Clang!
The blade came crashing down and clashed with Neauld's raised oar.
The two of them began to compete with each other. Sparks flew out from where the blades and oars clashed. Then, Neolde raised his foot and kicked at Helibel's abdomen. Helibel dodged and appeared behind Neolde. He swung his sword again, and in order to increase the power of his attack, he even infused his sword with divine energy.
Sensing the danger behind him, a whirlwind appeared around Neard's body and propelled him forward like the propulsion of a jet.
The long saber missed, and the golden blade of divine power shot straight into the distance.
However, Helibel was not discouraged after his attack missed. With a gentle wave of his left hand, a dozen waterspouts suddenly emerged from the surface of the sea below. Like a dozen water dragons, they intertwined and coiled around each other before biting at Nolde in midair.
Neauld, who was about to be caught by the waterspouts, swung his oar back and forth, creating several huge crescent-shaped wind blades that cut through the waterspouts and sliced them into several pieces. The waterspouts turned into puddles of liquid and fell back to the sea.
Thump! Thump!
Thump! Thump! But then, a gigantic white sand fish that was over a hundred meters long and tens of meters wide jumped out of the sea. It opened its mouth full of sharp teeth and swallowed Neauld in one gulp.
Then, without waiting for the Water Sand Fish to fall back, the entire Water Sand Fish suddenly exploded with a loud boom, turning into water droplets that filled the sky and shot out in all directions like powerful arrows.
"Hualalala …"
Neauld, who was at the center of the explosion, was instantly blasted away by the sudden explosion. He spat out a mouthful of blood with a pained expression.
Helibel, who had completed the series of attacks, moved his feet and quickly chased after Neauld. He finally arrived at Neauld's side before he fell into the sea. He swung his greatsword and slashed at Neauld's back.
Splat!
Blood splattered everywhere. A gash that went through Nolde's upper body appeared on his body, forming a big 'X' when it connected with the wound on his chest.
"Hmph!" Neard let out a muffled groan as his body plummeted towards the sea below. But right after that, a wave of seawater quickly rose from the sea below and caught Nolde's body midway. Then, the middle part of the seawater began to sink, causing the surrounding water to rise into the air and fuse into a huge water ball. It wrapped around Nolde tightly.
From the looks of it, it's very similar to the Water Prison Jutsu.
Of course, Nolde wasn't willing to be caught by Helibel. After the initial pain and numbness, Nolde immediately stood up from the water prison after regaining control of his body. He furiously waved the oar in his hand, creating a gust of wind that slammed against the water walls of the water prison, leaving protruding marks on the water walls.
But no matter how hard he whipped, the water prison was like rubber with no upper limit. It didn't shatter at all, and still firmly imprisoned him in the center.
At this time, seeing that the battle was almost over, Sei Itō moved and appeared next to the water prison. With a point of his finger, the entire water prison immediately turned into a huge ice ball amidst a series of cracking noises. In the blink of an eye, it had frozen Nolde's body.
Then Sei Itō moved his mind. He put away the ice ball.
After doing all this, Sei Itō turned around. He looked at Helibel on the side.
"I'm sorry, sir." Helibel bowed her head and apologized.
"…. I'll let it go this time. I hope this kind of thing won't happen again in the future. " Ito Sei did not immediately accept Helibel's apology. Instead, he looked at her quietly for a while until the latter's expression became a little reserved. Then, he spoke in a flat tone.
"Yes, sir." Helibel responded with a solemn expression.
Sei Itō nodded slightly and changed the topic. "How do you feel about this battle?"
"What do you mean, sir?" Helibel asked in return.
"Your feelings and the feelings Nolde gave you," Sei Itō said.
"It feels a little strange." Helibel thought for a while and said, "Nolde clearly has great strength and the ability to control the water, but the way he uses it is very crude. Many of the attacks that could be achieved with a small amount of strength, he used a lot of strength, and the effect wasn't as strong as expected. The same goes for the power of the wind at the back. He also used a lot of strength to create the effect. Otherwise, I wouldn't have been able to trap him so easily. "
"Then do you know why it's like this?" Sei Itō asked with a smile.
"Is it the rules …" Helibel lowered her head and pondered for a while. Then, she looked up at Sei Itō with uncertainty.
