Foolish Brother Odin

Chapter 101: God of the Deep Sea [Aegir]

Odumbra, the cow in Jotunheim, is always the biggest blind box opener.

Although it occasionally licks out some frozen Aesir, most of the time it brings only trouble.

God is it, and ghosts are it too.

Odin had long been tired of it.

While his elder brother was enjoying himself in Asgard, he had to wait for the cow in this snowy and icy place, hoping that the cow could lick out something incredible so that he could attack and destroy it immediately.

The joy that Odin felt when he first became the king of a world had long been worn away by the responsibilities that he had to bear day after day.

He had thought more than once about killing this cow that was as big as his palace. Unfortunately, even with Odin's spatial ability, he couldn't hurt it at all after trying many times.

Especially in the past year, Odin has become increasingly unhappy.

Comparison is harmful.

If his third brother Willy was a fool, but he could still enjoy the sunshine and the beach in Vanaheim, Odin could still accept it. But when he saw how Frey was treated, Odin couldn't stand it.

Why can a descended god like Frey rule a world, and the sunny Alfheim, with a bunch of good-looking, obedient and sensible light elves under his command? Why does Odin have to fight with giants in this barren snowy land, and command a bunch of disobedient giants?

Even if his mind told him that his elder brother did this in order to perfectly absorb the Vanir, and that this was not wrong; in his feelings, it was this pretty boy Frey who relied on his sister Freya's pillow talk to get to the top, from a trash deity to the lord of Alfheim and Vanaheim, whose status was even higher than his, Odin.

Odin's psychological imbalance became more obvious after Loki gradually moved closer to his eldest brother.

There is a sense of frustration that one's been poached.

Odin snubbed.

He was not a very responsible god to begin with. In the epic, whenever something went wrong in the Nine Realms, he would leave the work to Thor.

So, when the day came when the cow licked out a huge icy canyon, Odin was slow to attack.

"Go ahead and fight! Better keep Asgard busy for a while."

In the past, Odin would take the lead, and if there were any fish that slipped through the net, Asgard would take over. It was because of this mentality that Odin was relieved for a long time.

At worst, it will go from 'leaking a little' to 'leaking all over'.

"At worst, you can just punish me, the King of Jotunheim. Whoever wants to be the king of this crappy place can do so!" Odin muttered to himself gloomily.

When Odin arrived at the scene with his two older sons, Hoder and Vali, he was dumbfounded.

"What came out looked like a giant, but it wasn't a giant?"

The huge footprints at the scene told Odin that the guys coming out of the glacier were quite large. The problem was that these mysterious resurrectors did not rush to Asgard as the frost giants with crazy hatred in their heads, but went to the seaside and went straight into the sea.

"Father God, what should we do? Should we report to Asgard?" Wally asked in a deep voice.

"Report it. If they are enemies, they will naturally attack Asgard. If they are not enemies, then it doesn't matter." Odin squeezed the horse's waist, and the four-legged Pegasus ran back to its own temple by itself.

By the time Towns received the news, it had been delayed for at least half a day.

"I'm sorry, Your Majesty, I just didn't see that at the time." At the steps of the throne, Heimdall knelt down and apologized earnestly.

"Forget it, I don't blame you. After all, even though you have good eyesight, you can't take care of all aspects at the same time. Get up!"

"Thank you, Your Majesty!"

Heimdall does have divine vision.

He does have clairvoyance.

Clairvoyance is not omnipotent. He can see thousands of miles away, but he can only see a little. When he focuses on a detail, it is easy to ignore what is happening in the big picture.

Not to mention that Jotunheim is extremely large, it is about twenty times the size of Asgard.

Unless the other party takes the initiative to jump onto the Rainbow Bridge, Heimdall's monitoring range is quite limited.

After Downs asked Heimdall to return to his post, he couldn't help but fall into deep thought.

"A water guy? A sea monster? A sea giant? Or something else?"

In Norse mythology, there are many things related to water.

For a moment, Towns couldn't remember.

He wanted to continue paying attention to this matter, but unfortunately he encountered the same problem as Odin in the epic - there were a lot of guys around him, many of them were extremely powerful, and a lot of them were not very smart.

These guys who always use muscle to solve problems are "good helpers" who make the problem worse.

Thor, Frey, Tyr, and Vidal are already considered capable, and Downs will occasionally use Loki. This is all the internal affairs of such a large tribe of gods.

As for the other gods, it would be good enough if they can manage their own duties well. Don't expect them to have the ability to cross over and help Towns.

Tang Si ordered his Valkyries to keep paying attention and notify him if there was any new news. That was all he could do.

Not long after, changes really took place in the middle world.

The fishermen and sailors in Midgard and Vanaheim are all Tangs who worship the part-time sea god.

They would go to the specially built Temple of the Sea God to offer sacrifices and worship the statue of Tangs.

Every mortal would make a wish, praying for a smooth sailing and no storms or anything like that.

Sea storms are natural phenomena that inevitably occur when water on the sea surface is evaporated into the sky by the sun and accumulates to a certain level.

Towns is so busy with his work that he has no time to take care of this.

Fortunately, mortals are also ignorant. When they hear that someone's ship capsized, their first reaction is, "Those guys are not pious to the faith of His Majesty Downs Paulson, the God of the Sea, and His Majesty is angry."

The sailors who survived were blessed by Downs, and those who died were blasphemers. In this way, a perfect closed loop was formed logically.

But recently, a new god appeared in the seas surrounding Midgard - the god of the deep sea [Aegir]!
Mortals chant His divine name not out of respect for Him, but rather out of fear of Him!

This legendary deep-sea giant with four arms and a height of one hundred meters would deliberately use his long and strong arms to overturn ships sailing on the sea near his lair. When the ship capsized, the treasures and cargo on the ship would become his property.

According to legend, his residence was filled with all kinds of jewels and wealth, even to the point where gold was used for lighting, so his gold was also called the "Fire of Aegir"!
When Brunhilde reported the rumor to Towns, Towns finally realized who this guy was.

"It's him."

Sitting on the throne of the God King, Tang Si rubbed his brows.

It's not easy for him to be the God King.

The King of the Nine Realms meant that if there was an opponent in any realm, he would suppress the opponent. As for whether to suppress them to death or to bring them under his command, that was another story.

Another point to note is that Egil's priesthood is [Water], which overlaps with Downs' current [Ocean]. In theory, his priesthood is larger than Downs's.

In that case, there is nothing to say.

beat him!

(End of this chapter)