Mythology: Ragnarok

Chapter 169 Godslayer (14 chapters added during the National Day holiday)

Theoretically, zero-dimensional space would continuously compress all matter into an infinite void point and absorb everything into the zero point until everything reaches a threshold. At that point, the zero singularity would explode into a higher-dimensional space and gradually expand and decrease in dimension to form a new universe. However, that is something that can only be achieved by the fourteenth-order magic 'Zero Dimension'. Zero-dimensional space is actually different in essence. This zero-point space will stop absorbing matter when it reaches a certain limit. All it can do is create a closed space similar to zero. However, anything trapped in zero cannot escape, because zero-dimensional space can be said to be Agred's private little world in a sense, and in that space, Agred... is a god!

Baldr's clone, relying on his divine instincts, immediately unleashed all his divine power in an attempt to destroy Zero. Unfortunately, Baldr chose the wrong approach; he should have run instead of confronting Zero head-on. After all, even if Zero was nerfed, it was still something countless times more terrifying than the bottomless abyss. Baldr's clone's divine power was instantly absorbed, ultimately preventing him from escaping Zero's gravity and trapping him inside forever.

After Baldr's clone disappeared, Zero also stopped consuming matter. It seems that the size of the god's clone was still very large. The castrated and weakened version of Zero created by Agreed was already full, but the matter inside it was not enough to support it becoming a universe. Therefore, Zero became an eternal prison, severing all connections between Baldr's clone and the outside world.

After Baldr's clone disappeared, Baldr's main body in Alfheim instantly slumped to the ground, weak and disoriented. Baldr naturally understood what had happened, and he immediately shouted angrily, "Damn undead reptile, you will pay the price! I will tell the other supreme gods of the pantheon about your existence right now. You have no idea how much the gods fear the undead. Die! You bastard!!"

However, what Badr didn't know was that before he could report the matter, a total of twenty-one gods had already transported their projected avatars to Agred.

Just then, Agred breathed a sigh of relief and began to slowly repair the injuries he had sustained from Baldr's divine power of light. But before he could finish repairing his body, Agred sensed through his undead perspective that twenty-one high-energy objects far exceeding the speed of light were flying toward him.

Agred immediately went into battle mode and began chanting a spell. Soon he saw the true forms of those guys. Twenty-one phantoms radiating divine power briefly stopped in front of Agred. The moment they saw Agred again, the phantoms immediately went berserk and launched an attack on him.

Seeing this, Agreed relaxed and calmly sent these gods back to their homeland with a single move, 'Divine Restriction'.

Before disappearing, the gods shouted, "It's that trick again, Tutankhamun! Tutankhamun is back!!"

Then the gods disappeared, but their words sounded an alarm for Agred. Agred knew that the gods had noticed him, and if nothing unexpected happened, the gods would send their avatars to the mortal world to besiege him, just as they had done with Tutankhamun. Agred immediately bit his fingers nervously and muttered to himself.

"Wait a minute, the timing doesn't add up. Baldr couldn't have spread the news about me so quickly. Damn it! If I calculate it this way, I don't even have twenty years left. No, I need to master the fourteenth-level forbidden magic as soon as possible."

Thinking of this, Agred immediately set off back to the Holy City of the Kingdom of Light. After Agred and Baldr disappeared, Lester and the others immediately launched a general attack on the Holy City, killing all the high-ranking officials of the Kingdom inside. However, there was one person who Agred had repeatedly ordered to be captured alive, so he was spared. That person's name was 'Touré'!

When Agred returned, Lester immediately brought Toure to Agred. Toure was roughly thrown at Agred's feet. When Toure, lying on the ground, looked up, he was instantly terrified by the skeletal image of the Shadow King upon seeing Agred.

But Toure, being a businessman, forced himself to remain calm and even managed a standard business smile as he pleaded, "Great Shadow King, I am just a businessman. We have no past grudges or present enmity. I can help you make your country even richer. I am a very famous businessman, and everyone in this country can testify to that. I can make your treasury forever full of gold coins. Great King, please believe me. I am very useful. If you spare my life, I am willing to serve you to the death."

Agreed leaned down to look at Toure, who was pledging his loyalty, and said with a mocking laugh, "Toure, Toure, you really are just as I expected. This wretched dog look is a perfect match for you."

Touré said with slight surprise, "Your Majesty, you actually know my name. I am truly flattered."

Agreed chuckled and said, "It's been a long time, Toure. It's been almost twenty years since we last met. You've aged quite a bit. Do you remember our last business deal? The dragon steed you sold me in Augustus saved my life several times."

Ture snapped awake, finally remembering who the undead before him was. Staring at the skeleton that kept overlapping with the youth from his memory, he cried out in disbelief, "Impossible! Impossible! How could you have come back to life and become someone who made Baldr die in such a short time? This is impossible!!"

Agreed placed his hand on Toure's head and whispered, "Nothing is impossible, Toure. You've taught me a lot, and today I'll teach you a lesson too: 'What goes around comes around.' Don't worry, I'll make you experience endless pain so you'll understand what a mistake it was to be a traitor!"

Toure clung to Agred's thighbone, weeping and begging for mercy, "My lord, I was confused for a moment, please forgive me..." Before he could finish speaking, Agred pulled Toure's soul out. Green flames reappeared in Agred's palm. This was the second time Agred had used the cruel punishment of 'lighting the sky lantern,' but this time Agred was confident that Toure's soul would burn for more than five years.

Agred then placed the sky lantern in his residence, using it to illuminate the space while enjoying Toure's beautiful screams. At the same time, the soul energy emanating from the lantern could nourish Agred's soul, truly making the most of this useless item.

After spending a day arranging everything in the outside world, Agreed once again went into seclusion. He had to master the fourteenth-order forbidden magic within twenty years, otherwise he would be powerless to resist the siege of the gods.