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No matter how seriously this book doesn't take itself, it can have some really badass moments in it.

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[[folder: In General]]
* Azazel is the embodiment of BewareTheSillyOnes. He may be a ditzy LargeHam who lets his scythe do the thinking most of the time, but he has incredible fighting prowess which he ''will'' demonstrate at any time. He's also the only member of the trio to have an S rank in an attacking stat, and to have both solid offense and defense. He's basically an InUniverse GameBreaker.
* Before, the book used to be mediocre at best, and terrible at worst. Iceaura39 had enough self-awareness in his writing skills to unpublish and {{Retcon}} the book. Now, he's done, and the book can actually be called good in its own right.
* Siegfried in general. Consider this: He fights on equal footing with Azrael, Azazel, and Uriel. The latter three are otherworldly beings with supernatural powers and weapons that wouldn't look out of place in a heroic legend. All training aside, Siegfried is just [[BadassNormal a dude with a sword]].
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Prologue: The Second Cross War]]
* Odin and Angrboda's fight. Truly the best duel in the whole book, even if it's the first thing you read about. It's on a scale that no other battle in the book even grasps. Highlights include Odin killing Angrboda's golem in one slash, Angrboda ''throwing'' a black hole at him, and Odin creating a time field to make the battle last technically 3 seconds.
* Many of Odin's {{Badass Boast}}s during the fight:
--> "This battle will be over in 3 seconds!"
--> [[PreMortemOneLiner "It's quite simple. This is Asgard. And in this world, I am God."]]
--> "Angrboda, [[SeeYouInHell I'll see you in Limbo]].
* The [[BoltOfDivineRetribution Ragnarok]] attack, through and through.
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[[folder: Prologue II: Freya, Goddess of Love]]
* Anything Azrael does in this chapter after his [[CurbStompBattle humiliating defeat]] at the hands of a mook.
** He challenged said demon to a HeroicRematch, and started out stomping it, only to then [[WombLevel enter its mouth]] and have a small adventure there, defeating an army of demons, before destroying its heart from the inside.
** His battle against Freya is pretty awesome, as well.
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[[folder: Chapter 1: The Battle Begins]]
* Hel's BadassBoast to Azrael.
--> '''Hel:''' I guess I can't have a proper introduction. Oh well. So you got past wave 1. I'm impressed. For a small fry like you, you've gotten far. But when you're ready, come down to Helheim. I'll be waiting for you. And then I'll show you what a goddess of death is capable of.
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[[folder: Chapter 2: Siegfried and the Castle of Abaddon]]
* Azrael inventing [[StatusBuff Fulgur Aid]] on the fly.
* Siegfried's introduction.
** The last legs of the battle against Abaddon.
* The introduction of Aesir Cross.
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[[folder: Bonus Chapters]]
* Rick's HeroicSacrifice to save Leon.
* Leon giving [[{{Jerkass}} Seth]] a well needed slap in the face and a ReasonYouSuckSpeech. It kickstarts Seth's CharacterDevelopment, only for him to go back on it at the last second.
* Wilhelmoku killing Seth. Then, he kills himself, only to reveal he did it for Leon.
** Anything Wilhelmoku does in Bonus Chapter 2.
* In general, there are a lot of {{Heroic Sacrifice}}s in this section.
* Leon's final sacrifice to save everyone.
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[[folder: Chapter 3: The Reluctant Devil]]
* Azazel's first scene ends in him revealing that he stole Mani's Myriad Might without the latter even realising.
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No matter As a retelling of Myth/NorseMythology, Aesir: Cross Wars isn't without its cool moments even interspersed with all the humour. Though not quite on the scale of its inspiration, it's still impressive in its own right.

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* Oz's first battle against Yuri. Though a sparring match, it establishes their fighting styles impressively, with Oz's FragileSpeedster style with copious SpontaneousWeaponCreation proving to be more than a match for Yuri's [[MightyGlacier slow, strong]] and [[LadyOfWar graceful]] sword-and-board. The fight ends in a tie, with both combatants developing a respect for one another.
* As Oz is about to jump out of the Val Gate, his conversation with Thor foreshadows the [[SlidingScaleOfFreeWillVsFate overarching themes of the story]].
--> '''Thor:''' Just step out of that gate, and your fate is in your hands.
