Begin from the original form of torture and become immortal

Chapter 1511 Raise the Hammer

Green Hulk didn't know why Chang Wei called him.

"That's enough, Hulk."

Chang Wei said to Green Hulk.

“It’s no longer our business now.”

Chang Wei had no interest in fighting the Destroyer.

There is no point in winning the fight. It would be better to wait for Thor to blow up the Destroyer's armor and then take it off to make magic armor for myself.

The Destroyer Armor didn't want to continue to meddle in other people's business, so he simply ignored the Green Hulk and Chang Wei and strode towards the base.

This is because Loki is no longer able to take care of the Destroyer Armor. He orders the Destroyer Armor to kill Thor and the people of Asgard, and then he will go to cause the Frost Giants to invade and play the role of loyally protecting his father.

This gave Odin an opportunity to take advantage of the situation.

The moment Thor really began to lose heart, it seemed as if the light of the whole world dimmed a little. That was after he tried his best but failed to lift Thor's hammer.

At that moment, his eyes flashed with unprecedented confusion and self-doubt.

Thor's hammer, the divine weapon that symbolizes his identity and power, now seems to have become a mirror, reflecting the uneasiness and instability in his heart.

He began to question whether he, since even the hammer no longer recognized him, had really lost the qualifications to control the power of Thor.

This self-doubt eroded his soul like ice, forcing him to embark on a journey of deep reflection.

Odin, the wise and profound father of the gods, did not hesitate to use various means to guide his stubborn but simple son out of the fog, even resorting to extreme methods such as "playing dead" to touch Thor.

Under the sky of Asgard, Loki's conspiracy surged like an undercurrent, almost pushing this realm of gods into the abyss of war, but Odin still forbeared and remained silent. Behind his silence was his deep and complex love for Thor.

This love includes both trust in the son's abilities and expectations and tests for his growth. It can truly be said that "the love of parents is the most pitiful in the world."

On the battlefield on Earth, Thor witnessed the sacrifice of his human allies.

When the earthlings decided to give up fighting for Thor and let him try to lift the hammer again, Thor felt no anger at all.

These mortals have given so much for him. Their courage and sacrifice have made him feel unprecedented warmth and strength.

"Thor, leave this to us. Go and see if you can lift the hammer."

Sif's words were gentle but firm as she stood up with the rest of her companions, ready for the coming battle.

Their figures gradually blurred in Thor's eyes. That was the determination to die and the unconditional trust in the God of Thunder.

Hogan gently pressed Thor's shoulders, stopping him from charging forward.

"Thor, we need the power of Thundergod!"

Hogan's words were brief and powerful, but they hit home.

Thor understood that this time, they were facing the Destroyer Armor, a being powerful enough to make all of Asgard tremble.

And he, as the God of Thunder, must shoulder this responsibility, no matter how difficult it is.

He slowly walked into the center of the base, where Thor's hammer stood quietly, as if waiting for something. Thor knelt on one knee, clasped his hands together, his face full of piety and desire.

He tried to move the spiritual hammer with words, just as he had prayed to his father Odin countless times before.

"My Father who walks in heaven, may all people honor your name as holy, and may your kingdom prosper forever and ever..."

But it failed to cause the hammer to react at all.

Thor did not give up. He tried a different way, using more direct and rough language to express his loyalty: "There is no master but my father. My father is the greatest! There is no master but my father. He is the only one!"

However, the hammer remained silent, as if silently mocking his futility.

Thor took a deep breath and began to recall his previous oath: "I swear to be kind to the weak, I swear to bravely fight against injustice! I swear to fight against all wrongs, I swear to fight for the unarmed..."

Every word carried his dedication to justice and sympathy for the weak, but Hammer still showed no signs of wavering.

At this moment, Thor was completely mad, his heart was full of confusion and puzzlement: "What do you want me to do in order to recognize me?"

Chang Wei stood aside, looking at Thor who was almost on the verge of collapse. He really wanted to step forward and give Thor a loud slap in the face to wake him up.

Because Chang Wei knew clearly that what Thor said at this moment was mostly flattery and ingratiation to Odin, rather than repentance and self-reflection from the heart.

Real change requires not fancy words, but a sincere attitude and proof of action.

In many cases, even those naughty children who occasionally make mistakes clearly reflect the fallacy of their own behavior deep in their hearts, and they have a desire to admit their mistakes.

However, they can easily confide these frank words to their friends, and even to strangers, but in front of those who really need them to apologize, especially their parents, they seem to be bound by invisible shackles and find it difficult to speak.

Thor is in such a dilemma at the moment.

He could openly admit his mistakes in front of his brave companions. His frankness and courage were admirable.

However, when facing the hammer of Thor, which was blessed by Odin's words and seemed to represent his father himself, asking him to say "I was wrong" in person and offer a sincere apology became a gap that he could not cross.

That hammer is not only a symbol of strength, but also the embodiment of his father's majesty and expectations. When Thor faces it, his heart is filled with awe and uneasiness.

He tried to express his apology to his father in a more subtle way.

At the beginning, Thor chose to sing praises of his father's greatness and glory. Those compliments were like a carefully woven net, trying to capture his father's heart and make him feel his inner regret.

He hoped to indirectly tell his father in this way: "Dad, I know I was wrong. Now I flatter you and make you happy, so please let me go."

This strategy was both a way of respecting his father's authority and a way of avoiding the direct apology that he found difficult to say.

However, the words on Thor's hammer, although representing Odin's wisdom and power, are ultimately just a spell with specific rules imposed on it, lacking human emotions and flexibility.

The hammer did not buy Thor's roundabout way of apology. It remained silent, as if it was punishing Thor for his insincerity.

"Father……"

Thor heard explosions and screams coming from outside.

(End of this chapter)