Stupid Odin

Odin cursed inwardly: Those two beasts, Skoll and Hati, what didn't they inherit? They just had to inherit their father Fenrir's unruliness and extreme ferocity.

When they were young, no matter what kindness Odin showed, they would respond with bites.

Odin decided to suppress them with force, like training dogs, trying to tell them that he, Odin, was the leader.

Unfortunately, these two didn't acknowledge it at all, and tried to bite Odin to death whenever they had the chance.

Odin had to try to restrain them with a magical iron chain called [Laeding], but as they grew older, they quickly broke free from the chain with ease.

If Vali and his brother, the dark god Hodr, hadn't suppressed them quickly, they would have run away.

After that, Odin tried to bind them a second time, this time preparing to use a magical iron chain called [Dromi], but in less than two months, they broke free again.

Odin had no choice but to secretly seek help from the dwarves who were skilled at making weapons, using six rare things: the footsteps of a cat, the beard of a woman, the roots of a stone, the breath of a fish, the sinews of a bear, and the saliva of a bird, to create a cursed chain called [Gleipnir].

Don't underestimate this chain, its texture is as soft and smooth as silk, but its binding effect is not weak at all.

In order to prevent them from breaking free a third time, Odin also added a rope called [Gelgja], further tightening it on them, and threading the rope through a large stone slab called Gioll.

After that, Odin and his sons, the three gods, took a giant rock called Thviti as the base of this ice cave prison, deeply inserting it into the ground below the ice layer, using it as a stake to secure the rope.

However, all the restraints did not reduce the ferocity of the two wolves in the slightest.

Their attitude towards Odin and his sons was only fierce, extremely fierce, and extremely fierce!

"Beast!" Odin glanced at Skoll with contempt.

Skoll reacted extremely violently, opening his wolf mouth, still trying to attack Odin.

Unfortunately, not long ago, Odin performed a 'minor surgery' on him.

Now, Skoll, who is five stories tall at the shoulder, is already very huge, comparable to a considerable number of giants.

His open jaws almost touched the top and bottom of the ice cave.

Some time ago, Odin, realizing that he would probably never be able to tame these two beasts in his lifetime, looked at Skoll's biting action and threw a divine sword into his mouth like lightning.

This sword was very delicate, the hilt just stuck on the gum of the lower jaw, and the tip of the sword pointed at the upper jaw.

Skoll's blood basin mouth had just tried to close, but immediately let out a terrifying roar because of the intense stinging pain. This sword made it impossible for him to close his mouth forever, and at the same time, saliva kept dripping from his mouth, melting the ice layer, and even forming a toxic underground river of considerable size that would not be frozen by the cold weather of Jotunheim.

Regarding this river of poisonous water of unknown origin, the friendly giants living in Jotunheim call it [Ván].

This time, listening to Skoll's intermittent and painful roar, Odin felt a long-lost sense of pleasure.

"Beasts, even now you are unwilling to offer me your loyalty?"

Odin mocked. Not knowing whether he was mocking these two beasts, or mocking himself.

Odin once thought that these two beasts would be bound forever, until they were willing to offer their loyalty, or until the dreaded [Ragnarok] legend came.

Until just now, Odin still hadn't considered letting them die.

Firstly, Odin was unwilling to stain his hands with the blood of evil wolves, and secondly, killing them would force Loki to leave.

But now, Odin seemed to have no choice.

He was absolutely certain that his omnipotent elder brother knew about this place. Even though he had already plastered the cave with runes and runas spells, the power of his elder brother's magic throne should not be able to窥视 this place.

Don't forget, that is a god-king with the priesthood of [Prophecy], even if he can't see it directly, he can still know the situation here through prophecy.

Through appearances, directly to the essence.

The power of [Prophecy] is so unreasonable.

Even though Odin had previously allowed the power of the two wolves to contaminate ordinary wolves, allowing these mutated giant wolves to interfere with his elder brother's sight, he did not succeed.

Odin knew that now his elder brother was forcing him to make a choice.

The feeling of having his fate controlled by another god made Odin feel extremely disgusted.

He resented it, cursed everything in his heart, and Loki's actions of abandoning his grandsons made Odin feel helpless.

No time!

Odin's eyes widened in anger, and he exuded the most threatening and terrifying aura, his power as the King of Ice stirred to the extreme. He pointed at the tortured Skoll and said in a cold voice to Hati, who was also howling endlessly: "Beast! I'll give you one last chance, pledge allegiance to me, otherwise your brother will be your example!"

The only response he received was an extremely angry howl.

In the scarlet wolf eyes, Odin's image was firmly imprinted.

Odin knew that his plan to tame the two mighty chaos magic wolves had completely failed.

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He sneered: "Humph! You yourselves have chosen the fate of destruction, so don't blame me."

Vali stepped forward and bowed slightly: "Father, what shall we do?"

"Prepare, find a scapegoat. Tomorrow when the Valkyrie comes again, hand over Hati and the scapegoat to Asgard."

Vali was slightly surprised: "What about Skoll?"

Odin coldly swept a glance at Skoll, who was still growling at him: "Throw this beast from the secret passage to the Iron Forest, no, that's not safe, just throw it to Niflheim. Consider it a memento for Loki."

His words made the two wolves react even more violently.

It's not that Odin didn't think about the consequences of letting Skoll run away. But he neither wanted to fully believe in [Ragnarok], nor did he feel that Fenrir, who could kill him, was already dead. He had broken fate, so why should he care about Fenrir's descendants?

In the eyes of others, Odin's actions may be a little ridiculous.

This also represents Odin's absolute arrogance!

He sincerely didn't think that such a wolf cub could kill him!

Sure enough, on the third day, the Valkyrie Brunhilde personally led the team, and she was holding the [Jötunheim Sword] from the [Nine Realms Sword] that all the gods knew about.

"Your Excellency Odin! I have come specifically to convey the message from King Thrym of the Gods—" Brunhilde suppressed her voice, trying to imitate Thrym's tone as much as possible: "Stop playing around! Quickly hand over Skoll and Hati."

Odin trembled all over: "As expected, it's prophecy…"

Skoll and Hati, these are the names Loki gave them. They have not fallen into the ears of a third party at all. Thrym ignored the two names Odin made up and pointed them out directly.

This means that Thrym is not giving Odin a way out.

Hand them over, and we are still brothers.

Don't hand them over, and you, Odin, will have to bear the anger of the God-King and the gods for Loki.

Odin is known for being petty and forgetting righteousness, and cherishing his life in the face of major events. How could he possibly help Loki take the blame?

Unsurprisingly, Odin 'confessed': "Alas! Your Majesty also knows that I have had a good relationship with Loki since I was a child. Loki cried and begged me to protect his grandsons. I only reluctantly agreed. I also found that these two evil wolves are wild and untamed, and cannot be trained. Since it is Your Majesty's request, I should obey. I will take you to see those two beasts now. So that we can arrange the handover."