wake up

Kadoc slowly stood up, his legs still shaky from the shipwreck, as he surveyed the icy landscape around him. Snow stretched as far as the eye could see, with jagged ice formations jutting out from the ground. Next to him, Anastasia was already on her feet, her icy aura shimmering faintly as she took in their surroundings.

Kadoc sighed deeply, rubbing his temples. "Don't tell me we've ended up in one of the Nine Realms. I can't deal with this right now."

Anastasia smiled slightly, her breath visible in the cold air. "If it's ice, then it's my domain. Perhaps we're not so unlucky after all."

Kadoc gave her a tired glance. "Yeah, great. But who's in charge here? The Norse have a god or goddess of ice or winter, don't they?"

Anastasia pondered for a moment before answering. "Skadi, the goddess of winter and mountains. She rules over the cold and the harsh winters of Norse mythology."

Kadoc groaned, crossing his arms to keep warm. "Of course. Skadi. So, either we're in her territory, or she's going to show up and give us more trouble. Just what we needed."

Anastasia smirked. "You're forgetting I can challenge her for dominance over ice."

Kadoc glanced at her, a mix of concern and admiration in his eyes. "Let's hope it doesn't come to that. Right now, we should focus on finding the others. If we're in one of the Nine Realms, who knows what else is waiting for us."

Anastasia nodded in agreement, her gaze turning toward the distant mountains. "Yes, but if we are in Skadi's realm, then we are not without resources. The cold will not harm me, and we may be able to navigate more easily using my powers."

Kadoc sighed again, though there was a sense of relief in his voice. "Alright, let's start looking for the others. But something tells me this isn't going to be just a simple stroll through the snow."

With Anastasia's icy powers protecting them from the harsh elements, the two set off into the frozen wasteland, knowing that danger could be lurking around every corner in the realm of winter.

In a different place Mash groggily opened her eyes, blinking as she took in the unfamiliar surroundings. The soft glow of moonlight filtered through the dense forest canopy above them, casting an ethereal light on the trees and undergrowth. As she shifted to sit up, she noticed Kama waking up beside her. Before either of them could react further, they were met with the sight of numerous elves surrounding them, bows drawn, arrows pointed directly at them.

Mash tensed up, her hand instinctively reaching for her shield, while Kama merely stretched lazily, her expression unimpressed. The elves, taller than average humans, had light, almost glowing skin and sharp, angular features. Their arrows, though aimed with precision, seemed to carry a strange sense of elegance, as if even their weapons were part of the natural beauty of the realm.

Kama glanced at Mash before turning to face the elves. "They're not Dark Elves," she remarked with a sly smile. "So, Mash, care to guess which one of the Nine Realms we've landed in?"

Mash, trying to recall her lessons on Norse mythology, hesitated before speaking. "If they're not Dark Elves... then we might be in Alfheim, the realm of the Light Elves."

Kama smirked, her eyes flicking between the elves with a playful glint. "Looks like we're in the pretty elves' realm then. How charming."

One of the elves, stepping forward from the group, lowered his bow slightly and spoke in a melodic, almost musical tone. "You trespass in the lands of Alfheim, strangers. State your purpose, or face the consequences."

Mash quickly stood up, her hands raised in a non-threatening manner. "We don't mean any harm! We're just... lost. We were separated from our companions, and we don't even know how we ended up here."

The elf narrowed his eyes, though he seemed to soften at Mash's sincerity. "Lost, you say? Few enter Alfheim by accident. And fewer still leave without proving themselves worthy."

Kama rolled her eyes. "Oh great, here comes the test of worthiness speech. Can't we just skip to the part where you realise we're not here to steal your sunshine or whatever?"

The elf frowned at her disrespectful tone, his grip on his bow tightening. "You mock us, Foreigner. Such arrogance does not go unpunished in these lands."

Mash stepped forward, her shield raised slightly. "Please, we don't want to fight. If you could just help us find our way—"

Before Mash could finish, the sound of horns echoed through the trees, and the elves suddenly stiffened, lowering their bows. Their leader glanced back toward the sound, his expression hardening.

"Intruders!" one of the elves shouted, his voice filled with urgency.

Kama raised an eyebrow, watching as the elves swiftly retreated into defensive positions. She turned to Mash with a mischievous grin. "Looks like something more interesting is about to happen. Maybe we're not the only uninvited guests in Alfheim."

Mash, holding her shield ready, looked nervously toward the direction of the horns. "What do you think it could be?"

Kama shrugged. "Probably something that wants to kill us. You know, the usual."

As the tension in the air grew thicker, Mash and Kama prepared themselves, wondering what new threat had entered the peaceful forests of Alfheim.

Meanwhile in a different, Place someone else woke up as well, this was Akuta with her was Xiang Yu, Sion, ans Some how Le Loi.

Akuta lipted her head. "Go with Ritsuka I said, it is your best option I said, why because I need answers from Kirshtaria I said... Is that a fucking dragon, which one of the realm's is this"

As Akuta blinked away the remnants of unconsciousness, she quickly scanned her surroundings. The landscape was unlike anything she'd ever seen, filled with towering mountains that glimmered under a violet sky, and ancient ruins that hinted at a long-forgotten civilization. To her side, Xiang Yu stirred, his eyes narrowing as he took in the sights.

