Chapter 376: Unexplainable Reason

Chapter 376: Unexplainable Reason

Devourer of Gods... Fenrir

Hearing Brunhilde's evaluation, Lod couldn't help but spit out a mouthful of water. He then cast a surprised gaze, and his lips trembled slightly.

He had heard things in an instant. He had thought that Brunhilde was talking about Nidhogg, who had devoured the gods. He had almost been scared to death. But when he listened carefully, it turned out to be Fenrir!

Regardless of whether or not he understood Nordic legends, he believed that many people had heard of a phrase, 'Ragnarok'.

The word "Ragnarok" originated from Norse mythology. It was a series of huge calamities in the prophecy that caused the death of countless gods. In the end, most gods died, and the world sank into the boundless ocean. Then, humans rose up.

In the orthodox Norse mythology, the cause of the War of the Ragnarok was that Nidhogg, the giant dragon, broke the roots of the World Tree and caused a series of disasters.

Including the flame giant Surtr, who held a sword of light that was comparable to the sun, and split the Asgardian God Domain apart.

And the three gods of the Goddess of Death, Hela, Fenrir, and Jormungandr joined hands and slaughtered the Asgardian gods.

The one described in it was Fenrir. It was a giant wolf with a savage nature. It was rumored that when it opened its mouth, the fangs of the upper and lower jaw could even resist the heavens and earth!

The most famous legend about Fenrir is that at Ragnarok, it will break free from the Gleipnir chains that bind it, and then use its huge greedy mouth to devour and kill the great king of the gods. Ding!

That's right...

In Nordic legends, Fenrir was a terrifying beast that devoured Odin, and even the god of war, Tyr, had his arm bitten off by it!

However, it was worth mentioning.

In Marvel World, Fenrir was no longer Loki's child. Instead, it had become Hela's mount and pet. Moreover, it was also in the movie where it fought against the Hulk.

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It could only be said that Fenrir's status and strength had declined greatly. According to the descriptions in the legends, even if Thanos came over, it would not be enough.

"Fenrir..."

Lod muttered, then he got up and went outside the cave, and a trace of curiosity arose in his heart.

"Gleipnir is still..."

Brunhilde bit his lip tightly, letting blood flow in her mouth, pointing to the location of the giant wolf with a bitter expression on her face, and said, "Look carefully at the position of its neck, there is a very small and transparent circle. That's the Glepnir chain, and it's still on Fenrir."

Lod gathered his spirit energy in his eyes and carefully observed for a moment. As Brunhilde had said, near the thick black fur on Fenrir's neck, he could vaguely see a circle of tiny marks.

"Since Glepnir is still there, how did Fenrir escape?" Lod was somewhat puzzled and confused. Logically speaking, this should not be the case.

"It's Hela..."

Brunhilde faintly sighed. "Back then, the gods had handed over the duty of guarding Fenrir to the goddess of death, Hela, so she was the only one who could control the chains."

Hearing this, Lod slightly frowned and said, "According to what you said, it was Hela who released Fenrir?"

"No, she didn't release Fenrir."

Brunhilde shook her head. "Hela can only control Gleipnir, but she doesn't have the ability to completely release Fenrir. She only loosened a little bit of the chain."

"I see..."

Lod nodded, understanding Brunhilde's meaning.

In fact, Fenrir wasn't released, but the chain around its neck was being controller by Hela, making it sound like she was walking a dog.

"Fenrir just listens to her like that?"

Lod had another question in his heart. Since Fenrir was not a mount, why would he listen to Hela?

"This... I also don't know. Fenrir has always been very obedient." Brunhilde was stunned. She had never thought about this question.

"Interesting..."

A ripple appeared in the depths of Lod's eyes, and a faint smile appeared on his lips. "It seems that it is necessary to find out why Fenrir would listen to Hela's orders."

Intuition told him...

The reason for hiding was very important. Perhaps it would bring him an unexpected harvest!