The God Killer in the American Comics World

On the other side, although the three warriors of Asgard were busy with post-war chores, one of the three warriors, Fandral, felt something was wrong when he heard that Sif had spent three hours entertaining the human warrior who saved Frigga and had not come out.

Recently, Thor's love triangle with Jane and Sif has long been a hot topic among the Asgard high-level officials.

If Asgard had not been attacked, this would have been the biggest gossip of the year in Asgard.

As a good friend who has fought side by side with Sif for thousands of years, he certainly hopes that Sif can become a real crown princess. He really doesn't want to see such a thing as a childhood sweetheart being defeated by a person sent from heaven.

But didn't Sif go there to get some information?

Why did it take only a few hours?

Could it be that Thor was obsessed with Jane Foster and Sif was in trouble?

Somewhat worried, Fandral finished his work and ran to the State Guesthouse, and heard a piece of music at the door.

"Fox! It's a pad!"

"Fox! It's a pad!"

"Fox, her OP is a pad--"

It's an extremely magical song, easy to understand, and addictive.

But Fandral felt super annoyed after just listening to it for a while. Without a doubt, this was the worst time someone was hacked.

As soon as he opened the door, he found that not only the musicians on the stage, but also the dwarfs in the band and even Sif below were excitedly toasting and singing together.

What the hell is this?

"Ah! Are you Sif's friend? Just right! She's drunk." Seeing Fandral, Angger was as if he had been pardoned.

"I'm not drunk! Look, I can still drink." After that, Sif snatched Angger's wine glass and gulped it down.

"Hello, Mr. Kratos, this... is embarrassing for you." Fandral hurriedly took over the drunk Sif, but he was relieved in his heart.

If Sif and a foreign human man got drunk and died in the room, it would be hard to explain.

Fortunately, the small banquet had not ended when he arrived, and the musicians and dancers were all there. It was a standard banquet anyway.

Not bad! Not bad!

Today's incident should be just a small episode.

On the other hand, the aftermath of the attack on Asgard was a huge storm.

The rebellion that had begun to subside in the nine kingdoms was like throwing a torch into a half-burned and extinguished wood warehouse, and it immediately burned again.

The destruction of the Asgard's wide-area divine shield generator directly caused Asgard to lose half of its defense.

The Asgardians were very passive.

To maintain the dominance of the nine worlds, the rebellion must be extinguished as soon as possible and all the rebels must be silenced.

But once their elite troops leave, their hometown may not be safe.

After all, the dark elves' spaceship can hide from the clairvoyance of the gatekeeper Heimdall.

And there is no reason to guard against thieves for a thousand days, just because you can be a thief for a thousand days.

For this reason, Odin and Thor, father and son, had serious disagreements.

Thor thought: "Since the Dark Elves want the [Aether], we should use this as bait to set a trap outside Asgard, lure Malekith out, and completely eliminate him."

Odin glanced at his son, who used to have only muscles in his head. In fact, he was somewhat appreciative of his son's growth, but as the King of Gods, he had his own considerations: "What if you fail to catch Malekith and the [Aether] is taken away instead?"

"What should we do then?"

"The Aether is in Asgard. If he dares to come, I will use tens of thousands of elite Asgardian soldiers to drown him and his men."

Thor's voice suddenly rose: "Father! Look! Look at the messy civilian area outside. If the battlefield is set in Asgard again, how many innocent people will pay the price for this? "

"The glory of Asgard is not obtained by talking. As an Asgardian, you must be prepared to pay the price for this glory at any time. We will defeat Malekith, even if we have to shed the blood of the last Asgardian!"

Thor's eyes were as big as copper bells: "What's the difference between you and Malekith?"

Odin roared decisively: "The difference is - I will be the winner!"

Odin said nothing at once. Thor could not accept his father's decision at all, but he could not resist.

Is his father wrong?

It's hard to say that this is wrong.

What Odin wants is a risk-free, absolute victory, and then to deter all rebels with Malekith's head.

In fact, at this point in time, Asgard is not necessarily weak, but the various tribes ruled by Asgard have recovered their vitality after thousands of years of recuperation and began to challenge Asgard's hegemony.

This is a rebellion against the old order!

So Odin is being overbearing at this time!

Thor's proposal is a typical kingly approach. He loves his people like his own children and is more willing to take the risk himself in order to reduce the risk of his people.

Neither the choice of the father and son can be said to be wrong. It's just that Thor's approach is more personal heroism and brings uncertainty, which is not liked by Odin, that's all.

[King] This kind of existence has always been very opinionated.

A king without an opinion is just a puppet. It just so happens that Odin and his son are very opinionated.

That night, Thor expressed his opinion when he met Sif and the three warriors of Asgard for a private party.

Fandral frowned: "The Rainbow Bridge is closed, and the Cosmic Cube is also locked in the treasury. We have no way out."

Sif suddenly said: "We do! If it's Kratos..."

Thor interrupted her: "No, there is no need to let Kratos bear the wrath of my father! This is not the way to treat guests. He has helped us a lot."

The dwarf Volstagg, one of the three warriors of Asgard, suddenly became excited: "Wait, you are not talking about Loki!?"

The whole audience was in an uproar, and they said the same thing with their expressions: No way, Thor, you dare to believe that pit Loki! ?

Thor made a downward movement with both hands: "Calm down and listen to me. First of all, Loki loves his mother very much, and he will not be untouched when his mother is injured. Secondly, I have a guarantee - I will show you something first."

After that, Thor took out a tablet mysteriously.

After all, he was a god who had been to Earth twice. Although he was a little unfamiliar, Thor successfully turned on the computer and clicked on the short video that Tony helped him put in a prominent position on the touch screen of the tablet.

The 10-inch display screen was playing the exciting duel on the top floor of Stark Building in the Battle of New York.

That was the classic scene of the bald Kratos beating up Loki.

Not one punch!

Not two punches!

But a series of storm punches plus a windmill from hell.

Even Thor, the big brother who hated Loki to death, had never done such a brutal beating.

Kratos did it!

Not once, but twice!

Sif and the three warriors were immediately excited when they saw it.