I really didn't want to burn it.

He spread his arms, gathering magical power, as if preparing something.

Wisps of black smoke rose from Odin's corpse, followed by the appearance of a black iron pillar in the air.

"Lion Falter—!!!"

A ghostly voice echoed through the air, and the demon finally revealed its true form.

"You asked for this!!"

Spacak, now in its true form, unleashed countless tentacles from the ground, sweeping towards Leon.

"You think you're so powerful?! You have no idea what strength is!!"

Faced with the unimaginable magical power of the Demon God Pillar, Li Ang remained completely unmoved.

"You think you understand everything, but you don't understand anything at all."

Li Ang picked up Gáe Bolg and poured his magic into the red spear.

The spear, which should have been indestructible, melted like butter under the influence of Li Ang's magic.

Right now, I only have one interest in you.

Li Ang condensed the melted spear into a sphere.

"While the Temple of Time still exists, is it possible to truly kill you all?"

With that, Li Ang aimed the compressed red ball at the Demon God Pillar.

"Shut the fuck up!"

Mockingly, Spaopak went berserk and roared as he attacked Leon.

"How could humans possibly kill us completely?! Don't fucking lie!!!"

Li Ang did not refute, but simply recited the incantation in a low voice.

"Pierce! Pierce! Penetrate! Pierce through everything—Fantasy Collapse! Gáe Bolg!"

It was, just like the name suggests, a red beam of light.

The spear, transformed into light, pierced through everything it touched without exception, even the Demon God Pillar.

"No! His body is being pierced! His magic is being pierced! His soul is being pierced! How is this possible! It's just a mass-produced magic gun, how can it do something so conceptual! Isn't he just a lucky guy?!"

Spark roared wildly, completely disoriented.

"I'm going to die! I'm really going to die!! My king—!! My comrades!! Gods!! Anyone—kill this mortal now!!"

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After piercing through the Demon God Pillar, the light gun continued its ascent into the sky, cutting through the clouds and gradually disappearing.

The earth returned to silence; the wind had stopped blowing, and no one made a sound.

Li Ang stood there, maintaining his punching stance.

The clouds dispersed, and the snow that had been falling for years finally stopped.

"The snow has stopped, winter is over."

Skadi knelt on the ground, her face covered with tears of relief and joy.

"It's all over. Ragnarok is over. Dawn has come."

"Thank you, Li Ang."

"Ah, it's finally over."

Sensing his wife's words, Li Ang breathed a long sigh of relief.

"Well done, you are worthy of being my disciple."

Suddenly, Li Ang heard an old man's voice, and the corners of his mouth curled up slightly.

"thank you teacher."

Chapter 285 Kiritsugu: Leon, you're under arrest!

The long winter has passed, and the spring sun shines once again on the land of Asgard and the Nine Realms.

At this moment, both gods and humans sighed from the bottom of their hearts.

This war can be described as a true Ragnarok, with only a fraction of the Aesir surviving, and the Vanir and the giants also paying a heavy price in the battle.

But on the other hand, this war was also fortunate.

Compared to the mythical war that truly destroyed everything and plunged the world into chaos, at least many of the gods who should have died in the war have survived.

"Alright, everyone hurry up and clean up the battlefield, gather all the dead together... Don't worry about the giant's corpse, it's too much trouble to move it, let's deal with it when the rune masters have the strength."

Loki smugly gestured to the others, his face beaming with joy and delight.

Loki has always been an unpopular figure in Asgard, no, in all nine realms.

After all, nobody likes someone playing pranks on them all the time, even if the other person apologizes afterwards.

However, now, with the death of the gods, Loki's status as Odin's sworn brother has become prominent.

Furthermore, with his name cleared of the charge of framing Baldr, Loki temporarily became the leader of Asgard.

"Well, he's called a leader, but I guess he'll only be in charge for a few days."

Freya shook her head slightly as she watched Loki's retreating figure, and explained to Ritsuka and Mash beside her, "With his personality, he wouldn't be able to sit on the throne of the God King."

"Because of the oil applied to your buttocks?"

Ritsuka, who was sitting on the ground, made a casual joke.

