Foolish Brother Odin

Chapter 51: Njord's Counterattack

“Kaalaala!”

The waves rushed over, and in the blink of an eye they turned into a huge ice wall, enveloping the entire attacking force. The morale of the Aesir was greatly boosted, and they launched a fierce attack on the Temple of the Sea.

Of course, a huge amount of sea water gushed out from inside, trying to stop the attackers.

This time, Odin finally had the chance to attack first and threw out [Kungurnir] first.

The sharp spear tip lived up to his expectations and pierced right through the leading Niold's...water clone.

"Tsk! Despicable thing!" After taking back the magic spear, Odin had to fight with Njord's clones.

Njord was fighting at home and insisted on staying in the Temple of Poseidon and Odin was unable to do anything to him for a while.

When facing other Vanir gods, various Aesir gods used their magic.

Thor, the god of thunder, simply and crudely tried to evaporate the water with thunder, Balder, the god of light, wielded the sword of light and also burned the sea water, and Vidal, the god of the forest, summoned a huge magical mangrove forest, which frantically absorbed the water in front of it and drained the water outside Odin's ice wall.

But for the Giants, they could only wade through the deep water and charge forward with great difficulty, and managed to play very awkwardly.

On the other hand, the Vanir gods who took advantage of the situation and rushed out seemed to be like fish in water. They nimbly surrounded the Aesir in the waves and launched a fierce attack.

This battle made the Aesir doubt their own existence.

Are these the same rubbish Warner gods from the day before yesterday?

Why does it seem like a new group of gods have been replaced?

……

While there was a fierce battle in the underworld, in Asgard, the God King Dons had a rare moment of leisure.

After dealing with a bunch of official documents, he came to the spring next to the Golden Palace. This was a primitive spring that he deliberately did not repair. In this deep spring, which was deep enough for thirty giants to bathe together, there were many fish collected from the underworld swimming around.

Looking at the plaque with the words "Air Force Base" written in Runes at the gate of the spring area, the time traveler smiled knowingly.

When they arrived at the spring, a Valkyrie handed them fishing gear, but Downs chose a straight hook without bait.

"Mother! I guess you want to ask me whether Odin will win? Perhaps, this is the answer."

After fishing for most of the day, as expected, I caught nothing.

Just like an army going out to war.

As the sun set, lights flickered in the direction of the Rainbow Bridge, and Towns saw the unlucky Odin and his companions.

Return to Valhalla.

Thor punched down and smashed a wooden human-shaped target used for practice into pieces: "Damn it! Those rats just cowered and refused to come out."

Odin glanced at Tang Si with a guilty look on his face. Seeing that Tang Si did not express any opinion, he said with a dark face: "We will continue the attack tomorrow!"

Fortunately, Odin still had some common sense. He did not set up camp in front of the gate of Poseidon's Temple, but used the high mobility of the Rainbow Bridge to retreat.

They besieged the Temple of Poseidon for a whole day, but apart from killing a few impulsive Vanir gods, they gained nothing substantial.

For three consecutive days, the Aesir expeditionary force surrounded the Temple of Poseidon and bombarded it crazily, but Njord himself hid in the temple and refused to come out. The Vanir gods also learned their lesson. One of them lost his life on the first day, so he hid inside and cast spells, which made Thor and the others very angry.

The Temple of Poseidon relies on the entire ocean of Vanaheim for its divine power. In theory, it is impossible to defeat it unless this sea world is demolished.

Odin was almost mad. He had never thought that Njord, the big bald man, was such a coward.

At this time, Loki came up with an idea: "There is nothing we can do if they want to hide from us. Why don't we go to the nearby islands and seas and hunt down the mortal believers or some powerful sea creatures that Njord values?"

Hearing Rocky say this, Towns almost wanted to applaud Rocky.

Among the Æsir who have more brains than muscles, Loki is a breath of fresh air. He does what he thinks!

On the fourth day, the Aesir left Odin and the main force to watch over the Temple of Poseidon, while Thor led the other side to sweep the area.

Thor disdains to bully mortals.

As the god of revenge, Odin's own son Vali had no psychological burden in doing such a thing. When Njord listened to the prayers and wails of his followers before they died, he secretly hated Odin.

Even so, Niold did not take action.

It was not until Thor killed a giant swordfish that Njord finally could not help but run out to fight with Odin. Because that was the sea monster candidate that the Vanir king had set his eyes on and was about to become his next life.

Finally, the top tough guy on the opposite side fought the second in command of the Aesir tribe to a draw.

It is true that Odin's magic spear [Grungnir] hit Njord many times, but it weakened its water elemental life. This resulted in the younger Odin being slightly at a disadvantage overall despite having the upper hand on the scene.

The whole situation seems to be heading towards the bladder situation described in the epic poem Edda.

Ten days, one month, two months, three months.

As the agreed date drew closer, Odin became more and more impatient.

During these three months, Odin used every possible means of warfare, even asking a group of giants to work together to push a 10,000-ton boulder down from Asgard.

Still useless!

A three-hundred-meter-high short wave was launched in the Temple of Poseidon, forming several terrifying water hands. Even though Odin tried to block it with his magic spear, the ten-thousand-ton boulder was still blown up in mid-air by the defense of the Temple of Poseidon.

As the agreed time approached, Odin's attack plan became more and more impatient, until on the ninetieth day of the siege, when Njord suddenly stopped pretending.

"This is..." Thor and the others looked at the sea around the island in blank confusion.

A blue network was suspended in midair. In the middle of each grid was a large water outlet that could accommodate giants, spraying a huge amount of water towards the island.

This network extends all the way up, even covering the blue sky.

A blue circular light curtain enveloped the entire island, leaving all water on the island.

Until this time, the Aesir gods finally began to panic.

Loki loudly reminded Odin: "Rainbow Bridge! We can't see the Rainbow Bridge!"

The reason why the Aesir can attack from all sides is because of Heimdall. Whenever they are ambushed by the Vanir and the battle goes badly, Heimdall, who possesses a weakened version of "Clairvoyance", can activate the Rainbow Bridge in time to rescue the trapped members of their own side.

Now, the giant space magic of the Temple of Poseidon has even covered the sky.

The only thing that comes to mind is that this guy Niold wants to catch them all in one fell swoop!
"Don't even think about it!"

Odin hurled his [Kungurnir] hard.

This magic gun did not disappoint his expectations.

The sharp divine spear drew a straight silver line in the sky, easily smashing a water outlet in space into pieces.

The scene below made Odin astonished - there was actually another row of water outlets behind those water outlets.

This is a multi-layer water element composite magic array with [space] attributes!
Every second, tens of thousands of tons of water still pour in from all directions, turning this area into a huge cylindrical "underwater world" with a diameter of several kilometers, with the Temple of Poseidon as the center.

If the expeditionary force was soaked in water, perhaps the Aesir could survive. These guys with strong physical fitness could even survive in a vacuum, but the giants and mortal servants brought by Odin would be dead!

Odin's face turned pale in an instant.

(End of this chapter)