As the saying goes, knowing oneself and knowing one's opponent will not be defeated in a hundred battles.

Gu Bei's practice of this sentence is 100%.

The strength of Odin, Gu Bei didn't know, but he was very clear.

The only ones who can pose a threat to himself are the exceptional-level speech spirit like Shi Zhu, who is classified as the primeval power, and the spear in his hand.

Kungunir, also known as the Great God Declaration.

Forged by the dwarf race at the behest of the dwarf blacksmith Duvarin, and dedicated to Odin's weapon.

The tip of the gun is engraved with the script of Rune, which contains the mysteries of the universe, and the handle of the gun is made from the branches of the World Tree.

One thing to say, except for the myth of Ah San, which can only brag, the unspeakable myth of Ke, and the myth of the mysterious and mysterious Celestial Empire, Kungunir is definitely one of the strongest weapons in all other mythological systems.

The T0 level is well deserved, and it is estimated that the only ones that can be tied with it are the almighty Wishing Holy Grail, and Longinus, who can also interfere with fate.

Of course, the above comparison is only limited to the formal god system, and does not include various derivative works.

If you have to compare the obedient sword with the spear that shines in the end, it can only be said that you are right.

As a T0-level artifact, the mythical Kungunir's ability is simple and powerful, that is, "once it is thrown, it will definitely hit the target", it is a magic spear in a hundred rounds, and can penetrate anything it hits, and then automatically return to the owner's hand.

Of course, there is always a gap between myth and reality.

In the last battle, Gu Bei had also seen how Kungunir was used, strictly speaking, this must-hit gun was not an absolute throwing weapon, but a "firing weapon".

Kungunir's body is more like a launcher, and the golden lightning that shoots from Kungunir is the "bullet" that really deals damage to the enemy.

For this, it is also reflected in mythology.

In mythology, when Odin threw the spear, it emitted a bright light that streaked through the sky, which the people of the earth called "lightning", or "shooting star".

It is said in mythology that whoever swears by this gun will have his oath fulfilled.

This is the source of the later people who thought that wishing for meteors could be fulfilled.

Gu Bei didn't want to say anything about this, but he didn't believe it, because the meteor that pierced the sky was not necessarily the declaration of the great god projected by Odin, and it was possible that a certain big hero sacrificed his life to launch a "meteor".

In terms of effects, Kungunir's real-world effects are also somewhat different from those depicted in mythology.

In mythology, Kungunir's trait is "must be hit".

"It will fly back into its master's hands after piercing the enemy."

Although there is no text in the description of Kungunir that says that Kungunir has the property of "instant death", if you think about it seriously, if you are pierced by such a thick object, and there is the divine power of Odin and the carved Rune text on it, it is difficult for the person who is hit to think that he will not die.

But the property of Kungunir in the real world is the "law of cause and effect".

It's not because you throw it, it's because you hit the target first, and then you throw it.

Just like last time, Gu Bei tried his best to dodge, but in the end he didn't dodge, and took a few solid hits.

At first, Gu Bei felt that this effect of "must hit" came from the Spirit of Words, but after learning about the Holy Judgment, he found that the description of the Holy Judgment did not fit perfectly with the effect of Kungunir.

The Divine Judge can make all ranged attacks from the user hit the opponent.

However, although it is impossible to dodge, it can be intercepted.

And Kungunir's hit was unreasonable.

By the time it determines that you are the target, you have already been hit, and this is when you have to think about how to resist the blow, because it will inevitably fall on you.

Outrageous.

Gu Bei didn't know if this effect came from the unknown primeval power launched by Odin or the characteristics of Kungunir, but it was really a bit outrageous.

But that's not the most outrageous.

The most outrageous and mythological trait of Kungunir is "fate".

Perhaps the effect of the "law of cause and effect" also comes from "fate".

Pursue your goal in the long river of fate, and then achieve the cause and effect.

This possibility is not out of the question.

As an ability of the same level as the time stop, it is impossible for Gu Bei not to be on guard.

When dealing with it, there is an instantaneous Qimen chaotic golden watch.

What about dealing with "fate"?

There doesn't seem to be a good way to do it.

