Blizzards are not even comparable to the breeze in the eyes of these giants.

Vivien looked at Hewen:

"I can't see through the world you created, but my world is alive with the birds and flowers, the basic laws that are incorrect, but true to everyone, the insects chirping, the flowing water, and the green forests.

"Yours is dead silent. ”

Hervin smiled:

"Putting life above death, how arrogant and ignorant you are to divide life and death into high and low. ”

Vivien snorted coldly:

"Of course, it's not the difference between life and death, it's the difference between being and not being, I give life and you give them nothing. ”

Herwin asked:

"So you admit that life is not higher than death, right?"

Vivian says:

"I am also a dead man, so of course, death and life are equal, opposites, one and the same, so death does not mean that there is no life.

"But if it's just an empty mechanical world, then it has nothing to do with death, and if there is no life, how can there be death?"

Hervin replied with a smile.

Then he looked up at Thor, who was wrestling with the old man, and the frost giants and the Aesirs dissipated like smoke, and finally only an empty hall remained.

No, on top of that, the tables and chairs on the ground had collapsed for some reason, wine glasses and plates were scattered all over the floor, and the hard ground had been torn out of a sinuous crack, a small crack that even a child wouldn't fall into for the frost giants, but for mortal beings, it was a huge chasm that was difficult to cross.

And what's really frightening is that neither the fight between Thor and Jörmungård really hurt the ground, so what terrible power could cause such an earth-shattering disaster?

All the frost giants were gone, but there was still one sitting in his place.

That was the highest seat of the feast, and the material that made this throne was the frost that Odembra had licked before the Nine Realms had fully appeared, and the throne was so hideous and tall that it must have been one of the most powerful giants who could sit on it.

However, the giant's chest cavity reclining in his chair collapsed completely, and his eyes flowed blue blood, dripping on the ground and turning into patches of glaciers, and he stared angrily ahead, one could imagine how angry he was before he died.

The dead giant twisted the armrests of the throne, a serpentine bronze bracelet wrapped around his arm, a black mist symbolizing death and decay hovering behind him, his mouth spewing blue flames and lava, and the clouds around his head flickered and danced with thunder symbolizing anger.

But even such a great deity eventually died.

Vivien stared at the corpse in amazement.

She saw death.

This scene took root in her brain, drawing on her imagination, growing and spreading, even if it was a corpse in front of her, and all that moved was the fire in his mouth, the lightning around him, and the black fog behind the throne, but in Vivien's mind, the sight and process of his death were already clearly visible.

The hammer came from the sky and smashed him flat

Vivien said in a low tone:

"Did Thor kill him, just because he won?"

Herwin stood beside him:

"Loki traded his life for vital information, he familiarized Jörmungård and Death with Thor's powers, and he warned the slackened Frost Giants that Thor had the power to destroy them easily.

"Had it not been for his uncle's persuasion, Thor would have almost drunk the ocean, and with the strength of his arms, he would have shaken the earthly python and narrowly lost to aging, knowing that Asgard has a golden apple that can give the gods eternal youth.

"Utgar Lokit appeared here to test Thor's power, but he didn't expect that Thor had such terrifying power, and he originally planned to send Thor away, but he not only underestimated Thor's strength, but also underestimated Loki's wisdom.

"Loki saw through Utgar's illusion at the beginning, but he also wanted to see his nephew make a fool of himself, so he didn't warn Thor, and pretended not to know anything.

But when it was all over, he quietly pulled Thor aside and told him that it was all an illusion of Uthga, and an enraged Thor instantly realized what it meant.

He was more concerned about the Frost Giant's intentions than his own embarrassment, they already knew what Thor could and couldn't do, and now there was only one way to salvage the situation.

"Kill all the giants.

Of course, Utgar Loki didn't watch his people suffer from this tyrannical war, so he stepped forward to fight Thor, and although the other frost giants soon fled like drifting smoke, it also led to Loki being killed on his throne by Thor with a hammer.

"Die like a king. ”