--> '''Oz:''' Yeah, as long as Odin agrees. [[YouCannotFightFate We can only hope that my victory is what's preordained]].
--> '''Thor:''' Hope is important, but if you don't try, it is meaningless.
* Oz deducing that, rather than breaking free himself, Fenrir was broken out of Gleipnir by an outsider.
* Oz's battle against the Hel's Angel mages - both for the teamwork displayed by the mages, and Oz showing his knack for tactics even when outnumbered six-for-one.
** The moment where he gets the upper hand deserves mention. Flying into their ranks, Oz slashes them up with a dagger, dropping multiple [[MakeSomeNoise Galan]] grenades into their formation before dropping a [[ShockAndAwe Bladesung]] bomb to detonate all the sound blasters at once. The enemies are left stunned, allowing Oz to beseech Thor to unleash his [[DeathFromAbove Sky Hammer]] spell, knocking all but one of them out at once.
* Thor points out
how seriously powerful Fenrir was in his prime by observing the town's current state: where Fenrir has individually damaged many of the houses and killed a large amount of its population:
--> '''Thor:''' The Fenrir of old would have obliterated
this book town already and moved on to the next.
* Oz's battle against Fenrir. While Fenrir is de-powered in his current state, he's still powerful enough that Oz has a genuine struggle against him, and there's a clear sentiment that Oz would ''not'' have done well at all against a prime Fenrir.
** Thor notes that Fenrir can devour anything in his jaws. As if to demonstrate, Fenrir eats Oz's grenade, completely {{no sell}}ing it.
** Fenrir attempts to deconstruct Oz's motives, demanding to know why he puts so much effort into defending Odin. Oz has none of it, defiantly declaring, "[[ForGreatJustice Because defend is simply what I do!]]".
** Fenrir tears chunks out of a house and fires them at Oz like a machine gun, while Oz finally takes to the skies to finally attack. He finally manages to land a ''Flan'' grenade, the one that Fenrir ate beforehand, creating a glowing green reticle that essentially turns his attacks into {{Critical Hit}}s. He fires with both guns before activating [[SacredBowAndArrows Sanctum Sagitta]] and going to town on him.
** The final clash involves Fenrir firing a flaming KamehameHadoken. Oz, though terrified,
doesn't take itself, it can let up and fires an arrow of light through the beam and into Fenrir's mouth, causing an explosion and defeating Fenrir once and for all.
* Oz successfully redeeming Fenrir by showing him kindness and giving him a chance. Though he is still grateful to the Hel's Angels, he honours Oz as well by leaving the conflict entirely. A bit of FridgeBrilliance makes this more awesome in retrospect - in doing this, Oz ''may''
have some really badass moments in it.

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prevented [[{{Gotterdammerung}} Ragnarok]].
* Azazel is Oz resolving to stop the embodiment of BewareTheSillyOnes. He may be a ditzy LargeHam who lets his scythe do Hel's Angels and their plans.
* Svafrlami introducing
the thinking concept of seidr to the story, describing it as a divine magic that allows you to "see through reality to observe what lies underneath: destiny."
* Loki spends
most of the time, his scene being hilarious, but he has incredible fighting prowess does get a moment when he directly calls out Odin for not doing anything about the Hel's Angels ''before'' they have the chance to cause chaos, simply because of his belief in destiny.
* Oz finding holes in Svafrlami's story about the witch and calling him out on it, even if he almost gets impaled for his trouble. Given the whole mission later turns out to have been a farce so Svafrlami could get revenge, Oz was retroactively right to smell a rat. He later resolves to make his own judgement on the situation, showing that he's actively planning on potentially double-crossing Svafrlami, completely bypassing any ToBeLawfulOrGood dilemmas by picking Good before the issue even comes up.
--> '''Oz:''' As a knight, I'll do what's right.
--> '''Narration:''' Even if "what's right" didn't line up with "what Svafrlami wants me to do",
which was the part Oz wasn't telling him.
* Svafrlami showing that
he ''will'' demonstrate ''can'' act like a genuinely charismatic leader when he wants to, earning what seems to be genuine love from his men and raising their spirits to fight the witch. As later chapters reveal he feels nothing but contempt for them, his act is actually rather convincing.
