Stupid Odin

According to the description, the [Skíðblaðnir] can amplify the holder's ocean divine power, achieving the power to summon wind and rain, stir up storms, or calm the sea!

On the right side of Thors's vision was [Gullinbursti], meaning Golden Bristles. Its other alias is [Slíðrugtanni], meaning [Boar with Terrible Tusks].

This golden boar's golden fur represents the golden sunlight, and also symbolizes the maturity of the five grains on the ground.

Whoever owns it can greatly enhance the power of the sun, not only making the utilization efficiency of divine power higher, but also this boar can fight.

Inside the hall, Frey couldn't take his eyes off it at first glance. You must know that prolific pigs have always been the favorite of the Vanir gods.

Especially since this pig can run on the sea and on land, faster than a horse.

Frey was even more tempted.

But no one dared to speak, and everyone was waiting for His Majesty the God-King's judgment.

In the epic, this event requires evaluating three pairs, a total of six artifacts, so Odin, Thor, and Frey were invited as judges.

In this life, Thors's reputation is unparalleled, and both the gods and giants are convinced, so he is the only judge.

Thors listened to the introductions from both sides and finally made a ruling:

"These two artifacts are both very good. Each has incredibly magical ingenuity. But the [Skíðblaðnir] has one point that cannot compare to the [Gullinbursti]. It does not have a weapon spirit belonging to the artifact!"

Thors made the final decision.

Inside the hall, the gods nodded in agreement.

Both are very strong, but Sindri used that piece of pigskin to bestow a weapon spirit upon the golden-haired boar. It possesses self-awareness and will help its master fight. Based on this point alone, the artifact crafted by Sindri steadily surpasses his father Ivaldi's treasure ship.

Inside the Golden Palace, almost every being was very happy.

Except for Loki, whose face was ashen. According to the agreement, he was going to lose his head.

Under Thors's management, the Aesir greatly valued promises. If the dwarves insisted...

"Uh, wait, Brokkr. It's not necessary, you really don't need my life, right?" Loki panicked.

Brokkr stared at him coldly: "Back then, when you turned into a blood fly to interfere with me operating the bellows and destroyed my elder brother's masterpiece [Mjolnir], didn't you ever think about paying the price?"

At this time, Thor, who was already very upset with Loki, stepped forward. Even if his wife Sif is no longer bald now, can the original beautiful golden hair compare to a wig?

As soon as Thor came out, he directly lifted Loki with one hand, with the ease of preparing to slaughter a chicken: "Hey! People say they want you to fulfill the agreement."

Inside the hall, the malicious gazes of the gods made Loki feel even colder.

Loki had done many bad things over the years, and the gods were already tired of him.

In despair, Loki forcibly twisted his stiff neck and looked at Thors: "Your Majesty the God-King, please allow me to quibble, ah no, to explain."

Loki is worthy of being the 'God of Quibbles'. He quickly came up with a crooked argument: "I agreed to cut off my head, but I didn't agree to injure my neck. Brokkr can have his head, but he can't let a single drop of blood flow from his neck."

Brokkr was so angry!

"You bastard! You bit me back then! And slandered my elder brother! Trampled on his glory! I want to sew up your damned stinky mouth with needles! So that you can never say those vicious words again!"

As he said that, Brokkr was about to make a move.

Just then, a voice suddenly came from the God-King's throne.

"Wait!"

Loki heard it like heavenly music: "Your Majesty, please speak."

"Someone, bring [Svartalfheim] here."

Under Thors's command, it wasn't long before a Valkyrie led a divine horse over.

"Brokkr, consider this horse as Loki's compensation to you."

Brokkr was a little dumbfounded: "This...Your Majesty, Loki owes me, there is no need for Your Majesty to pay for such a bastard for him."

"No!" Thors shook his head: "This is Loki's [fate]!"

Loki widened his eyes, full of disbelief. He finally realized: "Thors...Your Majesty, you know?"

"Yes."

A soft answer, like a heavy hammer hitting Loki's heart. He could hardly breathe.

That embarrassing thing was too shameful. He failed to steal the horse and was instead...

Loki had never told anyone about this matter. At this moment, he was completely at a loss.

Thors sent the dwarves away: "This involves a secret. But I hope you believe that my judgment is fair."

What else could the dwarves say?

Getting a divine horse is actually not a loss at all.

The dwarves retreated, and the gossiping hearts of the gods had already been stirred up.

At this time, Thors made another killing move: "I have promulgated a decree—no being is allowed to tamper with or fabricate my orders. Back then, when you crafted Sif's golden hair, you falsely conveyed my order, saying that I had Ivaldi do it. This time, you have falsely conveyed the imperial decree again. According to the laws I have set, I need to kill you twice."

Loki panicked all of a sudden, and knelt down on the spot: "No, Your Majesty, I, I just..."

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The God of Mischief never considers the consequences when doing things.

He did it.

And he admitted it.

This is equivalent to him putting his life in Thors's hands.

Thors did not conduct a so-called public trial on him. He knew that if he did so, Odin would definitely run to the Golden Palace to beg him for mercy like his butt was on fire.

Thors changed the verdict: "According to my laws, you are doomed to die. No one can save you. But besides doing evil, you occasionally do some good deeds. The gods' beloved horses all come from your hands. I will just assume that the gods are begging for mercy for you."

As soon as these words came out, Thor, Vidar, Tyr and other gods who had benefited all looked wonderful. They never thought that their beloved horses were actually related to Loki.

However, Thors didn't say how Loki had created them. They were curious but didn't dare to ask.

But since their father god had said so, they could only assume that they were begging for mercy for him.

Loki immediately felt hope in his heart and quickly bowed: "Thank you, Your Majesty, for sparing my life."

"No! The death penalty can be avoided, but the living sin is unavoidable! I will remember your crimes for you first. One day, if I find that you are doing unforgivable evil again, I will settle all your sins. You can go back now."

"Uh, thank you, Your Majesty, thank you, Your Majesty."

Thors held up two fingers: "Remember! You owe me two lives!"

Grateful, Loki ran away, thanking him profusely.

He is a simple guy. He hates whoever treats him badly. He also remembers whoever treats him well.

Thors and Odin, these two brothers, are really good to him.

Looking at Thors on the God-King's throne with complicated eyes, Loki remembered something.

As soon as Loki left, Thors smiled slightly at the gods: "Don't hate Loki so much. At least he has added several artifacts to us, hasn't he?"

In the epic, this ship was given to Frey by Odin.

In this life, when Loki presented this artifact ship to Thors in a showy manner, Thors decided to keep the ship for himself to play with.