Volume 3 Hello, Eri Chapter 332 Genesis (V)
At this moment, they were all speechless. Gungnir's power had surpassed humans' understanding of the concept of dragons. Even though they knew that Odin was a very special hybrid dragon king, any attempt to resist would be futile when surrounded by the breath of death. The victim would only feel like a witch chained to a cross with nowhere to escape.
Jiude Mai tried hard to open her eyes wide. She was going to die eventually, so she might as well see clearly before she died!
Gungnir completely pierced the water surface and entered the real world. Su Enxi saw with her own eyes that the thing was flying towards her at the beginning, but when it was about to hit her, the tip of the gun raised up, flew past her scalp and spun high into the sky. The huge wind pressure pulled her hair upward and spread it out into a Super Saiyan. She rolled and crawled together with Jiude Mai, and flipped over like a gyroscope.
This holy spear, cut from the branches of the World Tree, flew up into the sky. It was not aimed at Jiude Mai or Su Enxi at all. Its flight path was actually an upward curve.
At this moment, a false alarm appeared on the aviation radar of the Japanese Self-Defense Force. The radar scan mistakenly identified Gungnir as an intercontinental missile because its flying speed had reached Mach 20. The air force was surprised to see this rocket-like thing rushing straight into the sky from among them. The air seemed to be burned out. The instruments of the aircraft would malfunction temporarily when it passed by within hundreds of meters. A helicopter unfortunately lost power due to this interference and crashed into a skyscraper that was still standing.
But how could such a weapon appear at the disaster relief site in Tokyo? Without the permission of the superiors, there was no aerial target to attack, and it did not harm the Self-Defense Forces' air force. So what was the missile fired at?
The incandescent flame tail erected a tower of Babel in the sky of downtown Tokyo. Many people saw this scene and looked up curiously. Ten seconds later, the citizens in Tokyo saw the strange aurora that defied common sense for the first time. The emerald green halo like a ribbon mixed with gold and fiery red bloomed in the sky. The faint thunder did not reach the ground until a long time later, but by then people had forgotten the strange beam of light before. The feedback sound of the explosion came too slowly, and by the time it reached the ground, there was not much residual power left.
The GA001 satellite responsible for throwing the Sword of Damnation captured the atmospheric changes above Tokyo from orbit. Gungnir and the Sword of Damnation collided in the sky. The heat generated by the violent explosion caused the readings on the monitoring instruments to rise rapidly. Looking from space, Tokyo seemed to be shrouded in thick smoke and dust. GA001 could not judge the specific situation there, but based on the advance time of the explosion, the Sword of Damnation seemed to have been intercepted by something.
The satellite data was transmitted back to the ground, and Percy saw incorrect readings in the control room. All targets had been hit successfully, and the specific consequences still needed to be reported from the field. Only Tokyo had failed in its attack.
He printed out the report and the images taken by the satellite, walked out of the control room and gave them to Pompey: "The attack on Tokyo failed, and the Sword of Punishment detonated prematurely."
It is difficult for most people to understand so many complex data calculations without the help of machines, but Pompey just took a look and laughed, then threw the stack of data into the sea and watched them drift away with the wind.
"No need to look, I know why it didn't work." Pompey smiled, "Because the only person who has seen the Sword of Scourge twice is there."
"Seen it twice?" Percy was surprised. He thought this was the first time the family had actually used this series of weapons.
"Same attacks have occurred around the world in the past 90 minutes. It won't be long before the hybrids from different countries exchange information and understand the principle of the Sword of Scourge. It won't be easy to launch a surprise attack with this weapon again. It's too easy for these forces to deal with satellites far away in space. Our first-hand attack has already given us the greatest advantage." Pompey said, "So for someone who has seen it twice, it's certainly not difficult to guard against the Sword of Scourge, not to mention that it's Odin."
"Odin? The king of the Aesir in Norse mythology?" Percy didn't quite understand why Pompey mentioned Odin at this time. It seemed that this name was not a title in mythology, but a real person.