Sion, already on her feet, adjusted her glasses and glanced around. "I think we're in a different realm entirely," she said, her voice steady despite the disorientation. "But it looks... familiar in a way."

Akuta shot her a look. "Familiar? Sion, that's a dragon over there!" She pointed toward a massive silhouette soaring overhead, its scales reflecting the light of a nearby sun. The dragon let out a deafening roar that echoed through the mountains.

"Which realm is this?" Xiang Yu asked, his brow furrowed as he drew his sword, instinctively ready for a fight. "Norse mythology?"

Just then, Le Loi groaned, pushing himself up from where he had fallen. "If we're in the Norse realm, that means we might be near Asgard or one of the other realms. But dragons? I thought that was just a fairy tale."

Akuta's expression hardened as she realized the implications of their situation. "Fairy tales, myths... all of it seems to have come to life. This is a Lostbelt after all, and we've been thrown into its chaos."

Le Loi stood, dusting himself off. "What do we do now? We need to regroup with the others and figure out what Kirschtaria is up to."

Akuta nodded, determination flaring in her eyes. "Agreed. But first, we need to stay low. We don't want to attract the attention of that dragon or any other Norse entities."

As if on cue, the ground trembled slightly beneath them, and the distant sound of marching feet became audible. Xiang Yu peered over a nearby rock. "Looks like we're not alone. There are soldiers approaching, and they don't look friendly."

Sion furrowed her brow, scanning the area for any escape routes. "We need to move quickly. If we can find higher ground, we might be able to get a better view of the landscape and locate Ritsuka and the others."

Akuta nodded, taking the lead as they carefully made their way toward a ridge that overlooked the valley. "Let's go. We need to figure out where we are and how to get back in touch with the others."

As they climbed, Akuta felt the weight of her decisions pressing down on her. She had insisted that Xiang Yu stay with Ritsuka, believing he would be safer with him, and now here they were, separated again. "Kirschtaria is the key," she muttered under her breath, determined to get answers no matter what it took.

Reaching the top of the ridge, the group paused, catching their breath. From their vantage point, they could see the sprawling lands of what appeared to be the Norse realm, dotted with castles, forests, and the looming shadow of a massive citadel in the distance.

Xiang Yu looked out at the view, his gaze steady. "We need to head toward that citadel. If there's anyone who can help us understand what's happening here, it's likely to be found there."

Akuta nodded, her resolve solidifying. "Then let's move. We have to find Ritsuka and the others, and uncover whatever secrets this Lostbelt holds."

With their destination set, the group prepared to descend the ridge, ready to confront whatever challenges lay ahead in this unfamiliar land.

Sion squinted against the radiant sky, her heart racing at the sight of the magnificent floating kingdom. The golden spires and grand architecture of Asgard gleamed like a beacon among the clouds, casting long shadows over the landscape below.

"Safe to say that's Asgard," Le Loi confirmed, awe evident in his voice. "If we're here, then the Norse gods must be involved in whatever conflict is happening."

Akuta furrowed her brow. "It makes sense. If Kirschtaria has allied with the Norse, Asgard would be his base of operations. We need to get there before anything else happens."

Xiang Yu, still alert, added, "But how? We can't just walk into a place like that. It's likely heavily guarded."

Sion nodded thoughtfully. "We could try to find a way to reach Asgard from here. Perhaps there are secret passages or portals, given that this is a Lostbelt. We need to look for any signs of those."

As they discussed their options, a low rumble echoed through the valley. They turned to see dark clouds gathering above Asgard, crackling with ominous energy.

"Something's happening," Akuta said, her instincts kicking in. "We need to move now."

Le Loi gestured toward a winding path leading through the trees, which would take them closer to the floating kingdom's base. "Let's follow this trail; it might lead us to something useful."

As they began their descent, the sound of a loud horn echoed from the direction of Asgard, reverberating across the land. The air was thick with tension, as if the very atmosphere was charged with impending conflict.

"Do you think they know we're here?" Xiang Yu asked, glancing back at the imposing fortress.

"Maybe," Akuta replied, her voice steady. "But we can't afford to hesitate. The longer we wait, the more time they have to prepare."

As they approached the edge of the forest, they stumbled upon a clearing where remnants of a previous battle lay scattered. Broken weapons, tattered banners, and even a few fallen foes from both sides.

"Looks like we're not the only ones caught up in this mess," Le Loi observed, examining the debris. "This might give us clues about what's been happening here."

Sion knelt by a broken spear, inspecting it closely. "These markings... they're from the Valkyries. Whatever conflict has unfolded, it's between our people and the Norse forces."

Akuta's eyes narrowed, the urgency of their situation settling in. "We have to be cautious. If the Valkyries are fighting, they'll likely be on high alert. We need to find a way to avoid drawing attention to ourselves while we search for a way to Asgard."

