Marvel: Starting with the Glint-Glint Fruit

Planning to give my two older sons some more intense training?

"Ragnarok," Matthew uttered a single word.

Ragnarok?

The group exchanged glances, their expressions varied.

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Ragnarok is also a secret, known only to Odin and Frigga in Asgard.

Neither Thor nor Loki knew.

Only the Ancient One knows about Kamar-Taj, so the Kamar-Taj Library does not contain any accounts of Ragnarok.

Lei Che and the others naturally had no idea.

However, judging from the literal meaning and considering that Odin is going to release Hela, they can probably guess what is behind Ragnarok.

"Is Hela that strong?" Negri asked in surprise.

Ragnarok – just from the name, you know that almost everyone in Asgard with a name would be wiped out.

Is Hela really that powerful?

But that doesn't seem logical, since Odin personally imprisoned Hela.

From the available information, Asgard's history appears to have been quite lively and carefree.

They even slaughtered a legion of Asgard's elite Valkyries.

But the problem is that Odin is too powerful.

No matter how much Hela jumps around, she can never get past Odin.

unless....

"From the moment Odin decided to release Hela, Ragnarok was a thing of the past," Matthew cleared up everyone's doubts.

He said softly, "In the predetermined fate, Odin could not change history. His fall and Hela's escape from her prison were the beginning of Ragnarok."

"Whether she can still trigger this now is questionable."

In fact, the existence of Ragnarok was entirely based on when Odin would die.

As long as Odin lives, Hela in Helheim will never be able to break free of his bonds. No matter when Odin dies, Ragnarok will begin as soon as he falls.

Odin sacrificed his eyes to foresee the future and the origins of Ragnarok.

But he couldn't change it.

This is a tragedy for all living beings on this sacred timeline, and Odin is undoubtedly one of the very few powerful gods in this universe.

Even someone as powerful as Odin cannot alter the timeline.

Because Ragnarok is a predetermined cycle within the sacred timeline, even though the timeline can be altered, Ragnarok will still be triggered by the influence of the timeline.

It might not be because of Hela, but because of other events, or even cause a greater and worse impact.

This was an inevitable outcome.

Odin could only plan ahead and make an effort within the framework of Ragnarok to try to save some of the Asgardians, and also to ensure that the brothers Thor and Loki could grow stronger as a result.

Now that the timeline has become a complete mess, Odin dares not gamble.

He could only place his hopes on Matthew, because Matthew was an outcast whose fate could not be bound.

Odin hoped that Matthew's involvement would bring about change, which is why he was willing to pay such a high price and make such a significant sacrifice.

Otherwise, Odin could have dealt with Hela all by himself.

It's true that Odin cares about family ties, but to say that he can't kill Hela is pure nonsense. Do you really think Odin can't be ruthless enough to sever Hela's connection with Asgard?

Or perhaps he also has a way to strengthen the seal on Helheim, ensuring that Hela cannot escape even after his death.

Odin simply didn't dare to gamble.

Matthew doesn't care about Ragnarok or anything like that. As things stand, it's practically impossible for Ragnarok in Asgard to affect Terra or Earth.

Even the chosen working-class Ancient One would not allow it.

Matthew is definitely going to keep all the benefits for himself, as for Hela and Ragnarok, that's up to Odin to decide.

Matthew can lend a hand to Asgard at crucial moments.

Let Asgard's own people make their own mess.

Matthew's mention of Hela and Ragnarok was also a way of giving Reicher and the others a heads-up.

When it comes to information exchange, Matthew has never put on airs or acted like a riddle-maker.

Just keep focusing on development and that's it.

.....

In Asgard, Thor led the Warriors Three back to Asgard.

The group returned to the observation station via the Rainbow Bridge and saw Heimdall, who had somehow been freed from his ice spell, struggling to hold the Guardian Sword and appearing weak.

Upon seeing this, Thor, Fandral, and the others immediately changed their expressions and rushed forward to help Heimdall down the steps.

Heimdall, how are you?

Thor let Heimdall put one hand on his shoulder, supporting him while frowning and asking questions.

Heimdall said weakly, "Loki attacked me. I'm sorry, Thor, I couldn't inform you in time."

“You have done very well, Heimdall, it is not your fault.”

"Fandall, take Heimdall to get treatment. I need to go settle accounts with Loki."

After carefully handing Heimdall to the three, Thor spun Mjolnir, unleashing a surge of howling storm power, and instantly flew towards Asgard.

Sol's return did not attract much attention.