* Anwin successfully manages to kill off a large percentage of Svafrlami's strike force. Despite this, Svafrlami fends him off with seemingly little effort. Special mention goes to Anwin firing projectiles
at any time. He's also him through his MindOverMatter powers, only for Svafrlami to catch them with a wind more powerful than Anwin can push them through.
--> '''Svafrlami:''' You asked me 'you and what army' earlier, correct? What you failed to understand is that [[OneManArmy I am an army unto myself]]!
* Oz deduces that the witch is more trustworthy than Svafrlami, and as such when the latter shows up, he stands up for her, directly challenging Svafrlami and mashing his BerserkButton in the process. Realising he's unable to get Oz to oppose, let alone kill the witch, Svafrlami convinces his hunters that she's brainwashed him, kickstarting the ClimaxBoss of the arc.
** Oz fights against eight hunters at once, and while they give him more trouble than the mages from earlier did, he still manages to win. He mentally narrates that eight-on-one isn't fair, before remarking "Thank goodness Svafrlami was there to level the playing field.". His performance in the fight itself shows this wasn't an exaggeration - Svafrlami applying {{Status Buff}}s and supportive magic was clearly
the only member of reason the trio hunters even stood a chance.
*** Oz throws himself in the middle of their melee attacks, dodging them perfectly even as Svafrlami buffs their speed. Then, in a single stroke, he disarms two of them before escaping.
*** Later, he uses electricity
to boost his speed, rushing through them and delivering DeathOfAThousandCuts with a pair of sabres, successfully downing three of them in a single burst.
** As Oz defeats the hunters, Svafrlami himself appears on the battlefield, realising he'll
have an S rank in an attacking stat, and to have both solid offense and defense. He's basically an InUniverse GameBreaker.
* Before,
take Oz down himself as he notes that due to Oz's treachery, what he's about to do is technically legal.
** When Svafrlami tells Oz he'll never get
the book used to be mediocre at best, and terrible at worst. Iceaura39 had enough self-awareness in his writing skills to unpublish and {{Retcon}} the book. Now, promotion with what he's done, Oz swallows his fear and the book can actually be called good in its own right.
* Siegfried in general. Consider this: He fights on equal footing with Azrael, Azazel, and Uriel. The latter three are otherworldly beings with supernatural powers and weapons
tells him that wouldn't look out of place in a heroic legend. All training aside, Siegfried is just [[BadassNormal a dude with a sword]].
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[[folder: Prologue: The Second Cross War]]
* Odin and Angrboda's fight. Truly
[[ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight it isn't about the best duel in the whole book, even if promotion anymore - it's about doing the first thing you read about. It's on a scale that no other battle right thing]]. Svafrlami then proceeds to deconstruct Oz's mindset in the book even grasps. Highlights include Odin killing Angrboda's golem in one slash, Angrboda ''throwing'' a black hole at him, and Odin creating a time field to make the battle last technically 3 seconds.
* Many of Odin's {{Badass Boast}}s during the fight:
[[VillainHasAPoint mean-spirited but actually pretty accurate speech]]:
--> "This battle will be over in 3 seconds!"
--> [[PreMortemOneLiner "It's quite simple. This is Asgard. And in this world, I am God."]]
--> "Angrboda, [[SeeYouInHell I'll
'''Svafrlami:''' You see you yourself as some white knight, some champion in Limbo]].
* The [[BoltOfDivineRetribution Ragnarok]] attack, through and through.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Prologue II: Freya, Goddess of Love]]
* Anything Azrael does in this chapter after his [[CurbStompBattle humiliating defeat]] at the hands of a mook.
** He challenged said demon
shining armour? Allow me to a HeroicRematch, and started out stomping it, only to then [[WombLevel enter its mouth]] and have a small adventure there, defeating an army of demons, before destroying its heart from the inside.
** His battle against Freya is pretty awesome, as well.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Chapter 1: The Battle Begins]]
* Hel's BadassBoast to Azrael.
--> '''Hel:''' I guess I can't have a proper introduction. Oh well. So you got past wave 1. I'm impressed. For a small fry like you, you've gotten far. But when
set things straight: you're ready, come down no hero, just a fool with a saviour complex! Even now that you're faced with someone far superior to Helheim. you, you still want to fight, to resist!
** In response, Oz asserts that Svafrlami isn't wrong, but doesn't back down, showing impressive amounts of determination.
