When Odin returns to Asgard and learns that Hel, the god of death, cannot prevent Badr's death, the queen of God Frigga is not reconciled.

Frigga had several sons, Tyr, the god of war, Hoddle, the god of darkness, and Hermod, but Badr, the god of light, was her favorite son.

The Queen of God was unwilling to watch her son fall into the midst of his fall.

"Badr must not be harmed!"

For this reason, the god queen Frigga asked the god king for the control of the Immortal Legion under his command, so she traveled all over the world, using the supreme majesty of the god king to modify the rules, and ordered all things and the gods to swear an oath not to harm Badr, the future successor of the Aesir gods.

If you don't comply, you will be an enemy of the Aesir Protoss.

These include the twelve main gods of the Aesir Protoss, even the Warner Protoss, and even the Elven Country, the House of Gnomes, and even the locked fire god Loki's monster children.

In the world of death, the Queen of God also sent messengers to the door to force the god of death Hel and his divine envoys not to harm the future leader of the Aesir Protoss.

Qin Feng saw it in his eyes and did not refuse.

As the supreme of the other world, he also knows the strength of the fate of this world, and it is a powerful force that even the supreme cannot resist.

The Supreme God can barely resist the erosion of the power of fate on himself, but he can't change the general trend of the world.

It may be able to resist, but it is by no means something that can be changed suddenly, and it requires long-term layout and guidance.

Qin Feng didn't want to make any moves against fate at this time, at least before he completely integrated into this huge world, and didn't want to attract the attention of other supreme gods.

All things swore that they would not harm the future leader of the Aesir Protoss, Badr, the god of light, except for a mistletoe seedling that grew east of Valhalla, because it was too weak to hurt anyone.

Sure enough, after the gods made their vows, Badr's nightmare dissipated, and the dark clouds that hung over the entire Asgard dissipated completely.

Loki, the god of fire, has always been haunted by Badr's succession to the priesthood of light, and he has a grudge against what happened to his children.

He discovers the secret that mistletoe seedlings do not swear.

The next day, news of Badr's fall came from Asgard.

When the gods were happy for Badr when all the things in the Nine Worlds swore not to harm Badr, they also tried to throw their weapons at Badr, but they couldn't hurt the god of light.

But only when Hoddle threw it with a mistletoe tree turned into a sword, and when he was struck by it, Badr fell almost immediately.

The twin brother killed the blood relatives with his own hands, which was a huge scandal in the Aesir God Clan, and it was even more unacceptable.

Although there are many scandals among the gods of the Aesir Protoss, the Aesir Protoss never kill each other.

Odin, the father of the gods, was furious with thunder, and if it were not for the persuasion of the gods, he could not kill his blood relatives, but he was afraid that the dark god Hoddle would be killed on the spot.

Despite this, Hoddle, the god of darkness, was temporarily deposed and placed under house arrest in the Garden of the Gods.

At the same time, although the Vulcan god Loki used Hodell to kill Badr with a knife, there is no impermeable wall in the world.

Odin soon became suspicious.

Although the god of darkness is born to rule the rules of darkness and is one of the twelve main gods, the god of light, Badr, is in charge of the light and inherently restrains Hodel's dark divine power.

Hodl Hod, the god of darkness, was able to kill Badr with a fragile mistletoe tree.

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Just when Odin was secretly investigating the cause of the death of Badr, the god of light, Qin Feng had already quietly left the world of death.

In this mysterious world, in addition to condensing the priesthood, you can indirectly absorb the power of the world's origin.

In fact, there are still some ways to get the origin.

For example, to find a treasure that contains the origin.

As before, the three-god god spring was born.

The three-eyed Chaos Divine Fountain each carried an extremely precious Chaos Origin.

Qin Feng had his eyes on the three-eyed Chaos Spring early in the morning.

At this time, the gods of Aesir were fighting among themselves, and while the gods were attracted to it, he quietly searched for the traces of the three-eyed chaotic spring.

The three springs are Khwagmir, Mimir, and Udall.

The place where the three-eyed divine fountain containing the origin of chaos is located is not a secret in the Asa Protoss.

They are right at the foot of the World Tree and provide water to the World Tree.

The first thing Qin Feng was going to steal was Mimir Spring.

As for why it is not the other two divine springs, the reason is very simple, because the other two springs are guarded by stubble, first easy and then difficult, and Qin Feng has already been proficient in the routine of being a thief.

Among the three-eyed Chaos Fountains, there is only the Mimir Spring, and there is no guardian.

Oh, and it should be said that there are no Guardians right now.

There was one before, and he was a very powerful guy, but he was killed by Odin, the father of the gods.

It is rumored that the spring of Mimir is the fountain of wisdom, and the spring of the spring of Mimir is full of knowledge and wisdom, and has knowledge about everything that happens in the whole heaven and earth, in the nine worlds, and melts into this crystal clear spring. Therefore, whoever drinks the water of the spring of Mimir will become both knowledgeable and wise.

But there was a giant who watched over the spring every step of the way, not allowing any god or giant to come closer.

This giant is called Mimir, also known as the Giant of Wisdom.

There was no living creature between heaven and earth who could drink a sip of the water of the spring of Mimir, except for the giant himself. Every evening, when the glorious sunset illuminates the surface of the spring, old Mimir will drink a cup of knowledge and wisdom from a delicate horned cup, and enjoy it slowly.

As the days went by, the giant Mimir grew older, but a glass of spring water every day made him wiser and wiser. He knows everything that has happened, is happening, and will happen under heaven and earth.

Once, during his travels, Odin came to the spring of Mimir, and happened to meet Mimir, who was holding a horn cup to draw water from the spring. Looking at the clear waters of the Mimir Spring, Odin's heart stirred a strong desire for knowledge and wisdom.

"O wise Mimir, let me take a sip of this fountain of knowledge and wisdom. Odin said.

"No way. Mimir rejected him without hesitation.

"How precious is knowledge and wisdom, O Mimir, and how firm is my faith in pursuing them. O Mimir, I will exchange all that I have for a precious fountain to increase my wisdom. ”

The old giant listened to Odin's words and was a little moved. Finally he said, "Odin, you difficult god, if you can sacrifice one of your eyes and throw it into the fountain, I will let you drink as much as you please, this fountain of knowledge and wisdom." ”

Odin hesitated. But he soon made the decision, carefully gouging out his right eye and throwing it into the water of the Mimir spring. The eye fell steadily to the bottom of the spring, and opened upwards in the fountain of knowledge and wisdom. Through the clear spring water, it can see everything that has happened in the universe and everything that will happen.

Odin then drank a lot of the water of the spring of Mimir, and became more knowledgeable and wise. Although he lost an eye and is often referred to as the "One-Eyed Eye" or "One-Eyed Old Man", it was also because of his superior wisdom that he eventually defeated the Primordial God and became the King of the Gods and the Father of the Gods.

Perhaps because one eye has been under the water for a long time, Odin has also gained the ability to see and absorb knowledge and wisdom from the past, present, and future.

Of course, he lost an eye, and Odin also held a grudge against the miserly wisdom giant Mimir, and later took advantage of the hostage exchange with the Warner Protoss to trick the wisdom giant Mimir into becoming a hostage of the Warner Protoss.

In the end, Mimir was killed by the Warner Protoss!

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