Giants

In the snow,

Standing there was a group of tall, ugly, humanoid creatures.

They were nearly six meters tall, with round little heads beneath thick, foxtail-colored hair.

However, the head is too small, giving it an extremely disproportionate and deformed appearance compared to the enormous body.

And on those little heads, there was a pair of chubby ears, like protruding ears.

These Giant had legs shorter than their arms, were very thick, and never wore shoes. Their feet were broad, black, hard, and covered with calluses.

Because they have no necks, their heads protrude forward from between their shoulder blades, and their faces are flat and ferocious.

The Giant wore dirty, sewn animal skins that covered their bodies, and the stench they emitted was suffocating.

At the end of his thick, muscular arms, which reached past his knees, were fists the size of sandbags, clutching wooden sticks.

The tip of the stick was stained with a lot of blood, which had turned black from congealing for so long.

These Giant, each holding a wooden stick, formed a circle. Their small, brown eyes, resembling those of Li Ronghao, were sunken into their keratinized skin and almost invisible.

If you looked closely, you would see that the eyes were gleaming with cruelty, staring intently at the two Giant surrounded in the middle.

They were said to be two Giant, but compared to other Giant, they were much shorter.

The male Giant was more than half a head shorter, while the female Giant was even shorter, at most three meters.

However, her appearance was not as strange as those of the Giant; she was more human-like.

She had a pair of violet eyes, and beneath her fair skin, you could even see the veins.

Her long, black hair was braided, looking heavy, and adorned with many jewels that jingled as she moved.

Her long hair reached past her waist and hips, with the ends lightly brushing her thighs.

"Where are those wizards' companions? You've hidden them away!"

A Giant wielding a wooden club roared in a strange, gruff language.

"No, we didn't see them. We just got here ourselves," the Giant explained.

You should look elsewhere.

Not staying with their own tribe and encountering an adult Giant is not good news.

Especially the Giant from other tribes.

Sure enough, a Giant quickly shouted:

"Nonsense! You hid them, and you turned them into food!"

The mere mention of food made everyone's mouths water.

They haven't had a proper meal in a long time.

Since they hadn't found their target, one of the Giant, eyeing the man and woman, suggested, "Let's eat these two."

"Yes, it's been a long time since we've had human flesh," another Giant said. "We can cook them both."

"Those tiny, insect-sized humans, if you skin them and remove their bones, their flesh would probably only be enough to fill a tooth gap," the third Giant remarked with lingering relish. "It's always better to eat one's own kind!"

Chewy!

The Giant, after some discussion, quickly reached an agreement: they would secretly eat their two "kin."

Anyway, none of the other companions will know.

But then they started arguing with each other.

There are only two Giant... not enough for four people to share.

"I want to have that guy all to myself!" a Giant roared. "He was the first one I found."

"You're a fat idiot," the Giant beside him grumbled. "I'm the strongest, so he's my dinner."

"No, he is mine. I am his long-lost father!"

Then, a bizarre scene unfolded:

On the cold snow,

Four men

A fight broke out.

All for the sake of fighting over one man.

The scene was quite chaotic at one point.

Seeing this scene, the woman quickly warned, "Run, Hodor!"

Her words seemed to condense in the air conditioning, failing to achieve the desired result.

Hodor mumbled, "You guys run first."

Sister... Ygritte, I'll stop them!

Hodor could barely speak, but his movements were anything but slow. He suddenly uprooted a cedar tree, dragged the trunk, and strode over.

He seized the opportunity and stabbed hard into the Giant's buttocks.

This is the true forbidden curse, the One Thousand Years of Death!

The Giant who had been stabbed felt a tightness in his anus and let out a mournful howl.

The sound echoed throughout the vast, white snow-covered mountains.

He swung the stick haphazardly and struck Hodor on the leg.

Hodor fell to his knees, and the Giant on his right took a step forward with a thud, striking him in the waist with an elbow.

Hodor fell to the ground, his massive body creating a crater, and he spat out a mouthful of blood.

The third Giant extended two fat fingers and grabbed Hodor's animal skin.

The two collided, and the unstoppable force caused Hodor to smash several cedar trees against his back.

Just as he was about to punch Hodor in the head, a tremor suddenly came from behind him.

The Giant named Ygritte, instead of leaving, ran over.

Without slowing down, she bent over, grabbed the Giant's legs with both hands, spun around, and dragged the over six-meter-tall body up, slamming it out with force!

Its mountain-like body crashed to the ground with a thud, then rolled continuously, kicking up countless snowflakes on the earth.

Ygritte flicked her braid that reached her hips, beckoning defiantly as if she wanted to take on all four of them.

She's clearly overthinking it.

The size difference was too great, and she didn't know magic. After only a few rounds, she was at a disadvantage and her hands were clamped by a Giant.

Another Giant slowly approached, grinned bloodthirstyly, and raised his club.

Ygritte knew she was about to be disemboweled. But it didn't matter; she had long been prepared for death.

Just then, a young wizard appeared without warning.

As Ygritte stared in disbelief, William floated down onto the Giant's shoulder.

The longsword flashed with a cold light, and he gripped the hilt with both hands, thrusting it towards the Giant's head.

Similar to fire dragons, Giant possess a thick layer of magic resistance, allowing them to withstand many magical attacks.

But the Goblin's sword could pierce even the scales of a fire dragon, let alone the skin of Giant.

Not to mention, this sword is coated with a mixture of poisons that even Voldemort couldn't resist.

William landed smoothly on the ground, his sword penetrating three-tenths of an inch, and the Giant collapsed with a thud, causing the ground to tremble violently.

Ygritte pursed her lips, stood still, her face filled with heartfelt gratitude, and in her violet eyes was a calm acceptance of life and death.

William didn't share her leisurely attitude of not fearing death. Facing the charging Giant, he spread his right arm and thrust his wand forward with a sudden burst.

A fierce wind arose in front of him, especially the snow on the ground, which was drawn by magic and forcibly tore out many snowflakes, shooting them towards the Giant.

Ygritte was about to speak up and remind William of just how fierce the Giant was, she saw the crazed Giant with bloodshot eyes charge five meters away from William.

But something shocking happened: the Giant seemed to have crashed into an invisible, impenetrable wall.

For a moment, the blood was thick and blurry, a shocking sight.

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