*** The ensuing fight is utterly one-sided in Svafrlami's favour, as Oz is thoroughly outmatched in every aspect except speed - thus creating a villainous example as the archangel shows off how smart he can be. Svafrlami starts by creating a StormOfBlades between them, and simply watches as Oz navigates his way through it. Once he does, they clash, and Svafrlami shows off the might of his RunicMagic - first by turning his greatsword into a FlamingSword, then by creating [[MakingASplash a rapid stream of water on the ground]], throwing Oz off his balance, and lastly by boosting his own strength, lifting Oz up, and throwing him ''into'' the still-present blade-storm. Without any options to defend himself, Oz is cut up and almost passes out from his wounds, and Svafrlami prepares to deal the finishing blow.
*** Oz's performance here is not to be overlooked, however, and through grit, speed and quick thinking, he manages to turn what should have been a CurbStompBattle into a CurbStompCushion. He successfully dodges every sword in the Brand spell, takes Svafrlami by surprise by teleporting in front of him, and manages to hold onto enough willpower that he makes a sword pun as a response to Svafrlami's taunt. Once he reaches Svafrlami, he lands a few hits, and manages to dodge him even while his balance is threatened by the stream. Even after being cut up and on the brink of unconsciousness, he dedicates what he assumes to be his last words to [[DefiantToTheEnd robbing Svafrlami of any satisfaction he would have gotten from the kill]], royally pissing him off and stripping away his sadistic demeanour.
--> '''Svafrlami:''' I've been wanting to do this for a long, ''long'' time. You may spend your final moments wallowing in your regrets.
--> '''Oz:''' I...have ''[[IRegretNothing none]]''.
* Seeing Svafrlami about to kill Oz, the witch decides enough is enough and protects him with a barrier, sending Svafrlami absolutely raving mad as he desperately tries to stab Oz. Having taken an interest in the angel, she declares that she won't let Svafrlami kill him, and as Svafrlami insists it's none of her business, she all but reveals her identity and one-shots him as he charges at her. The result is an absolutely miserable Svafrlami trudging away from the scene, cursing both her name and Oz's.
--> '''[[VillainousBreakdown Svafrlami]]:''' [[IllKillYou
I'll be waiting move onto you next, you meddling pythoness]]! But this has nothing to do with you! It's none of your business, do you hear me?
--> '''Witch:''' Have you forgotten already? This ''became'' my business the moment you stepped [[GodWasMyCopilot into my temple]].
* The witch spends five days brewing a potion to treat the unconscious Oz. When he wakes up and drinks it, it gives him his energy right back. She's certainly talented at her craft, that's
for you. And then I'll show you what a goddess of death sure.
* Later, she reveals that she isn't any old witch - she
is capable of.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Chapter 2: Siegfried and
Freya herself, the Castle of Abaddon]]
* Azrael inventing [[StatusBuff Fulgur Aid]] on the fly.
* Siegfried's introduction.
** The last legs
LoveGoddess of the battle against Abaddon.
* The introduction
Norse pantheon, and in Oz's words, "the progenitor of Aesir Cross.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Bonus Chapters]]
* Rick's HeroicSacrifice to save Leon.
* Leon giving [[{{Jerkass}} Seth]] a well needed slap in
the face concept of a witch". Though briefly, Oz is clearly humbled to be in her presence.
* Ragnar breaking up the argument between the Hel's Angels just by slamming the table, showing the respect he commands across the group. When Fafnir tries to lambast Anwin over his failure to recruit the witch, Ragnar reminds him that Anwin's role as a diplomat is invaluable,
and a ReasonYouSuckSpeech. It kickstarts Seth's CharacterDevelopment, only for him to go back on it at the last second.
* Wilhelmoku killing Seth. Then, he kills himself, only to reveal he did it for Leon.
** Anything Wilhelmoku does in Bonus Chapter 2.
* In general, there are a lot of {{Heroic Sacrifice}}s in
this section.
* Leon's final sacrifice to save everyone.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Chapter 3: The Reluctant Devil]]
* Azazel's first scene ends
is a single setback in a long list of successes. Later, Fafnir listens, albeit begrudgingly, when Ragnar tells him revealing not to attack Midgard just yet. One gets the sense that he stole Mani's Ragnar plays the role of Fafnir's MoralityChain - or at least, the KidWithTheLeash, which, given the draconic knight speaks of razing villages, is rather impressive.
