Marvel: Starting with the Glint-Glint Fruit.

Chapter 242 The Universe Is Adapting to Him, Your Majesty (Fourth Update)

Odin saw right through his son, who had been skilled in scheming and plotting since childhood.

He simply didn't expose it.

Instead, they retorted, "Why should we interfere?"

"Has a rebellion broken out in Midgard, rebelling against Asgard's rule?"

"Midgard has long forgotten the greatness of Asgard, forgotten the prestige of Asgard, Father." Loki remained calm and respectful despite the question.

Thor looked at his brother, then at his father, somewhat confused.

After thinking about it for a while, I realized that my dear brother's words made a lot of sense.

In Thor's current understanding, since Midgard is part of Asgard's territory...

Then the people of Midgard must not forget the greatness of Asgard.

"How do you want to interfere?"

Odin asked calmly.

However, this very calmness made Loki sense a slight unease, and his previous ulterior motives vanished instantly.

After a rapid mental search, he tentatively suggested, "Should we go to the Midgard to contact that Midgard person?"

Midgard is also called the Midgard.

It's just called differently.

Odin fell silent at Loki's words, staring at Loki with his single eye, his aged and dignified expression revealing no emotion.

But Loki inexplicably sensed that the Father seemed to be sighing over something.

Fortunately, this feeling didn't last long, because Odin spoke up: "Go back and think it over before you talk."

Loki's heart sank.

He knew he was being too hasty, but Loki concealed all his emotional changes well. After bowing respectfully to his father Odin without showing any emotion, he left the Asgardian palace with his bewildered, golden-haired, silly brother.

Watching Loki's departing figure, Odin felt a mixture of disappointment and numbness.

Loki is always like that.

Or perhaps it's just their nature.

All thoughts were buried deep in his heart, and he was instinctively wary of everything in the outside world and the people around him.

But he disguised himself very well, mingling with the Asgardian warriors like Thor, and appeared to be very approachable.

In reality, after spending a lot of time with him, you will inevitably notice that something is wrong with him.

One person is single-minded, and another has too many ideas.

The two brothers are a perfect match.

Odin couldn't help but smile as he thought of this.

He turned around and continued to look at the sun, which was gradually sinking below the horizon. The starry sky had appeared. He looked up, and the depression he had been feeling eased considerably.

"Terra, Emperor, Astartes, Raven, Grey Knight."

"The rising human empire, I really look forward to it."

"Unfortunately, I am already old."

Odin felt a pang of regret.

However, this regret quickly disappeared, and with his anxiety gone, the King of Gods was in a very good mood.

He decided to have a serious talk with his wife, Frigga, about this.

In the future, changes will be necessary.

Even an aging lion is still a lion; when it regains its vigor and majesty, it can still display the demeanor of a king.

Before that, he had to meet someone.

He needed to confirm something with the other person.

Kamar-Taj, inside a classic shrine.

The stars shift and turn.

Inside the brightly lit temple, several Kamar-Taj mages were quietly reading magic books, while others were meditating.

Gu Yi held an ancient scroll in his hand and read it.

She wore a white monk's robe, exuding elegance and refinement.

Unlike the hustle and bustle of big cities, this place is much quieter and more peaceful.

Suddenly, Gu Yi's eyebrows twitched slightly.

The air rippled with calm, invisible waves, and the monks inside the hall seemed oblivious to it.

In an instant, another person appeared in front of the Ancient One.

An old man with white hair and one eye.

It was Odin.

Odin had appeared in the hall, but the mages seemed oblivious, continuing with their own tasks.

"Ah, Your Majesty Odin, good evening."

The Ancient One showed Odin the respect due to him, treating him like a long-lost friend, and was genuinely happy for him.

Even if the two people have never crossed paths.

The Ancient One put down the ancient scroll in her hand, picked up the teapot from the table in front of her, and poured Odin a cup of hot tea.

Odin didn't stand on ceremony; he nodded in acknowledgment, reached out, took the drink, and drank a mouthful.

He smacked his lips to himself.

He preferred fine wine to hot tea.

Good evening, Ancient One.

In terms of strength, Odin is definitely superior to the Ancient One, but their identities are a different story.

Gu Yi has two titles.

The Earth's Guardian and the Supreme Master.

This originally contained a property, but the latter is different because it is backed by Vishanti, the god of white magic.

Odin must take this seriously.

If she were merely a guardian of Earth, then in some respects, the Ancient One would be considered inferior to Odin.

However, neither the Ancient One nor Odin mentioned these things.

"Did His Majesty come for him?"

Gu Yi spoke very directly, without any veiled meaning.

Odin nodded slightly, sighed, and said in a weary voice, "I want to confirm something with the Ancient One."

"This concerns the future of Asgard."

"That's why I've taken the liberty of visiting. I hope Master Gu Yi will understand."

"I understand." Gu nodded, took a sip of his tea, and then said softly, "Would you like to meet him in person?"

"No, now is not the right time." Odin shook his head.

Gu Yi understood.

He then looked directly at Odin and said seriously, "He is an incomprehensible miracle."

"The multiverse adapts to him, rather than him adapting to this universe."

boom!!

The Ancient One's blunt words caused Odin, who was usually calm and collected, to change color. His face showed undisguised shock as he stared intently at the Ancient One.

It seems to be confirming what the Ancient One said.

The Ancient One did not avoid the gaze of the King of Gods; her eyes remained calm.

"How...how is this possible?" After a long while, Odin said, his voice a little dry.

The old voice was filled with disbelief.

This statement has profound implications.

It was larger than Odin could have imagined or comprehended.

"This is just my guess, Your Majesty," Gu Yi immediately added.

Odin, however, did not take this additional statement as a pretext; instead, he confirmed its authenticity.

Odin's brain seemed to be malfunctioning.

My thoughts started to get all jumbled up.

"No wonder, no wonder the mage didn't correct him after he appeared."

"Is his appearance a disaster or a salvation?"

After a while, reason returned, and Odin barely suppressed the horror in his heart. He frowned slightly: "Does the mage think this is a good thing?"

"From my observation of him, yes."

"Thank you, Master. Please come visit Asgard sometime. Sorry to bother you."

Odin is gone.

They left very decisively.

The moment he left, the obscure pause in time returned to normal, and Gu Yi picked up the ancient scroll again to read, but her eyes became even more profound.

"Supreme!!!"

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