Marvel: Wonka's Chocolate Factory

From the moment Odin looked at him, Willy Wonka knew that the Asgardian king's target was him.

Even if hiding on Earth might save us from this time, what about next time?

While Odin's threat is certainly something to be taken seriously, it is precisely because of this threat that the adventure into the universe takes on a more romantic character.

Willy Wonka set a small goal: to make Asgard his first step into the universe. He wanted Asgard to be the first place in the cosmos to spread the glory of chocolate!

True warriors are not afraid of danger, and Willy Wonka is certainly a warrior; he is willing to take on challenges.

It was because Willy Wonka observed the battle between Odin and the Ancient One up close that he was able to gain insights and truly understand and master his own abilities.

However, Willy Wonka was only barely managing to stay afloat, consuming enormous amounts of energy every moment.

However, he was unwilling to show weakness. As the already weaker party, Willy Wonka wanted to make his stance clear in front of Odin and the Ancient One.

Meanwhile, the battle between Odin and the Ancient One had unknowingly ceased, especially Odin, who deliberately stopped attacking after realizing that he could not achieve any effective results that day.

Odin removed the Spear of Eternity from his hand, and at the same time, the Ancient One also tacitly removed the time distortion targeting Odin.

Finally, it was the Ancient One who spoke:

"Odin, Willy Wonka, today is a good opportunity for us to sit down and have a proper talk. Whatever your concerns, we can take this opportunity to discuss them openly and frankly. What do you say?"

The Ancient One was well aware of Odin's concerns, and also fully understood the obstacles Willy Wonka would face in the future.

Since it has already become a pointless struggle, why not take this opportunity to have a proper discussion about the issue?

Odin agreed to the Ancient One's proposal, which was also Willy Wonka's wish. The three enormous energy entities outside Earth disappeared, and the three returned to Earth from space.

As Willy Wonka emerged from the portal and stepped into the frozen wasteland where Odin had arrived, an orange portal slowly opened behind him, and the Ancient One stepped out.

Unlike the Ancient One and Willy Wonka, Odin caused a much bigger commotion. He descended from the sky on his eight-legged steed, like a falling meteor.

After landing, the eight-legged horse disappeared, and Odin, dressed in a suit and wearing a golden eye patch, emerged from the light, looking like a refined old man.

Fancy and flashy! To Willy Wonka, Odin's attire looked like that of an old man trying to put on a show, having lost substance but still clinging to appearances.

Willy Wonka took the initiative to speak, addressing Odin as Odin God, just like the Ancient One did.

"Odin, you harbor inexplicable hostility towards me. You just tried to kill me."

Odin's nose twitched slightly, and he felt that Willy Wonka smelled very good, a very special aroma of wine, completely different from any wine he had tasted before.

"Hmph! Midgard is my territory. Mortal, as my subject, why do you not bow before me?"

Odin's single eye gleamed with an unusual light. He did not answer Willy Wonka's question, but instead hoped to use his status as the god-king to give Willy Wonka a warning.

Is this old man just dreaming? He's already been forced to compromise, yet he still wants to put on airs.

Willy Wonka didn't answer Odin, but instead turned his head to look at the Ancient One. The two exchanged glances.

Willy Wonka: Was Odin always like this? How could he be the ruler of the Nine Realms like this?

Gu Yi: I'm not familiar with him; we haven't seen each other for many years.

Willy Wonka: Well, you have to do something about it. You're the Sorcerer Supreme, the boss of Earth.

Ancient One: 눈_눈……

Odin watched Willy Wonka and the Ancient One winking at him and suddenly felt weary. Ever since Asgard's influence retreated from Midgard, his title as God-King had lost its power.

Odin believed that if Willy Wonka had grown up hearing the title of God-King, he might actually have been fooled.

However, since Odin is the king of gods, the lifespan of ordinary Earthlings is nothing compared to that of Odin.

Odin felt that his meeting with the Ancient One and the de facto equality between Kamar-Taj and Asgard had all happened recently. But for Earthlings, these were all legends.

Odin was unaware that even an ordinary citizen of a Nordic country, not Willy Wonka, would only scoff at his statement: "My lord, times have changed!"

Even kings are no longer effective, let alone the gods and kings of mythology.

The Ancient One ultimately took on the responsibility. After all, it was she who suggested talking, so she had to ensure that it at least looked like a talk, and Odin's statement was clearly inappropriate.

"Odin, do you believe Willy Wonka is qualified to speak with us as an equal?"

The Ancient One asked, "If Odin doesn't want to talk, we can continue fighting. Anyway, it's two against one, so Earth won't be the one to lose."

Odin glanced at Willy Wonka; he understood the Ancient One's meaning. Though reluctant, he managed to squeeze out two words: "Of course!"

After Willy Wonka successfully interfered with the real universe with his own will and condensed an energy body, he stepped onto the same level as Odin and the Ancient One.

The only difference between the two is that he has just embarked on this path, while the other two have been climbing for a long time.

But there's no denying that Willy Wonka has earned the respect of Odin and the Ancient One. At this moment, he is no longer a "junior" or a "future powerhouse," but has become someone Odin needs to take seriously.

"Ancient One, Willy Wonka, there is only one thing I'm worried about. That is, how you view Asgard at this moment."

"Asgard and Midgard are neighbors with extremely complex relationships and pasts. If we don't handle our relationship well, it could escalate into a full-scale war in the future."

Odin spoke, his one eye fixed on the Ancient One and Willy Wonka.

He feared that the Ancient One, because of Willy Wonka's appearance, already had ideas. He also feared that as Willy Wonka grew stronger in the future, he would develop a covetousness for Asgard.

In fact, Odin was overthinking it. At this moment, the Ancient One was only thinking about whether there were any loopholes in the dimensional defenses that Dormammu might be able to exploit, and that the training of the next Sorcerer Supreme needed to be put on the agenda as soon as possible.

Willy Wonka, on the other hand, had a simpler idea: he was wondering how Odin could keep an eye on both him and the Ancient One at the same time with one eye.

Clearly, Odin is far more efficient at utilizing his eyeballs than that incompetent former director of S.H.I.E.L.D. They're both one-eyed, so why is there such a huge difference?

It's normal for Odin to have such concerns. With power comes the desire for territory; otherwise, why would he have waged wars in the first place?

The roles have simply reversed; Odin has gone from being the one to take the initiative to being the defender who might be attacked.

What he truly wanted was to forge a new alliance with the Ancient One and Willy Wonka.