As they regrouped, a sudden noise startled them—a pair of Valkyries appeared on the edge of the clearing, their armor gleaming under the moonlight. The warriors exchanged wary glances, clearly not expecting to find anyone here.

"Who goes there?" one Valkyrie called out, her spear aimed directly at the group.

Le Loi raised his hands in a gesture of peace. "We mean no harm. We are simply travelers caught in the chaos of this realm."

The Valkyries exchanged uncertain looks, but the tension in the air was palpable. Akuta sensed an opportunity. "We're looking for allies. If you could help us reach Asgard, we could fight alongside you against whatever forces threaten this land."

The second Valkyrie narrowed her eyes, still suspicious. "And why should we trust you?"

Sion stepped forward, her voice calm but firm. "Because if you don't, we could all be caught up in a battle we cannot win. We may be enemies by circumstance, but there is a greater threat at hand."

The Valkyries glanced at one another, deliberating. Finally, the first Valkyrie nodded. "Very well. But you will follow us, and any sign of betrayal will result in your immediate defeat."

Akuta felt a sense of relief wash over her. "Thank you. We'll cooperate."

As they began to follow the Valkyries deeper into the woods, a sense of hope emerged among the group. Perhaps this alliance could lead them to the answers they needed—or even the chance to turn the tide against Kirschtaria and the forces gathering against them in Asgard.

Little did they know, a greater danger loomed just beyond the horizon, as the machinations of the gods began to unfold.

Back with Ritsuka he was giving his energy too Yang Guifei as she looked at Ritsuka.

Yang Guifei just looked at Ritsuka. "Thank you but can this go faster"

Ritsuka looked at her his face red. "Yes, um it is very effective as well"

Yang Guifei relsihes what he was saying. "take of your pants".

Ritsuka looked at her. "So you do know about Mana transfer but um"

Yang Guifei just looked at him. "Just do it, take of your pants, so I can suck you dick so I can get the magical energy.... It is unbelievable that is a sentence.

Ritsuka just looked at her. "Ok".

He was embarrassed, as he took of his pants a d Yang Guifei looked at as she salivated as she looked up package, one thing was clear his stick was big, as she put in her mouth

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As then Ritsuka let out his loud, as she then drinker Ritsuka seeds as she then moved her mouth as she used her hand to while her mouth.

Yang Guifei looked at Ritsuka. "Now I really wanna have sex with you more"

Ritsuka looked at her. "Not the time"

Ritsuka was still catching his breath, the embarrassment from the unexpected turn of events flooding his face. The chaotic energy around them seemed to fade momentarily, replaced by the intense focus of the moment.

"Yang Guifei, we have to focus," Ritsuka urged, trying to regain his composure. He glanced around nervously, half-expecting Kirschtaria's forces to arrive at any moment. "We're in the middle of a fight; we can't afford distractions!"

Yang Guifei smirked, a playful glint in her eye. "Oh, but Ritsuka, you don't understand. This is part of my strategy. The more energy I absorb, the stronger I become. Plus, let's be honest, a little fun in the midst of chaos can be quite motivating."

Ritsuka, still flustered, rubbed the back of his neck awkwardly. "I guess you have a point, but—"

Before he could finish, a loud crash echoed from the distance, followed by the sound of battle. The ground shook slightly beneath them as chaos erupted nearby. Ritsuka's instincts kicked in, reminding him of the urgency of their situation.

"Okay, let's finish this," he said, trying to refocus. "We need to prepare for whatever comes next."

Yang Guifei nodded, her expression shifting from playful to serious. "Right. I'll harness this energy and channel it into my magic. Let's make sure we're ready for Kirschtaria and those Valkyries."

As they regained their focus, Ritsuka felt a surge of determination. They might have stumbled into this realm by accident, but they wouldn't go down without a fight.

With Yang Guifei bolstering her power, Ritsuka summoned his own abilities, feeling the warmth of his dragon wings unfurl behind him. The air crackled with energy as he prepared for the impending battle.

Suddenly, a shadow loomed over them as a group of Valkyries, led by Kirschtaria himself, descended from the sky, weapons drawn. The tension in the air thickened as they landed before Ritsuka and Yang Guifei, ready for a confrontation.

"Ritsuka, you should have known better than to hide," Kirschtaria called, a smirk playing on his lips. "You're in over your head this time."

Ritsuka gritted his teeth, a surge of determination flooding through him. "I won't let you take control of this world, Kirschtaria! Not while I'm still standing."

Yang Guifei stepped forward, her magic swirling around her like a tempest. "And I won't let you harm anyone else. We're here to stop you, once and for all!"

Kirschtaria chuckled, glancing at the Valkyries beside him. "Very well. Let's see if your words hold any weight in battle. Valkyries, attack!"

The Valkyries charged forward, weapons glinting in the moonlight. Ritsuka and Yang Guifei prepared themselves, ready to unleash their combined strength against Kirschtaria's forces.

As the clash began, Ritsuka felt the adrenaline surge through him. He would protect his allies, no matter the cost. This was their chance to turn the tide in a war that was only just beginning.

To be continued

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