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Chapter 1665 The Cut Line
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Blaze's expression froze, and then, as if to prove that he had heard correctly, more shattering sounds came from where he had hit.

“Is this…going to break!?”

This is a serious matter. First, without knowing that Fenrir was dead, he said in front of Ouroboros and Hela that he wanted to reunite the three siblings. Now he destroyed the only remaining bones of Fenrir.

Before the salt water Tiamat invades and destroys the world, the world may be twisted by the Ouroboros first.

Blaze immediately searched the warehouse, hoping to find glue or something else that could fix Fenrir's skeleton.

But what made Blaze despair was that the skeleton of Fenrir was like a domino tower that had always maintained perfect balance. His palm destroyed the balance, and the entire skeleton of Fenrir spread and collapsed with the place where he slapped as the center.

In just a blink of an eye, the huge mountain of Fenrir's skeleton had completely collapsed into pieces, and Blaze had just taken out the [leftover rice balls], and he planned to use the rice grains to stick them together a little.

Blaze turned around stiffly. He was sure that the movements here were definitely seen by Ouroboros.

But as expected, the Ouroboros still closed its eyes and imitated the mountain.

"The favor between us is not that great, don't think about that, you can just give birth to—"

Blaze's voice paused, and he felt a strong burning sensation on his arms where Hela had held them.

He immediately took off his equipment and clothes, and black handprints like a curse were left on his arms.

"This is too dirty. I guess I need to ask Hebi to teach Hela to wash her hands more often."

Blaze complained that he didn't think it was a curse, but probably a mark. However, as the goddess of death, Hela really couldn't leave any festive-looking marks.

The two black handprints turned into thick smoke and spread out. The fierce dust raised by the collapse of Fenrir's skeleton condensed as if summoned, forming a vague shape of a giant wolf.

Blaze was very confident in his own eyesight. Fenrir was completely dead, his soul shattered and returned to the earth. The cloud of the giant wolf was more like a bit of remaining consciousness.

No, it's even more vague than that, something deeper that can only be understood but not expressed in words.

The giant wolf cloud shook, and a man walked out of it. The man's face was blurry, and he vaguely looked very similar to Blaze.

Although many extremely powerful monsters can understand human language, due to the structure of their bodies, they can only communicate through consciousness, such as the Ouroboros. There is also another type that is like the one in front of us, which constructs a human body with the environment.

Normally, the human bodies constructed are in the likeness of the humans they want to converse with.

"Ah...ah, you..." The human figure constructed by Fenrir's residual consciousness opened its mouth, as if adapting to the human language, and it took a while before it could speak fluently.

"Are Ouroboros and Hela doing okay?"

“…Fortunately, Ouroboros is now free. Although Hela cannot leave Helheim and is very busy, she likes it this way.”

Perhaps because Fenrir's residual consciousness used his appearance to construct a humanoid figure that could talk immediately, Blaze's words were not unfamiliar at all, as if he was an old friend who had not seen each other for many years. "If you were here, they would definitely be better."

Fenrir's remaining consciousness shook his head.

"In fact, there is no affection between the three of us siblings. We were separated and thrown into our own cages when we were born. I was lucky enough to be taken to Asgard, where I was given some freedom for a while."

"But later, the World Tree was destroyed, the totem was cut off, and that thin, unimportant brother-sister relationship became the totem that maintained our strength and life."

"So this is the cause of your death?" Blaze said in a deep voice. Even though Fenrir's remaining consciousness did not explain, he got the answer.

The totem describes everything about the gods, as well as the extremely powerful monsters. Hela, Ouroboros, and Fenrir are also in the totem. They will complete their destined missions in the prophesied Ragnarok.

Therefore, when the totem is shattered, the gods will be affected, as will the monsters. The larger their proportion, the greater the possibility of being destroyed. And the moment the totem is destroyed, it itself will also be affected.

For example, if Culene's heart was removed and replaced with a just heart, these would be relatively good results. The result for more gods is destruction and death, and monsters cannot avoid this result either.

But it is not that there is no way to deal with this situation. For example, the devil Paine, through repeated noble sacrifices, compressed himself to a level that would not be affected by the upheaval of the world.

However, Hela and her two siblings survived using a simpler method. Their [three-sibling relationship] connected them to each other, and the seemingly shallow kinship became a thread that could not be cut even by the world turning upside down.

Of course, this is not simply due to the brotherly love. The factors such as Helmuth being swallowed by the Ouroboros and Hela being in the Helmuth being the invincible one have made this miraculous situation possible.

The three siblings were supposed to live together in this new era, but just as Blaze had worried before he came, the prison on Fenrir was extremely oppressive and terrifying. It would drive people crazy and make them feel only resentment and unable to see the beautiful parts.

And the sad thing is, when someone is angry, mad, and hateful, they always hurt the people who love them unconditionally first.

The same goes for Fenrir. He was sealed here and because of the sword in his mouth, he couldn't close his mouth. All the emotions such as depression, pain, anger, etc. rushed to Ouroboros and Hela, the only ones who cared about him.

The thread that connected the three siblings and could not be cut even by the upheaval of the world was bitten off by Fenrir, and Fenrir died, leaving only a huge skeleton.

"Fenrir is dead. He has been dead for a long, long time. His hatred has turned into a ghost and disappeared with the wind. What remains is only the thread that once connected him to Ouroboros and Hela."

"That is me in front of you."

"No wonder you look so calm."

Blaze put his hands on his hips, not knowing what to say. After all, what was in front of him couldn't even be considered Fenrir, but only the [relationship] between Fenrir, Ouroboros, and Hela.

Fenrir's remaining consciousness took a step forward and came in front of Blaze in the mist.

No expression could be seen on the extremely unreal and blurry face, but Blaze could clearly feel the longing coming from it.

"You meet the requirements. I hope you can replace Fenrir and connect with Ouroboros and Hela."

(End of this chapter)