Bloodline Survival Guide

Vidal never returned to Landvedi.

Even if Fenrir said that, he dared not go back.

He stayed in Fleena's palace, accompanied her every day to study her new jewelry and new clothes, and planted flowers and plants in her garden.

He spends more time in a daze.Every time Frena babbled to him, she found that Vidal was always distracted.She also found that Vidal's eyes were not so bright, as if they were covered with a layer of shadow, and there was indescribable distress on the bright blue, which made Vidal very melancholy.

"Are you troubled by Nasus?" Frena was a little unhappy, "Do you regret rejecting her, Vidal?"

Vidal was in a daze, and when he came back to his senses, he only heard the words "regret" and "rejection" in Frena's last words, and the expression on his face changed instantly.

Seeing him like this, Frena was even more furious, "Vidal, I thought I had made it very clear to you these days... Nasus is not as elegant and beautiful as you look, she is essentially A paranoid and arrogant bad woman, very hypocritical, and very good at playing tricks... Do you think Nasus is beautiful? Do you think Nasus is more beautiful than me? Do you like Nasus?"

Vidal listened to Frena's words, why Nasus had been thrown out of the sky long ago, and his thoughts were abducted to strange places...

Yes, Fenrir is also a paranoid and arrogant person at heart, but he doesn't know how to play tricks on the spot. He looks...

Vidal thought blankly, and for some reason he thought of Fenrir's naked body that night... His appearance is different from other men in Asgard. He has black hair, black eyes, and eyes when he is excited. will turn amber.The muscles on his body are very strong, and he is taller than himself...

"Vidal!" Frena pushed Vidal's shoulder with displeasure, trying to bring him back from his trance, "Can you wake up and stop thinking about that bad woman! She really doesn't deserve it you!"

Can you wake up a little bit?

Is he really not good enough for me?

Vidal stared at Frena's flushed face in a daze, he didn't know what he thought of, but he subconsciously shook his head.

He has been sober, very sober.

The wolf was different from the other gods, and Vidal knew that when he first met him.

That day in the main hall, he stared at the gods around him, his whole body was full of defense, and there was a stubbornness in his eyes that moved Vidal.

In many cases, whether it is gods, humans, or beasts, they will subconsciously succumb to crowds and open hostility, become timid, bow their heads, and even be assimilated.It was a compromise of fear of being isolated, and a submission to fate.And that wolf stood in the center of the hall, he was branded humble from birth, but still faced his fate with an unwilling expression, that was the first time Vidal felt that Fenrir was similar to him.

Vidal hates that the gods ignore the living beings, and hates that the gods are divided into three, six, and nine ranks.

Vidal never confided the belief in his heart to anyone.After all, after hearing his point of view, the gods must feel in their hearts——Vidal is so simple, he actually thinks that flowers, plants, trees, animals, and humans can be compared with gods?ridiculous.

Thinking about it this way, Fenrir seems much cuter than the gods.The fur on his body is very soft and easy to touch, and his eyes are very clear.The way he expresses himself is direct, albeit always with a touch of care.Vidal thought before that he must not be so careful because I am a god... Only now did he realize that it was because he loves me.

Frena saw Vidal's wandering look, thinking that he was still thinking about that innocent Nasus in his heart.She widened her eyes: "I think you are really dizzy, you can't understand me at all! You should think about it! Anyway, if you are with that bad woman, I will definitely look down on you!"

underestimate me?

So what if I look down on it?Vidal thought.

If two people are together, they must be blessed to be fulfilled, so does happiness come from love itself, or from the definition of love in the hearts of others.

The more Vidal thought about it, the more he had a headache.

He no longer wanted to hear Fleena speak, every word Fleena said reminded him of Fenrir... At that time they were sitting opposite each other on the petals, surrounded by birds chirping and breeze, Fenrir was talking about things On the margins, his expression was a little nervous, with a little expectation, and he kept trying to say... to try to make himself happy and make his surroundings less silent.

Vidal didn't want to have a headache anymore.He willfully covered his ears, closed his eyes, and stopped looking at Frena.

Frena blushed with anger, she opened her mouth and wanted to say something, but her brother Frey came out from the inner court, and greeted them while putting on his armor: "I think we need to go to the Golden Palace, Father God said We're all there."

