Foolish Brother Odin

Chapter 73 Loki's Best Brother
There is not only fighting and killing in the divine world, but also human relationships and worldly affairs.

However, if you don't have the ability to fight and kill, no one will talk to you about worldly affairs.

The knowledge from another world taught Towns that if you want others to give you face, you must first let others know what will happen if they don't give you face.

This time, Towns has definitely done his best for Loki.

There is no point in putting Loki under house arrest!

No one in this world can stop a god of trickery!
Besides, even if Towns killed Fenrir, it would not necessarily mean that another world-destroying monster would appear.

This is just an excuse for Towns to make a big move.

He quickly released the prophecy of Ragnarok to the entire Aesir through the Valkyries:

[A major change that may very well lead to the destruction of the world is about to happen. ]

[This is Chaos' invasion of Order! It is also the nightmare of the Aesir and all the creatures in the Nine Realms! ]

[In order to prevent the world from encountering a catastrophe, all living beings are unprepared. In the name of the God King Aesir, I announce the food storage disaster prevention plan! ]

This is the oracle in written form.

The specific policies were handed over to the Valkyries who were formerly princesses of the underworld countries. They returned to their own countries and directly conveyed the will of His Majesty the God King:

From now on, all countries will implement a strict food rationing system, and all brewing and food waste in the underworld will be prohibited;

All wheat must be ground into flour as soon as possible after harvest and stored in a dry place;
Each country must store at least a quarter of the flour produced in the season, and Asgard will send messengers to guard the granaries. Anyone who causes food loss will be hanged, and the soul will be collected by the Downs and tortured for eternity.

This was not just an order, Downs also sent a large number of giants and dwarf craftsmen to help humans, light elves and other mortal races build water mills and build barns.

At the same time, including the bow god Yul, the thunder god Thor, and a group of combat giants were sent to patrol the Iron Forest between Midgard and Jotunheim repeatedly.

The only order Towns gave them was: "Kill anything taller than a giant!"

The Iron Forest is the wild forest where the gods exiled Fenrir in the epic.

It was here that Fenrir grew to a height 'as tall as the sky' while the gods were not paying attention.

Killing Fenrir is not the end. Since [Ragnarok] is an irreversible trend, Towns must of course extinguish every possible spark of chaos.

At the same time, Downs, who had taken the priesthood of [Ocean], taught the humans living in Vanaheim how to dry salt and pickle fresh fish to make salted fish, in preparation for the three years of extreme cold.

Those were three years of despair in the mortal world!
The sea was frozen, and no fisherman could dig a hole in the more than ten-meter-thick ice to catch even a single fish.

During this period, Towns planned to go to Vanaheim frequently, on the one hand to see his silly third brother Willy, on the other hand to take the magic ship and probe his spiritual consciousness into the seabed to make sure that there were no earthly snakes on the seabed.

After Towns did all this, he waited for the situation on Loki's side to develop.

Loki is smart, too smart.

Perhaps he didn't react for a moment, but afterwards, after careful consideration, he immediately realized that something was wrong.

All adult gods and giants were present at the meeting in the Golden Palace, except Odin!

Of course Odin had a perfect alibi, because at that time the cow licked a few more giants, and he ran to kill these disobedient giants.

Is it really that rushed, or too late?
For such a big thing, Downs could have waited until Odin had killed the giants before holding a meeting. At worst, he could have sent someone like Yule to help watch over it first.

Loki is nominally Odin's subordinate god!
This guy Odin was not there at the critical moment?
Loki figured out all the key points - Downs must have first contacted Odin and obtained Odin's support. "Coercion? Bribery? No! Downs is not that kind of guy. With his personality, he will probably present evidence openly and make Odin give up. Odin, why are you..."

The giantess Angerboda loved Loki and her children very much. She was so sad about the sudden change that she cried so much that she fell asleep.

Just then, Odin came to the door with a large bottle of mead.

Loki looked at Odin in the main hall of his castle for a long time without saying a word.

Odin showed an embarrassed expression. He comforted him, "Loki, you know, I, I can't resist my elder brother. He is always right. Well, have a drink. When you are drunk, it won't be so painful."

Odin raised the golden diamond-studded wine glass, filled it up, and handed it to Loki.

Looking at Odin's face, which was filled with shame but also enthusiastic about urging him to drink, Loki was stunned for a moment. He thought a lot at this moment, but he still took the wine and drank it all in one gulp.

After one drink after another, Loki finally got a little drunk.

His tongue was already tied, but his mind was extremely clear. Even though Odin kept criticizing his elder brother Downs, Loki could see at a glance that Odin was trying to pass on the blame.

Odin! If you are willing to hold it for me, will Towns do the same?
Maybe!
But at least Downs wouldn't judge my son so wantonly!

Towns can even make his own stupid third brother into a God King and let him receive greetings from a bunch of Warner goddesses every day. Would Towns not care about your Odin's opinion?
It's obvious that you agree with it from the bottom of your heart!
As expected, even Odin, are you tired of me?
The pain of losing a child is sadness, and the betrayal by a brother is sadness. The two kinds of sadness were mixed together, but Loki didn't want to separate them.

He finally got drunk with Odin.

The next morning, Odin left without saying goodbye, leaving behind a servant and saying that he was going to inspect the glacier.

This is Odin's duty, nothing wrong with it.

When Loki woke up, he looked at the place where Odin had sat, and for some reason, he felt disgusted by the familiar smell.

Suddenly, he saw his lover Ingreda walking into the hall with a look of surprise.

"Honey, what do you think this is?"

In the giantess's broad arms, there were two furry little creatures. They looked like dogs, but Loki was sensitive enough to realize that they were wolves!

Loki's pupils shrank to the extreme in an instant, and he even forgot to breathe.

"Wolf?!" Loki asked uncertainly.

"Yes! Our Fenrir rode a wolf not long after he was born. I never thought that I would become a grandmother so soon."

Loki was startled, and all the muscles in his body could not help but tremble.

With his intelligence, he immediately realized what was going on.

His face sank, and he spread his senses, trying to confirm whether there were any Valkyries or Downs's spies around. He felt nothing, so he could only lower his voice: "Angerboda! You know, His Majesty the God King will punish every Chaos existence. Maybe Fenrir's child is still a Chaos Wolf."

Angerboda's face suddenly turned pale, and her maternal instinct burst out violently: "No! I will not give them to the God-King again. He killed my child, is he going to kill my grandson too!"

The maternal instincts of female giants are sometimes so unreasonable. Most of the time, they appear gentle, but when it comes to defending their offspring, they can become as fierce as male giants.

Loki was overwhelmed, especially when his lover was much taller and heavier than him, he had no way of stopping a female giant from going crazy.

After the lovers had finished their quarrel, Loki advised them pointedly: "If you don't want to give them to Tang Si, then give them to Odin! He is my best brother."

(End of this chapter)