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Chapter 474: Beating Odin
Inside the house, fluorescent lights flickered.

The two leaders of Asa and Warner sat opposite each other at the table, looking at each other quietly.

This was the first time they had sat down and communicated calmly since the war between the two tribes began.

After a moment of silence, Frigga spoke first:
"If the Aesir are willing to reconcile and end this war of gods, the Vanir can be incorporated into Asgard and recognize Asgard's rule over the nine realms."

Odin remained unmoved, instead a sneer appeared on his face:
"Let me tell you your conditions first."

After fighting for so long, they have gained some understanding of each other's personalities.

As the Queen of the Vanir who had provoked the war between the two races, Frigga was not someone who would bow her head easily. To make her admit her defeat and lead the Vanir gods to submit to the Aesir gods, extremely harsh conditions would be required.

Frigga nodded and said in a deep voice:
"I have two more requests that you must fulfill. First, formally establish a blood alliance and declare the union of the two tribes. In addition, to show sincerity, each tribe must select three gods and send them to the other side's camp to serve as a bond between the two tribes."

Upon hearing this, Odin lowered his head and thought seriously.

Whether it is concluding a blood pact or exchanging hostages, they are all very reasonable requests, and they also show the sincerity of the Vanir to reconcile with the Aesir.

It’s just that the choice of hostages…

Odin frowned and looked across.

"I will be one of them." Frigga answered frankly.

Odin's doubts were immediately dispelled, and he nodded slightly to show his approval.

The reason why he was willing to put aside his prejudices and sign an alliance with the Vanir was because he had his eyes on Frigga's womb. He hoped that this Vanir goddess, who possessed powerful life divinity, could give birth to a descendant of light for him and lead Asgard to eternal glory.

After reaching a preliminary consensus, Frigga immediately proposed her second condition:
"Second, I want you to expel Hela and seal Death forever under the frozen ground!"

"What did you say?!"

Odin suddenly stood up, his face full of anger.

Facing the enraged Aesir, Frigga remained calm:

"Death and life are doomed to be incompatible. Her hands are stained with the blood of too many Vanir warriors. If we want to heal the rift between the two races caused by the war between the gods, we must expel her from Asgard. This is a necessary sacrifice. Moreover, the shadow of death will annihilate the glory of light. This is the omen I got from divination. Only by eliminating this hidden danger can I feel at ease to give birth to your heir."

"You want me to expel my daughter? You're dreaming!"

Odin flatly refused and looked at Frigga in front of him with a sneer.

"Besides, it seems there's more than one way for you to give birth."

Faced with the threat, Frigga remained unmoved and responded tit for tat:

"You can certainly imprison me and possess me, but you may not be able to force me to give birth to a descendant of the light. Moreover, before coming to Asgard, I told my brother Njord that if I could not return within three days, I would immediately destroy the spirit veins of Vanaheim and take all my people across the sea to leave.

By then, under your leadership, the Aesir may be able to suppress the other eight kingdoms and dominate for a while. But without the support of the Vanir, you will never be able to fulfill the prophecy of destiny, become the master of the Nordic world, and move towards true glory! "

When Odin heard this, his face changed and veins on his fists bulged.

It has to be said that Frigga's remarks hit his soft spot.

As the God-King of Asir, he was not afraid of powerful opponents or dangerous situations. He was only worried that the divine career he dreamed of would be shattered.

Leading the Asgard to glory has always been his obsession.

Looking at Odin who had been silent for a long time, Frigga's eyes flashed, and she stood up from the table and said:
"It seems that you haven't made up your mind yet? In that case, let's meet on the battlefield."

As she spoke, she walked towards the door.

"Stop!" At the moment when Frigga was about to open the door, Odin finally made up his mind and replied with a gloomy face and a cold snort, "I agree to your terms!"

For the sake of Asa's cause, everything can be negotiated and everything can be sacrificed.

Seeing that Odin finally made his choice, Frigga couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief and a satisfied smile appeared on her face.

Giving up Vanaheim and returning to a wandering life is also the worst outcome for the Vanir.

If there is a win-win cooperation option, she doesn't want to go down this path.

Seeing that her goal had been achieved, Frigga turned around and prepared to return to the negotiation table to continue the unfinished topic:
"Then let's..."

"Hey~~"

At this moment, the door was opened from the outside, and a slender figure stood outside the door, quietly examining the two people in the room:
“How to deal with Hela? It seems... you haven’t asked me yet?”

Hearing the familiar voice behind her, Frigga's hair stood on end, her face changed drastically, and she instinctively raised her hand to shoot out a series of curse bullets.

However, that figure was faster than her and rushed forward like lightning, with his fist wrapped in golden flames heading straight for the back of the neck of the Warner goddess.

"when!"

At the critical moment, Odin swung out the Spear of Eternity to block the attack.

Loen raised his eyebrows and turned his gaze to his blood brother.

Odin held the wailing Eternal Spear in his hand, trying to calm the surging blood in his body. He gritted his teeth and looked to the side:
"Aren't you leaving yet?!"

Frigga woke up as if from a dream, and turned into a golden stream of light and escaped through the window.

Luo En did not stop him, but just stared at his blood brother:
"Do you know what you are doing, Odin?"

"For Asa's cause, she cannot die!"

Odin gritted his teeth and answered solemnly.

Luo En shook his head slightly, his expression grim:
"I mean, Hela!"

"..."

Odin opened his mouth, somewhat speechless.

"Nothing to say? Then let's change the way we communicate."

Loen spoke lightly, and the doors and windows behind him closed automatically and were reinforced by runes to form an independent space unit.