If it is in the outside world, of course Gu Bei can carry a wave of his body, anyway, his whole body is a life-saving skill, let alone take a beat, even if he lets Kungunir pop his brain, Gu Bei can still hold on to a small life.

But here, the trick doesn't work.

In the scene in his memory, Gu Bei entered here using a soul body.

What are the consequences of being struck by Kungunir?

Gu Bei didn't want to know.

But this situation was really unexpected, and Gu Bei didn't have a good way to deal with it for a while.

The golden lightning came in an instant, and it arrived in front of Mary in an instant, Mary's pupils showed a golden light that reflected with the lightning, and Gu Bei, who was attached to Mary's body, stiffened his scalp.

Frankly speaking, he really didn't know how to deal with such a thing as fate, and in addition to the appearance of the lightning and the energy composition of the divine power, the golden lightning was essentially the embodiment of the concept of fate.

Gu Bei didn't know what soul could hold this hair.

Fate is something that cannot be disobeyed.

…… Wait a minute!

Gu Bei had a flash of inspiration in his mind and seized a glimmer of life.

The soul has no way to resist fate, but it doesn't mean that the soul level can only be captured.

Fate cannot be disobeyed, but what if fate is used to resist fate?

Int.

It is essentially the "source" of everything in the world.

This is where fate originates.

Using it to resist fate is a big fuss, right?

Moreover, Gu Bei is now in the state of his soul body, and the physical body in the outside world is still running meditation.

It only takes a thought to mobilize the power of the inner scene.

Thinking about it, the golden lightning had already pierced into Mary's body, because the target was not Mary, so Mary did not receive any harm, but Gu Bei, who was possessed in Mary's body, was uncomfortable.

Unlike the material plane, Kungunir, who can pierce the flesh at once, is a little more torturous in the soul level.

It's like a not-so-sharp wooden hairpin piercing into the flesh little by little, and the pain is intermittent, but endless.

This situation occurred, firstly because Gu Bei's soul body was too condensed, and secondly, because the Odin and Kungunir in his memory were both partial projections and did not have complete strength.

But this situation also provided Gu Bei with respite.

As soon as his mind moved, an inexplicable power spread around him.

It belongs to the power of the interior.

Gu Bei just mobilized a little, and he felt that the world in his memory was trembling, as if it would be broken at any time, and he had no choice but to reduce the output power again.

As he thought, the power of the interior was a breeze against fate.

He controlled this trace of power to protect his chest, and cut off all the golden lightning that pierced into his soul, as well as the eroded soul body, and then crumpled it into a ball.

At this time, a large hole had already been vacated in the chest of Gu Bei's soul body.

Actually, he didn't want to, but the lightning shot by Kungunir carried an inexplicable force of fate, which caused all the souls that came into contact to be eroded and transformed into something else.

Gu Bei didn't know what it was, but what the enemy wanted to do, just stop it.

So Gu Bei was ruthless and directly split his chest

Crack out.

Fortunately, Gu Bei's soul is strong enough, and the soul of ordinary people is injured like this, and it is estimated that it is on the verge of being broken, but Gu Bei is still like a nobody.

Reaching out to buckle down the golden lightning that was bound into a ball on his chest, Gu Bei raised his head and looked at Odin opposite, and raised his foot to shoot a blast.

In the way of the other, give back to the other.

Mary, who was not attacked, was stunned, and before she could react, the golden ball flew out of her body with a "whoosh" and headed straight for Odin.

The golden orb cut through the space, passing through the time that had been stopped, and cracks appeared in the places where they passed.

Memory Odin raised Kungunir sideways, and a powerful golden ball smashed into Kungunir, bursting with dazzling light.

Mary narrowed her eyes, and Gu Bei heard a sound like shattering glass around her.

——

Endless rainwater falls from the sky to the ground, connecting into a curtain of rain.

This is Odin's Nibelungen.

If Gu Bei saw it, he would probably complain: If you live in this kind of place for thousands of years, won't you get rheumatism?

For this kind of nonsensical question, Odin disdains to answer, but if Gu Bei really asks it in front of Odin, then Odin doesn't mind giving him an answer.

No.

Because Odin is the dragon king.

After answering the matter, he will give him a kungunir to give him a long memory.

Of course, the above is a joke.

