get out. Randolph then drives Magnus to Longfellow Bridge and partially explains about the Norse and about his descents, claiming Magnus’s father was a Norse god. When they reach the bridge, Randolph tells Magnus to retrieve an ancient sword within Boston Harbor. As soon as Magnus has retrieves the sword, a fire giant known as Surt appears demanding the sword and destroying the bridge in the process to get the sword. Magnus sees that the pedestrians could get injured, so he attacks Surt. He realizes he is about to die, he is able to wound Surt and hurl both of them off the bridge into the Harbor. Magnus dies on impact. He later awakens in a place called Hotel Valhalla, where his adventure in Norse Mythology only begin.
get out. Randolph then drives Magnus to Longfellow Bridge and partially explains about the Norse and about his descents, claiming Magnus’s father was a Norse god. When they reach the bridge, Randolph tells Magnus to retrieve an ancient sword within Boston Harbor. As soon as Magnus has retrieves the sword, a fire giant known as Surt appears demanding the sword and destroying the bridge in the process to get the sword. Magnus sees that the pedestrians could get injured, so he attacks Surt. He realizes he is about to die, he is able to wound Surt and hurl both of them off the bridge into the Harbor. Magnus dies on impact. He later awakens in a place called Hotel Valhalla, where his adventure in Norse Mythology only begin.