Odin's armor-crafting skills were the finest. His armor was a scale-like half-suit of metal armor, layered piece over piece. Without question, it offered the best defense.
Bor's armor was somewhat rougher, looking a little like chainmail.
The armor Daisy had borrowed from Asgard and that Buri was now wearing was leather armor, with metal only around the chest.
Wrapped in animal hides and a deep blue robe, wearing a horned helmet, Buri exuded an aura unique to the primordial wilderness.
Listening to Bor and Odin argue endlessly, Buri raised his brows and coldly said, "All of you, shut up."
Bor still feared Pop's ferocity. The First Generation God Kings marked the divide between the Elder Gods and the new gods. In that age, the Elder Gods slaughtered one another until only Gaea, Goddess of White Magic Oshtur, God of Dark Magic Chthon, and Set the Serpent God remained.
All the other Elder Gods had been killed by the God Eater. That God Eater later became the Devourer. He went dark and kept courting death until he finally died himself. Earth's First Generation God Kings were born from his corpse.
It could be said that whether it was the Asgardian pantheon, the Greek Pantheon, or any other pantheon, all of them had inherited some evil nature. Bloodlust and a thirst for killing—none of the First Generation God Kings in those pantheons were good gods in the conventional sense. They were born violent, viewed humans as ants, and regarded their own children as burdens.
Asgard was relatively better off. Other than his gloomy temperament, Buri had not done much evil. Over in the Greek Pantheon, the God Kings would devour their sons and daughters at the drop of a hat, terrified that their children would undermine their rule and divide their divine