Stupid Odin

The realm of the gods isn't just about fighting and killing; there are also interpersonal relationships and worldly wisdom.

However, if you don't have the ability to fight and kill, no one will talk to you about interpersonal relationships and worldly wisdom.

Knowledge from another world taught Downs that if you want others to respect you, you must first let them know what will happen if they don't.

This time, Downs has been absolutely benevolent and righteous towards Loki.

Imprisoning Loki is meaningless!

There is no being in this world that can keep an eye on a god of mischief!

Besides, Downs killing Fenrir doesn't necessarily mean that another world-destroying beast will appear.

This is just an excuse for Downs to make a big fuss.

He quickly issued the prophecy of [Ragnarok] throughout the entire Asgardian race through the Valkyries:

[A major change that is likely to lead to the destruction of the world is coming.]

[This is the invasion of chaos against order! It is also a nightmare for the Asgardian race and even all living beings in the Nine Realms!]

[In order to prevent the world from encountering great disasters, and all living beings are unprepared, I, in the name of the King of Asgard, announce—the Grain Storage and Disaster Prevention Plan!]

This is a written divine decree.

The specific policies will be handed over to the Valkyries who were princesses of the lower realms. They will return to their respective countries and directly convey the will of His Majesty the God-King:

From now on, all countries will implement a strict grain rationing system, prohibiting all brewing and wasting of grain in the lower realms;

All wheat must be ground into flour as soon as possible after harvest and stored in a dry place;

Each country must store at least a quarter of the flour produced in the current season, and Asgard will send envoys to guard the granaries. Any act that causes loss of grain will be punished by hanging, and the soul will be taken by Downs and tortured for eternity.

This is not just an order. Downs also sent a large number of giants and dwarf craftsmen to help humans, light elves, and other mortal races build water-powered mills and build granaries.

At the same time, including the Bow God Ullr, Thor, and a group of combat-type giants were sent to patrol repeatedly between Midgard and Jotunheim's [Iron Forest].

The only order Downs gave them was: "Kill everything taller than a giant!"

The Iron Forest is the wilderness where the gods exiled Fenrir in the epic.

It was here that Fenrir, while the gods were not paying attention, grew to a height that 'rivaled the sky'.

Killing Fenrir is not the end. Since [Ragnarok] has an irreversible trend, Downs will of course strangle every possible spark of chaos.

At the same time, Downs, who took the [Ocean] priesthood, taught the humans living in Vanaheim how to dry salt and make salted fish from pickled fresh fish to prepare food for the three years of extreme cold.

Those are three years of despair for the mortal world!

The sea is frozen, and no fisherman can drill through the hard ice layer, which is more than ten meters thick, to catch even half a fish.

During this time, Downs plans to visit Vanaheim frequently, partly to see his silly third brother, Willie, and partly to board the magic ship and probe his divine sense into the seabed to ensure that no World Serpent appears.

After Downs finished all this, he waited quietly for the situation on Loki's side to ferment.

Loki is very smart, he is too smart.

Perhaps he didn't react for a moment, but afterwards, after careful consideration, he immediately realized that something was wrong.

All the adult gods and giants attended the Golden Palace conference, except for Odin!

Of course, Odin had a perfect alibi. At that time, the cow licked out a few more giants, and he ran to kill these disobedient giants.

Was it really that hurried, or was there not enough time?

With such a big matter, Downs could have waited for Odin to finish killing the giants before holding the meeting. At worst, he could have sent guys like Ullr to help watch first.

Loki is nominally Odin's follower!

Odin just happened to be absent at a critical moment?

Loki figured out all the key points—Downs must have approached Odin first and obtained Odin's support.

"Coercion? Enticement? No! Downs is not that kind of guy. With his temperament, he probably presented the evidence in a straightforward manner and let Odin give up. Odin, why..."

The giantess Angrboda loves Loki very much, and she also loves her children. In the face of sudden changes, she was overwhelmed with grief, cried until she was tired, and fell asleep.

At this moment, Odin came to the door, carrying a large bottle of mead.

Loki looked at Odin in the main hall of his castle, speechless for a long time.

Odin showed an embarrassed expression. He comforted: "Loki, you know, I, I can't resist my eldest brother. He is always right. Alas, have a drink. If you get drunk, it won't be so uncomfortable."

Odin raised the golden diamond-encrusted wine glass, filled it, and handed it to Loki.

Looking at Odin's face with shame and enthusiastic persuasion, Loki was stunned for a moment, and thought a lot again. He still took it and drank it all in one gulp.

Cup after cup, Loki finally felt a little drunk.

His tongue was already tied, but his mind was unusually clear. Even though Odin repeatedly said that his elder brother Downs was wrong, Loki could see at a glance that Odin was shirking responsibility.

Odin! If you were willing to stand up for me, would Downs have done this?

Perhaps!

But at least Downs wouldn't judge my son so arbitrarily!

Downs can even make his own silly third brother a god-king, allowing him to receive greetings from a group of Vanaheim goddesses every day. Would Downs not care about your opinion, Odin?

It's clear that you agreed from the bottom of your heart!

Sure enough, even you, Odin, are tired of me?

The pain of losing a child is sadness, and the betrayal of a brother is sadness. The two kinds of sadness are mixed together, but Loki doesn't want to distinguish them anymore.

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He finally drank himself to death with Odin.

Early the next morning, Odin left without saying goodbye, leaving a god attendant, saying that he was going to inspect the glaciers.

This is Odin's duty, no problem.

After Loki woke up and looked at the place where Odin had sat, for some reason, he felt disgusted by this familiar smell.

Suddenly, he saw his lover, Angrboda, walking into the main hall with a look of surprise.

"My dear, look what this is?"

In the giantess's broad arms, there were two furry little things. They looked like dogs, but Loki keenly realized that they were wolves!

Loki's pupils shrank to the extreme in an instant, and he even forgot to breathe.

"Wolves?!" Loki asked uncertainly.

"Yes! Our Fenrir rode a wolf not long after he was born. I really didn't expect that I would become a grandmother so soon."

Loki was startled and his whole body couldn't help but tremble.

With his intelligence, he immediately realized what was going on.

His face sank, he spread out his perception, and tried to confirm whether there were any Valkyries or Downs' eyes around. He didn't feel anything, so he could only lower his voice: "Angrboda! You know, His Majesty the God-King will crusade against every chaotic being. Maybe Fenrir's children are still chaotic demon wolves."

Angrboda's face suddenly turned pale, and her maternal instinct burst out violently: "No! I will never hand them over to the God-King again. He killed my child, does he still want to kill my grandsons!"

The maternal instinct of giantesses is sometimes so unreasonable. Most of the time, they seem gentle, but when it comes to defending their offspring, they become as fierce as male giants.

Loki was in a big trouble, especially when his lover was much taller and heavier than him, he couldn't stop a giantess from going crazy at all.

After his lover finished making a fuss, Loki advised meaningfully: "If you don't want to send them to Downs, then send them to Odin! He is my best brother."