Spoilers for Marvel Multiverse: Avengers Live Broadcast

Wanda Maximov: Huh? Loki again?

Stephen Strange: Well, I remember this myth very well.

Stephen Strange: According to mythology, one day Badr had a nightmare about dying of his life.

Stephen Strange: After hearing her son's story, Badr's mother ...... The queen of heaven Frigga was so worried that she ordered everything in the world to swear that she would not harm him!

Thor: Frigga, this is a strange story!

Thor: I'm the only son of Friggya, so why is there another Badr?(▼ヘ▼)

Wanda Maximov: Ha, don't you claim to be a true god, and why do you want to compete with the myths and stories made up by humans?

Thor: ............

Wanda Maximov: Stephen, keep the story. What happened?

Stephen Strange: In the world, everything is in vow, and the queen Frigga also did a special experiment.

Stephen Strange: He had the gods of Asgard attack Badr by all means, and the result was ...... Not even Thor's Mjolnir could hurt him in the slightest.

Stephen Strange: It's just that Frigga was so careless that when she commanded everything, she forgot about the mistletoe that grew next to Valhalla.

Stephen Strange: Perhaps, she467 thinks that this green plant is too weak to hurt her son.

Loki Odinson: Hmph, my mother...... Frigga I know wouldn't make such a stupid mistake!

Wanda Maximov: Huh? Loki again?

Stephen Strange: Well, I remember this myth very well.

Stephen Strange: According to mythology, one day Badr had a nightmare about dying of his life.

Stephen Strange: After hearing her son's story, Badr's mother ...... The queen of heaven Frigga was so worried that she ordered everything in the world to swear that she would not harm him!

Thor: Frigga, this is a strange story!

Thor: I'm the only son of Friggya, so why is there another Badr?(▼ヘ▼)

Wanda Maximov: Ha, don't you claim to be a true god, and why do you want to compete with the myths and stories made up by humans?

Thor: ............

Wanda Maximov: Stephen, keep the story. What happened?

Stephen Strange: In the world everything is in a state of vow, the diva Frigga also did a special (BDDG) experiment.

Stephen Strange: He had the gods of Asgard attack Badr by all means, and the result was ...... Not even Thor's Mjolnir could hurt him in the slightest.

Stephen Strange: It's just that Frigga was so careless that when she commanded everything, she forgot about the mistletoe that grew next to Valhalla.

Stephen Strange: Perhaps, she thinks the greenery is too weak to hurt her son.

Loki Odinson: Hmph, my mother...... Frigga I know wouldn't make such a stupid mistake!

Stephen Strange: So arrogant and jealous, Loki, worthy of you.

Stephen Strange: The mythical evil god Loki, like you, thinks that Badr is too popular with the queen, so he secretly plots it!

Stephen Strange: He first transforms into a woman, revealing the secret of "mistletoe" from Friggya's mouth.

Stephen Strange: Later, the evil god Loki instigated a blind god to use mistletoe as a weapon to throw at Badr, and then ......

Wanda Maximov: Wait, won't it?

Wanda Maximov: Even if the "mistletoe" is not "ordered", that Badr is still a god!

Wanda Maximov: Did he really die like this? (⊙o⊙)

Wonder Woman Diana: In our Greek mythology, there are similar characters.

Wonder Woman Diana: The famous demigod hero "Achilles", who was once pinched by her mother and dipped in the River Styx, so she was completely invulnerable.

Wanda Maximov: Ankle? Is this his weakness?

Diana, Wonder Woman: Well, then the sun god Apollo caught this flaw and killed Achilles by shooting him in the ankle with an arrow.

Thor: Hah! The myths of you earthlings are outrageous.

Thor: Since he is a god, his strength must be far stronger than that of humans! (If you read a violent novel, go to Feilu Novel Network!)

Thor: How did one die by a plant and the other die after being shot in the ankle?

Thor: Even ordinary humans aren't that weak, are they?

Diana, Wonder Woman: Thor, when you can't lift Mjolnir, it's not much different from a normal human, isn't it......

Thor: What did you say?

And just as everyone was arguing, a new image appeared on the screen. []

[Image continues.] 】

[After Atreus obtained the "Mistletoe Arrow", Kratos found that the strap on his son's chest was broken, so he took a sword and helped him tie the strap properly. 】

[Next, the father and son continued to climb to the top of the mountain. 】

[And before they were about to reach the top, they accidentally discovered that there were three more strange people on the top of the mountain, and the leader happened to be the strange man who was twisted by Kratos and thrown off the cliff before!]

["Tell us, Mimir, where is the tattooed man with his son?"]

"You're the smartest man in the world, and you know it. "】

[The strange man is facing a tree, as if he is asking someone.] 】

["Don't talk nonsense, Badr, your father Odin won't let me go!"]

["So, don't waste your time, hurry up and get out of me!"]

[It's a pity that this person named "Mimir" didn't give face at all, and directly sprayed these three people away. 】

[After the others left, Kratos climbed to the top of the mountain with his son, only to see the man named "Mimir" restrained in a tree, and his body seemed to grow with the body of the tree. 】

["Hahaha! You're here."] "】

[Tree Man looks at Kratos and laughs excitedly.] 】

[It turns out that he is the god of wisdom!"]

[It's a pity that he was trapped and locked in this tree because he offended the god king Odin, "Mimir", and Odin also tortured him day and night in various ways, making his life worse than death. 】

[As the wisest god of the Nine Realms, "Mimir" told Kratos that the mountain he was on was only the atrium, that is, the peak of the human world, not the peak of the Nine Realms!]

["The pinnacle of the Nine Realms, located in Jotunheim, the land of giants!"]

["What?"]

[Hearing the news, Kratos was finally shocked!]

[Only now, he can be sure that his own mysterious wife "Fei" should have designed everything a long time ago!]

[The purpose is to let him go to the mysterious land of giants!].