Foolish Brother Odin

Chapter 69: Odin's Fall Prophecy
When three men get together, an idea king will automatically be born.

Among the three male gods, there is a king of ideas, and the destructive power he brings will be earth-shattering.

Unfortunately, Odin could never gather the three gods together in this life.

In the epic, Odin is the evil god king who suddenly acts ruthlessly and takes advantage of everything without paying any attention to any disadvantages; Loki is the king of ideas; and the silly Thor is the battering ram that charges forward.

In this life, thanks to the world's will for rewarding people according to their merits, Thor is the eldest son of the Downes and is not close to his second uncle Odin.

As long as Towns separates Odin and Loki, no matter how much tricks Odin plays behind the scenes, his power will be quite limited.

Odin was also aware of this, so when he was crowned King of Jotunheim, he brought Loki with him immediately. He needed such a capable military advisor so badly.

Now, Towns ruthlessly shattered Odin's fantasy.

As Towns raised his hand, a divine thought shot out from the middle finger of his right hand and pierced into Odin's forehead.

This was a fantasy clip created by Downs using his [Prophecy] priesthood and his magic throne - Odin stared blankly at the giant world-destroying wolf whose back alone was as tall as a mountain.

Fenrir!
It is a thug that roams the earth!
It can devour a forest and drink up a lake in just one bite!
It is not afraid of being enemies with any gods and has an extremely ferocious temperament. It opens its bloody mouth, and its upper and lower jaws, which are thousands of meters long, seem to be able to support the heaven and earth.

Its roar can shake the earth and destroy the courage of any mortal warrior.

In the battle of Ragnarok that ended the rule of the Aesir, Fenrir's vertical pupils were filled with arrogance and brutality. As he let out a long and terrifying howl, he opened his bloody mouth and worked together with another terrifying giant snake to drag Asgard down from the tree trunk of the World Tree, and it fell to Midgard, the human world below.

It was a scene of heaven and earth collapsing. The mountains, rivers, and land of Asgard were all destroyed, and even the giants and gods living on them were killed in this unprecedented horrific falling impact.

Odin and Fenrir met on the battlefield.

The irony is that Sleipnir, the eight-legged Pegasus that Odin rides, is theoretically Fenrir's older brother.

"Odin! I will tear you to pieces!" declared the huge Fenrir.

Odin held up the eternal spear [Grunnir] and urged the divine horse under his crotch to kill Fenrir.

Odin threw his spear, but strangely, a flaming sword spit out from the giant wolf's mouth. The two artifacts collided in the air and both flew out.

The next moment, Odin saw the terrifying mouth of the demon wolf Fenrir that could crush mountains...

The world was spinning around him, and Odin felt a sharp pain in his waist. It turned out that Fenrir's sharp fangs, which were as hard as steel, had bitten through his waist.

The wolf's head shook violently a few times, and Odin lost consciousness below the waist. When he looked up, his lower body was gone.

The last thing Odin saw was the nightmarish scene of himself half-falling into the wolf's mouth.

……

"Ahhhhhh——" Odin's loud roar and scream even scared the Valkyries guarding outside the Silver Palace.

If the God King had not given orders long ago that no one was allowed to intrude into this secret meeting between the God King brothers, I'm afraid they would have rushed in to protect him long ago.

After Odin yelled loudly, he finally broke free from the dream and came back to his senses. Although the sun was shining brightly and it was warm outside the Silver Palace, Odin was shocked and broke into a cold sweat.

He collapsed onto the temple floor and instinctively touched his lower body.

The waist is still there, the thighs and calves are still there!
oh oh!

Is this just a prophetic dream?!
Odin was confused and gasping for breath. He could clearly see that his hands were shaking violently.

Odin finally calmed down, raised his head, and asked his good brother: "Brother, is this a [prophecy] or [fate]?"

Tangs sat on the throne of the God King, the brilliant gold reflecting the sunlight coming in from the window.

This brilliant and sacred visual effect gave Odin an extraordinary feeling, as if he were an elder brother who had long transcended the world.

Even though Downs hadn't spoken yet, Odin instinctively believed what his elder brother was going to say next.

"My foolish brother! You and I both know that there is no God of Destiny representing the [future] in the Jinlunga world. Therefore, this is just a prophecy of a branch of destiny. It is like the root of the world tree, with a main root and countless branches. No one can guarantee that your destiny will always run in that direction."

"Big brother taught me a lesson!"

Odin has always had a love-hate relationship with his big brother, Downs. He is grateful for his big brother's care for him, but he also hates that because of his big brother's existence, he cannot reach the pinnacle of power in this world.

This made Odin feel very conflicted. Secretly, he envied and hated his elder brother, but openly, once his elder brother said something important or assigned him some important work, Odin would definitely listen and do it.

This extreme sense of contradiction made Odin a little schizophrenic.

Since the eldest brother has said this time that the prophecy may not come true, given Odin's character, how could he just sit there and wait for death?
Odin gritted his teeth and thrust the butt of the Gungnir in his hand against the ground. The hard wooden handle collided with the silver floor tiles, making a clanging sound.

"Brother! You don't have to do anything. I'll kill Loki's son of a bitch right now!"

Tang Si shook his head slowly: "You have the best relationship with Loki. This will make it difficult for you. I'll take over this evil god. It just so happens that Loki falsely conveyed the imperial decree before, and he owes me two lives."

When Odin heard this, his nose felt sore and a few crocodile tears came out of the corners of his eyes.

What a good brother!

Even at this time, you are still taking care of me, your younger brother!
You want to come back, don't you?

I, Odin, am the King of Jotunheim, and Willy is the King of Vanaheim. The elder brother never mistreats his brothers. But I believed in Loki's crooked idea. I am so stupid!
With Odin's temper, let alone killing his cousin's son, if he was really threatened, he would even kill his own brothers without hesitation.

You know, in the epic, Odin sent Willy to Vanaheim as a hostage. He deliberately sent his foolish brother and the wise giant Mimir, who he disliked, to Vanaheim, and earned Frey and Freya for nothing. Isn't this a kind of killing gods with borrowed knives? It's just that the Vanir only killed Mimir.

This time, with the help of the silly big brother Towns, Odin is of course happy to hide aside.

In just a few words, Odin made the agreement with Towns.

Tang Si looked at Odin's back and sighed in his heart: Foolish brother! Do you think Loki can't see through your thoughts just because you hide aside? As long as you don't protect Loki's son with all your might, you are also Loki's enemy.

(End of this chapter)