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Bai Ye: "That's not necessarily true!"

Thor abruptly raised his head, staring intently at Bai Ye:

"Are you going to say that Loki is trying to fool me because of the throne?"

“That’s not it,” Bai Ye said. “Perhaps you can think about it from a different perspective. Maybe Loki is just telling a white lie? The Frost Giants are about to go to war with Asgard, and your father Odin has entered Odin’s Sleep. In such a large-scale war, many people are in danger of perishing. Your brother Loki is deliberately lying to you to protect you and prevent you from participating in this battle, right?”

Thor thought for a moment, then his eyes lit up: "Ah, yes, yes, yes."

"That must be it. Loki just likes to fool around normally, but he's always helped me in crucial moments, so it must be the same this time."

Bai Ye pouted.

This fool actually believed it!

Loki's help to him is probably also helping him go further down the path of angering Odin.

If it weren't for Loki's encouragement, how would you have thought of venturing into Jotunheim alone?

But let's just go along with what this idiot is saying, otherwise he might really get angry.

Thor clenched his fists: "But he used the wrong method this time. I am not a coward. I will definitely find a way to join the war. Forgive me for my past sins!"

"Moreover, your father Odin should really not be dead. I have evidence," Bai Ye said. "You yourself said that your divine power was sealed by the god-king Odin, which prevented you from wielding Thor's hammer. If your father is dead, how could the power of the seal still exist?"

Thor thought for a moment, and realized, "That's right. Mjolnir is the weapon he's used since birth, for thousands of years. It's just that Odin sealed it away and stripped him of his right to wield it. If Odin were to fall, the power of Odin on the hammer should also disappear, and then he would be able to lift Mjolnir."

At this point, Odin, the father, was most likely in Odin's Sleep rather than dead.

"Indeed, this was all Loki's good intention."

Thor was so moved that tears streamed down his face, and he couldn't control himself:

"I will definitely not let him down!!"

……

They walked out of the interrogation room.

Coulson scratched his head, looking very puzzled, and asked:

"Are you sure this person is Thor?"

Thor gave Coulson the impression of being unreliable, foolish, and utterly lacking in political intelligence.

How could someone like that become a king, the ruler of the nine realms?

If the Earth were ruled by such people, it would probably revolt sooner or later!

Bai Ye shrugged and said, "Sometimes you have to admit that all roads lead to Rome, but some people are born in Rome!"

"While you are working very hard to earn money to fill your stomach, others are born to inherit several mountains of gold."

"So sometimes, don't be fooled by how well others live or how high their status is; when it comes to intelligence, they might be far behind you."

"If he weren't Thor, why would Loki come to talk to him, and why would you have disappeared for those few minutes?"

Coulson was pretty much convinced that Thor really was Thor, but Thor's low intelligence left him speechless.

Completely fooled by Bai Ye, she was unaware of his deception and even thanked him.

This is absolutely outrageous.

"That Loki, it must have been someone who subtly lured him to Jotunheim in order to seize the throne, leading him to commit such a grave mistake, right?"

Coulson began to replay the events in his mind.

The information Thor provided, along with the information White Night filled in, gave him a fairly good understanding of the situation.

Loki is definitely not the obedient child Thor thinks he is.

How could someone who tries to lift Thor's hammer and then attempts to kill Thor and White Night, who are capable of lifting it, possibly have such a dark mind and the idea of ​​sacrificing himself to atone for his sins in place of the human Thor?

It must be because this human Thor was too stupid, and Loki completely fooled him.

Bai Ye nodded: "That should be correct."

Coulson then asked, "So, is Odin, the king of the gods, really not dead?"

Even if he thought about it with his back to the ground, he knew what a huge event it would be if Odin, the ruler of the nine realms, were to fall.

As a nominal vassal state of Asgard, Earth may also face many risks that have never been encountered before.

Before Earth enters the interstellar age, it's best to avoid major upheavals in the surrounding star systems and maintain the status quo.

“Of course, otherwise do you think I was lying to him the whole time?” Bai Ye said, “I felt the power of the runes when I lifted Thor’s hammer.”

Odin is the god of knowledge, and he has a strong desire for knowledge. The wisdom that Odin obtained by sacrificing his eyes is the rune. As long as the rune is engraved on wood, stone, metal or any material, one can obtain infinite power.

"If Odin dies, then the runes will become ineffective unless another member of the Odin family sacrifices their own eye and hangs themselves from the World Tree for nine days and nine nights..."

Coulson asked curiously:

"Mr. Bai Ye, how do you know so much about the Odin family?"

Bai Ye: "It's because a Thor came to my house, so I looked up some information about him."

"Could you tell me more about it?"

Colson became interested.

The information that Bai Ye casually uttered actually contained a lot of information that even S.H.I.E.L.D. couldn't find.

"Sure, it's not a big deal anyway."

Bai Ye then chatted with Coulson about the history of the Odin family.

In the original Nine Realms, the earliest life form was born – “Odembra”.

Odumbra is a "cow" that feeds on "salt" on the ice. This "cow god" eventually gave birth to "two brothers" - "Buri", the ancestor of the Aesir gods, and "Ymir", the ancestor of the frost giants.

