A crossover movie viewing experience, kicking off Marvel's Endgame.

Ayanokouji Kiyotaka didn't know if the Frost Giant was confident or foolish enough to dare to infiltrate right under the nose of the Lord of the Nine Realms, the Father of the Gods.

"Will you swear an oath to protect the Nine Kingdoms?"

Meanwhile, inside the palace, Odin was still interrogating Thor. This interrogation was like a questionnaire, but unlike a questionnaire where you could answer whatever you wanted and choose the best answer, Odin could see right through you. Of course, Thor, being a carefree guy, was actually quite sincere.

Faced with Odin's interrogation, Thor spoke with a serious and earnest expression.

"I swear."

Thor's face also turned serious.

"Will you swear an oath to maintain peace?"

"I swear."

"Did you swear...?"

Odin paused for a moment before speaking, his tone unusually serious.

"To abandon all selfish ambitions and do only what is beneficial to the kingdom?"

[“I swear!”]

As Thor spoke, he raised his hammer, Mjolnir, while Loki looked at him with envy.

"It seems that Loki also wants to be the one to face Odin's questions."

Kaguya Shinomiya could immediately sense the envious look in Loki's eyes as he gazed at Thor through the light screen.

"So today, I, Odin, the Allfather, declare you..."

Odin paused here, as if he had realized something.

Meanwhile, the guards patrolling the treasury also noticed the anomaly, as a layer of frost had formed on the ground. One of the guards quickly crouched down to investigate and suddenly saw a reflection in the frost. By then, it was too late. The frost giant grabbed the guard from the side and, using frost magic, pierced him through. The other guard was also killed instantly by the frost giant slitting his throat.

"Frost Giant."

Odin, inside the palace, also sensed the fluctuations in the aura of frost magic and the frost giants.

The three frost giants who had infiltrated headed straight for their race's artifact, the Frost Casket. As they ran, the vault began to freeze over with their movements, while the other artifacts were completely ignored.

The three Frost Giants who infiltrated after obtaining the Frost Casket immediately turned and fled. Their mission was simply to reclaim their race's artifact; there was no need for them to, and could not, engage in a firefight with the Asgardians, or rather, they couldn't afford to fight before reclaiming the Frost Casket.

[Above the palace, Odin didn't need to lift a finger; with a gentle tap of his scepter, the Destroyer of Odin's Armor slowly awoke within the treasure vault below.]

[Odin, the ruler of the nine realms and the father of the gods, was clearly humiliated when other races invaded the treasury beneath his palace on this day, which greatly displeased him.]

【"ah!"】

[The frost giants inside the treasure vault below watched the Destroyer activate its power. The frost giant holding the Frost Casket was about to activate it when the Destroyer fired a high-temperature beam from its face, reducing him to ashes.]

[Then, the Destroyer similarly blasted the other two Frost Giants into dust. Having completed its mission, the Destroyer automatically returned to its storage location.]

Odin, along with Thor and Loki, arrived at the treasure vault. What was once a gleaming golden vault had been transformed into a cold storage chamber by the invasion of the Frost Giants. Thor and Loki stared at the remains of the Frost Giants and the corpses of the Asgardian warriors on the ground.

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"The Frost Giants must pay the price for their actions."

[Thor looked at the two dead Asgardian warriors on the ground and said angrily]

Loki, however, was somewhat grateful for the Frost Giants' intervention; otherwise, if Odin's ceremony had proceeded smoothly, the Asgardian throne would have been decided.

"They have paid the ultimate price, the Destroyer has done its duty, the Frostbox is safe, and all is well."

This is the Odin we know now. If it were the young and impetuous Odin of the past, he wouldn't have come to hide the treasure vault; he would have led his army straight to Jotunheim.

"Is everything alright?"

"The Frost Giants have stormed the treasure vault. If the Frost Giants steal even one of the artifacts..."

Thor clearly disagreed with everything Odin said.

But they didn't.

"I want to know why?"

Loki watched his brother Thor arguing with Odin, wearing an innocent, spectator-like expression.

"Ah, is it that Thor is so arrogant because he doesn't get any special treatment, or is he just being reckless by speaking to his own father, Odin, the Allfather, like that?"

