Foolish Brother Odin

Chapter 36 Artificial Meteor Shower
The war between the Aesir and the Vanir is described in the Book of the Sibyl Prophecy:

This was the first large-scale and brutal war since the beginning of the world's chaos. The warriors of the two gods fought bravely on the battlefield, and the spears of the gods were stained with the blood of the enemy. As the two sides were evenly matched, the war lasted for many years, and both gods suffered huge sacrifices.

From Towns' point of view, Odin still has to bear the blame for not being able to defeat the Vanir in the epic.

The Aesir, with the advantage of playing at home, were beaten to a 50-50 draw by a group of latecomers who were not particularly strong. This in itself was their biggest failure.

In the final analysis, when the three Odin brothers were reshaping the world, they were fed up with the cold and the eternal night, so they simply and violently piled all the elements they didn't want into other worlds. As a result, the Aesir, who enjoyed the sun all year round, felt uncomfortable no matter which world they went to, and felt that others had taken advantage of the terrain.

Why did Njord send the 'Legendary King of Toughness' Gulveig to provoke the Aesir?
First of all, the Vanir are really confident and like to commit suicide.

Secondly, it is not ruled out that Njord deliberately lured the Aesir into his own territory and encircled and annihilated them.

Think about it, at a time when the Aesir can use the Rainbow Bridge, what will Odin find if he angrily brings a group of his minions to descend on someone else's island to demand an explanation?
Njord is the god of the sea!
He can easily summon huge waves, which in turn can attack the 'airborne troops' of the Aesir from all directions and without blind spots!
Unfortunately, Odin and Thor failed to kill Gulveig three times in a row and lost face. The gods were in a panic and had to attack, otherwise they would not be able to suppress the internal conflicts and opposition voices of the Aesir.

This is the most deadly!
Downs suspected that Odin in the epic was equalized step by step by Njord.

This life is certainly different.

Downs's transformation of the world was more thorough and more equal, and he single-handedly led the Aesir out of their primitive barbaric state. After conquering Gulveiger, his position was secure, and there was no need for him to be in a hurry to prove himself just because he was provoked.

and so……

Please see...

Meteor shower!
Not long after, Vanaheim.

The arrival of the Vanir gods easily attracted the mortals who were trying to make a living in this world. They were excited that this world finally had gods of the ocean. At the same time, the second group of Vanir gods awakened and rushed to Njord.

Now Niold was more confident.

Looking at the continent that was almost suspended in the sky, Njord felt a sense of disgust towards the Aesir gods who lived in higher places.

"Woo——"

Suddenly, a strange sound came from the sky.

"what sound?"

Not to mention the mortals who helped build the temple, even the Vanir god looked around in confusion, trying to find the source of the sound.

The sound soon turned into a deafening explosion. This time, almost everyone on the island and the surrounding fishing boats saw a huge rock that shook the air falling from the sky and crashing into the ocean to the east of the island.

"Be careful!" Frey, the Vanir god near the sea, subconsciously issued a warning, and a huge rock with a terrifying sound of breaking wind slammed into a passenger ship that was carrying believers to the island.

"Boom-"

This was a huge rock that was shot off target, but not completely off target. It landed less than 20 meters away from the ship.

Before the sailors on the passenger ship realized what was happening, waves mixed with countless sharp stone fragments hit them in the face.

The roar, the exaggerated sound of the waves, and the screams of the crowd continued for an unknown amount of time. When the poor sailor climbed up from the deck, he only felt a burning pain on his face. He subconsciously touched his face with his hand and found his teeth through the place where his cheek should have been. "Ahhh!" The sailor joined the ranks of the screamers.

He was rather unlucky. Most of the passengers in this simple wide-body wooden train without a roof were cut by the flying debris, causing them to bleed a lot, but the injuries were mostly not serious.

What is really frightening is that on the beach near the sea, there are several cracked boulders lying upside down on the beach. Their existence seems so out of place compared to this calm and almost endless beach.

"Be careful! There's more!" someone shouted.

Everyone looked up suddenly, and discovered with horror that more boulders weighing hundreds of tons were falling recklessly from the sky, as if God was punishing them by sending them a meteor shower representing "destruction."

Niold was horrified and quickly reached out to push.

As the divine power was released, the sea, which was relatively calm a moment ago, immediately began to surge. A huge wave, as much as thirty meters high, blocked the heads of the believers at the port dock at the most appropriate time.

The surging waves performed a movement similar to a human front flip, and thousands of tons of water roared over the heads of the believers, hitting the falling boulder.

Across the huge waves, people could only hear a dull thump, the sound of a huge rock hitting the water, slowing down and breaking apart instantly, which seemed less real as it passed through the water.

In this way, the huge waves carried the debris flying around and swept it to the bottom of the sea.

"Praise His Majesty Niold!" The ignorant believers shouted for miracles and knelt down to worship Niold.

Only the leader of the Vanir had a grim face and stared fixedly at the top of his head.

As the second boulder fell with a loud bang, the clouds above were already torn to pieces, and more powerful "meteorites" could be clearly seen, dragging long tails from east to west across the sky and rushing towards the island.

Even if Njord was a fool like Willy, he probably understood that this was not an ordinary meteorite at all. This was the revenge of the Aesir.

Through his perception that had expanded to the extreme, Njord had already vaguely realized that these huge rocks weighing more than ten tons were thrown from Asgard.

The astonishing noise caused by the falling of these stones naturally caused panic among mortals.

Njord no longer used the more strenuous waves. After a soft murmur, dozens of "sea snakes" like waterspouts emerged from the sea surface.

They are not real sea serpents, but a collection of water elements in the form of sea serpents.

They shot water bombs towards the sky, continuously spraying them, which collided with the falling rocks in the sky with incredible accuracy.

More stones fell, but their fate was no better than the previous ones. One by one, they were hit by water bombs like interceptor missiles, turned into rubble, and then fell densely into the sea, forming a terrifying stone rain.

The believers boasted about the greatness of the Lord God, but no one noticed that Njord's face was as black as the bottom of a pot.

The stones seemed to rain down endlessly. In the end, both the mortal believers and the Vanir gods felt a little numb, as if what was being intercepted was not stones, but some snow that did not need to be concerned about safety.

Is this really true?
Downs, high above, watched all this with a smile.

"Exchanging the giant's physical strength for Njord's divine power, is there anything more cost-effective than this?"

(End of this chapter)