Marvel: Wonka's Chocolate Factory

Chapter 104 Asgard's First Unhappy

Chapter 104 Asgard's Number One Displeased Person (Please Subscribe)

"Loki, you've been acting strange these past few days. You've been sullen ever since you came back from the battlefield. What's wrong?"

Even though Thor was slow to realize it, he eventually noticed that something was wrong with his brother.

"You have something on your mind!" Thor said decisively.

Loki wanted to deny it, but faced with Thor's concerned gaze, he unusually refrained from refuting it and instead remained silent, choosing to acquiesce.

"Sol, let's find a quiet place. I have some questions for you."

Loki stopped Thor as he was about to open the second barrel of wine, saying that some things were better left unsaid in public than asked in private.

Thor once again chose to listen to Loki. He stored the remaining wine in the warehouse, then carried an unopened barrel of wine and walked with Loki toward the edge of Asgard.

"Saul, what do you think of Father?"

Loki started the conversation by posing a question to Thor.

Without hesitation, Saul replied, "My father was a benevolent ruler who was kind to his subjects and loving to his children. He was a good father."

"Of course he made a mistake in the Hela matter, but that doesn't deny the fact that he was a good father."

Loki agreed: "Yes, Odin is a very good father. He loves you, he loves me, and he loves Hela as well."

"Loki, there's a hidden meaning in your words." Thor frowned. "You should show him respect. He is the King of Asgard, and also our father."

Loki remained silent, only drinking incessantly, as if trying to get himself drunk.

Thor snatched the glass from his hand. "Loki, you can't drink anymore. You're already drunk."

"Sol, it's none of your business. Do you think I don't need to tell you how I drink?"

"Loki, you're not a big drinker to begin with. You've already had so much; you can't drink any more!"

Thor's words were like igniting a powder keg. Loki's figure blurred for a moment, causing Thor's hand to fall into empty air.

Loki appeared to the side and suddenly shouted, "Yes, in this house, I have the lowest alcohol tolerance. Lower than you, lower than Odin, lower than Hela and Mother."

"My alcohol tolerance is so low that I seem to be a different kind of person from you all. I'm an oddball."

Loki picked up the glass and gulped down the wine. Thor tried to stop him, but at that moment a majestic voice came from the side.

"Let him drink it!"

Odin looked at the scene before him, his gaze sweeping thoughtfully over Loki, who eventually noticed.

Willy Wonka was with Odin, and he witnessed the entire exchange between Thor and Loki.

Because Odin was worried about Willy Wonka wandering around Asgard alone, he would secretly follow him whenever Willy Wonka left the candy store.

Odin and Willy Wonka are now almost always together, acting more like brothers than Loki and Thor.

"Father!" ×2

Thor and Loki dared not act rashly before Odin, who had risen to prominence once more. The two immediately put down their glasses and stood at attention.

"Loki, why aren't you drinking? This whole bucket is yours. If you don't finish it today, you're never drinking again."

Under Odin's gaze, Loki hesitated for a moment before picking up the wine cup he had just set down.

Odin immediately raised his hand, and the wine cup in Loki's hand, along with the wine barrel on the ground, disappeared.

"What? You drink it just because I tell you to? Loki, I've never seen you so obedient before."

Willy Wonka was laughing so hard at Loki's ridiculous state that he never expected Odin to have this side to him.

It seems that during the battle with the Frostfolk, Loki has discovered his difference. He may even have learned that Laufey, the Frost Giant King, is his biological father.

However, now that Laufey is dead, Loki doesn't have a good way to confirm his identity. Originally, the Frost Clan's artifact, the Box of Winter, was the key to Loki's identity.

However, since the artifact is now in Willy Wonka's hands, Loki only has some doubts about his identity, but has not yet fully confirmed it.

Odin is also a bit confused right now. He can't just tell Loki right now: You are the child of the Frost Giant King, you were adopted from the battlefield, you are just my adopted son.

Or you could say this: Loki, you and my own children killed your own father, but don't worry, because I love you too. From now on you can live peacefully as the third prince of Asgard.

"Odin, this is your family matter, and I shouldn't interfere. But I still want to say something."

Willy Wonka's words broke the deadlock, and the awkward atmosphere dissipated. Odin gave Willy Wonka a grateful look, but unfortunately, his one eye contained too much meaning for Willy Wonka to understand; he only felt that Odin had given him a strange look.

"I don't know what misunderstanding exists between you two, but if you and your son are too embarrassed to talk it out, letting Prince Loki go out for a walk might be a good option."

Neither Odin nor Loki had the courage or determination to confront the truth at this moment.

Odin truly treated Loki like his own son and showered him with love. Although Odin's love may have been somewhat superficial, it is undeniable that he did invest genuine feelings.

Loki was already 80% convinced that he was Laufey's child, but he still chose to run away before the official conclusion was reached.

Loki had deep feelings for Odin, but his feelings for Frigga were even more genuine. Telling Loki that Frigga wasn't his biological mother was like a bolt from the blue; it was something he simply couldn't accept.

"He was away on campaign and just returned to Asgard."

"Odin, you're not going anywhere far, how about taking a break on Earth?"

Odin turned his head and stared intently at Willy Wonka, trying to discern from Willy Wonka's expression what he was planning.

"Odin, don't look at me like that. I'm not like you; I'm a good father."

Willy Wonka is also preparing to return to Earth. Four or five days have passed, and the situation in America has settled down.

And there's something else quite important: Willy Wonka is going back for a surprise inspection to see if Hulk has maintained his high standards of study and life while he's away.

"Am I not a good father?"

Odin was somewhat annoyed; this was the first time he had been criticized in this regard.

Willy Wonka spread his hands, indicating to Odin to pay attention to the two princes in front of him, plus Hela, who had been sealed away for a long time and almost sentenced to life imprisonment. It was obvious what was going on.

Odin's expression froze upon seeing Willy Wonka's actions, and he even lost his straight posture.

"Loki, perhaps it would be good for you to go to Earth with Willy Wonka to relax."

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