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After Freya was taken away, Queen Frigg asked Odin to rescue Freya.

It is a trivial matter to take a goddess away, but their gods cannot lose control of the "power of love and beauty" in the world.

After Odin pondered, he approved his wife's words.

Although he has ancient wisdom, he still called Loki, the god of fire (the strongest god of blame) who has a part of the blood of the giant race, to help him make suggestions.

Loki said that entitlement argument again.

He told Odin that it was actually very simple to get Freya back.

Just let the giants have a stronger desire than love and beauty. Since they like the love and beauty of the goddess Freya, they just need to find something they desire more in exchange.

When people face love and power, they are often loyal to the latter far more than the former.

(Odin: That’s fine, you’re so eloquent. It’s up to you to do it!)

So Loki went to the residence of the giants and told them the legend of the Rhinegold and the Ring of the Nibelungen.He is a god who is used to deception.After all the hype, the giants were eager for the supreme ring.

So the giants let go, expressing their willingness to exchange Freya for the ring of the Nibelungen.

Loki went back and told Odin about it.

It just so happened that Mime, one of the dwarf brothers, found Odin at this time. His resentment and jealousy towards his elder brother made him come here to seek Odin's help.

Since I can't get the ring, my brother can't get it either!

"~Ah!" Seeing this, many readers couldn't help but take a deep breath.

He never expected that a mere ring would turn the two brothers against each other, even to the point of asking the gods to help punish his brother.

Mi Mei has completely betrayed her brother!

Is that ring really so magical? !

Everyone couldn't help fantasizing about the appearance of the 'Ring of the Nibelungen'.

What kind of treasure is worthy of the name of supreme power.

Andersen, who often included illustrations in his stories in the past, seems to be doing it on purpose this time, and so far he has not even shown a single illustration.

The lack of illustrations makes those who are accustomed to Yan's exquisite illustrations feel more itchy and unbearable.

They spontaneously deified the image of the ring in their minds.

And the effect that Homura was looking for had just been achieved.

Rather than drawing a random golden ring, he hopes to form a ring of the Supreme Nibelungen named "Right and Greed" in everyone's hearts.Doesn’t this setting look high-end, atmospheric, and high-end?

In other words, the essence of the Ring of the Nibelungen exists in everyone's heart.

It is a symbol of the ugly desire for power in people's hearts.

Just when Mimei found Odin.

On the other hand, Alberich did not get unlimited rights just because he wore the ring.

The forging of the ring seems to have missed the last step.

Just when Alberich put on the invisible helmet and hid it, trying to find a way to carry out the final forging.

Alberich thought that being invisible was foolproof, but he didn't expect that his younger brother Mime betrayed him.

Mime and Alberich once forged two artifacts, the Ring of the Nibelungen and the Invisibility Helmet.

He is very familiar with everything about the invisible helmet.With the help of Mime, Odin successfully cracked the invisible helmet, found Alberich who was invisible, and finally took away the ring that symbolized endless rights.

However, just before the ring was taken away, Alberich finally completed the final forging process.

That is--

Curse on the Golden Ring!

"Anyone who wears this ring will surely die!"

When Odin looked at the gleaming ring in his hand, he fell into an endless desire for power.

The curse words that accompanied Alberich's utterance seemed to sound faintly!Like the thunder that splits the night of the whole century and breaks fate.

The one-eyed Odin in the book looks at the ring in a daze, like a dream.

The Alchemy God outside the book also looked at the scene describing Odin getting the ring, and when he imagined this scene in his mind, goose bumps arose all over his body!

The curse! !Could it be—!

At this time, the God of Alchemy opened his eyes wide, and a horrified word flashed through his mind--Ragnarok!

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No one can resist the temptation of this supreme right.

Especially a God King who is in his prime and full of ambitions.

What Loki once said to the giant is actually applicable to the Nordic god king.

Odin subconsciously put the ring on his index finger.