diskusbooks Chapter 940 Thor Makes His Move
Chapter 940 Thor Makes His Move
Tyr was truly stunned by the blow.
At the same time, Tyr also felt a strong sense of fear and despair!
He knew that if no one came to his aid soon, he would be doomed!
Facing the all-out attack of four Quasi-Saints from the Bright Light World.
Despite Tyr's best efforts, he was helpless.
Tyr couldn't even block the opponent's attacks, let alone retaliate.
After all, Tyr's strength, even among beings at the Quasi-Saint level, is not among the absolute top Quasi-Saints.
He had only recently entered the Quasi-Saint realm.
Although the higher the level, the smaller the gap becomes.
However, Tyr still found it difficult to defend himself against the attack of four powerful individuals of the same level.
at the same time.
Tyr's cries for help also awakened the gods.
The gods and demons fighting below were staring at each other, and of course, there was nothing they could do.
Even the gods and demons of the Norse pantheon could only watch helplessly, their anxiety growing.
The previous excitement vanished, replaced by endless silence.
The gods and demons of the Norse pantheon knew very well that they had utterly lost face today.
Even losing face is a minor matter.
If Tyr were to fall today, it would be a great loss to the Norse pantheon!
Just then, a bolt of lightning ripped through the sky with a deafening roar.
The bright and violent lightning, like a thunder dragon tearing through the sky, roared and rushed towards the direction where Tyr was being besieged.
"what!"
Thor has made his move!
"Ah, our Thor has made his move!"
The Norse gods and demons, whose spirits had plummeted, were immediately overjoyed.
They saw it clearly.
At the very forefront of that bolt of lightning that ripped through the sky was Thor, wielding Mjolnir!
At this moment, Thor's expression was calm, his hands tightly gripping his own divine weapon, Mjolnir.
His full head of blond hair flew wildly.
His entire robust physique was outlined with the trajectory of deadly lightning.
Thor remained expressionless as he swung his hammer towards the Quasi-Saints of the Bright World.
boom! ! !
With a thunderous roar, the world was suddenly illuminated!
It was as if a thundercloud had exploded in the azure sky, roaring across the world!
Thor would certainly lend a hand to Tyr, the God of War.
This is not because of the relationship between Tyr and Thor.
Although nominally, in the Norse pantheon, Tyr, the god of war, is the elder brother of Thor, the god of thunder.
However, over these countless years...
Even among brothers, the emotional element called kinship will gradually fade over time.
After all, over time, everyone has their own lives and even their own interests.
Ten years, a hundred years, a thousand years is still manageable.
But what about ten thousand years?
Ten thousand years is enough time for a civilization to evolve from its primitive stage into a technological age for ordinary people.
The same applies within the worldview of gods and demons.
This is why, in the eyes of mortals, gods and demons often appear ruthless.
Thor went to help Tyr.
the reason is simple.
Just as Tyr judged Thor.
This is the Norse god of thunder.
His values may be very upright, he is the most righteous in legend, and he is also the representative of bravery and fearlessness in Norse mythology.
It also symbolizes war and the indomitable spirit to overcome all suffering.
In a sense, Thor is more representative of the Norse pantheon's will to fight than many other Norse people.
This is also why Tyr has always disliked Thor.
After all, although Thor is known as the God of Thunder, in the eyes of his followers, Thor symbolizes far too many things.
Even the very essence of his existence as a god of war, the meaning of war, has been greatly diminished.
Of course.
This also made Thor extremely concerned about the glory of the Norse pantheon!
Just like that slogan once shouted by mortals.
For the glory of the Northern God!
Those Norse Vikings who once ravaged the West in the Middle Ages.
They were on the vast ocean, facing the boundless depths of the sea.
They stood at the bow of the ship, their gazes unwavering, never retreating!
This includes unwavering loyalty to one's own beliefs.
It is this faith that sustains these ordinary people, enabling them to overcome all the hardships at sea and reach the other shore of their dreams.
During that period, Thor's faith also became incredibly powerful and immense.
After all, the most common and deadliest thing on the high seas is ocean storms.
If the crew encounters a storm, there is a high probability that the ship will be destroyed and everyone on board will perish.
When faced with the raging storm at sea.
Pirates from the north often offered sacrifices to Thor, the god of thunder.
They prayed in this way for Thor's mercy, that he would protect them through the storm and that they would sail safely.
Through this daily influence of faith, the god Thor gradually grew stronger.
At the same time, these beliefs, which had been the focus of countless people throughout history, gradually influenced Thor's mind.
These devoted believers, with their fervent faith in the Norse pantheon, also brought about a change in Thor's state of mind.
From then on, Thor became the most honor-conscious being in the Norse pantheon.
His attachment to the Norse pantheon was even stronger than that of Odin, the king of the gods.
In Thor's view
Whether it's his own brother Tyr or his uncle Loki.
Even his own father, the god-king Odin.
None of this matters.
Their existence is all for the future of the Norse pantheon.
Before the glory of the Norse pantheon, the life, death, honor, and disgrace of any individual seem insignificant.
So it is.
Although Thor doesn't like Tyr.
He also never approved of Tyr's schemes against the Great Xia pantheon.
Furthermore, he never held a grudge against Chu Yun for summoning Yang Jian during the Mythical Arena battle, and for uniting with the feathered serpent god, the totem worshipped by the indigenous people of North America, to defeat his spirit.
Kothor still cares about the future of the Norse pantheon.
This is why he didn't want to watch Tyr die in this battle.
So, he took action.
"Oh?"
"Thor has made his move."
at the same time.
With Thor's intervention.
Below, in the ranks of the Papacy pantheon.
Jesus stood surrounded by a host of angels.
She smiled gently and looked in Thor's direction.
A look of surprise flashed across Jesus' eyes.
Clearly, Jesus did not expect Thor to help Tyre at this time.
At least in Jesus' view.
Even though both of them came from the Norse pantheon, they had many conflicts regarding their religious beliefs.
Logically speaking, Thor shouldn't be helping Tyr.
At least in his own best interest, it would be better for him if Tyr were dead.
Of course, this is just Jesus' own perspective as an outsider.
Jesus certainly wouldn't help Tyre.
Jesus had long ago made up his mind to side with Chu Yun and to befriend the Great Xia pantheon.
At this moment, he had no desire to get involved in Tyr's affairs.