Marvel: Starting with the Glint-Glint Fruit

The Frost Casket is a divine artifact of the Frost Giants, possessing incredible power capable of instantly freezing an entire planet.

However, its usage threshold is very high. Putting aside everything else, the most basic threshold is that only Frost Giants can use it.

However, at Odin's level, he can use it if he wants to, but what is Loki's strength now?

It's practically impossible to bypass the threshold and use the Frostbox without being a Frost Giant.

It's similar to Mjolnir, Thor's hammer.

Aside from Odin and Thor, no one else can use it. However, some conditions have been relaxed now: Odin must add a spell to Thor's hammer when he banishes Thor to Earth.

Those who possess noble qualities such as sacrifice, protection, and kindness can wield Thor's hammer and harness the power of thunder and storms.

To become the new Thor.

Thor regained his godhood and became the God of Thunder again, but the spell did not disappear as a result.

So if someone were to actually encounter Thor's hammer, they could pick it up and use it.

Thor wasn't stupid; he was basically able to guess Loki's identity.

But will Thor change Loki's attitude?

will not.

To Thor, Loki is Loki. Regardless of whether he has the blood of the Frost Giants, Loki is still his brother, Odin's son, and the prince of Asgard.

At this moment, Thor's real headache was how to rescue Loki.

He didn't want Loki to die like that.

Even if Asgardian warriors die, they should die on the battlefield, rather than sink into utter despair in a lonely, desolate world.

As Thor was deep in thought, a gentle voice suddenly grew louder in his ear.

"Thor, Thor?"

Thor snapped out of his thoughts and turned to look at the source of the sound.

Right beside him, his mother, Frigga, was looking at him with worried and tender eyes.

"Mother."

Thor responded immediately.

When Frigga saw that Saul had regained consciousness, she chuckled and shook her head: "I've never seen you like this before, Saul."

"But the ability to think also proves that you have matured, and Odin would be very pleased to know that."

“I was too proud and reckless before, Mom,” Thor said with shame.

He never understood Odin at all, and lived according to his own ideas, which made him a bit too self-centered.

After experiencing all of this, he gradually came to understand some things.

You are still young.

Frigga reached out and gently stroked Saul's cheek, her voice soft and comforting, a hint of relief flashing in her eyes.

She knew that Saul might no longer be going through things that would break him.

But now she still has to guide the lost Thor.

He then patted Thor on the shoulder as a gesture before walking toward the side of the Asgardian palace.

Thor followed.

Walking along the corridors of Asgard, I arrived at the top floor, where I could see Asgard in the distance from above.

We didn't see many guards along the way.

The mother and son walked side by side when Frigga suddenly spoke up, "Are you thinking about Loki?"

"Yes, Mom, Loki's crimes are too great."

Thor made no attempt to hide his thoughts.

He had nothing to hide from his mother.

Upon hearing this, Frigga suddenly stopped in her tracks. She looked at Saul, and seeing her eldest son also standing there, looking bewildered, Frigga sighed.

"Thor, you have never understood Loki, never entered his heart."

"You are brothers."

Saul may be caught between his brothers and not see things clearly, but Frigga, as their mother, can see where the conflict lies between them.

Or rather, the conflict was caused solely by Loki's side.

"Did I do something wrong?" Thor was still confused and troubled. He looked at Frigga expectantly, wanting his mother's guidance.

But Saul didn't expect what Frigga would say next.

“You’ve never done anything wrong, Saul,” Frigga said earnestly.

The mother and son looked at each other, and Saul was even more bewildered.

"I didn't do anything wrong?" Thor couldn't understand. If he hadn't done anything wrong, why would he have caused Loki to become like this?

"Yes, you did nothing wrong between you and Loki. You are excellent. As a king, your personality and self-awareness were not mature enough before, but as a brother, you are outstanding and excellent. That is not a reason for Loki to become what he is today."

"He made a mistake. His identity, his thoughts, and his intelligence all led him to make a mistake."

Thor fell silent.

Frigga continued, "Loki is jealous of you because your excellence and outstanding qualities overshadow his own light, and the one who is truly at fault is your father."

Frigga offered a slight suggestion on this point.

She couldn't tell Thor directly that Odin did this on purpose because of Ragnarok, to incite conflict between the brothers.

Chapter 421 Compared to Terra, Asgard is too weak (Seeking monthly votes)

"Father God?"

"Yes, he placed his hopes on you, thus ignoring Loki's feelings and making him feel that Odin was focusing on you instead of seeing his excellence."

