[Comprehensive British and American] Soul Wandering

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Helm Underworld, one of the nine kingdoms derived from the Uktra Hill tree of life, the kingdom ruled by the god of death Hull, usually called hell.It was a cold and foggy place, a place of eternal night, accessible only to the dead.

Loki's body turned into smoke and dust and shattered between the heaven and the earth, but his soul was dragged to Heim's underworld.

Stepping in the cold and dark place of the extreme north, even though he has lost his body, he still feels the bitingly cold environment. He can't see the road ahead, but his heart seems to be drawn along an invisible road of the soul.

Living in another world after death is another kind of rebirth.

In Asgard, people believe that the road after death is rough and rough, and before cremation, the deceased must wear special Hull shoes to help them pass the difficult journey of nine days and nights.

But Loki was gone, without a body, and no one would prepare a pair of Hull shoes for him.

Running along the rough road, every fall and every collision is a pain in the soul, so he ran along this dark rough path for nine days and nine nights as if unconscious, and then he saw The Geol River of Hades.

This river is the boundary of Niflheim, and there are gilded crystal bridges on the river, suspended by a single hair.Guarding the bridge is a hideous skeleton—Modgood the Warspite.

Loki stood alone in front of Modgud with scars all over his body. He once read in the book that anyone who wants to cross the crystal bridge must first let Modgud suck blood as a toll. Some people can't stand it. , fell from the bridge, sank to the bottom of the Jiol River, and turned into mud.

However, most of the ghosts after death passed the bridge on horses or carts, and these horses and carts were burned together with the cremation. No one burned Rocky’s horses or chariots for him. His own blood, and the urgency to see Sigurn.

Modgood was more greedy than a bloodthirsty monster, and Loki was so weak that he could hardly stand still, and almost fell into the black Ogier River.

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The Feathered Serpent God Kukulkan spread the wings on his back and took Ruona to the top of the tree of life of Uktrasir, which was rooted in the spring of Urd.

The tree of life is so huge that it is hard to imagine. Compared with the tree of life, Asgard is just a little dirt attached to the roots.

It looks like an ash tree, with many golden fruits on the green tree. Caius asked her to pick the fruit from the tree. Although she didn't know what it would be useful for, Ruona would never question Caius Kukulkan picked the golden fruit with his tail and put it in Ruona's palm.

What kind of power does a small, golden fruit have that Caius spent so much effort to get it.

"Kukulkan, let's go back." Ruona ordered.

I don't know what happened to Asgard.

The World Tree was shrouded in a huge ball of light, and the golden fruit held in Ruona's hand exuded an unusually dazzling light. An invisible pulling force dragged her back to the Tree of Life, and Kukulkan was Suppressed all the strength and could not move.

Ruona's figure disappeared into the dense canopy of the World Tree, and Kukulkan was beaten back to Asgard by a powerful force.

Caius stood on the gradually collapsing Asgard, looking at the gradually darkening sun, and then discovered a passage engraved on the stone tablet of Asgard:

Asgard is located between the sun and the moon, maintaining the balance between the two. When Asgard falls, the sun and the moon will also fall together.

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Ruona fell into a dark world, the dim light illuminated very few things, she walked forward cautiously, and then saw an acquaintance.

That's Loki from Asgard.

Different from the handsome and handsome man in armor in Asgard, he is now in a mess and looks extremely weak, as if he will fall to the ground at any time.

He stood by the river like that, looking at a woman standing in front of him.

The woman turned her back to Ruona, but her voice made her feel very familiar. The woman said to Loki, "You shouldn't have come here."

Loki thought countless times what he should say when they met, but he never expected that the first sentence would be accusation.

"Why?" he asked.

His voice was low and sounded weak and timid.

"I have someone I love," said the woman, "I don't love you."

"I know," Loki clenched his sleeves, and despite the bitterness, he still managed to squeeze out a smile, "You've said it since the first time we met."

"Then why are you still here?"

No one knew that he destroyed the whole of Asgard for her, and no one knew that he walked in embarrassment for nine days and nine nights, and sacrificed nearly half of his blood before he came to her.

No one knew how much he loved her, not even her.

Holding his heart full of fiery love, he gave up his life and came to meet her in Haim's Underworld, but only received a sentence "I don't love you".

He replied with a wry smile: "I love you is my own business, it has nothing to do with you, and it has nothing to do with whether you love me or not."