I was watching American comic book short videos, and at the beginning, Iron Man was breaking down.

"That's not entirely true. Thor is clearly not good at magic."

"If they really fought, Doctor Strange might not be a match for Thor!"

Captain America rarely speaks the truth.

Although Thor is a god, the numerous spoilers about him on the big screen show that, apart from swinging his hammer to summon lightning, he doesn't actually have any other significant actions.

Magic has never been shown.

"Captain's right! Thor almost killed Thanos with all the Infinity Stones!"

"But Doctor Strange was defeated by Thanos, who possessed many Infinity Stones."

"In that case, Doctor Strange shouldn't be a match for Thor."

Peter Parker, the little kid in the Marvel universe, expressed his deep agreement with Captain America's words.

"I am gratified that there are still more enlightened people in the multiverse."

Thor nodded in satisfaction. He had originally planned to personally refute that idiot Star-Lord.

It seems we don't need it now.

"This place looks very familiar! Do you guys know where this is?"

Compared to those useless places, Tony Stark focused on this particular piece of intelligence.

"Yes, this place does look very familiar!"

Clark Kent had also noticed this, but Tony had said it first.

Meanwhile, the other members of the group across the multiverse also noticed this point after being reminded by Tony and Superman.

"That's right, isn't this the place where Hela, the goddess of death, appears?"

"It was right here that Hela crushed Thor's hammer, Mjolnir!"

The starlight from the world of black robes immediately pointed this out.

This is it!

It really is this place!

Thor's expression tightened slightly.

Even if he hadn't recognized him before, he naturally realized it now that someone had pointed it out.

The spoilers about Hela crushing Thor's hammer flashed through Thor's mind for a moment.

Hemsworth immediately recalled a crucial detail.

When Hela made her dazzling debut, she said, "It seems he really is dead."

At the time, neither Chris Hemsworth nor the other group members who had seen the spoilers knew who the "he" Hela was referring to was.

Now it seems certain that it is Odin!

So, could Odin's death have anything to do with Hela?

But that's not right either, Hela clearly only appeared after Odin's death.

"It can't be hidden anymore; my death can't be hidden any longer."

Odin, inside the King's Palace, couldn't help but shake his head and sigh.

Odin has always kept his impending death a secret from everyone.

Odin would never have told Frigga if she hadn't brought it up herself.

Even so, Odin did not tell anyone except Frigga.

Even his foolish son guessed this from various spoilers and asked Odin for confirmation and answers.

Odin also glossed over it.

However, now, the big screen is about to reveal his death.

His death could no longer be hidden.

On the big screen, spoilers continued.

The brothers Thor and Loki, who were teleported to the grasslands by Doctor Strange, immediately discovered their father, Odin.

The two disregarded everything else and went to Odin's side.

"My sons, I have been waiting for you all along."

Odin spoke to Thor and Loki, though he looked much older than before.

"I know, we've come to take you home."

Thor nodded emphatically to Odin.

"Go home, yes, your mother is calling me, can you hear her?"

Odin, however, pretended to listen attentively, as if there really was some sound coming from the scene.

However, the big screen clearly revealed the plot, and there was absolutely no other sound from the scene.

"Loki, break your spell!"

Thor immediately frowned and said to Loki.

Loki shook his head at Thor, saying he hadn't done anything to Odin.

"It took me a long time to break free of your spell, and Frigga will be so proud of you."

Upon hearing this, Odin smiled and glanced at Loki, then beckoned to his two sons, "Come with me, I don't have much time left."

Odin then led Tor and Loki to sit down on a rock to the side.

"Father, I know we have let you down, but we can make amends."

Thor spoke from the bottom of his heart to Odin.

"No, it is I who have let you down."

Odin's expression grew solemn and serious. "Ragnarok is coming."

"No, I stopped Ragnarok, I have ended Surtur," Thor immediately said.

"No, it has already begun; she's coming soon."

Odin, however, said, "My life is the only thing that can restrain her, but my time is up, and I can no longer restrain her."

"It's Hela! Odin must be talking about Hela!"

Bruce Banner immediately stated this with great certainty in the public chat.

"Surtur is not the key to Ragnarok, Hela is!"

"Isn't what Odin said the truth about Ragnarok?"

Beast Hank was quite moved, "So Odin knew everything all along."

The big screen had already given away spoilers about Ragnarok, and everyone was already familiar with the whole process.

It is exactly the same as Odin's "prophecy" at this moment!

It was indeed because Tor Loki and his allies couldn't defeat Hela that they decided to release Surtur, destroying him along with Hela and Asgard.

So Odin really did make a divine prophecy this time.

"Yes, Odin already knew everything; he actually knew the future in advance."

"Is this all the power Odin, the king of the gods, possesses?"

Even Bumblebee in the Transformers universe was impressed.

He had always believed that Cybertron's technology was interstellar advanced, and that human civilization was insignificant in comparison.

As it turned out, after seeing that big screen, Bumblebee realized that Cybertron was actually nothing special.

In the face of true power, they are nothing more than slightly stronger ants.

For example, these gods can easily do things that they would never even dare to imagine.

They can even do something as incredible as predicting the future.

There's one thing about Bumblebee that I don't quite understand.

Since Odin knew about Ragnarok in advance, why didn't he issue a warning beforehand so that he could prepare and respond?

It was only on his deathbed that he mentioned it?

What's the point of knowing the future if you don't make any changes?

Could it be that even if Odin knew the future, he was unable to change it?

On the big screen, spoilers continued.

"Father, who are you talking about?"

Thor looked at Odin with great confusion and asked.

