtr twitched her lips. Well, the method to break the seal was even simpler and more brutal than she had thought.

Within that endless cage where time and space are meaningless, a flame flickers.

Even in this abyss-like space, he exuded a tremendous presence.

And suddenly.

Besides him, another ray of light fell from the sky.

The cage that had been sealed for three thousand years was broken, and for the first time, a wind came from the outside, mixed with cold magic.

Who was it? Who broke the cage?

A profound existential bewilderment.

He, who had been sent to the outside world, did not return. The defenses left by the goddess prevented him from receiving any information. So, who else but him could break the seal right under the goddess's nose?

And soon, the doubts in my mind were answered.

Outside, on the distant land, a familiar aura wafts over—that goddess, and... him?

The other party broke the cage himself.

In an instant, he understood the other party's plan.

The time has come.

The enormous body swayed in space, and the dim flames suddenly rose up. That majestic body symbolized the flames of destruction. The being named Surut cast its gaze outside the seal and saw the two tiny beings at its feet.

"hehe."

He laughed out loud.

"Then let's continue the unfinished Ragnarok and see if you can accomplish the great feat that even the great god Odin could not achieve."

"Let's start with this strike as the beginning of the final battle."

"Get ready, he's coming."

Skadi's reminder reached her ears, and her tone visibly became serious.

"clear."

Surtr nodded, took a deep breath, and feeling her half-body in mid-air, she nocked all nine arrows onto her longbow.

hum.

The taut bowstring was forced to bend under immense force, the air twisted, and Surtr's eyes gleamed as he aimed all nine arrows at the sun above the mountain ridge.

The surging magic stirred up a gale, while nearby, runes shone, complex symbols leaping in the air before finally settling into Surtr's longbow.

The already surging magic intensified at this moment, and a terrifying aura emanated from above.

The arrow's tip was aimed at the sky.

No one spoke again, and in the silence, golden blood was left on the dark sun.

Surtr tensed up.

I imagined the appearance of the King of Giants, but what I saw was a completely different scene.

The sun, which should have been dim, once again shone with dazzling light.

The Infernal Ice and Flame Hell: Chapter Nineteen - The Invincible Sword of Flame

A sun fell from the sky.

No, that's a sword, a sword that shines brighter than the sun.

A strange sense of déjà vu flashed in Surtr's eyes. She seemed to have done something similar before, except that last time she was the one on top.

The Fiery Sword pierced through the clouds, and even before it hit the ground, the intense heat emanating from it caused the snow beneath its feet to melt rapidly.

At this moment, Surtr suddenly understood what Ishtar and the others were feeling back then.

"He actually... Stop him! We absolutely cannot let him release it!"

Skadi's tone was impatient as complex runes rose into the air.

"I know... Damn it, that guy doesn't play by the rules at all! Skadi, prepare to defend."

Surtr cursed as he turned his longbow toward the sun, which was in freefall.

There's still a considerable distance to the ground; there's still time.

Tsk.

I thought I could get the first move, but it turned out the other side initiated the team fight first.

She was taken aback, but her hands didn't stop moving. The insight brought by her clairvoyance allowed her to see the sword directly through the dazzling light around her.

Adjust the position and tighten the bowstring.

next moment.

"Shoot down a hundred!"

As soon as the words were spoken, a magical voice, like a thunderclap, resounded from within the seal.

"Radiate light! Blade of Flame!"

The hum of bowstrings vibrating echoed through the air, the impact swept across the land, and the earth roared as arrows, poised to be released, burst forth amidst a chaotic storm.

The sound was left far behind; the arrow seemed capable of tearing through space, and the distance of several thousand meters was covered in an instant.

At the same time, countless runes rose from the ground, arranged and combined in the air to form the most solid shield, enveloping the two of them.

The next moment, the arrow and sword collided in the sky, and the two nearly identical magical forces released astonishing energy, causing the surrounding space to continuously collapse. The powerful magical shock swept across the entire Lostbelt.