The beginning of Meiman is a Zanpakuto

The god-devouring...Fenrir?!

Hearing Brünnhilde's comment, Lord couldn't help but spit out a mouthful of water, then cast a surprised look, and his lips trembled slightly as he hesitated to speak.

He had hallucinated for a moment, thinking that Brünnhilde was talking about the god-devouring Eldridge, which almost frightened him to death, but when he listened carefully, it turned out to be Fenrir!

Regardless of whether you know the Nordic mythology or not, I believe many people have heard of the word "Twilight of the Gods".

The term "Twilight of the Gods" originally originated from Nordic mythology. It was a prophesied series of huge disasters that caused the death of countless gods. In the end, most of the gods died, the world sank into the boundless ocean, and then humans rose from there.

In orthodox Norse mythology, the cause of the War of Ragnarok was that the giant dragon Nidhogg gnawed off the roots of the World Tree, which triggered a series of disasters.

Among them is the flame giant Surtur, who holds a sword of light comparable to the sun and splits the Asgard domain apart.

Hela, the goddess of death, Fenrir, and Jormungandr joined forces to slaughter the Asgardian gods.

The Fenrir described in it is a giant wolf with a ferocious nature. It is said that when it opens its mouth, the fangs on its upper and lower jaws can even hold up the sky and the earth!

The most famous legend about Fenrir is that it will break free from the Gleipni chains that bind it at Ragnarok, and then use its greedy huge mouth to devour and kill the great King of the Gods Or.

Man!

That's right...

In Norse mythology, Fenrir is a terrifying beast that swallowed Odin. Even Tyr, the god of war, bit off an arm by it!

But it's worth mentioning.

In the Marvel universe, Fenrir is no longer Loki's child, but has become Hela's mount and pet, and is still in the movie, fighting the Hulk back and forth.

Well......

It can only be said that Fenrir's status and strength have not declined by any means. If the description in the myth is followed, even if Thanos comes, it seems that it is not enough.

"Fenrir..."

Lord muttered, then stood up and came outside the cave, with a hint of curiosity.

He really wanted to see how different this giant beast in Nordic mythology was from the one shown in the movie!

Then......

He saw at the end of the horizon, amid the violent storm and snow, a black wolf as huge as a mountain, charging towards him on dark green clouds.

"This...is a wolf?!!!" Lord couldn't help but open his mouth.

No matter which angle you look at this thing from, except for its somewhat similar appearance, it doesn’t seem to have anything to do with a creature like a ‘wolf’, right?

Fenrir, who is 100 meters tall, shattered several surrounding peaks with just one roar. This is much more domineering than in the movie!

"It's actually it... Hela went crazy and actually let it out!" Brynhildr's pretty face turned pale, and there was a trace of trembling in her voice.

Judging from the reaction of the Valkyrie next to him and the exaggerated size of the giant wolf, Lorde couldn't help but frown slightly. It seemed that this part of the plot had also changed!

The Fenrir in front of me is definitely not Hela's mount in the movie, but a real... giant beast that devours gods!

"Is that...Xiaobai?" With his excellent eyesight, Lord saw a stream of light made of ice flickering around the huge Fenrir.

The stream of ice attacked from time to time, and the ice and snow rolled up the ice dragon that was a hundred meters long, making a roar that shook the world. It hit the black needle-like fur and directly shattered into countless ice particles and fell.

For the huge Fenrir, an attack of this magnitude is not painful at all, and cannot stop its progress at all.

"It's strange..."

Lord looked at the giant wolf, gently rubbed his chin with one hand, turned to look at the Valkyrie next to him, and asked doubtfully: "Brünnhilde, the legendary Fenrir, wasn't he chained by the Grepni?"

Are you bound?"

There is no chain in the world that can bind the giant wolf Fenrir. Even the artifacts made by the dwarves using the highest quality materials cannot withstand the terrifying power of the giant wolf Fenrir that shocks the gods!

The Grepni Chain is the only thing that can bind Fenrir. It is made of six rare things by the gods: cat's footsteps, woman's beard, stone roots, fish's breath, bear's tendons, and bird's tendons.

Cursed chains forged from saliva.

The texture of this chain is as soft and smooth as the most expensive ribbon in the world, and its appearance cannot be seen with the naked eye. Its shape is just like the materials from which it is cast, it is a veritable 'non-existent' chain!

As long as the Grepni chains are there, Fenrir should still be bound. How could he escape?

"Glepni is still there..."

Brünnhilde bit her lip and let the blood flow in her mouth. She pointed at the giant wolf with a bitter look on her face and said, "Look carefully at its neck. There is a very small and transparent ring."

The marks are the Gleipny chains, and they are still on Fenrir."

Lord focused his spiritual energy on his eyes and observed carefully for a moment. He found that, as Brunhilde said, a circle of small strangulation marks could be faintly seen around Fenrir's neck, near the thick black fur.

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"Since Grapni is still there, how did Fenrir get out of trouble?" Lord was a little puzzled and confused. Logically speaking, this shouldn't be the case.

"It's Hela..."

Brünnhilde sighed quietly and said: "The gods originally gave the responsibility of guarding Fenrir to Hela, the goddess of death, so she is the only one who can control the Gleipny Chain."

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

"No, she didn't free Fenrir."

Brünnhilde shook her head and said: "Hela can only control Grapni and has no ability to completely release Fenrir. She only loosened the chain a little."

"I see......"

Lord nodded, understanding what Brunhilde meant.

Fenrir was not actually released, but the chain around his neck was slightly lengthened by Hela. It sounded like he was 'walking a dog'.

"Fenrir just listens to her?"

Another question arose in Lord's mind. Since Fenrir is not a mount, why should he obey Hela?

"This... I don't know, Fenrir has always listened to what he said." Brynhildr was stunned, she had never thought about this problem before.

"It's interesting..."

There were ripples in the depths of Lord's eyes, and a faint smile appeared on the corners of his lips: "It seems that it is necessary to find out why Fenrir obeyed Hela's orders."

Intuition told him...

The reason for hiding it is very important, and it may bring him unexpected rewards!