"What's the matter?" Frena was very vigilant, "Could it be that Nasus still hasn't given up, and has come up with some bad tricks to force Vidal?!"

Frey shrugged and glanced at Vidal at the table.

"It has nothing to do with Nasus... I heard that it seems that Odin is going to deal with the giant wolf Fenrir today."

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In fact, for Fenrir, he didn't care about the so-called punishment the gods would give him.Thor's hammer, Tyr's sword, Odin's gun... He didn't feel any pain when these weapons were added to his body. What made him feel the most pain was the back of Vidal leaving in a hurry.

He was not surprised when the gods escorted him to the Golden Palace.

He had expected a long time ago, how could the gods tolerate a monster staying in Asgard.Even without the conflict on the day of the banquet, the gods would have found another excuse to drive him out of Asgard for good.

Fenrir was firmly pointed at by the heroic spirit with a spear and escorted into the hall.

Looking up he saw Vidal.

They looked at each other across the gods, and no one could tell what emotion was in that look.

Fenrir lowered his head.

"Fenrir the Demon Wolf." Odin said in a deep voice, "Do you know what mistake you made?"

Fenrir nodded, "I know. I have protected the dignity of the gods for you from being trampled by foreigners, and whitewashed the noble image of the gods for you."

Odin slapped the throne heavily, pointed his spear straight at Fenrir, his one-eyed eyes burst into anger, "You shouldn't have stayed in Asgard."

All the gods were whispering under their seats.

In order to bind Fenrir, Thor has failed twice... The gods were surprised to find that they seemed to find no other way to trap this powerful giant wolf... Thor has such a magical hammer , nor can Fenrir be bound, no matter how strong the iron chain is, he will break it...

So Odin thought of a way.He ordered his son to find the dwarves, and asked them to use rare materials in the world to make a strong chain to bind the ominous giant wolf.

Today is the best time.

Odin said to Fenrir in a slow voice, "Asgard has no precedent for letting a monster stay, not to mention you have brought destruction to Asgard. You are Loki's child, you have the same You are as powerful as a god, but you do not belong to Asgard after all, you are not a god. But we can't drive you away, you stubbornly want to stay here, although I don't know why... Today I summoned all the gods to gather in This is to deal with you."

Vidal stood next to Odin, he watched Odin in puzzlement and gave Thor a wink, and then Thor took out a white thing that looked like a ribbon from the armor.

Odin said to Fenrir: "I heard from Thor that Asgard can't find a chain that can bind you. So I came up with a way. I found a chain that is unparalleled in the world, whether it is God Or a monster like you, it is not its opponent... I plan to make a deal with you, if you can break this chain, then I will allow you to stay in Asgard. I will order you to get the same You are treated like the gods, and no god will feel that your status is humble."

Vidal subconsciously turned his head to look at the chain in Thor's hand...

That is……

That 'chain' looks more like a silky ribbon, almost transparent in color, and looks light and soft.

Thor held the 'chain' and said to Fenrir: "If you can break free from this chain, there will be nothing that can trap you in the nine worlds. You will be trapped by all the gods in the nine worlds. , praised by giants, this is a good opportunity for you to prove yourself."

The gods also surrounded Fenrir one after another, lobbying one after another, bewitching Fenrir in various ways, hurry up, let us see your strength!

Odin looked at the scene of His Royal Highness with a smile, lowered his voice and said to Vidal beside him: "My dear Vidal, do you know how magical that chain is? It is the six most precious materials in the world used by dwarves. Forged, there is no more magical chain than that. Once Fenrir puts on that chain, unless God melts the chain with his own blood and tears, nothing in the Nine Worlds will be able to cut it off That chain...whether it be my spear, Thor's hammer, or Frey's sword of victory."

Vidal was startled, he looked at Odin's determined smile...

He didn't understand, why did Odin go to such lengths to target Fenrir? Is it just because Fenrir is a magical beast with power?

Vidal looked around the entire hall in a daze, and found sadly that all the gods seemed to be wearing masks, using different expressions and tones to coax the poor giant wolf to say: Put it on, let us see your strength !

Odin's voice was soft, with unspeakable sarcasm: "Vidal, tell me, if this wolf is bound forever, will it be very painful in the future?"

