Who is Odin?

Odin has detailed information. Fenris is a giant wolf in Norse mythology, the son of Vulcan Loki. At first, when Odin met Fenris, he saw that he was strong and wanted to be trained as a soldier of Ethel, but he could not tame Fenris. The gods finally decided to lock him up. But Fenris has great power, and there are no chains in the temple to lock him up. The gods only turn to dwarfs for help. Dwarfs are knowledgeable and proficient in all kinds of mysterious magic and smelting techniques, but they have always been jealous of the gods. This time, they made an iron chain from rare materials such as mountain roots, women's beards, fish breath, cat's footsteps, bird's saliva, bear's ankle tendons and so on. Although the chain is very young, it is very hard, and the goblins specially put a spell on it to make it automatically break at the end of the world. When the gods got the chain, they immediately coaxed Fenris, saying that they wanted to test his power. But when Fenris saw that the chain was so young, he knew there must be something strange, so he asked one of the gods to put his hand in his mouth as a guarantee. At this time, Tyr, the bravest god of war, agreed to his request. When Fenris was tied up, he couldn't break free. In a rage, he bit Tieer's hand, but he was tied up and could not move. Until the end of the world, Fenris finally broke free from the chains and joined Loki and the giants to take revenge on the gods. The hatred between the giants and the gods in the past was also settled on this day. When the two armies met, Odin and Fenris were the first to meet. Odin raised his pike and stabbed Fenris's maw, but Fenris swallowed Odin as soon as he opened his mouth. When Vidal, the god of the forest, saw this scene, he immediately rushed to Finlis, put his foot on his chin, and tore him in two, revenging his father's death. The magic wolf has several translation names, such as Finnell, Fini, Fenrir and Fenris. ......

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Odin (Old Scandinavian:? Inn, German: wotan, Old English/Anglo-Saxon: w sden, aleman: Wuoden, Lombardy: Gothan or Odan, Old Highland German: \ \\" Wuotan "(meaning" violent person "), also translated into Odin). Odin is the God of Aesir. It is said that he is about fifty years old, tall, blind, wearing a wide-brimmed hat, cold and serious. Wednesday is regarded as Odin's Day, and his name is pronounced wotan in southern Germanic areas. Wind and wood are both related to his name. Odin's ability and title are "God of War", "God of War", "God of Victory" and "Commander's Army" in Nordic mythology. So the war is also called "Odin's wrath" and "storm", and the sword is called "Odin's fire". Odin, who holds Gunnar, is also the God of Storm and the Lord of Spears. Germans believe that Odin will lead the undead to fly in the wind, so the storm is the wind of death brought by Odin, and when the gun in his hand is waved, people see lightning. He also has several wind-related names: "Wanderer", "Noisy Man" and "Traveler". He seldom takes part in combat, but he is a strategist and uses his strategy to defeat the enemy. Odin often gives victory to one side of the war because of his own interests, and even the party he originally supported will be abandoned and defeated at any time. There is a saying that Odin will let the great warrior die and let him enter the hall of souls, so as to cultivate great power for the twilight of the gods. Because he has the ability to guide the dead, he is also a "death", "death", "the man who chooses soldiers" and "the king of the dead". It was Odin's concubine Valkyria who helped him pick up the body on the battlefield. Germans also called him a "rough hunter" and a "crazy soldier". He shared his bravest hero with freya. In order to acquire knowledge, Odin once exchanged one eye for a drink from the fountain of wisdom, so he is also the "God of knowledge". Because he has one eye, he is also called "Cyclops" and "Cyclops". In order to cover one of his eyes, he will wear a wide-brimmed hat, so he is also called "the man with a wide-brimmed hat". In addition, he once hung upside down on the tree of the world, stabbed himself with a spear, and then found the characters of runes. Therefore, it is also called "hanging god" and "king of gallows". He stole the honey wine made from the blood of the wise man "Kuwahir" created by the gods and became a "poetic god". So the world has produced singing, language and other behaviors. He is also good at magic and magical powers. Some people say that he stole Freya, the hostage goddess sent by Warner Protoss. However, because he often uses magic in stories, he is also the "father of magic", "thousand-faced god" and "old magician". Because most of the gods come from him, they are also called "the whole father". Odin's family, Odin, is the son of Bohr and Bestla. He and his two brothers, vili and Ve, are called