"You are still a young man. You are still not aware of what happened in the past. You only need to know that he is our enemy. But soon he may not even be qualified to be an enemy." Pompey snapped his fingers. "Go back. We can let this ship sink by itself. Once the satellite is caught, we can find out where the signal came from through reverse tracking. Its mission has been completed. As evidence, it is better to destroy it."
"Understood, the plane to pick us up is on the way." Percy said calmly. He always made arrangements in the first place.
Jiude Mai and Su Enxi couldn't believe that they survived. They might be the only two survivors in history after being targeted by Gungnir. Although strictly speaking, the gun was not fired at them at all, they just happened to be in the trajectory of Odin's real target.
"What did he hit with Gungnir?" Su Enxi looked up at the sky. It was obvious that Odin's real target was high in the sky. Could it be an airplane?
"I don't know, and I can't guess." Jiude Mai took a deep breath. To be honest, she had not been threatened with death many times in her life. She felt like she had survived a disaster. "But I think that should be something that is threatening to him as well, so he will attack that first, and then us."
This guess is very simple. Odin certainly came for the Dragon Bone Cross. Both of them knew very well that when faced with something so close at hand, Odin did not snatch it immediately. He was probably clearing obstacles for himself.
The sea water rose and gathered, like a pile of boiling bubbles. They met in the air, leaving a water-colored gate. Although it was not high, only a few meters, it was enough to reflect Odin's figure. Odin rode his Sleipnir and stretched out his hand to Su Enxi from afar. Although he was inside the gate, his hand could reach out to reality, which showed that he could gradually interfere with the real world and was not just a ghost existing in the Nibelungen.
Odin did not speak, and he made the same movement in all the water around him. However, everyone here knew very well what he wanted. Jiude Mai and Su Enxi had both seen how terrifying Gungnir was. They could neither escape nor resist.
"Potato Chips, I think you can give the Dragon Bone Cross to him." Jiude Mai's throat was dry. Although she was reluctant, there was no better way under the circumstances.
"Then what are we going to explain to the boss?" Su Enxi subconsciously grabbed the bag and hid it behind her, like a child whose candy was snatched away by a bad guy.
"Listen, there's no point in resisting, we'll all die. Secondly, Odin already has a piece of the Dragon Bone Cross, and the boss will definitely fight with him for that piece. There's no point in getting the Dragon Bone Cross if we can't get all eight pieces. There's essentially no difference between giving Odin one piece or four pieces, and the boss won't get mad at us for this kind of thing, she can understand our situation and choices." said Mai Jude.
There didn't sound anything wrong with what Jiude Mai said, and Su Enxi also knew that her boss was not the kind of person who would kill her subordinates if they made mistakes. She often said that if you encounter any danger while doing things, it is better to save your own life first. If it weren't for such a good boss, Jiude Mai and Su Enxi would not have signed the contract willingly.
Su Enxi gritted her teeth and threw the bag containing the dragon bone cross to Odin. The heavy bag spun in the air. Odin stretched his hands farther and farther, trying to catch it, but his arms could only be half an arm's length away from the door. He had to move the door that contained him closer to the direction of the bag's flight so that Odin would have a chance to get it.
Just as the bag was about to fall into Odin's hand, a hand snatched the bag away, and Murasame swung a blazing flame, slashing towards Odin's wrist, but when the blade was only an inch away from Odin, just like last time, it was forcibly blocked by some strange force. Odin bent his fingers into a fist, holding Murasame with his bare hands, and his wrist immediately turned. With a crisp cracking sound, Murasame was easily crushed into countless pieces by Odin, splashing in all directions.
Chu Zihang stumbled backward holding the broken knife, fell to his knees, and coughed up blood.
