Chapter 74 We personally kicked off the Twilight of the Gods

"Indeed." Daphne agreed with Les's words from the bottom of her heart.

"Such a big snake," she rubbed her hands, shook off the bicorn horn powder on her hands, and began to think: "It must have a lot of meat on it, right?"

"Huh?" Daphne's thinking was so fast that Les couldn't even realize what she was saying.

"I mean, in my memory, its head alone is as big as an island. So the meat of such a snake after slaughter may not be enough to feed the entire British wizarding world for a year."

Les subconsciously calculated that if there were 10,000 wizards in the entire British wizarding world, and each of them ate one pound of snake meat per day, the amount would only be over three million pounds per year, or only 3,600 tons.

Trivia, a blue whale can produce fifty tons of meat and twenty-five tons of oil, and it is only a little guy over thirty meters long, not as big as Jörmungandr's head. Daphne's estimate is conservative Well, if the meat from that snake was really taken out, it would be enough for wizards all over the world to eat for several years.

Les:!

Wait, why am I serious about this ridiculous thing? That stuff is really not for humans to eat!

"Forget it, its flesh must be very old. The skin on its body is difficult for even a siege crossbow to pierce, and the flesh underneath is harder than stone."

"Yes, but it must be of great potion research value, right? The various parts of that snake must be of great research value - didn't Slytherin take something from it after the battle?"

"That's right." Les looked at Daphne with a "cowardly" look. After the battle, he indeed took away Jörmungandr's brain nerve and used it as the core of a staff to make an extremely powerful rod. Amazing wand. That wand inherited Jörmungandr's mana and also inherited its cruelty. Even Slytherin was unwilling to keep it by his side, otherwise it would sooner or later be affected by that wand and distort his mind.

Several other old friends were similar. They all gained some benefits from those false gods and used their bodies to make extremely powerful magic props.

"Why did Slytherin fight that big snake back then?" Daphne asked the last question after a few confusions in her mind were answered. After asking, she smiled playfully: "Are there any records in the letterheads you collected?"

Les blinked: It seems that the old letter is no longer foolable. Should he find a new reason?

But even though he thought so in his heart, he still agreed with Daphne's statement: "Yes, a medieval letter did record the reason why they broke out into war. It was one of the most dangerous crises that the magic world has ever encountered. one."

Although wizards have no faith, other species and factions do. There is a church on the continent of Europa in the east, and there are similar existences in Scandinavia in the north: the Nordic gods. In the eyes of the wizards, headed by Gryffindor and Slytherin, the Nordic false gods are more annoying than the lunatics in the church.

The latter is at least still in the category of "human", but the former no longer considers himself a human being. They believe that their ethnic group is naturally superior to others and is the shepherds of the world. This is unacceptable to the wizards.

No wizard is willing to change from a human to a sheep - the church occasionally talks about shepherding sheep on behalf of the Lord, but this is purely rhetorical, and fundamentally it is still people managing people. The Nordic gods intend to play it real, and the nature of the two is fundamentally different.

Wizards do not regard being promoted to a certain place to serve a certain group of people after death as their lifelong pursuit.

In order to spread their faith, the false gods began to expand to the British Isles in the south. If their plot succeeds, then the British Isles will be shrouded in the shadow of Asgard, and the status of wizards may be a little stronger than the current house elves.

The trigger for the outbreak of the war was the arrival of Jörmungandr, the world-devouring snake. He was making trouble in the North Sea, which made the wizarding world intolerable, so the four wizards Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw and Slytherin went north.

They set sail from the North Sea and headed north, uniting with strong men from other races to conquer Asgard in one fell swoop, and personally kicked off Ragnarok.

Jörmungandr, who chased the waves in the North Sea, eventually became the core of Slytherin's wand.

It is said that Thor, the Asgardian gatekeeper who controls thunder and lightning, and is in charge of storms, wars, and agriculture, was cut into pieces by Ravenclaw using wind magic. This proves that if you claim to be in charge of a certain field, you are just claiming to be in the end. .

Baldr, the god of light, known as the incarnation of light, died after being pierced through the chest by a spear turned into mistletoe by Hufflepuff.

As for the God King Odin, he did not end well: he was killed in Asgard, and his Valhalla was erased by magic, and his body parts were made into various magic accessories— —No one thinks you are a [human] anyway, so accessories made of 伱 can be used by everyone without any psychological burden. Medieval wizards' understanding of the world was out of touch with modern society.

The four people used the blood and flesh of the false gods to prove that the so-called gods were just more powerful species.

"Essentially, it's just a larger-scale duel." As if talking about something trivial, Les told Daphne some past events that happened thousands of years ago.

Daphne nodded blankly. Coming from a wizarding family, she didn't have so many filters for "gods". She was not surprised by the feats of the four founders.

From her perspective, it felt like a wild boar from the next village tried to conquer the cornfield of this village, but was hunted down by the righteous village chief.

"Where did the wand that Slytherin made from Jormungandr's brain go?" Daphne asked to herself, not expecting to get an answer from Les. The whereabouts of this "artifact" level treasure may only be known to Slytherin himself.

Les smiled and said nothing.

When you grow up little girl, I will take you to see it. This thing is not suitable for children now.

"Tell me, which one is more powerful, it or the Elder Wand?"

"What is Elden's wand?" Les was stunned for a moment and added the adjective "elder" in front of the wand. This was the first time he heard this term.

Daphne was even more shocked than Les: You have never even heard of the legend of the three brothers. Are you sure you are a wizard? This is as outrageous as a child from a Muggle family who has never heard of Sleeping Beauty or Snow White.

"The stories written by Beedle the Poet, the stories included in "The Tales of Beedle the Poet"!" Daphne couldn't help but wave her hands, completely unable to hide the shock in her heart.

The only response she received was Les's deafening silence.

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