Chapter 408

In order to welcome such a destiny, he created the 【Valhalla】.

Allowing the dead warriors to still fight alongside the gods as heroic spirits on the day Ragnarok arrives.

04 As the saying goes, heroes are immortal.

Will persists.

This is the story of a great god-king.

Of course, this is the Teyvat version of Odin.

Ye Ruo plans to modify many of the details and the chronological order of the story.

For example, in order to fight against fate, this god-king tried to obtain more wisdom and power from the Irminsul, forged the eternal spear Gungnir with a branch of the Irminsul, and drank from the Well of Wisdom hidden deep in the world.

As for why he hung himself upside down.

Because the Irminsul of Teyvat grows upside down, its roots grow upward.

So it will often appear as an upside-down symbol.

More than one person has discovered this, and upside-down objects have become a necessary existence in sacrificial rites.

And Norse mythology, as a myth and legend from distant time and space, is known by more than one person.

For example, Venti knows that Ymir's brain marrow became the sky and clouds.

The myth of the primordial human.

This Ymir is the first giant in Norse mythology.

Then, when the time comes, it will be enough to accidentally trick some similar things out of Venti, and then it will be equivalent to him using the myths in Venti's mouth to write a fictional story of Teyvat.

It revolves around the story of this god-king fighting against the disasters caused by the Irminsul.

Nothing else.

The danger is the poisonous dragon that is always gnawing on the Irminsul.

Then they all died.

Finally, in order to save the Irminsul, which had suffered great damage, Odin also sacrificed himself.

Further on, it connects to the legend of the three kings of later generations.

King Deshret, the Goddess of Flowers, and the Greater Lord Rukkhadevata.

King Deshret tried to find the knowledge and wisdom left by this god-king and possessed extremely high-level technology.

This is a top-tier Demon God.

And the Goddess of Flowers also learned of the distant past stories, feeling deeply attracted and worshipful of such a myth that was destined to perish.

She worshipped the greatness and fearlessness of that Odin.

As well as the determination to calmly face the destiny of death!

After all, as the goddess of flowers, what she pursued from the beginning was death.

That is the end of all ends.

Many people have said that the purpose of flowers blooming is for a brilliant death.

The Goddess of Flowers also thought so.

Because she felt that death could add a bitter flavor to lost joy, making it appear more intensely in infinite memories.

So the Goddess of Flowers finally died.

Such thoughts, perhaps humans cannot understand.

After all, it is too advanced.

It's okay, this is normal.

Because King Deshret didn't understand either.

He didn't even know this.

So this god-king of later generations searched for knowledge like a madman, hoping to resurrect this Goddess of Flowers.

Which made Ye Ruo shake his head.

Don't let King Deshret say, "Resurrect, XXX."

Then, he didn't find the knowledge about the former god-king, but instead found knowledge from other worlds.

That is the eerie 【Forbidden Knowledge】.

It is content that should not exist in this world.

As long as it comes to this world, this forbidden knowledge will spread crazily like a plague, causing those who know it to have crazy gibberish appear in their minds, and scales to start growing on their bodies.

Gray-black scales.

It will also seize the life of the earth, causing the Irminsul to wither.

A scene of misery.

Ye Ruo thinks, what kind of Cthulhu is this?

And this gray-black scale, is it easy to associate with a later disease?

Even if it's not the original version, there might be some connection.

The remnants of pollution still exist.

To put it bluntly, Sumeru is the place closest to the Irminsul.

People living here, if they are unlucky, are easily contaminated.

And as long as this forbidden knowledge exists, it will always be the lesion of the world.

Initially, to deal with this forbidden knowledge, it cost the Greater Lord Rukkhadevata half her life.

The whole person shrank significantly, and her divine power was severely depleted.

Even King Deshret could only choose to sacrifice himself.

Because the knowledge existed in his mind, it would continue to spread as long as he existed.

For the sake of the world.

He could only let himself be forgotten by the desert.

The Greater Lord Rukkhadevata later also had this problem.

One piece of forbidden knowledge killed a top-tier Demon God, and alternatively caused the Greater Lord Rukkhadevata, one of the Seven Archons, to die as well.

A bit too fierce.

So Ye Ruo thought about it, whether to make this forbidden knowledge the main plot.

This thing also appeared during Odin's period of protecting the earth.

Polluting the Irminsul.

Added to a series of disasters, that is Ragnarok.

In the end, when everyone was dead, Odin used his supreme wisdom to find a perfect way to erase this knowledge.

And sacrificed himself to save the Irminsul.

Then design it so.

The Greater Lord Rukkhadevata of later generations found some knowledge left by Odin, which is why she fought for longer.

However, it was still too little.

Not enough.

This made the Greater Lord Rukkhadevata sigh that if only she could see that god-king again.

With his help, she would definitely be able to heal the Irminsul and clear these disasters, right?

Doesn't this perfectly combine with the Sumeru myth?

Of course.

What Ye Ruo is writing is the Teyvat version of Odin, whose eyes won't be blind.

And there aren't so many messy giants.

At most, refer to one or two.

After all, in the future, Odin is him.

Why make yourself a blind man? This is not fun.

However, this Odin is the original upside-down one, and later generations will also have people who do similar behaviors.

But they will never be able to compare to the former.

Because Ye Ruo knows.

In the history of Teyvat, there really are such people.