Even when he arrived at the gates of Asgard and found no guards, Thor sensed Loki's presence in the hall and knew Loki's intentions.

There was some pain in my heart, but even more so, there was determination.

He absolutely cannot allow Loki to run rampant again; it would be a devastating blow to Asgard.

Let the two brothers handle this on their own.

Use the most primitive method.

Thor gripped his old friend Mjolnir, Thor's hammer, and strode confidently into the magnificent Asgardian palace.

When Thor arrived at the empty Asgardian palace, his gaze fell upon Loki, who sat on the throne at the far end of the steps.

"Loki."

When Thor saw Loki's gloomy and cold face, he angrily called out Loki's name.

"Ah, isn't this my dear brother Thor? How dare you disobey the Father's command and return to Asgard without permission, committing a grave crime of rebellion! In Odin's name, I hereby sentence you to death!"

Loki's lips curved into a smile that Thor had never seen before.

Hatred, anger, and an undisguised murderous intent.

Thor gritted his teeth.

"Loki, you have attempted to overthrow Asgard, seize the throne, colluded with the Frost Giants, and deceived the Father. Your crimes are too numerous to count."

"Most importantly, you actually want to drag Asgard into the quagmire of war. Do you know that your actions will completely shatter the peace of the Nine Realms and turn the Terra Empire into an enemy of us?"

Thor pointed one finger at Loki and recounted everything he had done.

Loki did not deny it, because he knew that Thor had regained his godhood and divine power and successfully returned to Asgard, and all his plans had failed.

Now his only remaining chance is to kill Thor openly and honestly.

boom!!

Loki stood up, holding Gungnir, and slammed it against the ground.

A burly silver figure emerged from the corner, and Thor's expression changed drastically the moment he saw it.

"Destroyer?"

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The Destroyer is a silver-armored creature.

Forged from Uru metal from Asgard, it is a heavy armor with sharp angles and features a cannon-like structure on its face. The overall design exudes the heavy and imposing aura of an Asgardian god-level creation.

He is about 2.5 meters tall.

This armor was forged by Odin from a mysterious enchanted metal from Asgard to defend against the cosmic gods and protect the safety of the Nine Realms. Its energy source is Odin and the entirety of Asgard.

The Destroyer was then appointed as the guardian of Odin's vaults.

Anyone who dares to enter Odin's Treasury will be identified as an enemy by the Destroyer Armor and killed without mercy.

Thor saw the Destroyer armor, and his expression instantly turned serious.

He looked at the Spear of Eternity in Loki's hand, and he already understood.

The Eternal Spear represents the king's authority and possesses many privileges, including the ability to control the Destroyer Armor.

Fortunately, Thor knew that the strength of the Destroyer Armor depended on the pilot.

The difference in strength between Loki wielding the Destroyer armor and Odin wielding the Destroyer armor is enormous.

"Is this your source of confidence?"

"Why didn't you just go and support the Frost Giants before?"

Thor ignored the Destroyer and frowned as he asked Loki.

It wasn't sarcasm, just doubt.

Logically speaking, since Loki used the Bifrost to teleport the Frost Giants to Earth, everyone should be able to see this obvious signal.

If he was going to offend them anyway, why didn't Loki send the Destroyer to Earth to support the Frost Giants at the last moment?

Unexpectedly, Loki seemed to break down a bit when asked the questions.

It was obvious that Loki's expression had become even more gloomy, but he seemed to have no interest in paying attention to Thor.

In fact, Loki himself had no intention of supporting the Frost Giants.

He just wanted to see how things went.

In Loki's mind, the ideal scenario would be for the Frost Giants and the Terran Empire to fight to a standstill, provided that Thor was killed.

If the Frost Giants were slightly inferior, Loki would take the opportunity to send the Destroyer Armor to support them.

After all, nothing is more important than killing Thor.

But the result was something Loki never expected: the Frost Giants were slaughtered without any resistance, and even Laufey disappeared without a trace.

What's the point of Loki sending the Destroyer?

Does Loki not know how much of the Destroyer he controls is fake?

If it were actually delivered there, it would probably be torn to pieces by those monsters immediately.

Loki would never tell Thor these thoughts.

He issued an ultimatum to Saul.

"Kneel down and acknowledge me as the King of Asgard, and you will live, Thor."

Loki knew that throwing the Destroyer onto Terra was a sure way to kill him, but he was confident that Thor couldn't possibly defeat the Destroyer, let alone with Loki's support.

“You are not worthy of this position, Loki.”