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... doesn't simply refer to the end of the myth. It encompasses the entirety of Norse mythology.
For the gods, Ragnarok was a preordained event, and their long struggle to escape it forms the core of Norse mythology.
Of course, Frondier couldn't be sure if Ragnarok in this world held the same meaning, but based on what he learned from the settings and Constel, it wasn't much different.
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Therefore.
'Ragnarok failed? ...
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