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Chapter 1056 The Remains of Destiny

Luen's pupils trembled, and she saw her mother, the warmth that gave her birth. She still could not forget her mother's expression when she looked at the flames and whispered as she stepped into the Jinlunga Chasm.

That place turned out to be such a happy place.

Luen took a step forward and subconsciously raised her hand, wanting to touch the warmth that was within reach.

But... Luen paused. She felt a slight tug. She looked back and saw her children holding her back.

It is preventing her from being happy.

The flames of the ghost ship Najilfar were reflected in Lune's eyes.

Snapped--

It was a slapping sound that would make your face hurt, and of course there was also the sound of bones breaking that made your scalp tingle.

Luen tilted her head, and her icy face felt hot, probably because of pain. The fire in her eyes gradually faded, replaced by Hebi's cold face.

"Don't go there." Herbie's right hand was twitching, but she seemed not to feel it and said coldly, "Don't go there. Stay."

"I, I understand." Luen was a little afraid. She covered her cheek and lowered her head. The warmth on her face did not fade away, but spread throughout her body.

Seeing that Luen had calmed down, Hebi narrowed his eyes and looked up at Loki.

"Aren't you going to kill me? Why invite a kid like this?"

"It's not your turn yet." Loki reached out and stroked the scar on his lip, smiling eerily. "The uterus is ready, and the amniotic fluid is full, but this unnatural expansion of the Kinlunga Chasm cannot create a Founding Titan out of nothing."

"So I have no choice but to treat you as the dead fetuses of the original Titans, or premature babies, or pieces of flesh? It doesn't matter what. After you fall into the river, your flesh will become seeds and sprout and grow, becoming Titans that match the size of this Jinlunga Chasm."

Why did Loki state his purpose so generously? After excluding the possibility that the villain died because he talked too much, there is only one possibility left.

Because even if I knew, I couldn't stop it.

Loki waved his hand, and dozens of cannons were pushed out from the ghost ship Nagilfa, and then they all fired at the same time, and countless fireballs bombarded the Decisive Battle Fortress.

Those fireballs opened up in the air and turned into giant flames that crashed into the Decisive Battle Fortress. The entire fortress was about to fall in the blink of an eye.

The Decisive Battle Fortress tilted slowly, with the cold Giant Snowfield on one side and the Jinlunga Chasm filled with poisonous river water on the other. It seemed that no matter which side it tilted to, there would be no recovery.

All the players ran towards the side close to the Jinlunga Chasm at the same time. The entire Decisive Battle Fortress tilted instantly, falling apart and disappearing into the abyss.

Loki watched the fortress fall and opened his arms with great enjoyment. He was waiting for the sound of the seeds of life falling into the cradle that would nurture the huge body.

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"Hmm?" Loki frowned. The voice seemed a little wrong. Why was there only one sound?

A huge ship broke through the fog on the river and appeared in Loki's sight.

"What!?"

"What!?" Herbie covered his cheek and looked around in disbelief.

The few seconds when the Decisive Battle Fortress fell into the Jinlunga Chasm were the longest seconds for her. She saw Blaze reaching out his hand to her, and... the foreigners who were flying at high speed in the air and transforming the scattered Decisive Battle Fortresses into a giant ship.

The whole process is not magical. It is as if it has this function originally. Just connect some parts together, pull a chain, fold a few parts, and the giant ship will take shape.

But the problem is that this change is like the butt becoming the head, and the head becoming the butt. Whether it can be done is one thing, and why it should be designed in this way is another.

The Decisive Fortress-Giant Ship galloped across the Jinlunga Chasm. Its size was not smaller than the ghost ship Nagilfar, but it was still too small compared to the golden dragon Fafnir, like a leaf. However, it was not so easy to step on a leaf.

"Fire!"

The foreigners, like human cannons, fired powerful magic at Fafnir, but the effect was ineffective. The gold, a symbol of stability, easily negated the magic.

The miraculous transformation of the fortress into a giant ship only temporarily reprieved the death penalty. They had no way to deal with Fafnir and the ghost ship Nagilfar, and now they could only fight back desperately.

The golden dragon casually raised its claws and then slapped them down. The huge waves it created forced the foreigners to use their own skills to maintain the balance of the giant ship. Once a Jinlungabei fell into the river, it would mean their failure.

The terrifying thing is that this golden dragon became part of the ghost ship Najilfa, forming a group of monsters and was controlled by Loki as the captain.

On the extremely noisy giant ship, Blaze and Herbie felt it had quieted down. An old man and a young man stood on the deck in a very uncoordinated manner, looking at them and also at the ghost ship Nagilfar.

"Odin, Cyrene?" Blaze raised his hand to stop Hebi. He did it subconsciously because he sensed some kind of [danger].

“Hebi, come here!” Kullene shouted loudly, holding up the double snake cane, with a cynical expression and anxiety that was difficult to conceal. “This is not a place for us who are in charge of logistics. Come with me and make way for the stage!”

Blaze also thinks that Herbie should leave, because Herbie is the second generation Loki, and as long as Herbie is still there, Loki cannot be resurrected as [Loki].

Hebie... She looked at Odin as if she had expected it, raised her hand and pointed at the golden dragon and the ghost ship Naglfar that she could no longer see.

"That thing must be Loki's remains."

"Yes, lips are just a name. It has a prefix - [Indestructible]." Odin took off his hat and sighed as he looked at the ghost ship Nagilfar. "It is fate. Loki is destined to be the captain of this ship of death and drive this ship to take revenge on us."

"I saw that scene, and saw the raging fire he ignited. We killed him in advance, but his fate of driving the ship of death could not be eliminated, so Loki could not be eliminated either."

“It’s like a problem that has no beginning. It exists, but because it has no beginning, it cannot be solved.”

"Don't listen to his nonsense." Kullene knocked on the deck impatiently with her double-snake cane. The rapid thumping sound was like an accelerated heartbeat.

Kullene held out her hand to Hebi, "Let's go quickly, this place is too dangerous."

Facing the hand extended by Cyrene, Hebi chose to walk towards Odin and she stopped in front of Odin.

"I'm the second Loki, right?"

"Yes."

"Even if I die, am I still the second Loki?"

"Anywhere else in this world your fragile soul would dissipate because you are not that great, but here..."

"That's enough!" Kullene interrupted rudely, grabbing Hebi's hand and trying to leave, but Blaze was standing in front of him.

"You actually stopped me!?"

Blaze stood silently in front of Cyrene, listening to Odin talk about the solution to the current crisis.

"You will be summoned as the dead aboard the ghost ship Najirfar."

"Am I still the second generation Loki if I only have a soul?"

"The crime that prompted the murder of Balder came from your consciousness, your thoughts, and your soul. This crime proves that you are the second Loki."

That was the solution to the crisis, but it sounded like a death sentence for Herbie.

(End of this chapter)