The power that Odin used to crush Murasame was still transmitted to him. His current condition was far worse than the time when he faced Odin underwater. Being able to swing the sword once with Junyan was already the limit of the limit. Just doing this completely eliminated his blood explosion and he could never be awakened again. The old wounds on his body burst out all at once, and the blood that seeped out flowed throughout his body in a few seconds. His heart beat so fast that it was desperately beating, pumping out more blood.
"Give me that thing." Odin said, his voice blocked by the mask, like a heavy death knell.
Chu Zihang didn't even know what was in the bag, just like he didn't know what was in the man's suitcase many years ago. He just held on to the bag tightly, thinking that this would give him the qualifications to negotiate with Odin. At least he had what he wanted in his hand and could talk to this guy.
"I can give you the things, but you have to answer me a question." Chu Zihang raised his head and looked at Odin, coughing up the blood so that his voice could be clear enough. "You know Murasame, who are you?"
He already had a strong premonition in his heart. He felt that he knew the answer. It was wishful thinking that had been bothering him for many years, but he did not dare to believe it. He had to see it with his own eyes or get confirmation from someone personally.
"Is this question important to you?" Odin actually put down his hand and answered Chu Zihang's question. It seemed that since those dragon bone crosses were in Chu Zihang's hands, Chu Zihang was really qualified to negotiate with him.
"That's the answer I've been looking for for many years." Chu Zihang said.
"But the answer may not be what you want."
"It doesn't matter whether it's good or bad, I just want to know. I need to know."
There was a long silence. Odin and Chu Zihang looked at each other from a distance, like two stubborn children. Chu Zihang refused to admit defeat, and Odin didn't want to answer either. So everyone could only remain in this stalemate, and each other's golden eyes were like two bright lights in loneliness.
Jiude Mai couldn't believe her eyes. With Odin's power, it would be a piece of cake for him to kill Chu Zihang in this state and forcibly take away the Dragon Bone Cross. But Odin was actually talking to Chu Zihang! Do gods need to talk to mortals and negotiate terms?
"You have been so stubborn since you were a child. No matter what anyone says, it's useless." Odin seemed to sigh, and the voice under the mask revealed a bit of helplessness.
He slowly backed away, reined in his horse and made way: "The answer is right here, bring your things and ask me for them."
Chu Zihang stood up slowly. His vision was already blurry, and everything he saw seemed to be covered by a filter. But he still tried to hold on to the bag, because only with this bag would Odin be willing to talk to him. He staggered with every step he took, leaving more and more blood behind him. Su Enxi couldn't help but feel that this guy would fall before he could get through the door.
This was indeed the fact. Chu Zihang's body was now just a piece of tatters. He fell into the mud several times. His blood mixed with black sand made it a pitch-black mess. No one could help him. Everyone just watched, watching this stubborn guy dragging his legs towards the road that Odin had opened for him.
Finally, he reached the door and touched Odin's door for the first time. It was actually a real entity, cold to the touch, like an ice pillow in summer, with a faint mist, but the texture was unusually tough, enough for him to use it to support himself and walk in.
He handed the bag in his hand to Odin, and Odin took it and fulfilled his promise. He reached out and pulled the weak Chu Zihang to help him in. The door then slowly began to close, and all the Odins in the surrounding water shadows were riding away on their horses, as if the flags of thousands of troops were leaving the battlefield.
The sound of the motorcycle engine buzzed from far away, and it jumped down from the high platform, braked and stopped in the puddle, splashing water half a person's height. This motorcycle has been through too many hardships, and it was not easy to survive the cross-country trip back to Tokyo. At this point, it was completely exhausted and could not start no matter how hard the owner kicked it.
"Chu Zihang! Come back here!" Lu Mingfei could only roar. She had never been so anxious before.
Chu Zihang was stunned for a moment and slowly turned around. He was almost unable to see anything, but he seemed to be able to see who was calling him. Her current expression, her voice, her anger, everything about her could be remembered in his mind.
But he was too late to say anything. Odin's door was about to close, leaving only an arm's width of gap. He could only move his lips and utter three .
sorry.
