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Just like when Odin finally defeated Surtur, Muspelheim reappeared and Surtur's daughter, Queen Sind, who was also a father-level figure, led the fire giants to continue to fight against Asgard.

When flaws appear in something that should be perfect, it will always make people feel unhappy.

Laufey focused all his attention on Asgard itself.

Odin, the father of all gods and the most powerful god, did such a guy really die quietly as Loki said?

"Even if Odin and Loki are jointly setting up this trap, it's still worth the risk! An Asgardian at the end of his life, even Odin, must be at one of the weakest times of his life! With Odin's pride, he actually resorted to deception, which already shows his weakness and lack of confidence."

Kill Odin, wash away the shame and shadow brought to him by Odin, and use Odin's head to shock the Nine Realms!

Laufey slowly closed his eyes and waited patiently.

The closer Jotunheim's army gets to Asgard, the more confident he will be in confirming Odin's condition.

As for the newly emerged race, well, it did arouse Laofei's interest. He could see at a glance that this was a race born for war, and any ambitious Heavenly Father would not reject such a group.

At the same time, Earth.

"Well, just as I expected, before the upgrade, the same number of aliens is far from enough to fight against these gods."

Duva was aware of the movements of all aliens and had a clear understanding of the progress of the war.

"Then I need to send a larger number of aliens to Asgard to join the battle and bring back enough materials for me. Then, I can use the best facehuggers to parasitize the Protoss captives, and continue to decipher the secrets of the powers of the various Protoss, and then..."

There was a gleam of heat in Duva's eyes.

His ultimate goal in participating in this war has never been a certain god itself, but the world tree that exists as the source of divine power!

(End of this chapter)

Chapter 52 Aliens will always be friends and brothers of the Aesir!

"We have finally captured a prisoner this time. Let's take him back and interrogate him thoroughly to find out what kind of people he is!"

On a planet with life, the ground is full of potholes and the air is filled with bone-chilling cold.

The four frost giants took some effort to cripple an alien.

On a planet ravaged by war, it is not easy to turn the tables on the aliens without using magic and technology.

The aliens are very good at using complex environments to launch combat. Any one of them will have terrifying patience and be best at seizing fleeting opportunities to attack. Since the war began, countless unlucky frost giants have been ambushed.

Even if the Frost Giants can defeat the Aliens, it will be difficult to capture them alive. This is because the Aliens are too cruel. As long as there is a slight possibility of victory, they will not accept any form of threats, inducements, or surrender. Once they are sure that they are doomed, they will use their last bit of strength to rush forward and commit suicide. They would rather sacrifice themselves and splatter blood than drag the enemy to death together.

During this period, the Frost Giants truly realized the madness and terror of this race.

Of course, they are also very powerful. In the first few days after the war broke out, they were able to achieve a three-to-one casualty ratio with the Frost Giants, killing and capturing hundreds of them.

"Hey, we are already familiar with these guys' methods. The damage to this tribe is getting worse. Now ten of them can't replace one of us. More will die in the future, and sooner or later they will not be able to hold on." A frost giant looked down at the alien. "Such an extreme and crazy race, I don't believe this guy has many people."

The more proficient in crazy fighting, the more casualties there will be in various situations, and the total population will not be high. This is normal logic.

What's more, these aliens that entered the battlefield were crazy, so could it be that those "civilians" who did not go to the battlefield were also so hysterical?

It's impossible, absolutely impossible. No Frost Giant would believe it if I told them.

"Fool, even if it's twenty for one, it's still a defeat for us Frost Giants! We are about to defeat the Aesir and rule the Nine Realms. How can we pay a heavy loss to such an unknown race?"

"Okay, all of you shut up!"

At this time, a frost giant in a robe took off his hood and glanced at the others coldly. This was obviously a frost giant who mastered divine power and magic: "The big shots above are very concerned about these guys and want to make them our subordinate race. You'd better watch your mouth."

"But, none of these guys are willing to communicate with us so far. If it weren't for the confirmation that they have extremely high intelligence, a complete social structure and a hierarchical order, I would have suspected that they are uncivilized primitive creatures." The Frost Giant who spoke first complained.

Soon, his mouth was frozen shut by a terrible magic.

"Even if they are primitive creatures, they still have extraordinary value and are fully qualified to become one of us, not to mention that they are not!"

The leading frost giant maintains a powerful output of divine power to ensure that the aliens on the ground can be frozen.

There was no way. They had already determined that the alien creatures were too resistant to temperature, so strong that even the frost giants were greatly shocked.

Take the aliens that can walk upright as an example - according to the Frost Giants' assessment, this type of alien should be at the second-to-last level in the alien society, only one level higher than the aliens that crawl on all fours.

But even a guy like this can withstand temperatures as low as minus 100 degrees!

And this is only the weakest of the second-to-last level aliens. There are also aliens that are obviously at this level, but they are much stronger and more powerful. Their strength is even stronger than the weaker aliens at a higher level.

This is too scary.

