Thor
The lightning that struck was the power of the gods.
That heavy hammer, crackling with lightning, is Mjolnir, the famous Mjolnir of Thor in Norse Mythology.
It was Thor arrived.
The most powerful god in the Norse gods, second only to Great God Odin.
He poured out the immense power of nature, but not onto Rovi; instead, He directed it directly at Skadi —the goddess of the snow mountains, the pure virgin among the gods, like a maiden, and also a traitor who was 'corrupted' by the Wild Hunt.
The overwhelming pressure from Thor was unstoppable. The dazzling lightning illuminated Skadi's delicate face, making it appear ghastly pale. She tried to retreat, but her entire body felt as if it were being crushed by the endless snow-capped mountains of Asgard. She could only struggle desperately, her breasts and hips heaving...
Boom!
A thunderous strike, a lightning bolt, a long spear spiraling like a storm appeared before the Snow Mountain Goddess. The spiraling spear tip collided with the incoming heavy hammer, the storm and thunder intertwined, spreading out like layers of vortexes.
The snow-covered ground collapsed, cracks spread downwards, and the ground around where Rovi and Skadi stood was instantly evaporated and leveled several feet deep. As the dust settled, a huge, arc-shaped crater appeared before their eyes.
As the faint light of the heavens shone down, Skadi, still shaken, looked towards what lay before her...
"To kill someone in front of me, isn't that a bit disrespectful to me, the Wild Hunt?"
In the blink of an eye, Rovi donned the armor of the Machine God and put on a cold mask, uttering a deep voice that was both amused and filled with a sense of deathly stillness.
That cold feeling remains unchanged.
But in Skadi's eyes, at this moment, there was something inexplicably reassuring about her.
For a fleeting moment, she truly thought she was going to die. The power of that thunder was something a goddess of snow mountains and snow boots like her could not withstand. In fact, throughout the entire Asgard, there were very few gods who could withstand a single blow from Thor's hammer.
Among the gods, Thor is the most arrogant and impulsive.
He is most intolerant of betrayal.
Skadi should have realized this sooner... that clearing her name was perhaps just wishful thinking from the very beginning.
The goddess's delicate complexion remained radiant, and even the concern of the other 'self' in her mind could not help.
In that very instant, the fluffy cloak, amidst the fierce wind, saw the hammer, which had been knocked back after the blow, fall into the hand of the figure suspended in the sky.
"Isn't it a bit presumptuous of you to do this in front of me?" Rovi didn't look at Skadi, nor did he care about the goddess's complicated and unspeakable feelings behind him. He simply raised his head and looked up at the fierce and imposing Thor.
He wore silver armor, had a tall stature, and had a pair of dark blue 'Rubik's Cube' constantly spinning on his chest and the backs of his hands.
He is remarkably similar to ' Lucefa,' the origin of the World Tree and Harvest Star Vanguard.
They had already met once, albeit briefly, but Rovi was not surprised by his appearance. He also knew that Thor's power, like the World Tree, originated from Lucefa. So powerful and terrifying, even over time, such an existence would still be an opponent he was prepared to face with seriousness.
Yes, Thor. He rivals even the King of Gods in stature!
Or perhaps He also possesses the status of a god-king. Myths are inherently intertwined and blended with each other; Thor, the Thor, was even once compared to Zeus King of Gods.
He is very strong, the kind of strong that Rovi dares not underestimate.
Unless the ' Machine God ' is deployed.
Otherwise, Rovi wouldn't be confident he could completely suppress Thor.
If it were before, dying at His hands would have been fine—unfortunately, the current Rovi is a dead man, and he needs to find a way to 'come back to life' before he can die.
"You arrogant King of Giants stole the power of Great God Odin, I have no intention of being your enemy. Traitor to Asgard, I will leave immediately!" Thor's voice came from within his heavy armor, deep and resonant, like a burst of lightning.
The terrifying aura made Skadi instinctively shrink back.
Rovi simply adjusted the mask on his face, his golden and fiery eyes revealing his will through two gaps.
Are you worthy?
"She is no longer a traitor; she is one of my subordinates."
Although it's just a 'tool god'.