"Buri" was the first "god" in the entire "Nine Realms," but he and the brothers Ymir were not "harmonious." In the end, Buri was killed by Ymir, and the gods and the frost giants became "blood enemies." However, before Buri was defeated, he already had his own son—the second god "Bohr."

In the era of "Bohr," the war to "unify the nine realms" began. The immensely powerful "Bohr" was "invincible" on the battlefield, almost annihilating the "Frost Giants." However, Bohr ultimately fell victim to the giants' "trick," was ambushed, and turned into an "ice sculpture." Only by finding an even more powerful "magician" could Bohr be restored, and this crucial task of "finding a mage" fell upon Bohr's son, "Odin."

Odin, overwhelmed with emotion as he looked at his father, now an "ice sculpture," deeply loved the land of Asgard and, without hesitation, declared himself "ascended to the throne."

And so, Odin took over the throne from Bohr and led the Asgardian gods to unify the Nine Realms, while Bohr slowly vanished into the icy land of Jotunheim.

After praising Odin and Bohr's fatherly love and filial piety, Coulson asked:

"Asgard is clearly a kingdom, so where did the other subjects, besides House Odin, come from?"

Bai Ye: "In fact, the original nine realms were not connected. It was only with the appearance of Earth that the World Tree began to sprout. Eventually, the World Tree connected the nine realms and gave birth to the gods of Asgard. In other words, the bloodline of Odin's lineage is different from that of the other Asgardians. Only the Odin family are the great gods of the Odumbra lineage, while the other subjects were all born from the World Tree."

"This difference determines that the bloodline of the Odin family is different from that of ordinary Asgardians. This purest divine bloodline also determines that the Odin family is destined to be the most powerful divine race in Asgard."

Coulson: "So Odin is the strongest, invincible being in the Nine Realms?"

Bai Ye said, "No, if we're talking about the strongest in the Nine Realms, it should be Surtur, the ruler of the Flame Kingdom of Muspelheim. Long before Odin became the God-King, the then God-King Bohr admitted that he indeed did not have the strength to contend with Surtur, who possessed the Eternal Flame. So, he sent his three sons, Weli, Fie, and Odin, to Muspelheim to steal the Eternal Flame, thereby weakening Surtur's strength."

"Unexpectedly, they were discovered by Surtur during their retreat, and the three brothers faced imminent death. In the end, Willi and Fie sacrificed themselves to resist Surtur, transferring all their power to Odin before dying. Ultimately, Odin defeated Surtur and took the Eternal Flame. In other words, Odin heavily buffed himself with positive attributes and heavily buffed Surtur with negative attributes to defeat him. If Surtur had retrieved the Eternal Flame and ignited the Twilight Blade, his strength would have surpassed Odin's."

###Chapter 112 During the autopsy, the entire body was limp, only the mouth remained firm.###

Asgard.

Loki returned via the Rainbow Bridge.

Heimdall, guarding the Rainbow Bridge, held his sword in both hands. Looking at Loki, who had suddenly returned with a bruised and swollen face, he asked with some curiosity:

What's wrong with you?

Heimdall's gaze can penetrate the nine realms.

However, Loki is a master of magic, capable of concealing his movements and avoiding being tracked and discovered by Heimdall.

So Heimdall didn't know that Loki had just been beaten up by the dog.

"None of your business, guard!"

Loki roared angrily and walked away, covering his face.

"Damn dog, damn Midgardian, I'll teach you a lesson you won't forget!"

In the past, Loki was the one who bullied and teased others, but he never expected to stumble and get beaten up by a dog in such a remote and impoverished place as Midgard. If he didn't get revenge, he wouldn't be Loki.

Although that dog was very strong and he was no match for it, he was now the King of Asgard, and he had an abundance of weapons and artifacts at his disposal.

I don't believe he can't even handle a dog.

Back to Asgard.

Loki immediately headed aggressively toward Odin's vault.

Inside Odin's vault is a super weapon that Odin forged in collaboration with the Dwarf King—the Destroyer!

The Destroyer is made using Asgardian Uru metal, making it virtually indestructible. It can destroy all known matter and is an armored robot that can be controlled autonomously or by a human. Its face can fire a continuous beam of high-temperature light that can melt almost any substance. It can also transform.

Odin, dressed as the Destroyer, fought against the Celestials, but was soundly defeated by them. He only managed to defeat the Celestials by using the blood of Ymir, the first Frost Giant.

Now, the Destroyer is idle and has become the guardian of Odin's Vault.

Loki believes.

No matter how strong that dog is, it probably can't defeat the Destroyer, right?

Standing before the treasure vaults of Asgard, Loki channeled his magic into the Spear of Eternity.

A slight tremor.

The Eternal Spear emitted a dazzling golden light.

A burly, silver mechanical puppet emerged from the wall.

The Destroyer is controlled by the Eternal Spear.

With Loki wielding the Spear of Eternity, most things in Asgard became open to him.

"Go to Midgard and kill that dog wielding two Mjolnir hammers!"

Loki said angrily.

The pain of being pierced through the ears by Thor's twin peaks is still fresh in Loki's memory.

I almost got beaten deaf.

"And that Midgardian who ambushed me while I was fighting that dog, he's just as despicable, kill him!"