"Hela, the goddess of death, my firstborn daughter! Your sister."

Odin gave this surprising answer.

"What?"

Chris Hemsworth on the big screen was completely dumbfounded, just as dumbfounded as he was when he first heard the news.

"Her violent desires swelled to the point where I couldn't control them, I couldn't stop her, so I imprisoned her."

"She draws her power from Asgard, and when she reaches there, her power will be inexhaustible!"

Odin continued to explain the situation to Tor and Loki.

"No matter who she is, we can deal with her together."

Thor didn't even hesitate.

"No, I've already chosen a different path. You'll have to face this alone!"

"I love you, my children!"

"Look there, remember this place, your home!"

Odin pointed ahead into the sea, and then he turned into light and vanished.

As the golden light dissipated, both Thor and Loki wore expressions of sorrow.

"So this is the truth behind the death of Odin, the king of the gods."

"He wasn't murdered; his life simply came to an end!"

Black Widow expressed some surprise; this was indeed somewhat unexpected.

When Black Widow saw the meaningful title on the big screen, she thought there was a shocking conspiracy behind Odin's death.

It's related to the other party being exiled to Earth.

It turned out to be a false alarm; I had been overthinking it.

Odin's death was devoid of any conspiracy or intrigue, and there was nothing to ponder about it; in fact, it could be considered a good thing.

Odin died of old age.

He died of old age!

"Has Father's life already burned out?"

Chris Hemsworth fell silent for a moment, feeling both relieved and inexplicably oppressed.

A sigh of relief was due to the fact that Odin was not killed by anyone, nor did he die in any accident, which was certainly a good thing.

But it was precisely because of this that Odin's death was unavoidable!

If it was man-made, Chris Hemsworth vowed to intervene as he would to prevent the death of his mother, and similarly to prevent the death of his father.

But what if the king dies of old age?

This was simply unavoidable!

Even if he had extraordinary abilities, he couldn't possibly do it.

Although Chris Hemsworth knew long ago that the lifespan of a god is not infinite and that sooner or later the day will come when his life force is exhausted.

But when he actually learned that his father was about to face this day, Chris Hemsworth was also quite unable to accept it.

"Thor, go and talk to Odin."

Heimdall didn't say much, but simply spoke to Thor.

"I will!"

Thor nodded and said no more.

With a swing of his hammer, it flew away in a flash.

They soon arrived at the King's Palace and stood before Odin and Frigga.

"Father, is what it says true?"

After a moment of silence, Thor looked at Odin in a very heavy voice and asked.

"Thor, you already know the answer, don't you?"

Odin did not give a direct answer, but that was tantamount to admitting it.

This made Thor's heart sink slightly, and a bitter look appeared on his face.

"Father..."

"Thor, nothing in this world is eternal, not even gods. Even gods have an end to their lifespan."

Odin interrupted Thor, "I am no exception, you are no exception, no one in Asgard is no exception."

Thor certainly knew this principle.

Knowing something is one thing, but accepting it calmly is another.

For Chris Hemsworth, it does take him some time to accept this.

"Thor, you know that for us Asgardians, death is not the end, but a beginning."

"Even if what happened on the big screen really did happen, your father would just go to Valhalla and wait for us."

So, there's nothing to be sad about.

Frigga also spoke up to comfort Thor.

Thor eventually came to terms with it.

Since this is something that cannot be avoided, let's take advantage of Father's last moments to spend with him!

At the same time, some hidden dangers were also completely eliminated.

Take Hela, the goddess of death, for example.

Odin had already told Thor about Hela's identity.

Thor knew that Hela was his sister, and he also knew that Odin had imprisoned her.

But what Thor didn't know was that once Odin died, Hela would break free!

This means that Hela, the goddess of death, won't be out for long.

Ragnarok is just around the corner!

Thor had been subconsciously avoiding questions about his sister Hela, always thinking he could deal with it later.

But now, the time has come when we absolutely have to solve this problem.

If this isn't resolved, Asgard is doomed.

Thor would never allow Ragnarok to happen.

"Father, I want to prevent Ragnarok from happening. I want to deal with Hela's matter ahead of time."

After some deep thought, Thor spoke solemnly to Odin.

"As I said before, you decide what happens in Asgard."

Odin didn't raise any objections, but looked at Thor earnestly and asked, "So, what are your plans?"

Thor was truly stumped by Odin's question.

He just had that determination, but how exactly could he do it? Thor had no clue.

"Father, is Hela really that powerful? Even you can't defeat her?"

Thor simply asked Odin for confirmation, unable to believe it.

"I might have been able to do it before, but now, I'm powerless."

Odin shook his head and sighed.

Thor immediately felt a deep, agonizing pain in his testicles.

Even his father admitted that he couldn't defeat Hela, so Thor was even less likely to be a match for her.

Come to think of it, if Hela were really that easy to defeat, why would her other self in another dimension make such a desperate decision as to destroy Asgard?

"Father, let me think about it carefully."

Thor scratched his head hard, lost in thought.

However, even if Chris Hemsworth racked his brains, he still wouldn't be able to come up with any clues, given his intelligence.

He had no choice but to join the group chat and ask everyone about this issue.

"Avoid Ragnarok? That's simple, just kill Hela beforehand, right?"

Tony gave this answer quite naturally.

"Of course I know, but the question is how to kill Hela? It's not an easy task."

"There aren't many things I can't do, but I have to admit, this is one I can't do."

Thor looked like he was in a real pain.

Yes, how can we kill that super-powerful Hela?

Everyone in the group was deep in thought. (End of Chapter)