The Strongest Thunder God 031

"I'm depressed now. I thought you would be different, unique and a benevolent king. But now I realize I was wrong, you're just like Hela!" Odin's voice contained a thick anger.

His own seal has a mysterious power, a very powerful magical ability is required to remove it. Kamar-Taj will never meddle in the family affairs of Asgard, so the only one who has the ability to be lifted...

And according to Heimdall, Thor disappeared in that particular place in northern Europe five years ago...

If Odin still can't guess, he'll be Lord of the Nine Realms for nothing. The powerless Thor could escape from Hela and break the seal, so Odin thought the worst.

When Frigga heard the name "Hela", her gaze became even more dignified. The name is taboo, and Odin never mentions it.

"Hela?" Thor sneered. Now that he knew, he no longer planned to hide it. "I've never agreed with your point of view. My point of view won't change. It's still the same as it was seven years ago."

"Thor!" exclaimed Frigga. If Thor could admit his mistake, as sole heir, perhaps he wouldn't be too harshly criticized, but she couldn't predict how Odin would handle it.

Odin ignored him and said in a deep voice: "That's not the reason for you teaming up with Hela!"

"Collusion? No, I don't agree with Hela either, I'm fighting to defend my people! I will not take the initiative to launch an unjust aggression, but for those who dare to invade Asgard," said Thor murderously, "Even if you are far away, you will be killed!"

"A great king must learn to be kind and tolerant. In many cases, violence does not solve the problem..." Odin was firm.

"My kindness will only be given to my people, not to enemies who will harm the people. As for tolerance..." Thor quipped: "Forgiveness and tolerance have only existed in fairy tales and dramas. In reality, so-called tolerance is just a helpless 'forget it'. Violence may not solve the problem, but it can definitely solve the person who caused the problem!"

Odin finally understood that Thor had already gone his own way, and it was impossible for him to convince him any longer.

He dropped the Eternal Spear and said dejectedly: "If you do that, you'll push more people over to the enemy's side and lead Asgard into the abyss."

Thor looked indifferent: "Maybe, but I guess, no matter what the ending, it's better than being swallowed up by the Eternal Fire in the twilight of the gods?"

"What?" Odin and Frigga shrank their pupils at the same time: "Do you know the prophecy of Ragnarök?"

Ragnarök is a series of great catastrophes prophesied by Norse mythology, including a great battle that caused the death of many important gods. And in this world, the prophecy of Ragnarök is that Surtur will destroy Asgard. Nobody knows this prophecy except Odin and Frigga.

"I've known it for a long time. So I hope that, on that day, the power of Asgard can be united to face the doomsday catastrophe, instead of being wasted in pointless royal struggles."

Odin was silent for a long time before slowly saying: "Is that why you befriended Hela? I understand that. But you have to know that she's already a lunatic, so why do you think she's willing to work with you to prevent the prophecy from happening?" Instead of destroying Asgard itself?"

Frigg hesitated to speak. In truth, she's still willing to trust her son, but she won't disobey her husband.

"Just because she has a share in the glory of Asgard, just because she was once the crown prince of Asgard, just because she's my sister!" Thor said aloud. Hela may be obsessed with the throne of Asgard, but her feelings for Asgard will never be weak. In the original, when everyone flees and Ragnarök descends, only Hela fights for Asgard at the last moment.

Thor turned his head and left the hall, turning his head and saying, "I've just told her what I said in the hall that day. She didn't do anything against me, but she broke the seal for me. You don't understand her at all, and you don't understand me."

Odin sat on the king's seat and muttered, "Was I really wrong?"

Frigga stepped forward to comfort him: "No, you're not wrong, and Thor's not wrong. Their philosophies conflict, but in the end they are all for Asgard."

In fact, as the wisest person on Asgard, she identifies more with Thor. Those who love war will die, and those who forget war will be in danger!

"I believe in Thor, he'll be a great king!"