Odin's ultimate move was actually very simple: he hurled the divine artifact Gungnir in his hand. But sometimes, simplicity was the greatest strength.
Because the ability of the divine artifact in his hand was inherently both simple and immensely powerful!
The Eternal Spear Gungnir, also known as the "Spear of Eternity" or the "Declaration of the great god," meant "to pierce through." It was hailed as the "divine spear lost from the heavens" and the "meteor spear Gungnir," the exclusive weapon wielded by Odin, the chief god of Northern Europe.
This spear had been forged by dwarves at the request of the evil god Loki during the incident involving Sif's hair. Its spearhead was engraved with runes, while its shaft was made from a branch of the World Tree.
The spear was sacred. Any oath sworn upon its tip could never be revoked and would surely come true.
At the same time, because its original form was a javelin, it possessed tremendous power when thrown. It streaked across the sky like a meteor when launched, earning it the name Meteor Spear.
The spear's ability was simple yet powerful: "Once thrown, it will definitely strike its target." It was a divine spear that never missed, capable of piercing through anything it hit before automatically returning to its master's hand.
When the Aesir and Vanir went to war, Odin had used this spear to launch the first attack.
It was said that when Vikings went into battle, their commander would first throw a spear at the enemy, a tradition inherited from this.
"Gungnir! Eternal Spear Gungnir!!"
Odin raised the divine spear in his hand. After locking onto Kiana, he hurled it directly at her. In that instant, the Eternal Spear transformed into a meteor—fast and accurate!
Locked onto by the Eternal Spear,