* Anwin admitting during his
Myriad Might without trial that he would willingly give his life to save someone he loved, something he truly means with all his heart, much to Sunna's shock.
* In that same trial, he shows an astonishing amount of self-awareness, recognising fully that he's done a lot of bad things, that his [[WellIntentionedExtremist noble cause]] doesn't erase that, and that he hasn't "sacrificed" anything for
the latter greater good because he has yet to give up anything he truly cares about.
--> '''Anwin:''' [[AboveGoodAndEvil Good, bad, it's all relative]]. Just gotta do what you've gotta do.
* After being decommissioned for five days thanks to Svafrlami's attempt to kill him, Oz enters his office again, fully expecting to be attacked again, just so he can verify if he's still employed. Unfortunately for him, Svafrlami still has plans to deal with him, but the sheer lack of fear he displays is worthy of note.
* Oz fighting [[MonsterClown Biff and Chip]], narrowly dodging their invisible knife strikes before he lets Biff hit him so that he can grab Chip, completely throwing off their combined attack pattern. He pulls him into a waltz before attacking him, and after defeating him, proceeds to make short work of Biff.
** At the start of the battle, Biff and Chip declared they would be playing a game of "Pin the Knife in the Angel". Oz proceeds to beat them at this by making sure the finishing blow to both clowns is done with a knife, and since they're Hel's Angels, he's played their game in every sense.
* Oz manages to clear eight whole floors of invisible clowns, dealing with their eccentricity, tricky fighting styles and the constant annoyance of bouncy balls flying everywhere, while Freya, acting as MissionControl, warns him of deadlier attacks so he can dodge them in time. They make a rather effective duo
even realising.
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before she unleashes her magic.
* Oz and Anwin's duel. After a heartwarming and then tear-jerking prelude, the two of them get serious and fight one another, each one wowed by the new elements of the other's fighting style. It makes for one hell of a formerly friendly reunion, as the two of them accept that they are on opposite sides.
** Anwin shows signs of improvement from his earlier bout with Svafrlami, and Myriad Might seems to have granted him SummonMagic. He shows this off by summoning a flaming tiger and siccing it on Oz, allowing it to do the brunt of the work while he supports it from afar.
*** Oz isn't too frightened, though, and takes on the tiger like a champ, throwing a ''Galan'' into the air and ducking and rolling from one of its attacks so that it stuns the tiger. Now on its side, he hits it with a ''Flan'', slashes it with a pair of {{kukris|AreKool}} and stabs it in the side with a rapier, finishing it off with a blast of lightning.
** Anwin's great leonine fireball from his fight with Svafrlami returns - and this time, not only is it alive, but it ''explodes''.
** Though reeling from the explosion, Oz uses it to his advantage so he can win the fight, throwing multiple ''Berstan'' grenades into it before it hits him and creating a crapton of smoke. He uses this to create a SmokeShield and charge up his power before shooting out of the cloud with ''greatly'' enhanced speed, closing the gap between himself and Anwin and slashing him repeatedly with a pair of sacred daggers. This move wears Anwin out enough to surrender.
--> '''Oz:''' Face the twin blades of truth, and the armaments of lies - their faces equal but opposite. With these blades, I tear the masks we unconsciously wear, and break away from the false self! Sica Scintilla!
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No matter how seriously this book doesn't take itself, it can have some really badass moments in it.

[[foldercontrol]]

[[folder: In General]]
* Azazel is the embodiment of BewareTheSillyOnes. He may be a ditzy LargeHam who lets his scythe do the thinking most of the time, but he has incredible fighting prowess which he ''will'' demonstrate at any time. He's also the only member of the trio to have an S rank in an attacking stat, and to have both solid offense and defense. He's basically an InUniverse GameBreaker.
* Before, the book used to be mediocre at best, and terrible at worst. Iceaura39 had enough self-awareness in his writing skills to unpublish and {{Retcon}} the book. Now, he's done, and the book can actually be called good in its own right.
* Siegfried in general. Consider this: He fights on equal footing with Azrael, Azazel, and Uriel. The latter three are otherworldly beings with supernatural powers and weapons that wouldn't look out of place in a heroic legend. All training aside, Siegfried is just [[BadassNormal a dude with a sword]].