But when it comes to insults, one must be ruthless. When necessary, Rovi doesn't mind picking out some obnoxious things to say.
Moreover, putting aside the fact that Skadi still has some value to him, given Rovi's own personality, it's impossible for him to betray his companion.
Thor was enraged—or rather, excited.
He only sought to judge traitors.
This point alone does not contradict the opinion of the Great God Odin. The lightning strikes are divine punishment, which is Odin's promotion of Thor. But if there is any obstruction or retaliation, it is not Odin's fault, but Rovi's fault.
At that time, even if the gods criticize him, Thor will have room to argue.
So now, all He wants is to fight a fierce battle!
paralyzed...
Let's settle this with a battle of wits!
"Wild Hunt, let me see your true form!" Thor shouted, raising Mjolnir and drawing in the sky and lightning, the dazzling lightning seeming to cover his silver armor with another layer of heavy armor.
Rovi gripped his spear tightly, and with a swift movement of his feet, a crimson storm raged outwards from his center.
In the desolate and deathly silence, the king of the dead stepped onto the battlefield against the gods.
Like an arrow released from a bow, he thrust the spear in front of Thor in an instant, the spiraling tip unleashing a heavy and terrifying force.
Thor raised his hammer to meet the attack, and lightning and storms struck again. The sky shook, the earth trembled, and the snow-capped mountains collapsed in the blink of an eye. Fafnir, who was hiding deep in the valley, cried out in terror, only to find that the sky was blocked by the power of the gods, and there was nowhere to hide.
Skadi stared intently at that spot...
He is protecting himself.
Lost in thought, the goddess of the snow mountain, naturally intelligent, also knew of Rovi's protection of her.
But at this moment, my thoughts were still complex and hard to describe.
Especially after confirming that Thor, who had treated her like a younger sister, harbored no concealment of his murderous intent towards her, the goddess of the snow mountain was somewhat bewildered.
Those who should have been enemies, protecting themselves, and those who should have been protecting her, instead wielded thunder and fury to kill her.
Boom! Boom! Boom!
With a thud, the hammer struck the spear violently. Rovi twisted his wrist, as if wielding a whip, and sent Mjolnir Mjolnir, flying back an inch.
But Thor seized the opportunity created by his retreat and instantly exerted his strength!
Cracks appeared in the atmosphere as they collided.
Rovi's face, hidden behind his mask, remained slightly somber. This battle could be considered his first real fight since arriving in Northern Europe.
A close contest, confronting a powerful enemy.
Fighting against a powerful enemy also brought back feelings in his heart that were different from before.
In terms of strength, Thor is undoubtedly powerful. His body is Lucefa's body, and he can also absorb a concept that has been shattered by lightning and turn it into his own inexhaustible power, becoming stronger and more courageous with each battle!
In terms of technique, although his attacks were rough, they were actually quite unskilled.
Each hammer blow instinctively strikes at the weak points and openings where Rovi's spear is thrust, and each attack hinders Rovi's spear.
If Skadi's martial arts skills were only barely at the level of a god, then Thor's power had already reached the pinnacle of that level.
Even if Rovi could use his immense computing power to calculate, and he could use that power to demonstrate his strength, the calculation process requires transportation, which Tor does not!
It is perfectly natural and spontaneous.
This is also a kind of 'calculation'.
However, it is not the same as Rovi's 'calculation'.
Their strengths were evenly matched, but their skills differed. Rovi's spear attacks were gradually suppressed, and the storm was gradually enveloped and restricted by the thunder.
Unless the body of a ' Machine God ' is revealed, suppressing it with a superior level of power.
Otherwise, it seems that Rovi has no chance of winning.
But the more this happened, the calmer he became. Even after ascending to the Throne of Heroes of Heroes and regaining that power that was so immense that even in his current state, he couldn't measure its limits, he still possessed the skills to deal with his own strength.
Therefore, he studied and gained insights.
I was absorbing Thor's martial arts skills, his techniques, and his natural, effortless attacks.
Despite being suppressed, Rovi's golden and fiery eyes grew brighter and brighter.
He could sense that his own 'path' was right in front of him.
Just one step away... just a little bit more, and I'll be on that road.