"Tell me! I've been wondering about what's happening outside. Please, tell me, will you?" Freya grabbed Suye's arm, pressing her breasts against it as she gently shook him.
Suye said helplessly, "My deduction is that the Twilight Legion has deep reserves. After all these years, it should at least be able to stand against the Odin Legion."
"And what happens next?"
"The Twilight Legion's main forces haven't even mobilized yet. Once Fenrir, the Twilight Wolf, and Jörmungandr, the World Serpent, send out their offspring, along with the Land of Death army of Hela, the Goddess of Death, and the Land of Fire army of Surtur, the Fire Giant Master, the Odin Legion will inevitably collapse completely and then be gradually devoured."
"And after that?"
"After that, Odin will have no choice but to launch a divine war in the Divine Realm. That's exactly what Loki wants to see. He'll slowly wear down the power of the Norse Pantheon. Once the Norse Pantheon shows signs of defeat, he'll attack with all his might without hesitation, begin the final battle, drag Northern Europe into twilight, and create the Twilight Battlefield—the likes of which haven't appeared in hundreds of thousands of years." Suye spoke.
Freya sighed and said, "If the Twilight Battlefield descends, it will inevitably end with one side or both sides being completely destroyed. No one will be able to escape before it ends."
"Yes. That's why I don't want to participate in the Twilight War, but it seems I can't escape it." Suye shook his head.
"I knew about Bahamut looking for you long ago," Freya said.
"Bahamut and Odin are friends. They've known each other for hundreds of thousands of years, so naturally Bahamut would tell him what happened at the Ten Thousand Fire Palace," Suye said.
Freya relaxed