Foolish Brother Odin

Chapter 81 Jörmungandr
After experiencing the incident of killing Hati, Towns confirmed that it would be better to lure out these forces in advance and then deal with them, which would be effective.

Simply killing a puppy version of Fenrir will most likely not have the effect of weakening the power of Dusk.

In the epic, Asgard was besieged by five great demon clans. After all the blame was laid on Odin and the gods.

After the Aesir gained control of the world, they drank and enjoyed themselves every day. They created the most prosperous world of Asgard with the offerings from the mortal countries, but they didn't care about the life and death of the mortal world.

As Fenrir grew bigger and bigger, the gods exiled him to the Iron Forest. It was not until Fenrir became so huge that the gods began to hurriedly take various measures to remedy the situation.

The conquest of the Vanir was not completed, and the Vanir didn't even care about raising a Jörmungandr in the sea. Isn't this a sign of lazy governance?
The underworld is unfair. First, the gods are disgusted with Hela's ugliness and exiled her. Second, Odin tinkers with Valhalla, intercepting souls without limit, thus destroying the soul cycle between the dead and the living.

Odin killed Ymir but left Surtur alone, which was another failure.

In the end, except for Thor, almost no Aesir was willing to go to the snowy Jotunheim to strangle the Frost Giants who opposed the Aesir, so much so that there were so many Frost Giants that they established their own country.

The entire "Ragnarok" in the epic, apart from the factor of the invasion of chaotic forces, is a huge retribution scene where the Aesir sowed evil seeds and reaped the evil consequences.

As expected, there is nothing new under the sun. In the eyes of bystanders, the high-intensity explosion is just a group of irresponsible guys digging holes and not filling them, accumulating small disasters into big disasters, and finally causing terrible consequences.

Among so many great demons, the only one that was barely not the fault of the Aesir was probably the poisonous dragon Nidhogg that devoured the roots of the world tree. This thing was stuck in the gap in space and would not come out until that time.

If I remember correctly, it was Nidhogg who killed Freya.

"It's so hard to be a God King like me!" Tangs sighed as he rubbed the hilts of the nine divine swords, as if he was playing with a group of cute little animals.

At the same time, his divine gaze once again crossed the void and fell on Jotunheim.

There, heartbroken Loki just happened to feel a terrible palpitation.

Her lover, Angerboda, also lost all the color from his face: "Dear, do you feel it?"

"Yeah." Loki nodded heavily, then made a gesture of silence in what he thought was a covert move.

Unfortunately, his lover was not as smart as he was. She instinctively touched her belly, where a new life was born.

This is like some people who lack social experience, when they are overly nervous, will habitually reach out to where they keep their valuables.

Loki seemed to take her hand naturally and put it on his face: "It's okay!"

Loki was very perceptive. After a while, he felt that the gaze had probably moved away. Then he took his lover's hand, looked into his eyes, and said solemnly: "Don't think that Skul has been released. Odin is no longer reliable. If he can betray our descendants once, he can betray them countless times."

"Then what should we do?" Although the giantess was very dissatisfied with the God-King Tangs, with her poor wisdom, she could not think of any good solution.

"If our children are destined to be infected by Chaos, then none of them will survive. Our best option is to give birth to them in secret and send them away quickly."

Ingreboda's heart was broken. As a mother, her tolerance for her children was infinite. She didn't even care whether her children were in human form or not.

She was never as wise as Loki, so she just listened to whatever Loki said. Since Loki told her to do so, she just did it.

Three days later, Angrboda felt pain in her lower abdomen and informed Loki. Loki left their phantom clones in his palace and secretly took his lover to Midgard.

In a cave by the sea, Angerboda gave birth to her and Loki's second child. The moment Loki saw the child, his heart sank.

It's not a humanoid?
It was a gray-white snake, five meters long when it was born. Although it was slender, it could not be the offspring of a giant.

Loki immediately understood that this was probably the influence of chaos that Towns had mentioned.

The 'small' gray snake raised its head and calmly stared at its parents, who were completely different in shape from itself. Although it felt strange, the clear soul bond connected it and its parents.

Loki sat cross-legged on the ground, letting the sea water soak his gorgeous clothes: "My child, can you understand what I am saying?"

The gray snake nodded obediently.

"My child, I decided to name you [Jörmungandr]."

The gray snake was obviously a little excited. This small action made it clearly feel that its connection with the world was a little closer. This kind of spiritual throbbing was also transmitted to its parents.

Angerboda kissed her child hard and cried, "Mom, I'm sorry. Perhaps it was a mistake for you to be born into this world. Because you are the symbol of the power of chaos, the damned God King Tangs will hunt you down in the name of protecting [Order]."

Jörmungandr was a little confused, but then he showed his anger.

Loki was dejected at first, but then his eyes became firm and he said in a deep voice: "Jörmungandr. We can't protect you until you grow up. The only thing you can do is hide in the deep sea and accumulate your strength. Do you understand?"

Jörmungandr nodded again.

Loki's voice had become sharp. "Order or Chaos. When you have accumulated enough strength, you can contact Skul, the descendant of your deceased brother Fenrir, and confront the Aesir. If the gods still refuse to acknowledge your existence, then overthrow the rule of the damn Aesir."

The giantess was a little timid: "Loki, can you overthrow the Aesir?"

Loki clenched his fists. "We have to try even if we can't. They killed our son and our grandson. Maybe this is the right approach in Downs' eyes. But have the Aesir ever considered our feelings? They left us no choice!"

"Yes!" The giantess held Loki's hand, her eyes firmed up: "I was afraid of having children at first. Now it seems that we need more powerful children."

"Ah."

The deterioration of Loki's relationship with the gods did not happen overnight.

Loki played too many pranks in peacetime and offended every Aesir equally. Downs's execution of Fenrir and killing of Hati were just the breaking point of the relationship between Loki and the Aesir.

Since the gods hated him and even Odin didn't protect him, Loki naturally had to seek a way to survive.

Perhaps it was because Towns did not say anything final and do something extreme, and until this moment, Loki had not finally made up his mind to fight with the Aesir.

This is only temporary.

It was only a matter of time before Loki, who desperately pursued his own happiness, ignored the overall situation, and didn't care about the struggle between order and chaos, embarked on the road of no return.

(End of this chapter)