Stupid Odin

What a sweet scene this was, how intoxicating it was to Odin.

So much so that Odin instinctively abandoned reality and only considered the destiny within this 'dream'!

Odin understood! He believed he truly understood!

Why did he feel so stifled? Why had he been so unsuccessful for so long? Why was he, so powerful, only able to be a king of ice and snow in this godforsaken place?

He felt that all the problems had an answer—that was that Thanes had stolen his throne as King of the Gods!

What fear?

There was no fear!

Compared to becoming the King of the Gods, what were a few nightmares?

Just as Odin wanted to savor it further, a rude female hand shattered the dream before him.

"No! It's not like that at all! Odin, don't be blinded by chaos!" The goddess of fate, Verdandi, shrieked, her distorted face looking terrifying.

Odin was momentarily stunned, feeling that this dream was dazzlingly red. But with Verdandi's intervention, his dream of becoming king seemed to vanish, and even the chance to ascend was lost.

Although the goddess of fate used her powerful fate power to expel Odin, Odin relied on his own super memory to remember several iconic nodes on the River of Fate…

Odin's consciousness returned to the present, and Verdandi furiously cursed at him: "Odin! Fate is not to be spied upon at will! Fate does not represent reality! This is just one of countless branches. That small segment of fate you saw even deviates from the current Jötunheimr world! If you frantically try to replicate this fate, you will only plunge the world into chaos!"

The goddess of fate scolded fiercely, but Odin treated it as if she were singing a song.

He was already lost in thought.

Odin couldn't help but close his eyes, thinking, if I had let my elder brother be the bait back then, and I had personally killed Ymir, would Father have given me the throne of King of the Gods?

The world is like this, always full of countless things to regret.

If the heavens allowed him, Odin, to make a choice again, how would he choose?

Odin didn't know.

He only knew that he would most likely snatch the throne of King of the Gods.

When the King of the Gods rules over the gods, versus being a lackey ruled by the King of the Gods, what choice is there to make?

When he opened his eyes again, a flame called [Ambition] was burning in his eyes!

Elder brother, I once swore to rule the Nine Realms with you, but now it seems that I will break my promise.

Verdandi watched Odin leave without a word, she was almost driven mad, but no matter what she said, Odin completely turned a deaf ear and strode away.

As the goddess of fate, revealing the fate of other gods was absolutely not allowed by her divine power laws.

This time, Verdandi had suffered a loss. She really didn't expect that Odin would also have talent related to the [Prophecy] divine duty. This caused the disaster.

Distraught, Verdandi immediately ran to find her elder sister, Urd.

Unexpectedly, Urd smiled lightly: "Let him go!"

"Ah?" Verdandi was shocked.

"Sister, if you are really worried, you can notify His Majesty the King of the Gods."

"Ah?" Verdandi was even more shocked: "Fate is not allowed to be casually told…"

She suddenly shut her mouth.

She and her sister had always had a doubt. Logically speaking, the world should have given birth to three sisters.

There is [Past] and [Present], why is [Future] the only one missing?

As they grew older, watching King of the Gods Thanes turn the tide time and time again, they gradually understood that the world was not without [Future], but that [Future] was mostly already in His Majesty the King of the Gods' [Prophecy] divine duty!

The goddess of fate never needs evidence to do things, their intuition is the best evidence.

Verdandi summoned a maid: "Please inform the Silver Palace and ask His Majesty to come over when he is free."

…

On the other side, Odin, returning to his territory, secretly summoned the wise giant Mimir.

If he could, he wouldn't want to ask this ugly giant uncle for advice. When Loki was still on his side, he would only treat Mimir as a mascot, leaving him in the cold palace. With Loki gone, he had no subordinates to use, so he had no choice but to find Mimir.

"Mimir, if I want to seize the throne of King of the Gods, what should I do?"

"Ah?!" Mimir was shocked, and immediately collapsed to the ground in fright: "His Majesty the King of the Gods hasn't done anything to offend you, has he?"

"Of course! He stole my throne of King of the Gods!" Odin said with great certainty.

"When did that happen?" Mimir's eyes flickered, not daring to look Odin in the eye.

"From the battle to kill Ymir, he deceived me and Vili, letting us be the bait…" Odin talked endlessly to Mimir about Thanes' 'crimes'.

Mimir was numb.

Odin's so-called 'Seven Deadly Sins of Thanes' were full of hypothetical words such as 'if' and 'suppose'. These descriptions were enough to deceive giants with bad brains, but to deceive a wise giant?

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Apart from the segment of fate that Odin finally glimpsed from Verdandi, the rest can be said to be nonsense.

In short, it's just that you, Odin, want to be the King of the Gods!

Mimir still wanted to persuade: "Odin, you can't let ambition control your reason! Please wake up. If you can betray even your own blood relatives, then no one in the world will believe your promises!"

Mimir was telling the truth.

Don't look at Asgard's civilization growing day by day, with new buildings and cultures being born every day. But the entire Aesir clan is based on family blood ties.

The two kingdoms conferred by King of the Gods Thanes are his own brothers, and important combat-type divine duties are basically handed over to his sons. This is recognized by both the gods and the giants.

If you, Odin, kill your brother to ascend to the throne, who will believe you, Odin?

Odin's face darkened: "I didn't say I wanted to kill my elder brother, I just wanted him to hand over the throne of King of the Gods as the goddess of fate revealed in the fate. Maybe, it's not that I want to do it, but that my elder brother suddenly encounters an accident?"

Mimir still wanted to persuade, but Odin warned him gloomily: "Enough! As my servant, you should think carefully about how to complete the task I have given you. Otherwise, you may end up like I saw in the River of Fate, with only a head left to continue advising me."

Mimir trembled all over. When Odin said these words, Mimir really felt a faint trace of the aura of fate.

Mimir felt vaguely that it seemed that in another timeline, he had really encountered such a tragic situation.

The wise giant no longer opposed Odin. He lowered his head and came up with the first idea.

"The current Nine Realms are too stable. With Thanes's powerful rule, in such a stable world, you, Odin, have no chance at all. Only when there is a drastic upheaval that subverts the entire world will you have a chance to covet the throne of King of the Gods."

Too sleepy, going to sleep. Chapter 3 of the 6th will be moved to before 12 o'clock tonight.