In war, it's not about who is right or wrong it's about who wins and who loses in the end

The biting chill of the air caressed odins face he looked unbothered as he stared at nothing.

I must clarify I do have a form it's just that you humans can comprehend it so I literally am nothing in your eyes.

"Ok it's good that you guys have arrived now who wants to start it off?" exodus said as a crystal orb appeared.

Odin held it and crushed it the energy in the crystal was released. It covered the solar system before spreading out even further.

"Now the final thing you need is in the deep south so good luck."

Exodus left and Odin looked over at omega who was behind him.

"So Antarctica?" omega asked.

"Texas let's go home," Odin said as he flew away.

Omega stepped into the portal and arrived a few moments later than Odin. From his memories, this place was completely unrecognizable. He looked at Odin and followed behind him as he walked on the sidewalk.

As they walked they spotted a small house compared to the other modern and minimalistic complexes this was a simple three-room house.

"Should I wait outside or-?" omega asked.

"Doesn't matter," Odin said as he walked up the driveway.

He opened the door gently and walked in the sound of cooking reached his ears as he closed the door. He slowly walked into the kitchen and saw a lady cooking she flipped a tortilla as she looked over the other food.

"Your friend told me you were coming," she said as she placed the tortilla on a small cloth and covered it to keep it warm.

"Yes, how have you been mom," Odin said as he walked over to the stove.

"You should have seen how I reacted when I first entered hell I thought I would be eternally punished come to know that it was the opposite," she said as she hugged Odin.

"And now I'm here it's only been a few hundred years but to me, it's been a thousand years."

"Haha you should see me I died and got back my body it's been a few thousand or maybe a million years I don't even remember?" Odin said as he took the tortilla and ate it.

"What do you mean died?" the woman asked.

"Didn't exodus tell you about my identity?"

Nope, I did not.

"Of course, you wouldn't."

"Who are you talking to?"

"Exodus ill tell you once you finish cooking it's a long story," Odin said as he helped his mom cook.

Odin recounted his life as he ate the food his mother made. He shortened it down to a very basic summary but they talked for almost half the day. After hearing his story she finally felt like she understood her son. In all her life her son was very different when he was young he acted normal it wasn't until his father died that he changed completely.

It was as if the death of his family meant nothing he became cold and uncaring he talked with no emotion as if everything was just simple calculations that he had seen from long ago. She always felt as if he didn't care about her he never spoke to her or told her how he felt it was as if he was just there because he was born there.

But she realized how could he say anything it wouldn't help was he supposed to say his identity and then expect her to believe it. Even with the amount of time, Odin has lived he was always alone he wouldn't tell anyone how he truly felt even his subconscious didn't know.

She only remembered back in the fifties when she finally saw some emotion in her son and that was when she passed away in her nineties. Remembering that scene she somehow felt guilty as if she betrayed him she saw as the last bits of his humanity left and felt as he she was looking at something else.

"So how did you die?"

"Oh well back in the early twenties I used my soul and well you get the rest," Odin said as he drank some water.

"What do you mean the twenties as in 2120?"

"Huh no 2021 I'm not from this universe I'm from the original one your Odin died around 2102 at the young age of 99," Odin said as he pulled out the information of his counterpart.

"Wait it says he also died in 2268?"

"Yes that would be this Odin Odin von Leesburg

Born December 15, 2101-Died Agustus 31 2268 no one knows this name but they do know him as general Blackwell."

"General?"

"Yes he is the only general to have the rank of black general it was called that because he lead not just every army of the united states but the entire world."

"He held the lives of billions in his hands and was the one to end the world even the technology like the spaceships were made by him using outdated knowledge he had."

"He was also the one to help texas take the rest of the new world and also the one that nuked Canada into oblivion."

"But why black general why not world general or something like that?"

"Well, when the world united it was a dark time he also had to be responsible for many deaths by the end of the war he had 100 million death under him and that wasn't counting the entire Canadian population."

"When he dropped the bombs he ended the lives of over 62.6 million innocent lives."

"This was also the time they revealed the energy shield that is now around Canada keeping the nuclear fallout contained."

"This of course had a lot of backlashes but at the same time the world didn't care."

" the immense death and destruction that made both world wars look like a joke Had traumatized everyone no matter who it was there was now a huge prejudice against the surviving Canadians even if they were innocent."

"In war, it's not about who is right or wrong it's about who wins and who loses in the end war world two could have ended the differently and we would be hearing how America, Britain, and the Soviets were evil monsters."

"And they would say that the Germans, Italians, and Japanese we're liberators we know that the axis did wrong but in war it's never about that it's about who wins and loses and if the victor is evil then it shall become good."