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Prologue: The Second Cross War]]
* Odin and Angrboda's fight. Truly the best duel in the whole book, even if it's the first thing you read about. It's on a scale that no other battle in the book even grasps. Highlights include Odin killing Angrboda's golem in one slash, Angrboda ''throwing'' a black hole at him, and Odin creating a time field to make the battle last technically 3 seconds.
* Many of Odin's {{Badass Boast}}s during the fight:
--> "This battle will be over in 3 seconds!"
--> [[PreMortemOneLiner "It's quite simple. This is Asgard. And in this world, I am God."]]
--> "Angrboda, [[SeeYouInHell I'll see you in Limbo]].
* The [[BoltOfDivineRetribution Ragnarok]] attack, through and through.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Prologue II: Freya, Goddess of Love]]
* Anything Azrael does in this chapter after his [[CurbStompBattle humiliating defeat]] at the hands of a mook.
** He challenged said demon to a HeroicRematch, and started out stomping it, only to then [[WombLevel enter its mouth]] and have a small adventure there, defeating an army of demons, before destroying its heart from the inside.
** His battle against Freya is pretty awesome, as well.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Chapter 1: The Battle Begins]]
* Hel's BadassBoast to Azrael.
--> '''Hel:''' I guess I can't have a proper introduction. Oh well. So you got past wave 1. I'm impressed. For a small fry like you, you've gotten far. But when you're ready, come down to Helheim. I'll be waiting for you. And then I'll show you what a goddess of death is capable of.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Chapter 2: Siegfried and the Castle of Abaddon]]
* Azrael inventing [[StatusBuff Fulgur Aid]] on the fly.
* Siegfried's introduction.
** The last legs of the battle against Abaddon.
* The introduction of Aesir Cross.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Bonus Chapters]]
* Rick's HeroicSacrifice to save Leon.
* Leon giving [[{{Jerkass}} Seth]] a well needed slap in the face and a ReasonYouSuckSpeech. It kickstarts Seth's CharacterDevelopment, only for him to go back on it at the last second.
* Wilhelmoku killing Seth. Then, he kills himself, only to reveal he did it for Leon.
** Anything Wilhelmoku does in Bonus Chapter 2.
* In general, there are a lot of {{Heroic Sacrifice}}s in this section.
* Leon's final sacrifice to save everyone.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Chapter 3: The Reluctant Devil]]
* Azazel's first scene ends in him revealing that he stole Mani's Myriad Might without the latter even realising.
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to:

No matter how seriously this book doesn't take itself, it can have some really badass moments in it.

[[foldercontrol]]

[[folder: In General]]
* Azazel is the embodiment of BewareTheSillyOnes. He may
(to be a ditzy LargeHam who lets his scythe do the thinking most of the time, but he has incredible fighting prowess which he ''will'' demonstrate at any time. He's also the only member of the trio to have an S rank in an attacking stat, and to have both solid offense and defense. He's basically an InUniverse GameBreaker.
* Before, the book used to be mediocre at best, and terrible at worst. Iceaura39 had enough self-awareness in his writing skills to unpublish and {{Retcon}} the book. Now, he's done, and the book can actually be called good in its own right.
* Siegfried in general. Consider this: He fights on equal footing with Azrael, Azazel, and Uriel. The latter three are otherworldly beings with supernatural powers and weapons that wouldn't look out of place in a heroic legend. All training aside, Siegfried is just [[BadassNormal a dude with a sword]].
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Prologue: The Second Cross War]]
* Odin and Angrboda's fight. Truly the best duel in the whole book, even if it's the first thing you read about. It's on a scale that no other battle in the book even grasps. Highlights include Odin killing Angrboda's golem in one slash, Angrboda ''throwing'' a black hole at him, and Odin creating a time field to make the battle last technically 3 seconds.
* Many of Odin's {{Badass Boast}}s during the fight:
--> "This battle will be over in 3 seconds!"
--> [[PreMortemOneLiner "It's quite simple. This is Asgard. And in this world, I am God."]]
--> "Angrboda, [[SeeYouInHell I'll see you in Limbo]].
