Nordic mythical figures (5)

Speaking of handsome men, we will think of Qu Yuan, a "vanilla handsome man" in the Warring States Period, Pan An, one of the three great literary masters in the Western Jin Dynasty, Du, a "romantic figure with a side hat", and Xiao Shenyang, the "first handsome man in the Qing Dynasty". Shengshi Meiyan won fame and fortune for them, and also laid a curse for them.

How can there be a lack of handsome male gods in Nordic mythology?

Bud, the son of Odin and Friga, is known as the most beautiful man in the four seas, the best and cleverest male god among the gods, "god of light". Generally, when a girl meets a handsome and excellent man, she will make a fool of herself and think that he shines all over. This male god was born with his own luminous body.

In addition to Budd, there are Heimed who guards the Rainbow Bridge, and Neeld and Fu Rui, the father and son of Warner Protoss. They are the four beautiful men in God's world.

His appearance is neither as rough and dignified as his father Odin, nor as burly and strong as his brother Saul. His face is handsome, and his white eyelashes are shining brightly.

There are many handsome men in this world, but there are few talented handsome men. Budd obviously belongs to the latter. He is smart, eloquent, and what is more valuable is that he is modest. It is an ideal candidate for thousands of girls.

Origin: Assa protoss

Gender: male

Hiding place: Gold bracelet, traub Neil, Lingling.

God of light Budd's twin brother is hoddle, the god of darkness. They are opposites in many ways. Bud is handsome, naive and happy. Having him around is like bathing in the warm sunshine. While his younger brother is melancholy, gloomy, silent and blind.

Bud's wife is Nanna, and his son is Forseti, an "excellent mediator". The family is happy in Brayda Blick's official residence.

Of course, there is no such thing as perfection, and even God is doomed.

Bud kept having nightmares and had a premonition that something would happen to him. Folli Jia, the mother, was very worried and ran around for him, demanding that everything be guaranteed not to hurt Bud.

Except for the young mistletoe growing in an oak tree outside Varhala Palace, because Friga thought this little guy was too weak to pose any threat to his son.

Of course, as a father, Odin has not been idle. He rode an eight-legged Tianma to the country of the dead and woke up the female diviner Vala buried here. Odin became an ordinary person and asked the fortune teller about Bud's murder.

Get the following two clues:

When he wanted to ask the third question, Vara had recognized Odin and fell asleep again, and didn't answer until the end.

Odin returned to Asgard, and when folli Jia told him that everything had been guaranteed not to hurt Bud, Odin breathed a sigh of relief and forgot all about what the fortune teller had said before.

Immortals are boring, even a little silly. In order to test whether Bud is immortal, they attacked him with stones, swords, bows and arrows. Bud stayed where he was, but he was unscathed.

In this regard, one person is very unhappy, and this person is Loki. Loki was called Vulcan, but his light was obscured by Bud. He stood in front of Budd, looking gloomy, and you can imagine the shadow area in his heart.

Loki turned into an old woman and learned from folli Jiakou that not everything didn't hurt Bud.

He found mistletoe outside Varhala Palace, made it bigger by magic, and instigated Bud's blind brother hoddle to throw mistletoe at his brother. As a result, Bud was shot and died on the spot.

Although hoddle directly killed his brother, the principal offender was Loki, who was the real murderer.

Friga was naturally heartbroken when she learned of Bud's death. She is also responsible for her son's death. If Bud hadn't casually told the stranger the news, she might not have left.

The gods tried their best to revive the future protoss heir, so folli Jia had to send Hermóer to the underworld to find Queen Haier to see if she could save her son.

Haier, the queen of the underworld, said, "As long as everything in the world is sad and crying for Bud's death, let him go back."

It is naturally difficult to do this, but as long as there is a glimmer of hope, the gods will not give up. All creatures shed tears for Bud, except a giant girl who lives in a black hole.

Yes, this giant is the embodiment of Loki. Not only did he not cry, but he was also very happy.

In this way, Bud can only stay in the underworld, Asgard lost god of light, and was shrouded in darkness all day.

His younger brother hoddle was not so lucky. When Odin married Linde and gave birth to her son Kawara Tsutomu, Kawara Tsutomu grew up very fast, and finally realized the prophecy of the fortune teller and killed hoddle, the god of darkness.

Although Loki escaped early, he was caught by Saul and was severely punished. As for the specific content, how Loki was humiliated and tortured by the gods will be discussed later, so stay tuned.

This incident has become the fuse of the doomsday war. A heroic war horse between protoss and giants will start and the world will be reshuffled.

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