Frigga continued, "Loki might think that your father favors you more, which makes him feel unbalanced."

Thor fell silent. What else could he say?

Blame Odin?

Or should we blame Loki?

In the end, all the complex emotions turned into a sigh.

Frigga found it quite amusing to see her eldest son looking so listless, but before she could say anything, Thor's expression changed, and his dejected demeanor returned to that of the invincible Thor.

His loud voice rang out.

"Mom, I had a dream last night."

Frigga's heart skipped a beat, and she came.

She pretended not to know: "A dream?"

“Yes.” Thor frowned. “I dreamt of the destruction of Asgard, and I also dreamt of a woman, a woman who commanded a powerful army of the dead, riding on a giant wolf. This woman held a sword and slaughtered all the Asgardians.”

"Even the entire Nine Realms were plunged into darkness and fear because of her."

"This feeling is very strong, and it's not good."

Saul was quite worried.

As gods, they are born with many incredible powers, such as the ability to foresee dreams.

At his current level, he can sometimes foresee many future scenarios.

So what is a perfectly normal dream for an ordinary person would be taken very seriously by him, because it might happen in the future.

As his mother was one of the most powerful witches in Asgard, Thor naturally had to tell her about this.

I hope to get some answers from my mother.

And Frigga did not disappoint Saul.

Frigga's expression became complicated, which made Saul immediately realize that his mother seemed to know something. Of course, Saul didn't know that his mother was actually secretly laughing.

When it comes to acting, women are born to act.

Moreover, it was so perfectly natural that there wasn't a single flaw to be seen, let alone Thor, the kind and honest son.

Saul stared intently at Frigga.

Frigga didn't speak for a while.

She shook her head slightly, and her first words were a thunderbolt to Thor.

"Actually, you had an older sister before you."

"elder sister?"

Thor's eyes widened in disbelief.

"Yes, before you were born, when your father Odin was at his youngest and most vigorous, before I met your father, he had a daughter."

"Her name is Hela Odinson, and she was once your father's executioner."

"She is powerful, brave, and bloodthirsty. She followed your father and led the Asgardian army to conquer all sides. All enemies who stood in your father's way were killed by her without mercy."

"It was also she who laid the foundation for Asgard's glory during that period."

"She was originally the most likely candidate to become the new king of Asgard after your father."

Frigga slowly recounted this story.

She is known to the world as the Goddess of Death.

“But I’ve never heard of it before, and there’s not even a record of this in Asgard.” Thor had an expression that said, “I had an older sister, and I didn’t even know it.”

Frigga loves seeing Thor's innocent and naive nature; it creates a charming contrast.

She forced down her laughter and pretended to be helpless.

"She is excellent, even more excellent and outstanding than you, Loki, and everyone else, but she is cruel and cold-blooded. Your father was once afraid of her, afraid that if he abdicated and let Hela inherit the throne, the Nine Realms would be plunged into war and fear."

"Odin saw the future of Asgard because of her massacres. He didn't want Hela to become a tyrant, so he tried to persuade her to have compassion."

"But she did not. She never repented, nor did she have any reverence for life. She only cared about her iron-fisted rule."

“Just like I used to be,” Thor muttered quietly at that moment.

“Yes, so Odin was very disappointed in you back then, and even wanted to banish you.” Frigga chuckled. “He didn’t want to see you become your sister.”

"So what happened to her?"

"She was imprisoned because of ideological differences. Hela rebelled and fought a great battle with your father, Odin, who eventually imprisoned her in Helheim, where she remains to this day."

"And all information about her was erased."

Thor looked completely bewildered.

"So the scene in my dream was caused by her?"

“It’s possible.” Frigga said with a serious expression, “Your father god is now in a slumber for longer and longer periods. His life is nearing its end, and his power to imprison Helheim is getting weaker and weaker.”

Why didn't the Father God strip her of her power?

Thor was puzzled by this.

If all of this in his dream was because of Hela, then why didn't Odin strip Hela of her divinity in the same way he banished himself?

"Because it's impossible. Hela is very powerful; she was the most powerful god at that time besides your father."

Frigga shook her head: "Besides, her power is based on Asgard. As long as Asgard exists, she will never die and will only become stronger."

"Even your father god is not able to kill her or strip her of her power. He can only imprison her in Helheim, thus severing her connection with Asgard."

"Is she God the Father?"

Thor frowned and asked uncertainly.