* The [[BoltOfDivineRetribution Ragnarok]] attack, through and through.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Prologue II: Freya, Goddess of Love]]
* Anything Azrael does in this chapter after his [[CurbStompBattle humiliating defeat]] at the hands of a mook.
** He challenged said demon to a HeroicRematch, and started out stomping it, only to then [[WombLevel enter its mouth]] and have a small adventure there, defeating an army of demons, before destroying its heart from the inside.
** His battle against Freya is pretty awesome, as well.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Chapter 1: The Battle Begins]]
* Hel's BadassBoast to Azrael.
--> '''Hel:''' I guess I can't have a proper introduction. Oh well. So you got past wave 1. I'm impressed. For a small fry like you, you've gotten far. But when you're ready, come down to Helheim. I'll be waiting for you. And then I'll show you what a goddess of death is capable of.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Chapter 2: Siegfried and the Castle of Abaddon]]
* Azrael inventing [[StatusBuff Fulgur Aid]] on the fly.
* Siegfried's introduction.
** The last legs of the battle against Abaddon.
* The introduction of Aesir Cross.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Bonus Chapters]]
* Rick's HeroicSacrifice to save Leon.
* Leon giving [[{{Jerkass}} Seth]] a well needed slap in the face and a ReasonYouSuckSpeech. It kickstarts Seth's CharacterDevelopment, only for him to go back on it at the last second.
* Wilhelmoku killing Seth. Then, he kills himself, only to reveal he did it for Leon.
** Anything Wilhelmoku does in Bonus Chapter 2.
* In general, there are a lot of {{Heroic Sacrifice}}s in this section.
* Leon's final sacrifice to save everyone.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Chapter 3: The Reluctant Devil]]
* Azazel's first scene ends in him revealing that he stole Mani's Myriad Might without the latter even realising.
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* Siegfried in general. Consider this: He fights on equal footing with Azrael, Azazel, and Uriel. The latter three are otherworldly beings with supernatural powers and weapons that wouldn't look out of place in a heroic legend. All training aside, Siegfried is just [[BadassNormal a dude with a sword]].


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* Azrael inventing [[StatusBuff Fulgur Aid]] on the fly.
* Siegfried's introduction.
** The last legs of the battle against Abaddon.
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* Rick's HeroicSacrifice to save Leon.
* Leon giving [[{{Jerkass}} Seth]] a well needed slap in the face and a ReasonYouSuckSpeech. It kickstarts Seth's CharacterDevelopment, only for him to go back on it at the last second.
* Wilhelmoku killing Seth. Then, he kills himself, only to reveal he did it for Leon.
** Anything Wilhelmoku does in Bonus Chapter 2.
* In general, there are a lot of {{Heroic Sacrifice}}s in this section.
* Leon's final sacrifice to save everyone.
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* Hel's BadassBoast to Azrael.
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** His battle against Freya is pretty awesome, as well.
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* The [[BoltOfDivineRetribution Ragnarok]] attack, through and through.
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* Anything Azrael does in this chapter after his [[CurbStompBattle humiliating defeat]] at the hands of a mook.
** He challenged said demon to a HeroicRematch, and started out stomping it, only to then [[WombLevel enter its mouth]] and have a small adventure there, defeating an army of demons, before destroying its heart from the inside.

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--> [[PreMortemOneLiner "It's quite simple. This is Asgard. And in this world, I am God."]]
--> "Angrboda, [[SeeYouInHell I'll see you in Limbo]].
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* Many of Odin's {Badass Boast}s during the fight:
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* Many of Odin's {Badass Boast}s {{Badass Boast}}s during the fight:
--> "This battle will be over in 3 seconds!"
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* Many of Odin's {Badass Boast}s during the fight:
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[[/folder]]* Before, the book used to be mediocre at best, and terrible at worst. Iceaura39 had enough self-awareness in his writing skills to unpublish and {{Retcon}} the book. Now, he's done, and the book can actually be called good in its own right.
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No matter how seriously this book doesn't take itself, it can have some really badass moments in it.

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* Azazel is the embodiment of BewareTheSillyOnes. He may be a ditzy LargeHam who lets his scythe do the thinking most of the time, but he has incredible fighting prowess which he ''will'' demonstrate at any time. He's also the only member of the trio to have an S rank in an attacking stat, and to have both solid offense and defense. He's basically an InUniverse GameBreaker.
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