Gu Bei and Odin are mortal enemies in every sense, the two only have to fight to the death when they meet, Gu Bei will not ask this kind of question, and Odin will not answer.

However, it is true that Odin's Nibelungen rains all year round.

Once upon a time, when dragons were still active, dragons often confused Odin with the twins of Aquaman and the King of Water.

Because Odin's Nibelungen always gives the dragon a very trendy feeling.

In this regard, Odin said that although his Nibelungen was rainy all year round, he did not have much in touch with the brothers Aquaman and the Water King.

In order to prove this, the kind-hearted Mr. Odin also kindly invited the two Aquaman brothers to eat a hair of Kungunir and sent the two to be reincarnated.

What a kind-hearted Mr. Odin.

So, rain in the Nibelungen is just a hobby for Odin, and don't confuse him with Aquaman, if you don't want to eat a long, thick kungunir.

Of course, in addition to the hobby factor, the year-round rain in the Nibelungen also has some practical effects.

As we all know, the passage between the Nibelungen and the present world requires a medium.

Water, mirrors and the like.

The rain curtain allows Odin to open the passage to the present world at any time.

As for whether this is an excuse for Odin for his little hobby...... Who knows.

In the rain curtain, the eight-legged divine horse walking suddenly stopped, and its eight legs moved on the ground, restless.

Odin stroked the mane around his neck and waited for the horse to settle down before looking at Kungunir in his other hand.

At this time, Kungunir's appearance was completely no longer the withered and leafy appearance of the past, and the golden light lit up from the tip to the tail of the spear, and he was trembling violently.

This posture is the true nature of the branches of the world.

Odin watched in silence as Kungunir turned out, until a minute later, the golden light faded out.

Reaching out and stroking Kungunir, feeling the excitement coming from above, Odin's muffled voice echoed through the Nibelungen: "Have you met a strong opponent?"

Kungunir trembled again, the excitement coming from his fingertips turning into a surging battle intent.

Odin held it in his hand hard, and Kungunir finally quieted down.

"You can actually behave like this, could it be that you are an old opponent?"

Kungunir did not move.

Odin's voice finally rose and fell: "Is it a new opponent? Is there still such a powerful warrior in this era?"

Kungunir shuddered slightly, affirming Odin's words.

"In that case, I'll have to meet it in person, maybe it's the best "container"."

Kungunir shuddered again.

"Don't you know where? It doesn't matter, fate will guide us to meet us."

Kungunir stopped trembling, and longing came from the gun.

Odin nodded, "Okay, I'm sure you'll have a good fight."

Kungunir finally stopped expressing himself, and regained his broken appearance again.

Odin looked at Kungunir, his eyes suddenly staring.

His gaze fell on a certain part of the gun's body, where a scorched black mark appeared.

"It's stronger than I thought, it's the top 'container'."

The eight-legged steed walked slowly and re-entered the rain, no, it never left in the rain.

Odin's voice was melodious: "Hopefully, fate will meet us eventually."

——

New York, Manhattan, Hell's Kitchen, Brian Mental Clinic, Loft.

Gu Bei opened his eyes suddenly, and Yuan Qi rose from him, and then quickly disappeared.

It was the passivity of the Liuku Immortal Thief, it felt Gu Bei's strangeness, knew that Gu Bei was injured, and wanted to treat it, but found that it didn't seem to be able to help.

Because Gu Bei's injury is in the soul.

There is no good way to do it with both hands, and there is a quick way to fix it, but it is a magic similar to subduing spirits, and you need to devour other souls to replenish yourself.

Gu Bei is indeed a little unscrupulous sometimes, after all, his attitude towards magic has always been a black cat and a white cat, and if he catches a mouse, he is a good cat, but this kind of magic is really not a good cat.

It's like the Dafa of absorbing stars at any time, absorbing other people's true qi, resulting in a large amount of one's own true qi, but it is useless.

True qi is still like this, let alone the soul?

There is no other way but to cultivate slowly.

Nuo Nuo on the side saw Gu Bei wake up and came over: "What did you find?"

Gu Bei nodded: "No."

Nono: "......?"

Gu Bei shook his head again: "I won't tell you."

Nono: "You're ****** meow"