Jotunheim's war went well, especially with Tesca recovering a Frost Behemoth, and almost every battle caused the Frost Giant's morale to drop significantly. Their own weapons of war have become the mounts of the Asgardians, how can this battle be fought?

And with the help of the frost giants, it is useless for the frost giants to attack from the underground again, and the diving ability of these monsters cannot be hidden from their peers, and they are discovered in advance almost as soon as there is any movement.

Without the threat of a surprise attack, these frost beasts were just a little thicker-skinned, and Tezka led the three warriors of Asgard to surround them, and it almost didn't take a minute to deal with one.

Cecilia changed her heavy armor and rode on the Frost Behemoth to shoot her bow left and right, killing a Frost Giant with almost every arrow. After a battle, Cecilia is a well-deserved number one in terms of heads, and even Texca, a peerless person, can't compare.

Vandal looked at Cecilia's mount and was about to ask Tesska to help him tame a ride as well, but Taska said disdainfully, "Are you a marksman?" If not, you're riding on it and planning to play with flying swords? ”

Hands are short, it's really no way.

The size of the Frost Behemoth is not suitable for any Asgardian who plays hand-to-hand combat, and there are not many in Asgard who are sharpshooters like Cecilia.

Speaking of which, Asgard's fight with Jotunheim was very unfair. Asgard has a rainbow bridge that allows you to teleport freely to any location in Jotunheim. What defense system, what terrain moats, basically useless.

And the Frost Giants can't all be piled together, so it won't take a few days to collapse on their own. And once dispersed into a few military strongholds, their strength could not stop the elite attack of Asgard at all.

This is an unsolvable battle, Asgard with the Rainbow Bridge is worthy of the status of the Lord of the Nine Kingdoms, according to the frost giants to fight as they want, go home and rest for a few days if they want, the frost giants are completely unable to fight back.

And because of Texca, Saul was crowned, and the war between Asgard and Jotunheim was no longer a petty fight, but a real national competition. The only passage to the Nine Realms that could raid Asgard was also blocked because of Texca, and Jotunheim was completely passive.

As long as there are no surprises, the war will inevitably end with the surrender of the Frost Giants.

Texca's only concern is Loki, who doesn't know if he's going to do some kind of machination. To his surprise, this cargo had never been to the battlefield from beginning to end, and had just stayed in Asgard to be in charge of logistics deployment.

Texka was unhappy, damn, the director of the logistics department was the fat shortage he fancied, and sure enough, Thor still felt sorry for this younger brother who had picked it up, and gave him a safe, easy and high-powered position.

Unbeknownst to Tezka, he was in a position that was the envy of all Asgardians. Because of his outstanding performance, he has now become the general of the Conquerord's Donheim, the vanguard officer of the entire Asgardian army.

Today, Tezka is in the limelight, and his reputation has surpassed the three warriors of Asgard and Sif to become the first person under Thor. Others gave him the nickname Thunder Roar, because his roar on the battlefield was like a thunderbolt that could tear the hearts of his enemies.

"Thunder roars, why do you always feel like you've heard it somewhere?"

Texca didn't care much about this little problem, he only thought about surviving this war now, and then going to Earth to eat and drink spicy, and by the way, find the Infinity Stone, the Cosmic Rubik's Cube. The Infinity Gauntlets are all in hand, and I'm sorry for myself if I don't collect the gems.

But he also did not expect that the end of the war would be so sudden and strange.

At Valhalla, Texka is summoned by Thor, and to his surprise, there is a Frost Giant on top of the hall.

Tezka didn't think that the Frost Giant had already reached Valhalla, and thought that it was probably a messenger sent by Jotunheim.

Sure enough, without Tesca asking, he immediately heard Thor say, "My warrior, the Frost Giant is about to surrender, what do you suggest?" ”

I'm sure I'll say yes right away! Texka can't wait to help Thor accept the other party's surrender, as for the conditions or something, with the frost giants, a world that is so poor that they only have free shaved ice and no ice cream, what else can you expect them to compensate?

But this was a bit out of line with his warrior personality when he said it, so he groaned for a moment and said to Thor: "Your Majesty, I will always support your decision, but this war was provoked by the Frost Giants. They can decide when the war will begin, but it is not their turn to decide when it will end. ”

This was said in an extremely domineering manner, which made Saul look at Tesska with even more appreciation. This is the warrior of Asgard, fearless, loyal and brave. Thor wondered if he should send Tekska to hammer the Frost Giant three or five more times.

Seeing Thor's expression change, Emperor Odin, who was sitting next to him, coughed lightly. Thor came back to his senses and glanced at his father helplessly.

At the beginning of the war, Odin expressed his support for Thor, but the war has continued so far that the Frost Giants are willing to surrender, and Odin is unwilling to let the war continue. He's a mature king, and he knows that the Frost Giants are so poor that even if you do slaughter Jotunheim, you won't get any war dividends.

For Asgard, the war was really just a battle of wills, without the slightest tangible benefit. Now that the other party has surrendered, it is time to stop if he has face, otherwise there is no point in continuing to fight except to kill more people.

Saul needed a war to establish his prestige after his coronation, and now that his goal had been achieved, it was time for him to think about the people of Asgard.

Tezka also calculated this reason, so he took the posture of a war maniac, he knew Odin's thoughts and influence, and this war was indeed coming to an end.

Thor was helpless, he did intend to teach the Frost Giant a lesson, but he had to respect his father's opinion. What's more, it is true that the battle has been won, and there is not much difference between continuing to fight and now.

The Frost Giant Conqueror and the Frost Giant Slayer, the glory of the two is not much different, after all, Thor is not a devil, and he can't do genocide.

Both sides have plans for peace talks, and basically there will be no collapse of the talks, but there is a lot of quarrel about the terms of surrender. The Frost Giant is poor, but such a big planet can always squeeze a little oil and water.

I thought that this kind of thing had little to do with me, but Tesca never expected that after the negotiation, it would be related to him again.