Lu Yao focused on the words on the screen.
"No Breaker was ever born in Norse Mythology, and there are very few relevant records."
Hela said, "However, deep within Ginnungagap, a conversation between Ymir, the source of Norse Mythology, and an outsider was preserved. In ancient times, I once heard it there."
"That voice said, There is no sand here, no sea, the earth cannot be found, the firmament is not above. Follow me. Go to that place where Wisdom and life began.
"Ymir replied, I hope you will proclaim the stories of all beings beyond, those lives great and small, and the ways they create."
"The other party said, All that you create will be destroyed. The oldest stories you remember will fade away. You are the God who bears the burden of creation, and you are also a prisoner locked within the rules. Come with me. Embrace freedom and omniscience."
"Ymir's answer was—The sun does not know the place of her hall, the stars do not know where their stations lie, sunlight shines from the south upon the stone hall, and the stars cover the sky. Guest from afar, I have nothing, and I also possess everything."
"The one speaking with Him then said, The mighty power of creators becomes the foundation and dust of life. This is the curse of truth. I see you Bleed. Your glory and honor will be defiled by those who come after. I have seen your death..."
The two debated and discussed the identity of a God.
Ymir was a steadfast creator. His reason for creating the world was simple enough: He purely followed the voice in His heart. The visitor, however, wanted to persuade Him to abandon that unseen temptation and resist the instincts of a God.
The visitor called himself