The Trinity of Harry Potter

The garden in front of you is filled with beautiful flowers regardless of the season, and the sunshine in the sky is shining, making people feel comfortable.

Kano is naturally no exception. As a druid, he feels it even more profoundly.

This is not the real world, but every flower and every blade of grass has a strong natural atmosphere.

"I never thought that a fellow traveler would defeat me many years later."

In the distance, a tall figure walked from the flowers. It was Frey who was filled with resentment just now.

"Hello, I am Canopus Black." Canopus made a traditional druid courtesy, and Frey waved indifferently.

"I am just a shadow. My true body has long since disappeared in Ragnarok. You don't need to worry."

"As a reward, I will give you my bottle of divine blood." Frey said with a smile, "It contains part of my divine power. Although it cannot be used to attack, it can be enough to save the lives of people who are dying."

"Thank you so much." Kano said sincerely, "This is what I need."

"While I still have time, tell me about your inheritance. I'm also curious about the civilization that gave birth to a priest like you."

The two sat in the pavilion that appeared out of thin air and talked happily.

Kano talked about part of the Druid culture, but couldn't help but ask: "As far as I know, the gods have left our world in this era."

"Did all the Nordic gods really die in Ragnarok as you said?"

Frey shook his head: "As you know, gods such as Baldr, Hodr, and Vera did not die. They lived until Ragnarok and re-established our pantheon."

In other words, Odin, Thor, Frey and others are really dead?

Frey saw Kano's disbelief, paused and asked: "Do you know what the nature of gods is?"

Kano thought for a moment: "Powerful creature?"

Frey nodded: "Some gods have powerful power in the mortal world and are made gods. After death, they enter the upper world and are immortal."

"Many of the creation gods in myths are actually elves born in the earth. They did not create the world, but intentionally or unintentionally created an environment suitable for human survival. Some simply happened to meet them and were worshiped as the incarnation of nature.

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Kano nodded. Creation myths will basically explain the reasons for the emergence of natural phenomena such as the heaven and earth, the sun, the moon, and the stars. But the world is so big, it cannot be created piece by piece by gods from all over the world.

"First there is the world, then there are powerful creatures. Humans multiply, powerful creatures become gods, and then ascend to the upper world after death?"

"That's right." Frey confirmed.

But Nordic mythology is different from other systems. The nine realms are like a few leaves hanging on the world tree, and Midgard (the mortal world) is just one of them.

"Because our Nordic pantheon is foreign, the Odin brothers really killed the ancestor giant Ymir, and the world tree really grew from Ymir's heart." Frey said a big story in an understatement.

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"The initial world of our Nordic pantheon contained only fire and ice, and the living environment was extremely harsh."

"Powerful creatures were bred there. In order to survive, they can only kill each other."

"Finally one day, the Odin brothers killed the cruel Ymir, and a plan began."

"The World Tree used the initial world of the Nordic pantheon and Ymir's body as nutrients, and quickly grew up in the void, swinging its flexible branches like an anemone, constantly capturing other worlds."

"This is how the Nine Worlds came to be. Midgard is actually the most stable world. Rather than us capturing it in the void, it is better to say that it truly anchored us." Frey showed an excited expression.

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"You don't know how excited we were that day. So many powerful warriors saw something other than frost and fire for the first time. They were shocked and moved."

"From that day on, I began to prefer the vibrant natural life to fighting."

Kano smiled and said: "Since the mortal world is so good, why didn't you try to invade other areas?"

Frey's face darkened, and the result was unclear.

"Okay, I think you can guess the result." Frey calmed down his thoughts, "Since the day of failure, we have known the concept of gods, and began to protect humans in Scandinavia and collect their beliefs.

He gradually became a god within hundreds of years."

Kano nodded, knowing that he was about to get to the point.

"Thousands of years later, the situation has changed." Frey looked lonely. "Although the World Tree grew from Ymir's body, it essentially drew nutrients from our original world."

"The initial world is becoming more and more fragile. We must abandon it and completely integrate into the upper world affiliated with Midgard."

"But we are creatures born in the original world, and we cannot leave for a long time before it completely collapses, not to mention that this behavior itself is betrayal."

"So the world consciousness gave birth to Fenrir, Jormungandr and other monsters, and also cut off the supply to the World Tree, in order to keep you in the original world?" Kano seemed to understand something.

Frey nodded.

The meaning of the initial world is very clear. These powerful creatures cannot leave. They must die on their own territory, let alone try to suck blood from me to maintain your good life.

"You also know what happened next. Ragnarok is inevitable, and all the eight realms outside of Midgard were shattered into pieces in the battle between gods and giants."

"All the corpses were eaten and recycled by Nidhogg, who represents the consciousness of the world, and the initial world returned to death again."

"Those surviving weak gods have completely integrated into the upper world of Midgard and have survived on this land for thousands of years."

Therefore, the alien world that Kano entered was actually randomly spliced ​​together from the fragments of the eight realms after Ragnarok, which is why it seemed so messy and lifeless.

"Thank you for satisfying my curiosity. I have one last question." Kano saw Frey's figure fade and quickly said, "How can I completely eliminate a living god who takes fear as his priesthood?"

Frey was stunned: "Wouldn't it be enough for you to become a god? If two gods fight against each other with their own divine power, the winner will always be determined in the end."

"If I could become a god, I wouldn't need to have such a headache." Kano couldn't laugh or cry, "I'm talking about relying on mortals to fight against living gods."

Frey thought for a moment, raised his hand, and the phantom of the Sword of Victory appeared in his hand.

"Those mortals with extremely strong will and magic power can rely on the artifacts left by the gods to fight against weaker gods."

Noticing that his shadow was about to disappear, Frey spoke faster.

"It's just that this will greatly damage the source of their magic power. Over time, the strength of these people will significantly decline."

Frey's figure became transparent and blurred, and he only had time to wave his hand one last time before completely disappearing into the spiritual world.

Kano scratched his head, looked at the gradually disintegrating garden, and breathed a sigh of relief.

"This thing really does exist."