Herwin was alone in the chamber.

Tyr went to find Parr, and he instructed Hewen to absorb and adapt to the power of the Frost Giant's Heart as much as possible during this time.

Herwin held the glass in one hand and watched it glow in the refraction of the light.

What a masterpiece, I don't know who forged such an exquisite artifact.

Oh, it's me.

He was now doing something that all blacksmiths would consider to be trickery - turning the forged object back into raw material.

Fortunately, he has deviated from orthodoxy.

Click.

A crack appeared on the glass, and a brilliant blue light burst out of it, and a layer of snow crystals hung from Herwen's eyebrows.

Resentment burst out of the cracks with the ice and snow, and wailed out at Herwin with hatred and anger.

The roar seemed to speak of its master's reluctance to a tragic fate, and he roared in anger to tear off pieces of the flesh of the man who had made his heart into a wine glass, and devour it alive.

This was the last thought of the frost giant Thorton, who had escaped the passage of time in the crystal wine glass, and was luckily preserved as the only thing left.

The Frost Giant's power burst out of the crystal cup, dragging the room into a real blizzard.

The walls began to melt, the ceiling turned into snow mist, and a huge blue star appeared in the sky, and the pale blue sunlight caused the temperature of the entire planet to drop dramatically.

The Land of Giants – Eutenheim.

Herwin looked up at the blue planet in the sky, ignoring the frost giant standing not far away.

The Frost Giant was ten meters tall, with a body proportions close to that of a normal human, tall and mighty, with a light blue skin that was a little rough, but it didn't look much different from human skin, and he looked down at the familiar little insect in front of him with his pair of white eyes:

"Even you can't go any further. ”

Hervin says:

"I've already been there, Thorder. ”

The Frost Giant looked down at his chest:

"I see, am I already dead?"

The giant at this moment was not full of resentment like the emotions that erupted in the wine glass, but behaved very calmly:

"In the final battle, have we won?"

Hervin replied:

"Odin is dead, and Asgard ceases to exist. ”

Thord didn't hear the end of the Frost Giants from Hevin's mouth.

But he could guess from Hewen's expression:

"Unfortunately, I didn't die honorably. ”

Herwin scoffed:

"You don't plan to die with honor, you just regret that you didn't live long with good luck, and there is no honor in that war, and you have no honor at all. ”

The giant said noncommittally:

"Perhaps, but Odin doesn't seem to have fulfilled his promise. ”

Herwin smiled and said:

"I also gouged out your heart and made it into a wine glass, and every year I drank a sip of the liquor full of your remorse and pain. ”

Soder asked curiously:

"Remorseful? I don't feel any remorse for those blasphemous monstrosities. ”

Hewen shook his head:

"No, you regret that you shouldn't have betrayed us, you don't want to know what happened to you at the end of your life. ”

Thorton suddenly laughed:

"It doesn't look like you're in a good place right now, and you've fallen into the heart of a weak giant like me. ”

Herwin raised his right hand, and the frost condensed around him, and then, in the wind and snow, he turned into a frost giant several times taller than Thorton:

"Thorton the Oathbreaker, the most vile and dwarf frost giant, this is your posthumous name, and the glory that Odin promised you has not been fulfilled, but I have given you a good title.

"Everyone will know about you, and if they see your body, they won't forget to spit on it. ”

Thorton scoffed indifferently:

"I'm dead anyway, but I'm very satisfied to see you in such a miserable way. ”

Hervin smiled:

"Thinking of a poisonous snake like you, no matter how hypocritical the smile is, I can see the jealousy and unwillingness in your heart, and you must now regret that you made the wrong decision. ”

Thorton lowered his voice and roared, and a blizzard appeared behind him:

"You know what? all the Frost Giants discriminate against me, and I was bullied by my peers since I was a child, they called me a blue-skinned gnome, just because I was born shorter than them! ”

Herwin looked indifferent, and the glacier grew upwards behind him:

"I'm the only one who has never discriminated against you, but you betrayed me. ”

Thorton sneered:

"You are not a frost giant, and you know how jealous I am of being treated far better than I am by a deformed dwarf like you, and every time I see your face, my heart is tormented by fire!

"If you were in my position, you would make the same choice as me. ”

Herwin shook his head:

"Don't deceive yourself, Thorton, I won't, you know all too well, it's because I'm not like you that you're jealous of me even more. ”

The giant's eyes were red and roared into the sky, and the wind and snow around him seemed to be alive and gathered together, turning into a giant eagle with two heads.

Herwin waved his hand, and the blizzard dissipated.

Thorton's Tight Teeth:

"It's been like this since the beginning, you've always been so arrogant and squandered the power that I envy, that's why I'm going to let you feel the pain that really hurts your heart. ”

Herwin grabbed Thorton's neck with one hand, lifted him up in defiance of his struggles, and looked at him:

"You did manage to make me feel sad, but sadly, I'm the one who is still alive. ”

Thorton looked at Herwin resentfully:

"Hehehe, I will wait for you in the underworld, how are you hiding in this new world, you can't survive forever, you will eventually fall into the abyss, and when the time comes, I will betray you a second time. ”

Herwin gripped the Frost Giant's hand a little tighter:

"I'm sorry, you didn't make it to the underworld, and the mistake you made wasn't betraying me, you betrayed them.

"After today, I am the only one left in this world who remembers you, you should pray that I can live a little longer, otherwise you really have nothing left. ”

Click.

Herwin cleanly snapped Thorton's neck.

The crystal cup also cracked, and the fragments were scattered all over the ground, and the light was refracted by the crystal cup fragments throughout the room, turning Hewen's body into a blue dream of psychedelia and nothingness.

A shriveled, withered blue heart was sitting quietly in his hands.

Soon, the world will hear it beating.

Instead of slicing his left chest apart like a mechanical heart, Herwin held the Frost Giant's Heart in his hand and gently slid it into his mouth.

The moment the frost giant came into contact with Hewen's mouth, it did its best to burrow into his body like a wriggling worm, squeezing out of his throat and into the viscous esophagus, like the tiny tentacles of plankton sticking out of the atria on both sides, constantly swimming, trying to take root and parasitize on his organs, sucking tissue fluid and blood to feed himself.

An inexplicable attraction caused the heart to abruptly abandon the attempt, and it continued to pass through the interstitial space of the organs, reaching the middle of the right chest and abdomen, and the tentacles on the surface fell off one after another.

Several serpentine organisms resembling the tentacles of the heart, but more powerful and powerful, surrounded the heart, and then they slammed into the aortic interface at the top of the heart, where they took root, and the thick tentacles were entangled, shrinking as if they were breathing, and constantly swallowing rotten blood into the heart.

One of the four brightest stars has returned to its place.

Now just wait for that to make the continental plate groan and make all the monsters bow their heads in a trembling way, resounding the first heartbeat within a few light-years.