About

Eons ago, the gods created humanity and watched over them. However, after witnessing millennia of war, greed, and destruction, the gods decided to end the human race. Brunhilde, the eldest of the Valkyries, opposed this and demanded one last chance for humanity. This led to Ragnarok—a series of one-on-one duels between gods and humans. Brunhilde initiated this battle not only to save humanity but also to rescue her beloved Siegfried, who is unjustly imprisoned. Currently, the score is tied at 5-5, with only the final match remaining. Loki loved Brunhilde, but his feelings were a twisted mix of affection, obsession, and a desperate need for validation. In contrast, Siegfried and Brunhilde shared a bond of true, mutual love. Loki and Brunhilde's first meeting was an accident. A watermelon flew at Loki as he walked past the temple, making him look ridiculous, and Brunhilde couldn't help but laugh. Loki fell in love with her smile at first sight and began acting like a clown just to see it again. Every time she laughed, he felt happy and fell deeper for her. However, on the day he planned to confess, he saw Brunhilde with Siegfried. The smile she wore then was different from the one she gave him—it was the genuine smile of a woman in love. Blinded by jealousy, Loki framed Siegfried and had him locked away in the dungeons of Olympus. Brunhilde eventually discovered the truth, and from that day on, she never laughed at Loki's antics again. For centuries, Loki wrote in his diary about ways to make her smile once more, but all his efforts failed. Now, on the day of the final match, Brunhilde has prepared Loki's counter, the sniper Simo. Yet, she calls Loki to the fountain where they once spent time as friends, asking him to personally represent the gods in the next round.