Leon doesn't know much about Odin.

Even our understanding of the real mythical Odin in Norse mythology is far better than that of the god-king Odin in the Marvel universe.

Although Leon always knew that Odin would inevitably come to Earth and have a final battle of life and death with his unreasonable brother who was bent on revenge.

After all, he just wants to train his son: Thor, the God of Thunder in the Asgard, so that he can be independent as soon as possible, inherit his status, and become the new God King, instead of trying to kill his own son!

But really when this one-eyed old man who looked ordinary and even a little short appeared in front of him, Leon was still a little...

I don’t dare to feel so casual about myself.

Just kidding! This is a truly heavenly father-level boss!

The kind that doesn’t have any moisture at all!

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After the little old man Odin answered his words, he never spoke again. He just stood there quietly with the strange crow on his shoulder, holding the spear, as if he was observing himself?

Leon felt that maybe he was overthinking it.

Because Leon is covered by a mask, he can observe others "unscrupulously", but no matter how Leon looks at it, little old man Odin's only remaining eye seems to have never been focused on himself. His appearance

, and it doesn’t look like he’s observing anything.

On the contrary, that crow.

Leon has always felt that the line of sight that was vaguely observing him seemed to be...

Is it the crow who is still looking at himself up and down?!

"...Could it be...that this thing is the true body?"

Are all you gods having such a good time?!

…

Don't discriminate against animals like crows.

In most ancient legends, crows play an important role, and even represent the images of the sun and the moon in the myths of different countries.

Either mysterious, ominous, or some kind of unexplainable sign, creatures like crows have always had a symbolic meaning beyond their own existence.

In real life, crows are actually very smart birds. Otherwise, there would be no folk stories about crows feeding back food and crows drinking water.

Leon also witnessed on TV a scene where crows overturned tables.

With the stereotype of being a supervisor, no matter what Leon saw or felt, that strange crow was really observing him.

Looking at the extraordinarily agile and humane crow in front of him, and then at the one-eyed little old man with a blank expression at his feet, Leon suddenly had a bold guess in his heart!

"It's not true that the crow is the real body, and the image of Odin shown to the outside world is actually a... mecha that can be controlled?"

Hiss... This is the legendary jump in life levels?!

It’s not impossible!

Odin seems to have experience driving Gundam!

Isn’t that what a destroyer is?

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The more Leon thought about it, the more he felt something was wrong. The more he thought about it, the more he felt that he had seen through some of the essence and facts. So, he cautiously stepped forward and spoke to the crow standing on the "humanoid mecha" carefully: "

Have you come to Earth to solve the problem of the big snake?"

After Leon asked, he immediately received feedback immediately.

"What did you ask the crow to do?"

"Ah?...Ah?!"

Odin was a little puzzled, and turned to look at Lyon with great interest: "It's called Fujin, and it's my [eye] that observes the nine realms. Haha, kid, you should ask me that question instead of asking

, a crow, hahaha..."

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After a while, Leon finally got over the awkward moment.

Leon has done a lot of random things, but like this time, he made a mistake when he didn't want to play tricks, and it happened to happen in someone's face. That was unique.

At this time, Leon and Odin were no longer in front of the cabin built by Mu Dun, but walked silently to a cliff.

Odin still didn't speak, standing in front of the cliff, quietly looking at the mountains and rivers ahead.

It takes a thick-skinned guy like Leon to get away with it. Anyway, he is wearing a mask, so others can't tell whether his face is red or not.

Standing behind Odin, Leon asked again: "Do you think I still have a chance...ah, no! Bah! I mean, you came to Earth because you wanted to..."

"That's right..., ha, that's right."

Odin laughed inexplicably, turned around, looked at Lyon who was in an embarrassing situation again, and said with a smile: "I did come for the giant snake. He is my brother and an Asgardian.

,So, he should also die in the hands of the Asgardians!"

His eyes drifted past Leon's figure, and Odin's eyes blurred again, looking towards the road they came from just now, towards the small wooden house.

"Originally, forget it. He disappointed me."

When Leon heard Odin's meaningless words, he didn't think any more. He immediately thought of who Odin was talking about. With his mind thinking about it, he spoke faster and immediately said: "Thor?"

Odin held the Eternal Spear and walked past Leon with a smile. He did not answer Leon's question. Instead, he looked at Leon with interest and said, "You know, why did I come to Earth and not find my son?"

, appears in front of you instead?"

Leon scratched his head: "Um...you want to pay off your son's debt?"

In his thousands of years of life, Odin has never seen any scene! He has gone back and forth so many times between life and death, and he has always faced it calmly and treated it lightly.

But today he really made Leon stunned by the question.

This person's brain circuit...

Can he really be the one to change everything?

At this moment, Odin had some doubts about the prophecy he and his wife Frigga made together.

"It's better for you to resolve your own matters by yourselves. There's no rush, you still have a lot of time."

The boss is indeed a boss. In an instant that Leon couldn't even notice, he completed the transformation from confused to calm and carefree. He threw the words back in an understatement.

Leon is still scratching his head. Boss, if that doesn't work, stop doing charades and speak Chinese!

Following Odin as he walked casually on the top of the mountain, Leon couldn't hold back and asked another question.

"Boss, I think your requirements for Thor are a bit too high?

Although I usually don't like to tell the truth, what I say now is indeed the truth.

Really! Sol, you’ve done a good enough job. Why don’t you give me more time?”

What Leon said was truly from the bottom of his heart.

Although Thor is the future God-King and is destined to be the only one chosen to inherit the Asgard, it makes sense for him to have higher requirements.

However, the problem lies in this!

The only one chosen by heaven, boss!

You have no other choice!

Logically speaking, as a god-king, Odin is qualified. The previous god-king, Odin's father Bor, wanted to do but failed to achieve, Odin almost exceeded his quota.

Unify the nine realms, defeat the old enemies, drive away the gods, and establish the most powerful and supreme position among the earth's native gods. Odin's strength is accumulated through battles and victories.

Under his throne overlooking the nine realms are the corpses of his enemies!

His martial arts skills are so good, and his martial arts skills are also passable. Asgard is more than a little stronger than in Bor's time.

But when it comes to family, Odin is a complete loser.

Bor abdicated not entirely out of his original intention, but because he was forced by Odin.

After driving away his father, Odin attacked his brother again. After defeating the giant snake Jormungandr, out of some base and cruel considerations, Odin did not choose to kill him.

He abandoned this perfect "whetstone" and instead chose to imprison the giant snake on the earth far away from Asgard.

Allowing the hall, which was called a palace but was actually a prison, to extract the divine power of the giant snake every day, causing him to age day by day and suffer unspeakably.

From this perspective, the Serpent said that Odin was the guilty one, and that Odin snatched the position of God King of Asgard from the Serpent seems to be true.

As for the giant snake being treated like this by Odin, he hated it to the core, so he wanted to destroy Odin's achievements so crazily: Everything in the Nine Realms seems not so difficult to understand.

In the events of the previous generation, Odin was always the stronger one, the one who attacked, and the one who won.

And when it came time to have offspring, Odin still seemed to have this idea.

He still stubbornly wants to keep everything under his own plan and under his control.

He still wants to be the only winner.

So, first there was the prisoner of the eldest princess, the "master of great achievements", and then there was the real! The adopted child of another family, Loki, who had the same miserable and unlucky life.
To be continued...