Looking at Thor speaking to Odin like that on the screen, I think only Thor would dare to do that, or there are very few people who would dare to speak to Odin like that, and among those who dare, it seems only Thor would do it.

"Wait, am I overlooking something?"

Jinto Tadano seemed to have thought of something, but upon closer inspection, he couldn't remember it.

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“Frigga, not Gaia.”

Light Yagami looked at Frigga inside the light screen and said.

410: Thor, I am the true Hokage (crossed out) King

After watching "The Avengers," Light Yagami spent several days reading through the mythological epic of Thor's faction.

Furthermore, in order to prevent the emergence of other schools of mythology and epics, Light Yagami also read only mythology and epic books during that month.

Of course, this won't affect Light Yagami's excellent grades.

Light Yagami remembers that in the records of mythological epics, Thor's real mother should be Gaia, not this Frigga.

Frigga was merely Thor's adoptive mother; could it be another error in the records of mythological epics?

Light Yagami couldn't help but have his doubts, after all, there was already a precedent with Loki, who in mythology was portrayed as Odin's sworn brother and Thor's uncle.

Inside the light screen, he becomes Thor's brother and Odin's son, his generational ranking is completely changed.

However, Light Yagami also considered it a mistake by the person who recorded it, since how could people, whether modern or ancient, accurately record the deeds of the gods?

"I have a truce agreement with King Laufey of Jotunheim."

[Odin explained that one of the reasons he didn't want to pursue the matter was that he ultimately wanted to maintain peace and stability in the Nine Realms.]

After all, if Asgard were to launch an attack on any one of the worlds, it would shatter the peace of the Nine Realms, causing the other seven worlds to be clearly fearful and prepared for war.

Even if we explain, it will probably be useless; they'll just use it as an excuse for Asgard to start a war.

"He just broke the truce."

"They know you have weaknesses."

Thor spoke up, clearly not as concerned as Odin. Thor was simply worried that Jotunheim had infiltrated the Asgardian palace's treasury on such a day.

[Furthermore, they cruelly murdered two Asgardian warriors, which greatly angered Thor.]

"So what do you plan to do?"

Odin posed the question to Thor, wanting to see how his eldest son would respond. Of course, Odin could roughly guess, after all, he knew Thor's temperament well.

"Like you once did, march on Jotunheim and teach them a lesson."

"Let them be terrified."

"That way, they'll never dare to invade again."

Thor replied, "It looks useful, but it's actually useless."

"It's really useless. Back then, Odin marched directly into Jotunheim, the kingdom of the frost giants, and even trampled over their king."

"They directly took away the Frost Giants' artifact, the Frost Box, causing the Frost Giants to suffer heavy losses."

"But the other side isn't afraid at all, and now they're causing trouble in Asgard again, just like before."

Houtarou Oreki began to speak, saying that in his eyes, the Frost Giants were the kind of people who would never submit no matter how hard you fought them.

At most, it can only keep the other party in line for a certain period of time, and this period of indifference is just time for the other party to find a way to get back at them.

Houtarou Oreki felt that ordinary methods of subjugation were impossible to deal with such a race, and estimated that a lesson close to annihilation would have to be taught.

Not necessarily. The surviving frost giants might not be afraid and would only intensify their hatred.

In a moment of inspiration, Houtarou Oreki's solution to the Frost Giant race was to completely understand them.

"Honestly, why am I even thinking about this?"

After making a remark, Houtarou Oreki became too lazy to think about how to deal with the Frost Giants, since dealing with the Frost Giants was Asgard's business.

Even if the Frost Giants invade Earth, that's a matter for the military and those heroes; if the sky falls, there are tall people to hold it up.

"You're only thinking from a soldier's perspective."

"But that's the nature of war."

"This is just the behavior of a small group of people destined to fail."

"Look where those frost giants have gotten!"

[Thor gestured.]

Loki, however, maintained a detached, amused expression as he watched Thor argue with Odin. Loki thought this was a good thing; the more Thor acted this way, the better.

The more you do this, the lower your chances of being king in Odin's eyes will be.

"We will find the vulnerabilities in our defenses and patch them."