Three Pillars Gods. He has several wives and lovers. The first wife is frigga, and their children are Balder and hoddle. Thor was born with his lover, Joad, Wali was born with Linda, and Vidal was born with his love, Reid. But it is doubtful whether Saul is Odin's son. The reason is that some textual research materials point out that Odin has a high status in the ancient Sorbian language, and in some myths and legends, Sol and Odin are obviously opposite. Therefore, it is speculated that Saul's status may have declined, and Odin, as the main god, was praised and helped by the poet, which led to the statement that "Saul is Odin's son". Odin's treasure spear-the eternal gun/Gunnar: When Odin throws it, it will shine across the sky. People on the ground call it "lightning". This gun will definitely hit after it is thrown out. This gun is sacred. Once you swear, you can't go back on your word. Ring-traub Neil(？ Droupnir): a symbol of wealth. This ring will be copied every nine days. Gladesheim: Its palace is called the "Golden Palace". Tianma Sripnir: Odin rode a horse with eight feet. What kind of horse is it? In the Viking's imagination, he rode this horse around the world. Crow: There are two crows on Odin's shoulders, namely Hu Jin, who represents "thinking", and Mu Ning, who represents "memory". They are Odin's eyes and report what they see to their owners every day. When other gods have banquets, Odin will think about what "thinking" and "memory" tell him. Wolf: Geri stands for greed, Freki stands for hunger. Odin and rune are gods of knowledge, and he has a strong desire for knowledge. According to legend, he hung upside down on the tree of the world in Kuya for nine days. "Song of the Sages" records: "Kuya hung on a tree swaying in the wind and was stabbed to death by a spear; I was regarded as Odin's sacrifice, and I sacrificed myself to myself, in the nameless tree! There is no bread to satisfy hunger and no water to quench thirst. I looked down, picked up Lu Enzheng's words, shouted while picking them up, and fell from the tree. So Odin got the wisdom of runes. Rune is a spell. As long as it is engraved on wood, stone, metal or even any material, it can gain infinite power. Odin got the mystery of Ruen's writing, and the fate of this writing was engraved on the Huang Jinbao shield by the three Nuns. Because Odin once suffered from hanging upside down, hanging is a very heavy punishment in Nordic law. One of the tarot cards is called "man standing upside down", which is the symbol. In the west, prisoners are hanged, which is called riding, that is, hanging Odin upside down from a tree, so the tree of the world means "Odin's horse". Odin and human Odin themselves like to roam the earth disguised as human beings. He has many ways to disguise himself. If he wants to start a war, he will wear an eagle helmet. In peacetime, he would wear a black cloak and a wide-brimmed hat to cover one eye. The brave Nordic soldiers thought that if they were blessed by Odin in the war, they would gain a force with the spirit of a bear and the courage of a wolf, that is, the wrath of Berserker, which was invincible on the battlefield and became "Berserker" or "Barcelona". On the battlefield, they * * * armor, often covered with bear skin or wolf skin, unarmed, in a violent posture, can kill the enemy with their bare hands, bite the enemy's throat, but will not be injured at all.

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Odin (Old Scandinavian:? Inn, German: wotan, Old English/Anglo-Saxon: w sden, aleman: Wuoden, Lombardy: Gothan or Odan, Old Highland German: \ \\" Wuotan "(meaning" violent person "), also translated into Odin). Odin is the God of Aesir. It is said that he is about fifty years old, tall, blind, wearing a wide-brimmed hat, cold and serious. Wednesday is regarded as Odin's Day, and his name is pronounced wotan in southern Germanic areas. Wind and wood are both related to his name. Odin's ability and title are "God of War", "God of War", "God of Victory" and "Commander's Army" in Nordic mythology. So the war is also called "Odin's wrath" and "storm", and the sword is called "Odin's fire". Odin, who holds Gunnar, is also the God of Storm and the Lord of Spears. Germans believe that Odin will lead the undead to fly in the wind, so the storm is the wind of death brought by Odin, and when the gun in his hand is waved, people see lightning. He also has several wind-related names: "Wanderer", "Noisy Man" and "Traveler". He seldom takes part in combat, but he is a strategist and uses his strategy to defeat the enemy. Odin often gives victory to one side of the war because of his own interests, and even the party he originally supported will be abandoned and defeated at any time. There is a saying that Odin will let the great warrior die and let him enter the hall of souls, so as to cultivate great power for the twilight of the gods. Because