Yogg-Saron in the Marvel Universe

Although both of them had a grimace along the way, they still decided to go to the bar for a drink. After all, they had encountered a lot of bad luck recently.

One goes out to do research and bumps into people, while the other happily goes to pick up his weapon only to be met with bad news: he can’t pick up the weapon and his father is gone.

Bad luck, really bad luck.

Yogg-Saron in the control room used the corruption caused by Mjolnir's invasion of Thor to observe Thor's every move, and wanted to corrupt him when his heart was weak (eom or NetEase Cloud).

But he didn't expect that these two drunkards went directly to the bar and drank until they were drunk. At this time, even if Odin himself came, Thor would have to drink from the table for him (no).

Seeing that Thor had no chance, Yogg-Saron had no choice but to click on a silk card and set his sights on Loki's channel.

But he didn't know it by looking at it, and it really piqued his interest. This place looked quite like Storm Cliffs.

There was no daylight in the sky above Loki's head, and the planet was shrouded in eternal darkness.

And because there is no sun, the land and mountains around Loki are all shrouded in white ice.

Loki quickly walked to a palace composed of ice, snow and mountain peaks. There were countless human silhouettes hidden in the surrounding shadows, as if they were about to rush up and tear him apart at any time.

When Loki walked up to the leading frost giant, Laufei sat on the throne made of ice and rock and spoke slowly.

"kill him"

After hearing Laufei's order, the surrounding ice giants condensed hard frost weapons in their hands to surround Loki.

"Kill me? I have done so many things for you," the surrounded Loki said calmly to Lao Fei on the throne.

"So... you were the one who brought my ice giant to Asgard."

"That would be fun, ruining my brother's day of glory, and keeping the entire sector free of his foolish rule for a long time."

Laufei looked at the young Asgardian protoss in front of him and said, "Just say what you want to say and show your intention...Son of Odin."

"I can help you and a few of your men disguise themselves, and break through the Asgardian guards to take you to Odin's room, and you can kill him where he sleeps."

"There is no such thing as a free lunch, why don't you do it yourself?"

Loki sneered at the question from the Ice King in front of him. After all, Asgard would not support a patricide as king.

"Lao Fei, as soon as Odin dies, I will return the Ice Box to you."

Hearing the reward for Loki's efforts, Lao Fei finally lost his reserve. He stood up and looked at the young man in front of him.

Loki looked at him and continued, "This way you can bring glory to Jotunheim."

Laufei knew what the son of Odin was thinking. If he could return the Ice Box to him, it would be a gain without losing money.

After all, once Odin died and Thor was exiled, the weakling in front of him simply couldn't bear the weight of the crown. Even a counterattack on Asgard would not be impossible...

"I accept your offer...Son of Odin."

When Loki walked out of the temple, the strange voice appeared in his mind again.

Loki used magic to put the Mystery Box in his hand, and the perfect cube once again spoke a language he didn't recognize but could understand.

"So you really plan to return the Ice Box to that blue-blooded man? Don't tease Loki, how could you be willing to do it..."

"So what do you want to say, box?" Loki murmured to the mystery box in his hand as he walked.

"Although he doesn't understand what it means to hide everything, but you still have to have enough strength."

"All conditions are based on a chess game based on strength. If you don't have strength, even if you turn your back on others...he can completely overturn the table."

“I’m afraid it’s easy to invite gods but difficult to send them away.”

Listening to the sounds in the box, Loki couldn't help but start thinking.

Although he wanted to be the king of Asgard, he just wanted to prove that he was qualified for that throne, and he didn't really want Odin to die.

After all, thousands of years of getting along with each other have given him an incomparable love for this family.

But the impact of the truth on him at this time was far greater than this love. He didn't understand why Odin did this.

As he was meditating, the voice sounded again, "Loki... I know what you are longing for. I can bring you power, so that you can match Odin's power... far more than your brother... A tremendous strength."

"Shut up, monster, put away your lies and whispers, I am the god of conspiracy." After speaking, Loki summoned the Rainbow Bridge for teleportation.

"Okay... Great God, you will understand sooner or later." The voice of the box gradually faded away, for no other reason than because Yogg-Saron opened the visual window during the transmission just now.

Then he got motion sick (teleported), and everyone in the monitoring room saw this annoying yellow guy suddenly kicking his legs and vomiting all over the floor.

But even though Loki said this, he did not abandon this strange box because he found that the energy flowing in this box was extremely huge.

But he still had lingering fears about this thing. After all, what kind of good thing could look like him? If he said it had no problems at all, he would definitely be lying.

Loki walked out of the portal and saw the gatekeeper Heimdall looking at him with a puzzled look on his face.

"What's bothering you, Gatekeeper?"

Looking at Loki walking out of the portal, Heimdall said slowly, "When you were in Jotunheim, I wanted to check your every move, but I couldn't catch your figure, let alone hear you speak."

"You hid your whereabouts from me, like an ice troll that broke into this star field."

Loki was a little dissatisfied with Heimdall's words. After all, no one wanted to be stared at wherever they wanted to go, not to mention that he was still...the king.

"Perhaps in all your years of serving the King, you have become less of a keen gatekeeper."

"No, maybe some people used magic to hide those unknown things."

"You have great power, Heimdall, has Odin ever been afraid of you?" Loki said slowly as he walked around the gatekeeper in front of him.

"No, he is my king."

"And I swear to obey him forever."

"So, Odin was once your king, but now you have to obey me, do you understand?" Loki stopped and looked at the gatekeeper in front of him and said.

The two looked at each other for a few seconds before Heimdall agreed.

Loki walked toward the door and gave Heimdall his order.

"Listen, Heimdall, I won't allow anyone to pass through here from now on until I've made up for the damage my dear brother has done."

Although Loki was very dissatisfied with Heimdall's attitude, seeing that Heimdall still obeyed the king's orders, he did not want to continue to entangle him and left here.