I, The Dragon Overlord Chapter 602 - Odin

In the icy expanse of the Antarctic continent, the fire giant Surtur was pierced by the legendary Eternal Spear. However, for a giant capable of initiating the Twilight of the Gods, a mere spear was not enough to claim his life. The fire giant, now impaled, let out a furious roar, causing the earth to tremble. White smoke billowed from volcanoes around the world, as if they were on the brink of erupting at any moment.

The giant's blood turned into sun-like flames, a catastrophe that could have melted the entire Antarctic continent, potentially leading to the extinction of human civilization. Yet, an array of mysterious runes, revealed on the Eternal Spear, intercepted Surtur's flames and the volcanic disturbances, confining this fiery turmoil to a radius of several hundred miles.

At this moment, Cthulhu had once again surrounded itself with an eerie mist. Although its form remained elusive within the fog, anyone with discerning eyes could see that Cthulhu, whether facing Odin or Surtur, harbored a sense of fear.

For the eldritch gods who bring madness and destruction to humanity, their reign of terror had ended in defeat at this moment.

This was as it should be. Many of the Great Old Ones in Cthulhu Mythos may seem formidable, but within the mythos, these outer gods were ultimately sealed by the ancient gods. This indicated that the ancient gods, the beings in Earth's mythologies, possessed even greater power than these outer gods.

Indeed, Surtur and Odin are the highest beings in Norse mythology, one being the Allfather of the gods and the other the harbinger of world destruction, a prime instigator of Ragnarok. Facing these two entities, even a being like Cthulhu, who has brought madness and chaos to the world, appeared somewhat inadequate.

"Could these runes be the legendary runic symbols?"

At the United Nations summit, experts in Norse mythology exclaimed in astonishment as they beheld the mysterious symbols that appeared on the Antarctic continent.

Not only did these symbols confine Surtur's world-dest

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