The hands in Vidal's cuffs slowly tightened, and he really wanted to say to Odin at this moment: He is bound, maybe I will suffer more than him.

But he couldn't speak.

"So what if you break free? What if you can't break free?"

His Highness Fenrir spoke, his eyes still full of disdain.

"I smell deceit from your mouths. Don't waste your efforts. Although it is just an ordinary ribbon in my eyes, I will not fall for such a stupid trick."

Odin chuckled at Fenrir: "You are afraid, I know. You are afraid of this chain."

"Afraid?" Fenrir smiled, "I said it before, so what if I break it? I think it's not that I'm afraid of the chain, but you gods are afraid of me. I can't What I am afraid of." He added in his heart: I am only afraid that Vidal will run away from me and despise me.

Odin said: "Sounds really brave, but I understand, you are just afraid, you just use these to cover up the panic in your heart...Admit it, Fenrir the giant wolf, you are afraid of being caught by this light ribbon tied up."

The gods also echoed Odin, and some gods walked up to Thor and pulled the ribbon, talking to Fenrir how amazing the ribbon was...

Fenrir had a headache from the noise.

He closed his eyes and looked up again at the pure white figure in front of the throne.

He thought: It doesn’t matter if he is bound, after all, he has long been bound by invisible chains, one end is connected to his heart, and the other end is connected to Vidal’s thoughts.If he could be trapped in Asgard, one day when Vidal passed by, he might be able to see his figure from a distance.It's better to see it than to never see it.

He was trapped in a love that he couldn't get out of, and he was stuck forever, and there was nowhere to escape.

If I can stay in Asgard...

Fenrir sighed.

"Even if I don't want to put on this chain today, tomorrow, the day after tomorrow, you will find other methods and excuses to make me experience more pain and humiliation... Okay. Odin, the father of the gods, please remember The promise you said, if I break this chain, you will let me stay in Asgard."

Odin replied confidently: "Of course."

Thor and the gods looked at each other, and they both saw the excited light in each other's eyes.

Thor came forward with the chain and was about to put it on Fenrir, but Fenrir spoke again: "I don't trust you hypocritical gods. I need you to send a god to put his arm on me But I won't bite it down... After I break free from that chain, I know you didn't deceive me, and I will let go of that hand."

All the gods were stunned for a moment and looked at Fenrir, but none of them stepped forward.Everyone kept looking at each other, and finally they all focused on Tyr - after all, he was the one who brought Fenrir to Asgard.

After Vidal finished listening, he was already stepping towards Fenrir's position... But Odin grabbed Vidal's robe and ordered the two crows on his shoulders to fly forward and land on Vidal's shoulders, The weight of the two crows made Vidal unable to take a step forward, and they fell down like two mountains, causing Vidal to sit down on the ground in an instant.

Odin asked Vidal coldly: "My dear Vidal, are you pitying a lowly beast?"

Vidal looked at his father god, he was so desperate and puzzled for the first time, this was a shameful deception, he wanted to shout, to curse at the gods, to resist...but the weight on his shoulders was too heavy, He was so weak, and his voice was so small, that nothing could stop him.

Tyr was pushed forward by the gods, and put his arm into Fenrir's mouth... Tyr thought to himself, after all, he and Fenrir still had some insignificant friendship, and this wolf would definitely not be true. The one who bit off his arm, definitely not.

Seeing that everything was ready, the gods took the light chain called Kleipnir and wrapped it around his limbs and head... When the ribbon touched Fenrir's body, it tangled wildly His whole body is getting tighter and tighter...

Vidal's face became paler and paler. He saw that Fenrir's expression also changed, and he began to become distorted in pain. Seeing that Fenrir was finally restrained, the gods began to laugh unscrupulously——

Fenrir's amber eyes flashed a trace of shame, and then he howled loudly, and before Tyre retracted his hand in a panic, he bit off Tyre's arm...

The blood of the gods was sprinkled on the main hall of the Golden Palace, and all the gods screamed...

In the chaos, Odin on the throne glanced indifferently at Tyre, who had lost one arm, before turning his gaze away.

Odin opened his mouth, and gently said to Vidal who was beside him with a dull face: "Dear Vidal, look, everything is irreversible."

The author has something to say: This plot is restored from a myth, and it is basically true. I did not make it up. I wrote it twice because it is very important.