Rebirth of the Viking King

Following the raven all the way, Loki held the torch high and walked quickly through the dark city.

The further he moved toward the center of the city, the more dead giants he could see.

They died in different ways. Some died on the street with the sample in their arms, and some lay on the window sill and were stabbed through the chest with a sword. Even after a thousand years, Loki could still feel the bloody scene of the pre-Qin Qi masters massacring the residents of the outer lands.

Ask yourself, Loki has killed people before.

But all the carnage he caused was for survival.

The living environment in Scandinavia is too harsh. If you want to survive, you have to die or live. There is no third option.

Throughout Loki's life, he had never killed anyone simply to satisfy his desire to conquer.

Even though they were not the people of Kyushu, all of them were driven away and killed just for the illusory purpose of "I want immortality and I need to refine elixirs."

What does it have to do with destroying you?

Even if he lived two lives, he still wouldn't know how to answer this question.

The raven flew or stopped, leading him all the way to a palace with complex terrain. In order not to lose his way, Loki would stop and carve labels with the stone ax made by the "Scarlet Creator" every few dozen meters.

Why did they forge the [Demon Sealing Blade] in Gu Changqing's hands into the shape of their father's ax in their memory? The answer to this question is unknown to Loki. But it is an indisputable fact that the weapon is much easier to wield.

But even after walking and climbing hundreds of meters, Loki had almost forgotten the way he came, because this palace was so huge!

Running among them with a torch held high, he could see that the tall dome of the palace was made of Gothic columns, and the slender and towering arched walls were painted with complex murals. Although these murals have become muddy due to age, it can still be seen that a lot of thought was spent on the construction of those red giants.

Even though it was thousands of years ago, these alien gods had not been on earth for a short time.

As he continued to run, Loki found that his physical fitness had improved greatly compared to before. I haven't felt tired after running at high speed for so long. After turning the last corner, the raven suddenly stopped, and Loki also stopped abruptly.

He widened his eyes and stared at everything in front of him.

As I walked along the way, everything I could see was huge giants, giant creations, giant houses, etc.

However, after passing this corner, what was in front of him turned out to be a kerosene lamp used by ordinary humans!

He hesitantly walked to the kerosene lamp, stretched out his hand and lit the oil. When he got closer and smelled it, he found that the lamp oil was filled with fragrance.

It’s not the same material as the low-quality lamp oil that the Vikings used to smoke at first sight!

Loki frowned.

Thousands of years have passed, and everything in the Sunken City has been ruthlessly dried into various dry skins. If this oil lamp came from a thousand years ago, then there is no doubt that the oil in the lamp should have become like a dry film, losing all moisture.

However, the station oil lamp actually contained at least half a lamp of lamp oil! Rubbing a flint with a large ax can even ignite the wick!

This lamp is so "new"!

Holding the oil lamp, Loki felt his hands tremble slightly.

There was only one way to explain the oil lamp in front of me.

That is this lamp, a personal item left in the submerged city by "Mo Yiquan" of the Tang Dynasty who drew the "General Map of the World".

This raven, which had saved his life several times, once again led him to find the relics that Mo Yiquan left in the submerged city!

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Rumor has it that the crow is the messenger of the god-king Odin in the mortal world. There are two crows perched on his shoulders, one can see the past and the other can see the future.

Now, Loki has completely believed this rumor which sounds full of feudal superstition.

The big crow gifted to him by "The Universal One" Ahai must have some ability to see through the past, so that he can accurately find this oil lamp in such a huge city. Otherwise, even if Loki and his 10 Viking warriors searched for a year, they might not be able to find it!

Holding an oil lamp, Loki gently pushed open a normal-sized door in front of him. Behind the door, he actually saw a hall illuminated by soft light!

The area of ​​this hall is about seven or eight hundred square meters.

There are three huge cages evenly placed on the left and right sides of the hall. In each cage, there is a fluorescent jellyfish "Firefly" with shiny bones. Six huge jellyfish float lazily in the cage, emitting light that makes the entire room shine like incandescent lights.

Even and white.

The uniform light throughout the room reflects the workbench in the middle of the house. Paper, pens, and various gold powders and paints are neatly placed on the workbench.

Nothing in this house has any sense of age. It's as new as if the owner of the room just happened to go out to pick up a takeaway.

Entering the room, Loki gently reached out and touched the thin layer of dust on the table. Now it is almost certain that this normal-sized "studio" must be the place where "Mo Yiquan", a painter of the Tang Dynasty, worked.

The "General Map of the World: Submerged City Volumes" in his arms was probably drawn by this man from the Tang Dynasty in this room.

He could even feel that he was holding a torch alone, enduring loneliness and darkness, running around this tomb-like dead city, retrieving various specimens from various places, and bringing them back to the house to study and draw them carefully.

Old Walder once mentioned that this was also the first time he found this city. He also mentioned that Mo Yiquan died in his hands by chance. He got the [Seal of Blood Sacrifice] in Mo Yiquan's hand.

This shows that through long-term research, Mo Yiquan must have found a way to shuttle between the submerged city and the surface.

In the center of the house, there is a red totem. It was a red head. Two lines from top to bottom were carved from the top of the head except for the outline of the brow bone, and naturally extended downward to form the bridge of the nose. The only thing that differs from normal humans is that there is a diamond-shaped slot in the center of this giant's eyebrows.

Does this mean it's a Cyclops, or

From a purely superficial perspective, this totem-like giant statue is quite similar to the ancient giant head on Easter Island.

But the statues of the giants on Easter Island are extremely huge standing on the desolate island. In terms of scale, this statue does not meet the five-meter-high proportion of the dead giant outside the door.

This size, converted to normal human proportions, is probably a "figure" of a giant.

Reach out and touch the diamond-shaped slot in the center of those eyebrows. Loki felt that the socket was quite similar to the [Seal of Blood Sacrifice] in his pocket. He took out the diamond-shaped mark and carefully observed its size. He was just about to try to get it between the giant's eyebrows.

Suddenly there was the sound of a bird's beak tapping the table.