Freya smiled and nodded: "That's a very apt analogy."

"Oh well, whatever happens, this singularity should be over by now."

Mashu lay sprawled on the shield, sighing with utter despair.

"Thank you for your hard work, Mashu."

Ritsuka smiled wryly and patted the little eggplant's head.

From the Uruk singularity to now, they have faced battle after battle, with no time to rest.

"Lady Freya."

A Valkyrie warrior landed beside the three and handed a scroll of parchment to Athena.

"Although it was done in a rather simple way, the list of important deities who were killed or wounded in this war has been compiled... and they have all been successfully buried."

"Thank you for your hard work, Jeersikorgur."

Freya took the parchment, glanced at it, and sighed softly.

Freya was deeply saddened to find many of the people on the list were her former comrades and companions, now all resting in Helheim.

Of course, what surprised Freya even more was the number of people on the list, which completely exceeded her expectations.

"It seems the scale of the damage is quite large..."

Freya commented.

Jeersikorgur lowered his head and said, "Yes...and this is just a hasty count, there should still be a considerable number of people who haven't discovered it yet."

“Sigh…we’ll do the statistics later.” Freya handed the parchment back to Gershkogur. “Right now, the most important thing is the post-war resettlement work.”

Jeersikorgur took the parchment and raised his head.

"Okay, I—ah!!"

Jereshkogur pointed at Ritsuka and Mashu in surprise, her voice trembling as she couldn't speak.

"You... you..."

"Hello."

Ritsuka awkwardly greeted Jereshkogur with a smile.

Li Ang tricked the other side to obtain information, and now they're reaping the consequences.

"What's so good about it! Why are you all here?! So, you're the outsiders that Lady Skadi asked me to find back then!!"

Seeing Ritsuka and Mash's attitude towards their boss Freya, Gerskogur realized that he had been deceived.

"We had no choice back then. After all, he hadn't returned to the Nine Realms for a long time and didn't know many things..."

"Oh right! You have another man?! Where is he?!"

"Well... Li Ang, he..."

"Wait a minute! You mean that man is Lord Li Ang?!"

"..."

Ritsuka, who was interrupted, was speechless.

You're the one who wants me to answer, and you're the one who interrupts me. What exactly do you want from me?!

Snapped.

Jeersikorgur's shoulder was pressed down.

"Calm down, Gershikogur."

The purple goddess appeared beside the young Valkyrie.

“But, Skadi…” Jereshkogur was unwilling to give up; she wanted to say something more.

"Shut up," Skadi said coldly. "In the end, it's still your own problem, isn't it? You let the target slip away right in front of you, and you still have the nerve to blame others."

"That...this..."

Jeersikorgul was intimidated by Skadi's aura. She poked her index finger together, looking utterly aggrieved, as if she wanted to cry.

"Alright, I'll deal with you when we get back."

Skadi patted Jellskogur on the head, then turned her gaze to Ritsuka and Mash.

"There are some things that need to be clarified before we can talk about them."

Skadi said to the Chaldea duo.

Although many things were left unsaid due to the urgency of the battlefield.

But that doesn’t mean Skadi has no memory at all. She remembers the two girls sitting on the grass—both of whom appeared in Leon’s memory illusions.

"It's time to tell me."

Ritsuka shrank back, intimidated by the queen's aura: "What did you say?"

"Just start from the beginning."

Skadi sat down opposite Ritsuka, pretending to be all ears.

"Why is Li Ang with you? Why did he join this war?"

Skadi interlaced her fingers, lifted her chin, and asked Ritsuka.

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Asgard, the Temple of the Rainbow Bridge.

Tuk-tuk-tuk.

Li Ang carefully smashed a stone tablet into the ground with his hand. The tablet read, "Here lies the great god-king. Odin, son of Bour—by his disciple Li Ang."

"Is this okay?"

Li Ang took a step back and looked the stone tablet up and down.

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"No, it's perfectly fine."

Li Ang crossed his arms and said without backing down.

"Do as you please. But... is it appropriate to build it here? Shouldn't it be built alongside those graves below?"