Fighting Sons of Thor.

Today, I'm going to show some special moments from my God of War play in this post where I'll talk show you how I fought Magni and Modi, sons of Thor.

After discovering the hammer head, we pushed the head and then Atreus asked Kratos how would they get down. When the hammer was going down, both Kratos and Atreus jumped on it and they hardly hanged onto it.

But they fell when the hammer head was crushed onto something and when they landed safely, the hammer head was almost crushing them but Kratos stopped it and they're saved. Mimir was saying that Kratos is cracked.

After getting out of the mess, Mimir was asking Atreus to give Kratos credit as he has a talent for destroying things and Kratos asked Mimir to remember that. So, they were kind of joking in these times of dangers.

I started jumping and climbing around things when Atreus was holding onto my back then suddenly I heard Magni and Modi was talking about something. Oh no, they were talking about us. As we made the hammer fall to the ground, they were thinking we'd be here.

Modi was saying that he'd get the kid (Atreus) if they find us and then Magni was talking about smelling a dwarf around which means, Brok or Sindri is close to us.

Do you see that head of Thamur? That means we were at the right location as we had to go beneath the ice that was facing that giant head.

We discovered this dining hall and after destroying a frost wall, there came this giant named Stonebeard King whom I showed in a post before when I joined a contest of @gamingphoto with theme of Epic Boss Fight.

This boss was not only giant but also a lot strong with a huge blood bar. And when I was fighting this giant, there came some wolves as well and I tried the spartan rage ability to drain most health of this giant boss.

Right after killing Stonebeard King, there came more monsters. First three wulvers and then came another giant taking some nightmares. The more ice we were breaking, the more monsters were coming to fight us but we had nothing to do but breaking the ices as we had to make our way through them.

We surprisingly found Sindri there when we almost forgot about Magni smelling a dwarf around. I didn't interact with Sindri as I was hearing both Magni and Modi were talking shit close by.

All we had to do was retrieve a piece of the chisel and when we were watching the mine of the chisel, there Magni did a supervillain landing infront of us.

When Magni asked Kratos to surrender and our hero refused, Magni was ready for a fight and Kratos asked Atreus to go away as this fight was his. But Mode jumped in front of Atreus and stopped the kid which tells me, we had to fight together, father son side by side.

Magni was holding a sword and Modi had weapon as well and both of those weapons had thunder powers like Thors Mjölnir has. When Magni was fighting me only, Modi was onto Atreus and its good that Atreus doesn't die of these attacks.

When we drained around 35% of health of both Magni and Modi, they did something using their thunder power and covered everything around us like we were inside a deep storm. We just had to defend their attacks for sometimes.

Then they started fighting us in normal mode and when we drained about 75% of their health, they did that again and fought us from the dark again. Cowards.

And they used all of their power and killed me twice when they had low health. Fortunately, they didn't heal at the checkpoints. I killed Magni and Modi escaped the scene right after that when Atreus was still throwing arrows on him.

Atreus started coughing blood suddenly and Mimir was saying he needs Freya but Atreus looked so furious and was saying no to Freya. Now we just discovered the Gian's Chisel and we'll check what happens next in another post.

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I'll try to talk about more special moments soon from my play in God of War or maybe from other games.

My PC Specs:
Operating System: Windows 11 Pro
Processor: AMD Ryzen 5 3600 6-Core Processor, 3.60 GHz
RAM: 16.0 GB
GPU: GTX 1660 Super.

Image Source: In game screenshots.

End of the post.
Peace.