"Yes, it's the rules." Sei Itō smiled. "Nolde may be the God of the Sea, God of the Wind, and God of Summer of the Vanir Gods in this world, but he's different from you. He doesn't have a Divinity, nor does he have a specific divine title. He only has a divine soul, divine power, and divine body, and he doesn't know how to comprehend or think about the origin of power. He only knows how to use the power he was born with. So, although he looks very powerful and seems to be much stronger than you, he still lost to you."
"So, don't learn from him and rely on your instincts to fight. You have to comprehend the rules more," Sei Itō then turned to look at Helibel and reminded.
"I understand, sir," Helibel said sincerely.
"Alright, go back and comprehend the gains of this battle." Sei Itō chuckled. With that, he sent Helibel back into the Rubik's cube world with a thought, and then summoned Amola again.
Sei Itō reached out and pulled Amora, who had fallen into the sea due to gravity, into his arms.
"Take me to Asgard." Sei Itō looked at Amora in his arms and said softly.
"Okay, first, we have to go back to the Vanir courtyard." Amora's eyes shrank when she heard that. She looked deeply at Sei Itō with shock in her heart and nodded in agreement.
Sei Itō, who had received the order, did not hesitate and teleported with Amora back to the Vanir Divine City that was already in chaos.
"Go there!" Amora instructed again.
Sei Itō nodded and moved in the direction she pointed with Amora in his arms.
Left, right, forward …
After walking for a while under Amora's guidance, the familiar cross-realm teleportation circle once again appeared in front of Sei Itō.
"This is the portal to Asgard." Amora said.
"Is there anything else you want to say?" Sei Itō turned to look at Amora and asked.
"No." Amora smiled faintly.
"Okay." Sei Itō shrugged indifferently and sent Amora back to Thor's side. Then, he stepped into the teleportation circle, mobilized his power to the magic circle under his feet, and began to activate the magic circle.
After consuming about one-thirtieth of his power, the familiar blue magic light once again appeared behind Sei Itō, forming a cross-realm passage and swallowing Sei Itō in one breath.
The next moment, somewhere in the world of Asgard far away from Vanaheim, accompanied by the appearance of a blue portal, Sei Itō's figure stepped out of it.
Sei Itō looked around and saw a beautiful starry sky and a wide river that connected the vast universe at both ends. A long crystal bridge about eight meters wide and glowing with colorful light stood across the river. One end was connected to a huge round castle that looked like the upper half of a tank that had been magnified dozens of times, and the other end was connected to a group of gorgeous palaces that were full of the rough style of the Vikings.
On the other side of the palaces, which was the part of the land under Sei Itō's feet, a group of humans lived in a scattered manner, like tenant farmers, cultivating food and vegetation on the vast and rich land outside the palaces.
A spacious dirt road led straight into the distance.
Sei Itō, who had roughly observed the situation in Asgard, withdrew his gaze and moved toward the palaces in the distance.
Almost at the moment Sei Itō moved toward the palaces, the one-eyed old man sitting on the throne, Odin, opened his one eye and shouted, "Guards!"
"At your command, Your Majesty." Two guards pushed the door open and walked into the hall, came to the bottom of the throne, knelt on one knee with their right hand on their chest, and bowed their heads respectfully.
"Go sound the alarm and get all the warriors ready, the enemy is here," Odin said in a deep voice.
"Yes, Your Majesty," the two guards responded loudly.
Then they stood up, turned around, and left the palace.
"No matter who you are, since you dare to hurt my child, I will make you pay the price." Odin turned his head to look at the wall on the side of the palace, his turbid one eye looking into the distance as if it could pierce through space, and said in a deep voice.
After about half a minute, a huge bell rang in the sky above the palaces. Hearing the alarm, all the Asgard warriors were stunned and immediately stopped their entertainment activities, put on their equipment, and gathered in the main hall of the royal family where Odin was.
A moment later, all the Protoss appeared in the main hall, and their eyes fell on Odin who was sitting on the throne.
"What's going on, why did you sound the bell?" At this moment, Odin's graceful wife, Freja, asked.
"The enemy is here," Odin said calmly.
Then, Odin looked at the many male and female Protoss standing below and said, "My dear children, go and bring the enemy back."
"Your Majesty, who is the enemy?" Balder, the God of Light, asked.
"It's him." As Odin spoke, he pointed the golden scepter in his hand forward, and a magical mirror of light was instantly created. The light lit up, and the figure of Sei Itō who was walking toward the palace appeared.
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