he has the ability to guide the dead, he is also a "death", "death", "the man who chooses soldiers" and "the king of the dead". It was Odin's concubine Valkyria who helped him pick up the body on the battlefield. Germans also called him a "rough hunter" and a "crazy soldier". He shared his bravest hero with freya. In order to acquire knowledge, Odin once exchanged one eye for a drink from the fountain of wisdom, so he is also the "God of knowledge". Because he has one eye, he is also called "Cyclops" and "Cyclops". In order to cover one of his eyes, he will wear a wide-brimmed hat, so he is also called "the man with a wide-brimmed hat". In addition, he once hung upside down on the tree of the world, stabbed himself with a spear, and then found the characters of runes. Therefore, it is also called "hanging god" and "king of gallows". He stole the honey wine made from the blood of the wise man "Kuwahir" created by the gods and became a "poetic god". So the world has produced singing, language and other behaviors. He is also good at magic and magical powers. Some people say that he stole Freya, the hostage goddess sent by Warner Protoss. However, because he often uses magic in stories, he is also the "father of magic", "thousand-faced god" and "old magician". Because most of the gods come from him, they are also called "the whole father". Odin's family, Odin, is the son of Bohr and Bestla. He and his two brothers, vili and Ve, are called Three Pillars Gods. He has several wives and lovers. The first wife is frigga, and their children are Balder and hoddle. Thor was born with his lover, Joad, Wali was born with Linda, and Vidal was born with his love, Reid. But it is doubtful whether Saul is Odin's son. The reason is that some textual research materials point out that Odin has a high status in the ancient Sorbian language, and in some myths and legends, Sol and Odin are obviously opposite. Therefore, it is speculated that Saul's status may have declined, and Odin, as the main god, was praised and helped by the poet, which led to the statement that "Saul is Odin's son". Odin's treasure spear-the eternal gun/Gunnar: When Odin throws it, it will shine across the sky. People on the ground call it "lightning". This gun will definitely hit after it is thrown out. This gun is sacred. Once you swear, you can't go back on your word. Ring-traub Neil(？ Droupnir): a symbol of wealth. This ring will be copied every nine days. Gladesheim: Its palace is called the "Golden Palace". Tianma Sripnir: Odin rode a horse with eight feet. What kind of horse is it? In the Viking's imagination, he rode this horse around the world. Crow: There are two crows on Odin's shoulders, namely Hu Jin, who represents "thinking", and Mu Ning, who represents "memory". They are Odin's eyes and report what they see to their owners every day. When other gods have banquets, Odin will think about what "thinking" and "memory" tell him. Wolf: Geri stands for greed, Freki stands for hunger. Odin and rune are gods of knowledge, and he has a strong desire for knowledge. According to legend, he hung upside down on the tree of the world in Kuya for nine days. "Song of the Sages" records: "Kuya hung on a tree swaying in the wind and was stabbed to death by a spear; I was regarded as Odin's sacrifice, and I sacrificed myself to myself, in the nameless tree! There is no bread to satisfy hunger and no water to quench thirst. I looked down, picked up Lu Enzheng's words, shouted while picking them up, and fell from the tree. So Odin got the wisdom of runes. Rune is a spell. As long as it is engraved on wood, stone, metal or even any material, it can gain infinite power. Odin got the mystery of Ruen's writing, and the fate of this writing was engraved on the Huang Jinbao shield by the three Nuns. Because Odin once suffered from hanging upside down, hanging is a very heavy punishment in Nordic law. One of the tarot cards is called "man standing upside down", which is the symbol. In the west, prisoners are hanged, which is called riding, that is, hanging Odin upside down from a tree, so the tree of the world means "Odin's horse". Odin and human Odin themselves like to roam the earth disguised as human beings. He has many ways to disguise himself. If he wants to start a war, he will wear an eagle helmet. In peacetime, he would wear a black cloak and a wide-brimmed hat to cover one eye. The brave Nordic soldiers thought that if they were blessed by Odin in the war, they would gain a force with the spirit of a bear and the courage of a wolf, that is, the wrath of Berserker, which was invincible on the battlefield and became "Berserker" or "Barcelona". On the battlefield, they * * * armor, often covered with bear skin or wolf skin, unarmed, in a violent posture, can kill the enemy with their bare hands, bite the enemy's throat, but will not be injured at all.

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