This winter, isn't it a little too cold.
By the time you saw this article, I probably had hidden in a heating room in Dongbai, and after receiving a call from a friend inviting me to barbecue, I began to put on all kinds of cold equipment.
But I don't understand my friends who go out in the winter, this kind of invitation is directly killed by me (of course, drinking is another matter), look at the smooth brake can fly more than ten meters on the road, why I torture myself.
Maybe many friends have similar ideas to me, but after a few days of strung during the Spring Festival holiday, they are really bored.
——Don't worry, I have a "travel guide" here, so that you can sit at home and travel without cumbersome preparation.
Coincidentally, this cyber attraction I prepared has indeed had a "heavy snowfall" recently, and it really corresponds to the Spring Festival scene.
This place is the place where the story of "God of War: Ragnarok" takes place, the "Nine Realms" of Norse mythology in reality
As for the so-called "heavy snow", naturally it is the "Winter of Finbull" caused by Kui Ye after killing Badr in "God of War: Ragnarok", a legendary event that confirms the beginning of Ragnarok to bring endless snow to the whole world - and not long after this game came out, we also ushered in the real winter, which is indeed very appropriate.
As the first stop of my cybertour career, I chose Asgard, where Odin, the king of the Norse gods, lives.
In the game, Quiye's son Atreus (the true god of war) is sent to Asgard by a mysterious person who will not be named when he is at odds with his old father's ideas, and although he wants to meet Odin, there is a problem in front of him:
That is the walls of Asgard, built by the giants themselves, which are really very large.
It may not be clear in the picture, but this wall is really large in the game
Just like a real tour guide, I'll have to bluff you with awesome characters and tell you how great the place is—but a lot of viewers certainly don't want to hear that, so I'm going to leave you with a little "you know" story that involves a little ethics and a little morality.
It is said that the Asa tribe led by Odin destroyed the walls of Asgard in the war with the Warner gods, and the construction of this wall has become a very urgent matter.
On this day, a giant arrived in Asgard with a group of horses of extraordinary temperament and valiant temperament (you will see in a moment why I arranged two adjectives for a horse), and he introduced his craft to the gods:
"The wall you have built, even the strongest and tallest giant does not want to destroy it, the gap between the stone bricks cannot even penetrate an ant, I only need three seasons to build you a wall around the whole of Asgard, the reward is that you will fulfill my three wishes, I will marry the most beautiful goddess Freya, and the sun and moon will belong to me."
The gods could not accept this condition when they heard it, they felt that it was too demanding, and the Warner God Clan could not accept marrying their sister to a giant.
Goddess Freya
At this time, Loki, the god of trickery who brushes the sense of existence in various film and television dramas, stood up, and he proposed a plan: if this giant can build the city wall in one winter, he will meet his requirements.
Just do it, after swearing with the gods, the giant officially begins, his Maswadir Farli - yes, I don't know what the name of this giant is, but his horse has a name. Although the efficiency of the giant man-made walls was already very high, the horse was actually more efficient than him, and when the giant slept at night, the horse could use its strong front hooves to pile stones onto the city wall.
Loki saw that your horse was open, this can't work, so he thought of a trick - he transformed into a mare, ran over to seduce the giant's Maswadir Farry, this horse has seen the flower work of the Protoss, three or two times he was teased and excited, put down his work and chased the mare that Loki became.
Without the help of the plug-in, in the end, the giant obviously overtime after building the wall, and his end became a puddle of meat under the hammer of Thor, the god of thunder.
As for the "you know" little story that friends care about, it happened on Loki's side - this horse is really a god, it eventually caught up with Loki and successfully made Loki pregnant.
Loki later gave birth to an eight-legged god horse, Slapnis, a great god horse that could roam freely in nine worlds, and Odin took it and became his mount.
I can only say that it is worthy of the famous multi-plug Norse mythology, or you are powerful.
Another special attraction I want to introduce is the "Nine Realms" itself - or it is more appropriate to call it the World Tree.
In the previous work, God of War 4, Kui Ye entered the World Tree by coming to the Tower of Jotunheim to travel through the Nine Realms, in this work, due to the influence of Fenrir's winter, the nine realms are closed again, and Kui Ye can only travel around through his home in Sindri, which is located in the gap between the nine realms.
The setting of all this comes from the core of Norse mythology, the world tree.
The World Tree has three layers, each with three kingdoms, giants, gods, elves, humans, and dwarves living in different realms, as well as mortal forbidden places such as the Land of Death and the Land of Fire.
In addition to the burden of linking worlds, the creatures on the World Tree are also key figures in Norse mythology.
At the top of the tree of life and on the tree live a giant eagle and a squirrel, and every time the giant eagle flaps its wings, a strong wind blows, and the whole world will not be peaceful. And squirrels will always provoke conflicts between dragons and giant eagles and make the world chaotic
The last one who appears in the game is Nidhogg, a poisonous dragon that eats the roots of the tree of life. It keeps biting the roots of the tree, until one day when it can finally bite off the tree of life, Ragnarok will come.
It's just that in the game, the brother never has a chance to eat tree roots again
Not only is there a lot of things on the World Tree, but the tree itself is also a good thing, for example, the handle of Odin's Eternal Spear is made of the branches of the Tree of Life, and the handle of Thor's Hammer is also made of the wood of the Tree of Life.
And in Norse mythology, wearing the tree of life can get the hope, wisdom, and strength it symbolizes, which can be called the most fashionable luxury.
Although this time it is said to be a "travel guide", in fact, the real attractions are not introduced much, but more to show you the stories behind these places (so it is more like a tour guide).
I also used these two short stories to take advantage of the popularity of God of War 5 this year to try to write an article that is easy to read and make everyone happy in the New Year.
In the end, I don't say anything false, just wish everyone a great fortune in the new year.