Stupid Odin

Beowulf sighed and spread his hands: “So, there’s nothing to talk about then?”

“Go to hell! You rude oaf!” Maeve’s anger had reached its peak at the interruption of her bathing. She pointed a slender finger and ordered her guards: “Kill him!”

In the next instant, Queen Maeve was startled once again.

Her personal guards were all elites capable of taking on ten men each, but when they charged forward, they were like chicks, easily dodged by the fierce man, who then easily twisted their necks with his large hands, tossing them back like bags of garbage.

Maeve couldn't hide her shock. She realized she had provoked a hero whose strength was no less than that of Cú Chulainn.

“Damn it!” She burst forth with her agility, quickly leaping onto the iron chariot parked by the pool.

The moment she boarded the chariot, she saw the man give her a pitying look.

What did that mean?

Just as Queen Maeve instinctively raised her whip, about to drive her warhorses into the air, a burly man in full armor appeared out of nowhere in front of the chariot.

A cold light flashed, and the heads of the two white horses spun into the air.

Before Maeve could react, she was grabbed by the neck by the suddenly appearing mysterious strongman, yanked off the chariot like a rag doll, and slammed hard onto the ground.

The sharp stones on the ground pierced Maeve with excruciating pain, but what frightened her even more were the man's eyes—firm and ruthless, not treating her as a woman at all.

All her charm was useless, and she became the man's prisoner in a daze.

In a sense, any place where Maeve bathed was her weakness.

According to the epic "The Cattle Raid of Cooley," Ferbaeth, son of Conchobar, king of Ulster, ambushed Maeve at a place called Garroll, and used a sling to blow her head off while she was bathing.

This sudden turn of events stunned Maeve's guards.

They roared and rushed towards Siegfried, who had captured their queen, but no matter how many of them charged, they were all slaughtered by Beowulf.

Just like that, the remaining guards watched in horror as a fierce man carried their queen into the military camp.

The great hero Siegfried showed no fear, walking onto the platform and openly declaring:

“Odin, the King of Chaos Giants, has defeated the Tuatha Dé Danann and is issuing a letter of surrender to the mortals of the surrounding three islands! Your queen has not only refused to participate in the Order Alliance, but has also ignored the impending destruction of the world by Chaos! I, on behalf of my God, declare Maeve guilty, and she will be sacrificed to my God!”

With that, in front of tens of thousands of soldiers in the military camp, Siegfried drew a magic circle that no one recognized, turning Maeve's body into a stream of light that shot straight into the sky!

At this moment, Beowulf led three Tuatha Dé Danann gods and other divine attendants to the military camp, revealing their identities.

Looking at the three noble deities radiating divine light, the Connacht allied forces were at a loss.

Beowulf raised a large head of a Chaos Giant and shouted: “Look! This is the giant who will destroy humanity! We were fighting against such a huge monster! Now we have failed, and it is your turn. Or do you want the Chaos Giants to kill you all before you are satisfied?”

Maeve, who refused to join forces, was 'executed'.

These even fiercer men presented the giant's head as evidence. Even the most clueless of the Connacht allied soldiers knew that the situation was dire.

They asked the only question: “What if the opposing Kingdom of Ulster refuses to stop fighting?”

“Impossible!” Siegfried said loudly: “Because Odin, the King of Giants, has just killed Cú Chulainn's father—Lugh, the God of Light!”

The hatred of killing one's father is irreconcilable!

Unsurprisingly, when Siegfried, who controlled the Connacht allied forces, took Maeve's 'belongings' and Lugh's token to Cú Chulainn, Cú Chulainn decisively agreed to join forces.

Within a day, all the opposing forces on the island of Ireland, which had multiple kingdoms, were swept away. Everyone decided to join the Anti-Chaos Alliance.

The speed of the situation's change surprised not only the kings of the various countries of Ireland, but even the will of the Celtic world.

【What? You actually managed to unite the mortal forces so easily?】

Tangs sat on the supreme throne of the Silver Palace, smiling softly: “This is why you need me—you, as the will of the world, do not understand the human heart!”

【Alas! I have no objections. Go ahead and do it!】

The voice of the Celtic world's will disappeared. Tangs could feel that this world, which he had been planning for so long, had finally opened its doors to him.

Well, just like Queen Maeve, who had been placed on his bedroom table with the door open.

Queen Maeve was terrified.

She had never seen a giant in her life, not even the scaled-down versions on the Emerald Isle, let alone see a super female giant ten times her size when she opened her eyes after being teleported over.

Her slender body was like a doll in the giant's hands.

The only thing that gave her some comfort was that in this magnificent palace, there were still human women.

Several female warriors wearing gorgeous armor and white-feathered helmets carried her to a table clearly used by giants.

She was tied up with red ribbons, like a gift, and placed on the table.

To be honest, these ribbons were not strong, and she could break free if she wanted to.

But what after breaking free?

Leaving aside the gigantic super giants, she doubted she could defeat even the few female warriors around her who were radiating mysterious light.

Without her artifact, the iron chariot, she was useless in front of them.

She decided to obey.

“Ladies, who are you? Where is this place?”

“This is Asgard! The bedroom of His Majesty Tangs Paulson, the supreme God-King! And we are the Valkyries, chosen from among mortals, infused with power to become demigods. My name is Lota.”

“Ms. Lota, what, what will happen to me?” Maeve asked timidly.

“I don't know. It depends on His Majesty's will.”

Soon, Maeve saw the being who would decide her fate—he was handsome, powerful, radiant, and had a pair of deep black eyes that seemed to see through her past and present.

The only problem was, he was too big!

Looking at the Asa God-King, who was taller than three people, Maeve almost fainted.

If he comes down, I'll die!

Even though she was terrified, Maeve tried her best to control her expression, revealing a flattering look.

Tangs's eyes twitched slightly.

He really didn't know that Beowulf and Siegfried would pull such a stunt on him. He did order Maeve to disappear, but he didn't tell her to disappear onto the table in his bedroom!