Fenrir harrumphed, looking at the orc's corpse that gradually disappeared into thin air. The fallen angel and the angel had also taken down their enemies respectively. All that remained was the giant. It was already half dead. When it realized his summoner had been defeated, the giant knew there was no way to escape or turn the battle around.
In the end, he just accepted his fate and let Nidhogg's fire burn him.
The giant 'fla pillar' was a sight to behold, but more importantly, the mission was over.
"Is he…" Sera ca to him, wondering what happened to the bandit leader.
"Don't worry. He is still alive. I have to knock him out so that he doesn't blabber too much." Nathan casually pointed at him. "As the saintess as well as the person who I have decided to help, I think it's only right for to give the right to judge him to you. You can kill him, burn him, or just put him in jail."
Sera looked shocked. Nathan had single-handedly dealt with this problem, so she probably didn't have any right if Nathan executed the bandit leader on the spot.
His generosity actually made her smile. Sera nodded, "Thank you very much."
"Ah. Before that…" Nathan stopped her first and started taking back what was his. "Finally, I have my coat and gloves back. Alright. You can do whatever you want with him… and probably you need the shackles to chain him up."
"That's true. You must be tired after fighting the bandit leader, so I'll grab so from the prison."
"Don't forget so ropes if you find one. We'll need it for other bandits!"
"Yes!" She excitedly waved her hand and rushed back to the prison. Even though Nathan had destroyed a few, there were still a few more shackles in other cells, so she could definitely get it.
Nathan smiled before turning back to Anubis. "Take care of the bandits, will you?"
Anubis nodded and imdiately shouted, "Whoever dares to resist will die in my hands. Your leader has been defeated, so throw down your weapon!"
The remaining bandits were trembling. They had never thought they would lose, especially against two kids when they had two summoners in their rank.
In the end, they threw down their weapons. There was no way a normal person like them who hadn't even received training like that of a knight would be able to do anything against a summoner.
While Anubis captured the rest of the bandits, Nathan turned to Brunhild. "Are you really a Valkyrie?"
"It appears I've been summoned thanks to you." Brunhild nodded. "Yes. I am Valkyrie. I am known as Brunhild."
Nathan gasped. He finally understood why Brunhild was known for her beauty among the Valkyries. That silver hair and light blue eyes, along with the unique temperant, made her look like a flower that could only be observed, not touched.
Her voice was soft, yet carried her strength. Just listening to her gave him a feeling to back off.
"Are you coming here with your full strength?" Nathan asked. He thought only divine beasts could be summoned in this world that could seal their full strength. Brunhild just proved him wrong.
Brunhild shook her head. "I have sealed most of my strength. I can regain my strength by consuming the cores."
"Oh!" Nathan fell into deep thought. 'If such a thing is possible, does that an I can make soone summon a divine being at the start? For example, Sun Wukong is strong, so seal his power and let Alavenya summon him imdiately. Or maybe Selena can summon Lilith right now?
'But I feel like their will matters as well. If they're not going to respond to the call, it will just be a futile effort to call them to this world. This is getting complicated.'
After two minutes, Nathan asked another question. "May I know your reason for coming to this world?"
"That's…" Brunhild fell silent, her gaze shifting to the side.
All of a sudden, she jumped toward the wolf that had just returned from fighting the orc.
"!!!" Fenrir was taken aback but still managed to react. He struck the spear with his claw and hit her with his tail.
Brunhild blocked the attack with the body of her spear, but the force pushed her back all the way to Nathan.
"What?" Nathan raised his eyebrows. "Wait, wait. Why are you fighting?"
Brunhild bit her lips and pointed her spear at Fenrir. "You ungrateful wolf. How dare you show yourself in front of ? I'm going to avenge my lord!"
Fenrir harrumphed. "You are not even stronger than him, and you think you can beat ? Besides, they feared and chained for my entire life. When I unleashed my anger at them, they wondered why… So stupid."
"You!" Brunhild switched her stance, ready to go against him again.
"You should cease your aggression." Nidhogg suddenly landed on top of the building, almost crushing the building underneath him.
"You are… the dragon who was staying on the root of Yggdrasil!" Brunhild gasped as she took a step back, realizing that she might have to fight both of them at the sa ti.
Nidhogg simply said, "I'm not here to fight you. I'm here to tell you sothing. It'll be impossible for you to defeat him right now. At the sa ti, if you target his summoner, who is also my summoner, you will receive the wrath of all the divine beasts around him, including Anubis."
"Are you saying I should abandon my goal?" Brunhild gnashed her teeth.
"Not at all. There is one way for you to defeat him, but it might not be like what you think."
"Huh?"
"In this world, there is a person who can make him suffer."
She raised her eyebrows. "His strength is sealed. There should be a lot of people who can defeat him."
"I'm not talking about that. You can defeat him, but don't you think looking at how he is humiliated, becos hopeless, and falls into despair is much more entertaining?" Nidhogg asked.
"That's…" She couldn't deny it. Just defeating Fenrir would probably be too simple for killing the lord she served. She asked, "Who is the person capable of making him suffer?"
Nidhogg pointed at Nathan.
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