Negotiations with Odin
Stormbreaker obviously increases the power of thunder, and Thor is the only one capable of awakening the power of Thunder Court.
That's Odin's god-king weapon, forged for Thor long ago.
Heimdall, unfrozen, watched Thor and the others regain their power.
After some thought, I activated Bifrost.
Sent Thor and the others back to Asgard.
As the new guardian of Asgard, he possesses the Eye of the Nine Realms.
Heimdall could see through Loki's identity.
He was never loyal to Loki.
Thor returned as usual, while Loki seized the opportunity to wield Odin's weapon, Gungnir.
In front of Odin's eyes, the sneak attack killed the King of the Giants of Jotunheim, his biological father, Lauf.
Gungnir greatly boosted Loki's strength, elevating him from a weak third-tier to a weak fourth-tier.
"Three Zeros."
Faced with the unsuspecting King Lauf of the Giants of Jotunheim, whose power source was taken and severely wounded.
Success was inevitable.
Later, Loki was surprised to see Thor suddenly appear in front of him.
He had no idea how Thor regained his powers and returned to Asgard.
It all exceeded his plan.
Thor began to question Loki about his betrayal and sneaking the Giants of Jotunheim into Asgard.
Loki didn't answer, sticking to his original plan.
Destroy Jotunheim, eradicate the Giant Kingdom, and kill all Giants.
To prove his identity and loyalty to Odin and Asgard.
Innocent mortals had just died in large numbers because of a minor battle.
Thor couldn't bear to see countless Giants of Jotunheim die, even if they were once his enemies.
But there were countless civilians among them.
Thor began to entertain the idea of peace.
So, he fought to stop Loki.
Loki forcibly activated Bifrost using Gungnir, and Heimdall, along with three Asgardian warriors, was healing.
The God-King Weapon's control over Bifrost surpassed Heimdall's.
Heimdall was powerless and didn't consider stopping Loki from destroying Jotunheim.
Odin's withdrawal over the past thousand years had indeed allowed a dark tide to rise in the Nine Realms.
Many forces believed Asgard had lost its elite and that Odin had grown old, no longer fit to rule the Nine Realms.
They were just waiting for an opportunity.
If Bifrost could be used to destroy Jotunheim directly.
Perhaps it would make those hidden forces understand the unstoppable power and majesty of Asgard.
Only through war can peace be achieved.
Heimdall, who sees all, knows this.
The battle raged on, and even with Gungnir in hand, the bumbling Loki stood no chance against Thor wielding Mjolnir.
To prevent the annihilation of Jotunheim, once Asgard's formidable foe, Thor didn't hesitate to employ Mjolnir's might. It shattered the Bifrost, along with Thor and Jane's love.
Jane, haunted by human tragedy and the loss of loved ones, couldn't bear to face the god she once admired.
Curiosity can lead to disaster, as Jane discovered.
The destruction of Bifrost caused spatial chaos, crippling Asgard's defenses instantly.
At that critical moment, Caesar whisked Valina above the shattered Bifrost.
With Thor and Loki teetering on the brink of the void, Odin awoke just in time to snatch Thor, while Loki clutched onto Gungnir.
Odin shot a glance at Caesar, but before he could utter a word, he dispelled Loki's illusion decisively.
No matter what Loki attempted, he could never earn Odin's full approval. Odin intentionally plucked Loki from the Giants of Jotunheim to serve his own ends, grooming him to indirectly rule Jotunheim in the future.
Loki, son of Lauf, gained the right to rule Jotunheim with Asgard's backing after Lauf's demise. But Odin's priority always remained Asgard.
Loki's anguish ran deeper than death. To prove himself, he even slew his own father, sacrificing their homeland in the process. Yet, Odin's love remained elusive.
Weakened, Loki released his grip and plummeted, catching sight of Caesar's gaze on the Bifrost. Did he foresee all this?
Racked with doubt and despair, Loki vanished into the twisted space.
Caesar hadn't anticipated the Skrull's direct assault on Thor and company. His pact with Loki seemed futile.
To Loki, planets teeming with life were opportunities for conquest, a chance to prove himself. But to Caesar, ruler of a vast interstellar empire, they were mere assets.
He merely foresaw the Jotunheim Giants infiltrating Asgard and Loki endangering Odin's life by bringing Lauf into his chambers while he slept.
With Odin's awakening, Loki faced captivity or exile. But as Caesar's adopted brother, Loki would inevitably be freed, despite any confinement.
Caesar intends to do so.
Unexpectedly, things went back to normal.
Maybe it was thanks to the Skrulls who had to stay on Earth?
They should be helping Caesar a lot.
Caesar watched all this with a cold gaze.
Loki might have some sympathy, but he wasn't endearing.
At least Caesar and Loki, or Thor, didn't have any feelings for each other.
Odin watched as Loki let go and fell into the void, seeming to regret it.
But after pulling Thor up,
he began to look deeply at Caesar and Valkyrie on his side.
He had long known Caesar's power.
But he never thought that the Valkyrie beside him could also have such a powerful divine power.
And it was the power of familiarity.
The power of the god of war!
Thor was still grieving.
Though he noticed the peculiar duo of Caesar,
with Odin present, he didn't have the heart to get to know Caesar and Valkyrie right now.
Odin tried to muster a smile and said to Caesar,
"Master of the Heavenly Palace! Ruler of the Holy Heavenly Palace!"
"Caesar, you make me proud!
"Asgard will always welcome you, this place will always be your home!"
"Home is where there are relatives!
"Asgard, no!
Caesar shook his head, then locked eyes with Odin,
"Great King of the Gods, I am here to negotiate!
"Release Hela, let go of Midgard!"
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