There had been several opportunities for Chang-Sun and Jörmungandr to meet in the past, but they never had. Despite the good impressions they had of each other, their positions had inevitably put them at odds.0

Chang-Sun was the leader of <Muspelheim>, and Jörmungandr was the great Celestial of <Niflheim>. <Muspelheim>, <Niflheim>, and <Jotunheim> had started from the same root, but that root had split up due to an internal conflict. Considering that fact, Chang-Sun and Jörmungandr could never be close friends.1

In addition, Chang-Sun had made a public declaration that he had volunteered to be Bestla’s heir and was also going to restore <Jotunheim>, reviving the entire faction of Giants. That gave him and Jörmungandr even more reasons to stay away from each other. In order to restore Bestla’s faction, Chang-Sun would inevitably engage in a leadership struggle against <Niflheim>. There was even a possibility that Chang-Sun would need to wage war against <Niflheim> and subjugate the Giants by force.0

Nevertheless, Chang-Sun and Jörmungandr were here as members of the same alliance, so they did not need to think about politics for the time being.0

“This is very unique terrain,” Chang-Sun muttered.0

With Chang-Sun and Pabilsag on his head, Jörmungandr quickly crossed the rainforest, allowing Chang-Sun to see the distinctive sights within. Vines wrapped tightly around enormous trees, dancing boisterously. Amid the trees, carnivorous plants so large they could eat at least five people at once snapped their jaws. Grasses on the ground shone with purple light as they released dust filled with...2