The moment he saw those three figures, Bragi froze where he stood.
Of course, he recognized those three figures.
Urd, Goddess of the "Past"; Verdandi, Goddess of the "Present"; and Skuld, Goddess of the "Future."
"Bragi?"
Verdandi was equally startled when she saw Bragi stumble out of the cabin in such a disheveled state. Confusion appeared in her eyes.
"How could it be him?" Urd said in astonishment. "Hadn't he been missing for a hundred years...?"
Verdandi turned to Skuld, who stood beside her with two colorful braids. "Is it him?"
Skuld's large black eyes carefully studied Bragi for a long while before she nodded heavily.
"Mm, it's him!"
Verdandi and Urd exchanged a glance. Urd immediately understood and nodded, then fixed her gaze on Bragi, probing into his past.
A moment later, she gave a soft exclamation.
"What is it?" Verdandi asked.
"His past over the last hundred years... I can't see it clearly?" Urd's eyes were filled with confusion. "Just like that Lin Qiye, parts of his past are obscured by mist. Even I can't see what he experienced during these hundred years..."
Verdandi frowned slightly.
"The Three Goddesses?" Joy suddenly appeared in Bragi's eyes when he saw them.
He hurried forward and said to the three goddesses, "Three Goddesses! Please help me! I can't find my wife, Idunn! Do you know where she is?"
At that question, astonishment appeared on both goddesses' faces.
Skuld tilted her head in confusion, seeming not to understand what he was saying. "Sister Idunn already..."
Bragi's eyes widened. "Already what?"
"You don't remember?" Urd stared at Bragi's bloodshot eyes. After a moment, she exchanged a glance with Verdandi beside her. Verdandi gave him a meaningful look.
"Forget it. See for yourself..."
Urd raised her hand and lightly waved it at Bragi. His