Marvel's Priest

Of course Odin didn't beat Loki, he just picked up his collar and threw him against the wall, spraying him bloody. Thor, who came in from the door, did not dare to say a word when facing his furious old father. He just watched from the side, for fear that Odin would kill Loki.

Although the words were spoken, the relationship between father and son has not eased.

Odin was already disappointed with Loki. Whether it was killing his brother or colluding with the Chitauri, he was so angry that he almost died on the spot from a burst blood vessel.

Even 'Born to be a King' has become a joke. From the moment Loki killed Laufey, the giants would never accept a compatriot who killed the king. What's more, Asgard is now ruined, and the God King It also became a joke.

No matter what Loki decides next, he is too lazy to intervene. Odin has decided to help Asgard one last time before his death, to participate in the final battle of the 'Material Empire' and completely defeat this enemy!

"Hmph!" Odin snorted coldly, leaving Loki who was dumbfounded by his scolding, and turned and walked out the door: "Thor, get out of here right now, I'm going to make a will!"

"Oh," Thor glanced at Loki, his heart skipped a beat, and he followed him out.

"Alas" Frigga sighed in her heart, helped Loki who was sitting against the wall, and said: "Loki"

"No, I'm fine. I just want to be quiet." There was no visible change in Loki's face, but he still comforted his mother with a warm smile as before: "Okay, you can go out first, I want to rest."

The conversation ended here, and Loki had no intention of sleeping. He stared blankly at the night outside the window, listening to the drunken wrestling sounds of Asgardian fools, and thinking about his previous adventures with Thor and Odin's words in his mind.

At the beginning, he and Thor snatched the divine sword 'Levodin' from the King of Fire Giants. He declared war on Jotunheim with the 'Rewardin' in his hand, and killed countless giants of all types, and finally got Laufey to hunt them down himself.

The ending was naturally that Odin took action himself, saved himself, Thor and Sif, scolded himself, apologized to the Frost Giant King Laufey and then returned to Asgard. What he received was not rejection, but flowers. And everyone was chanting in praise: Loki, God of Fire!

No one blamed him for starting the war. Even Odin looked a little stinky, but he still didn't punish him.

He also broke into the Vanir Protoss, the Dwarf Kingdom, and cut off Sif's long golden hair.

All of this seemed normal to Loki in the past, because he was a descendant of Odin and the future king. Shouldn't his parents help clean up the mess?

However, the reality is that he just picked it up, and there is no need for Odin and Frigga to accommodate him like this.

Resentment blinded Loki's eyes, and now when he looked back, he realized how many bad things he had done!

At four o'clock in the morning, Loki sat up from the bed, ruffled his black hair, and complained: "You're crazy!"

He opened the window, jumped directly to the first floor, boarded the small spaceship parked outside the door, and began to jump.His goal is the universe. Loki wants to find the missing Asgardian warriors. He wants to hear the cheers of the crowd again.

Rather than being called the 'God of Mischief', 'The God of Lies' or 'The God of Evil', wouldn't it be better to call him 'The God of Fire'?

The launch of the spaceship could not be hidden from Odin. He had been watching all this from the floor-to-ceiling window, and also heard Loki coming on board and complaining that he was crazy. But Odin didn't stop him, he just twitched the corners of his mouth slightly and uttered two words: "Stupid!"

Knowing clearly that the 'Materialist Empire' is causing chaos and knowing that he is a magician, he still takes risks. Isn't this stupid?

But Odin smiled. As the saying goes, it’s not necessarily bad if you don’t admit your mistakes, but you’re a scum if you don’t correct your mistakes!

He was happy to see Loki change. After all, Loki was also his son that he had raised for two thousand years. If he really didn't care about it at all, he wouldn't bother to say anything nonsense.

He shook his head and looked at Thor who was in front of the table, his head wanting to sleep little by little. Odin didn't bother to call him a fool and said, "Thor is out of class! Today's rune class ends here. Go to sleep!"

"Huh?" Thor looked confused. The scroll on the table had become wet, covered with his saliva: "get out of class is over? Okay."

Just as Thor was about to walk out of the living room, Odin suddenly stopped him and said in a strange tone: "Thor,