Odin's eyelids twitched wildly, and he subconsciously raised the Spear of Eternity, trying to break through the closed space cage.

However, the moment he reacted, a fist as big as a casserole hit his eye socket with a whistling sound.

"boom!"

Odin was caught off guard and was blasted into the wall. He felt a sharp pain in his one eye. "Ouch, what are you doing?"

"beat you!"

Loen spoke briefly and to the point. He snorted coldly and raised his fist to greet Odin's old face.

Odin raised the Spear of Eternity to resist while trying to communicate:
"We can talk about it. How about we talk?"

"Talk about your uncle!"

Lorne interrupted Odin's request for negotiation with a curse, and at the same time, he threw a punch that passed through the defensive gap between the Spear of Eternity and the Rune and hit Odin's other eye.

The eye socket, which was originally bruised on one side, instantly became symmetrical, making the obsessive-compulsive disorder patient feel relieved.

After being hit several times in succession, Odin grimaced in pain and couldn't help cursing:

"Damn it, didn't you say you were a mage?"

Luo En narrowed his eyes and sneered:
"When I can't reason with you, I know a little bit about boxing."

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As he spoke, another fist hit Odin's chin, causing the Aesir King to tremble in pain. He defended himself with a feeling of grievance:

"Exiling Hela was the request of the Warners. I was forced to do so. Why did you hit me?"

However, it would have been better if he hadn't said it. Once he said this, Loen became even angrier. He decisively knocked Odin down with a side kick, then rode on the blood brother, punching him while shouting with a dark face:

"Who forced you to sit on the throne of Asgard? Who forced you to kidnap Hela while I was away? Who forced you to use the secret technique of inducing childbirth to make your daughter like that?"

"..."

Faced with this barrage of questions, Odin was speechless.

"You won't tell me, right? Not telling me means you agree!" Loen sneered and swung his fist even harder.

Finally, after taking more than a dozen heavy blows, the God King Aesir, with stars in his eyes and a bruised face, raised his hands and shouted:
"Stop, stop, or I'll die!"

Looking at Odin, whose head had obviously grown bigger and whose eyes could hardly be opened, Loen snorted coldly and put down his hand.

After all, you can't really beat him to death, right?
After finally getting through the beating, the aching Aesir King got up from the ground, slumped in the corner, and said weakly:

"Okay, now that you've beaten me up and you've let out your anger, can you please let me have a word?"

"I'm behind you."

"Oh……"

Odin coughed dryly, turned around, tried to open his dark blue eye, and looked at his blood brother dimly:
"Loki, don't you think you're meddling too much?"

Hearing this, Luo En snorted coldly:
“That’s my student…”

"That's even more my daughter! Do you think I wouldn't be heartbroken to see Hela become like that?"

Odin interrupted Lorne rudely and spoke his true feelings through gritted teeth.

Luo En was stunned when he heard this, somewhat puzzled:

"Then why did you force her to catalyze and send her to the battlefield?"

"So what? My daughter is a daughter, but are the rest of the Aesir not blood relatives?"

Odin asked back, looking seriously at his blood brother.

Luo En pursed his lips and tried to defend himself:
“I didn’t say Hela couldn’t join the war. It’s just that, don’t you think this is too harsh on her? She’s still a child and should have enjoyed a warm childhood…”

"That's enough, Loki!"

Odin once again waved his hand to interrupt his blood brother and asked coldly,

"What do you think war is? A stage for you to perform the deep love between teacher and student, or a tool for you to vent your fatherly love? Do you know that while you and Hela are playing this kind of house game, countless Aesir are dying. Whose fathers are they? Whose husbands? Whose children are they? As the God King, shouldn't I be responsible for them?"

"..."

Lorne opened his mouth to argue, but no words came out.

Odin was silent for a moment, then spoke slowly:
"Breaking the shackles of fate and achieving Asa's eternal mission, this is what I want to do. For this goal, I can sacrifice civilians, my personal guards, my children, even myself... As long as it is necessary, everything can be put on the scale! Since I have made this choice, I have this awareness!"

Then, he took a deep breath and looked at his blood brother seriously with his deep single eye:
"So Loki, what about you? What are you thinking about and what are you pursuing?"

"..."

Loen's body shook, and he fell silent again, his thoughts becoming a little dazed.

Yes, why did he come to Northern Europe?

In order to make the World Tree mature, pick the [Fruit of Destiny] and save your own Age of Gods.

The results of it?
However, he turned everything here into a little game of loving father and filial daughter, and loving teacher and student, and gradually forgot about his mission.

As expected, Hecate guessed it right:

His emotions are too rich and delicate, and it's easy for him to fall too deeply into them.

Looking at the dazed blood brother in front of him, Odin was silent for a moment and added seriously:
"No matter what you think, I will send Hela away and facilitate the alliance between Warner and Asa. You can blame me and hate me for this, or even kill me and take this position yourself. But as long as I am alive, I will not change my decision easily!"

After saying this, Odin stood up, leaning on the Spear of Eternity, and a will to die burst out from his old body.

Everything is self-evident.

Luo En was silent for a moment, then spoke slowly:
"I can send Hela away, but I want it to be my way."

The answer was so unexpected that Odin, who had been prepared for a breakup, was stunned.

Then, he reacted and nodded with ecstasy:

"Okay! As long as Asa and Warner can form an alliance, I'll do whatever you want!"

"Okay, that's it. I'm tired."

Lorne waved his hand, stood up and left Odin's bedroom, walking into the thick darkness.

(End of this chapter)