I heard that someone up there barely used fire magic to attack the aliens, but it took a high temperature of 1,800 degrees to cause the weakest alien in the second-to-last level to show signs of melting.

This means that aliens have the ability to land and fight on most planets in the universe, and at most their combat effectiveness will be reduced due to extreme temperatures.

It is no wonder that the Frost Giants would be tempted. This crazy race with strong execution, willing to self-harm and perish together, strong adaptability, and capable of tactical thinking is wanted by everyone. Even the Protoss are willing to accept the aliens as a vassal race.

Moreover, there are obviously quite a few strong aliens among them. They are tall and strong and can fight hand-to-hand with frost giants. Even if there are only a few hundred of them, it is amazing. It shows that the upper limit of this race is also high and it can produce strong people.

Several frost giants worked together to hold down the alien.

"Hey! I grabbed this guy's inner nest fangs, so you don't have to worry about it committing suicide." The frost giant happily pried open the alien's mouth, allowing another guy to control the alien.

Similar things happened more and more frequently on various battlefields.

Everything should have gone smoothly, but unfortunately, they were facing more than just aliens.

Swish!

Fandral shot down a frost giant with an arrow from a distance.

A small aircraft flew over from the sky, and Thor, heavily armed, descended from the sky and knocked down another guy with one axe.

Dozens of aliens also jumped down.

"Damn it, why are the Asgardians here?"

The other frost giants were in confusion, looking helplessly at the large number of aliens around them.

If Thor and his men were not there, they could still rely on the power of ice or magic to freeze these aliens, kill a batch of them and then retreat calmly.

If things had gone more smoothly and they hadn't encountered any strong aliens, they would have been able to kill all of these dozens of aliens.

A large number of aliens pounced on him, and Thor's blood boiled. He had hardly fought since the war began, so he wanted to continue wielding his weapon into battle. However, at the moment of his move, he was pinned to the ground by a strong alien, unable to move.

After these frost giants were beaten into a crippled state and fell unconscious.

"The war has only been going on for over a week, and the aliens have already suffered losses of over 2,700. I'm worried that if the war continues, given their fearless nature, they will most likely die fighting for Asgard!"

Fandral was shocked by the aliens' ferocity and reliability, but was also worried about the staggering losses.

Too many people died. Who knows what the attitude of the owners of these aliens will be when they learn of this news?

Furious? Think the Asgardians deliberately sent the aliens to their deaths?

This is very possible. Not to mention what the alien king would think, Fandral felt heartbroken just by putting himself in his shoes. If he had these good guys under his command and they were still so crazy and fighting so hard on the battlefield, he would definitely be heartbroken.

Thor was also a little hesitant.

The more I thought about the problem, the more my head hurt. I couldn't help scratching it and felt like I needed to grow a brain.

"I just mentioned the matter of borrowing troops at that time. I originally only wanted to take a small team, but Duva generously lent me an entire legion and never told me how to lead them..."

Thor lowered his head and looked at the creature on the ground, which had just recovered from being frozen but had obviously suffered serious physical damage from the bombardment of divine power and magic particles. He felt even more guilty.

Usually, a team consists of thirty to fifty aliens. In the alien team before us, it was obvious that only this one alien was left.

The Asgardians have always appreciated and supported all forms of heroism, magnanimity and bravery, and now when they encounter these aliens, they find that all the good qualities of the Asgardians are surprisingly suitable for the aliens. The aliens even raise the upper limits of these qualities a bit, which drives the motivated Asgardians to fight to the death.

Look, even these aliens are rushing to the front line frantically for your territory and people, fearless and willing to sacrifice. Don't you Asgardians pride yourselves as brave and heroic? How can you be so ashamed?

"There are indeed too many casualties. Duval fulfilled his promise and lent 5,000 soldiers to the troops a few days ago, but I can't continue to lead them like this. I decided to take the aliens back to Asgard for repairs, and if possible, let them officially withdraw from this battle... eh?"

Thor was extremely ashamed. The more he recognized excellent qualities, the more ashamed he felt. But before he could finish his words, an alien came up and pinched his face and blocked his mouth.

If anyone else dared to do this to Thor, even if he had lost his divine power, Thor would definitely fight him to the death, and the other Asgardians would also draw their weapons in anger.

But no one at the scene thought that this was wrong. In other words, they thought that it was indeed "rash" and "disrespectful" for the alien to treat the son of Odin in this way, but as a reliable and loyal comrade, it was not a problem at all to do so.

When the three warriors and Thor got together to drink in the past, they had put their arms around each other and cursed at each other, but now it was nothing.

"Hey! Hiss!"

The strong alien shook his head to express his refusal.

The others looked at Thor.

Thor carefully observed the tone and movements of the strong alien and tried to translate: "This, I guess it should mean that they will never withdraw before the end of the war. The alien expeditionary force will devote everything here. This is Duva's order..."

"As expected of Thor, you can understand so much from just two syllables! But, are you really not doing reading comprehension questions?"

