After questioning a warrior, we fought off fire-spilling demons while navigating dangerous lava traps on our way to the throne room. Upon entering, they found Baldr hanged inside. Before they could reach him, a lady intervened and Surtr stepped forward to confront his brother, Havi.
Frigg demanded to know where her son was, and one of the demons that came to attack them, replied that the boy was at his master's pleasure, warning that he might not be as fair as they remembered.
More demons rushed into the hall, prompting Havi to tell her to draw her blade and prepare for battle. I joined the fight immediately, facing off against the initial pair of attackers.
Our next goal was to reach the throne room mentioned by the demon a moment ago, where Baldr was likely being held captive.
As we pushed ahead, more demons flooded in to block our path. I kept swinging my weapon and cutting them down, refusing to give up ground.
During the chaos, I stepped directly into the Ragnarok flame and died instantly. It was a harsh lesson that these were no ordinary fires, forcing me to exercise extreme caution around the environment moving forward.
I targeted the demons with brutal strikes, after respawning back into the fight. They seemed to pour in from every direction, but I felt no fear as I had the ability to eliminate them one by one.
These creatures were far from ordinary enemies, hailing directly from Ragnarok and spilling liquid fire from their wounds instead of blood. But they were still no match for me, or should I mention no match for Havi?
I continued sprinting toward the throne room until a larger, heavily armored demon stepped into the doorway. I unleashed a special ability against the elite foe, and dropped him with a single, powerful hit.
Reaching the entrance to the throne room, I observed pools of molten lava flowing across the floor, making every step dangerous. Havi and Freyr pushed open the massive doors and stepped inside
So they stepped inside only to find the vast chamber eerily quiet and empty save for the glowing lava. Looking toward the center of the room, they discovered Baldr hanging suspended in the air. Likely dead, but he was still alive as I can tell.
At the sight of her son, Frigg charged forward to free him, but a mysterious lady suddenly materialized to block her path. This lady looked like a stronger demon than any we fought on our way here.
Right behind her stepped Surtr, the fiery giant bringing about Ragnarok and the brother of Havi. Surtr looked directly at Havi, remarking with a smirk that it had been far too long since they last crossed blades.
Without fearing the bold words of Surtr, Havi suggested to make this the final.
That's all for now.