"Damn it, I told you it was a guess! A guess!! The alien language course is not yet complete, no, it should be said that research has hardly begun, and our scholars have been motivated to go to the battlefield, let alone develop a new language course! It's already amazing that I can barely understand their meaning in the context!!" Thor roared.

Just like the Flora Colossi on Planet X, these human-shaped tree people only say the same sentence over and over again. If you don't know them, you might think they are introducing themselves over and over again.

However, combined with context, facial expressions, body movements and mental fluctuations, repeated words can express countless meanings. People who have learned this language can understand what the people of this ethnic group are expressing.

Now, their research on the alien language has not yet begun, and most Asgardians are completely unable to understand the alien language.

Several people were silent at the same time, looking at the alien, not knowing what to say.

"But, but then again, this exaggerated death rate... the war has just begun..." Thor stuttered.

"Without the help of the aliens, the number of Asgardians killed in the battle would have at least doubled! This is just data on paper, because the aliens have boosted the morale of the entire nation and helped us get rid of the negative impact of Odin's death. These are immeasurable. Without them, the situation we face would only be worse. Maybe Laufey saw our sluggish performance and would have taken action himself, abandoned the border planets and directly attacked Asgard."

It is normal for wars between advanced civilizations to become protracted. Take the Kree and the Skrulls as an example. These two interstellar empires have been fighting bloody battles for more than 100 million years, but the outcome has not yet been determined and they are still fighting.

This is based on the large populations of the two empires. The Kree Empire alone has a population of more than 300 billion.

But because they are generally mortal bodies, after being separated from high-tech equipment, the members of these two tribes were exposed to the vacuum environment of the universe and died instantly.

The World Tree God Clan is more powerful than these two interstellar empires but has a population countless times smaller. Although it is not so exaggerated that they will fight for 100 million years, it is not realistic to end a world-class war in a few days.

Unless a God-like strongman personally takes action from the very beginning, one side will kill the other and end the war with absolute power.

But now, Odin is apparently dead, Laufey is hesitant and unwilling to take action, so the war must continue.

The more the Asgardians learned about the bravery and sacrifices of the alien army, the more inspired they were, but also the more guilty they felt.

"Back home, the controversy in public opinion is growing. Many of our tribesmen have publicly expressed their dissatisfaction, accusing the Vanir, as our distant relatives, of not sending troops to join the war in the first place. Instead, it was the race from Midgard who gave up their precious lives and made such an amazing sacrifice..." Fandral whispered to Thor.

Thor remained silent and led the aliens onto the spaceship.

He is really in a dilemma now. The aliens are too useful and can greatly help Asgard, but fighting like this is simply asking for death.

These soldiers were borrowed, and now they are all dead. What will he use to pay them back?!

Duva trusted him so much, but he didn't send any trustworthy people to command these aliens, and left everything to him to command.

Even so, Thor knew in his heart that these aliens came from facehuggers parasitizing different hosts. As an individual who had been parasitized, he knew exactly how the alien population reproduced, so he deliberately handed all the captives over to the aliens to deal with.

As soon as they boarded the spacecraft, encrypted communications came from the rear.

"Heimdall? Is there something wrong with the Rainbow Bridge, or has something big happened in the Nine Realms?" Thor's expression was serious.

"Something big has happened. I think I should inform you... I saw Dua raising a new batch of troops and calling on me to open the Rainbow Bridge."

Heimdall, who was cold-tempered, showed slight emotional fluctuations which were rare. His eyes could see through most areas of the Nine Realms, so he naturally saw how the aliens reproduced. However, things on the moral and cognitive levels had nothing to do with him, and he didn't care about it.

However, after Duva sent 5,000 troops at two points in time, he was quiet for two days. Then, as if he had sensed that the war was not going well, he suddenly took action, immediately forming a new alien legion and shouting across the air that he would continue to send expeditionary forces.

It's like a war maniac, a world tree arms dealer, and a wholesale center for cosmic mercenaries.

Heimdall didn't understand, but was greatly shocked.

What could he say? Was he shocked that Duval was so crazy that he kept sending his men to the battlefield of the gods to fight for Asgard?

But if you think about it carefully, any alien is so ferocious on the battlefield. It is understandable that Dua, as the leader, is extremely warlike. Otherwise, how could Dua be qualified to be favored by the aliens?

After hearing this, Thor instantly felt a warm current surge to his heart and rushed straight to his brain, making his eyes red.

"Duwa, my good brother, I never thought that when I was in trouble, it was you who helped me regardless of the cost and loss! I will recognize you as my brother for life! The entire Aesir will remember you forever!"

Thor swore that from now on, whenever an alien got into trouble on a planet, as long as a message was sent out to let the passing Asgardians know, the Asgardians would definitely find a way to rescue it!

This, this is called friendship!

(End of this chapter)

53. Chapter 53: War and academics are not in conflict

Chapter 53: War and academics are not in conflict

The Frost Giants and Asgardians assess the aliens' fighting prowess and adaptability and are amazed by it.