The darkest corner of Wharton City.

Lucky, who was once named Lamont, served as the president of Allen University, and released the evil spirit, is looking towards the place where he once lived - Allen City.

The man was standing in the middle of the street, surrounded by countless strange creatures. Tall giants, cunning rat men, proud cat men, furry feather men, long-eared elves, all of them were walking on the street that looked like a reflection on the lake.

Coming and going, no one felt anything strange.

Lamont, who was standing in the middle of the street, had long been trimmed. He no longer looked like a haggard beast, but a well-educated middle-aged gentleman. However, this gentleman's right eye socket was empty and he was not wearing anything like an eyepatch.

He just looked in the direction of Aaron City.

He saw two of himself.

Aaron City-Spiritual World.

Some kind of obscure power is constantly passing between the two, and the illusion is developing in a direction that neither Hevin nor Stickman can control.

The evil power emerges from the void, and the man riding the divine horse and the one-eyed old man seem to be the dead god Odin.

Young Odin sighed:

"Didn't you expect that I would end up like this?"

Old Odin shook his head:

"You can't understand, of course, but I can understand why you can't understand me, because I was once you, and you were not me yet."

The blond man did not agree with his words:

"No, you are no longer me, but I am the king of the gods, the master of war and power, and you are just a fallen person growing out of my body.

"Will the most heroic and fearless person in the past become like you? I didn't expect that I would end up like this, but having said that, it's really not surprising, after all, what we have to face is so terrible."

The old man's eyes contain wisdom that transcends almost all life:

"Destiny will destroy Asgard, and one day you will become like me."

Young Odin said:

"I will defeat fate, but I will never become as crazy as you."

Old Odin replied:

"When you have no other way to go, you will make the same choice as me, because you are me. Even if you think that I have given up on what I insist on, you think that you already fully know how I got to this point.

Yes, but you can’t imagine it and you won’t understand it.

"You can't understand me, just like mortals can't understand gods. You can only guess why I made this choice. But in fact, you don't know. I didn't throw away anything. I just faced the truth that you, a coward, have been avoiding.

"I embraced the cruel reality and accepted the fact that we couldn't save everything, and I chose to give up."

The blond Odin asked:

"Where's Loki? Didn't he persuade you?"

The white-haired old man said:

"He? He was the guy who destroyed Askide in Destiny. He was the one who caused all this. He killed Baldur and made the gods lose their light. He raised three hungry monsters.

, and taught them hatred and cruelty. He let the sword of victory fall into the hands of Surtur, and let Frey, who should have been victorious, die in Asskid.

"This is what he will do, he will be a traitor and die together with my son Heimdall."

Young Odin frowned:

"Your son?"

The old man’s voice was full of force:

"I am the father of the gods - Odin."

The young man shook his head:

"Madman, even if you see the future, don't you want to subvert that established future? Do you really think Loki will betray you, your blood brother, don't you even trust him?

"

Old Odin said:

"I haven't seen it yet, but I still believe in Loki. Even with the so-called fate that seems destined, I still believe in my blood-blooded brother. But if I trust him so much, he will not lie to others in the future. He will not

You will definitely be able to defeat fate, just like me."

At this moment, the old Odin looked up, and then he said calmly:

"Asgard has disappeared."

The blond man smiled:

"It seems like your set is very practical, doesn't it?"

Old Odin said:

"But it seems that we did not die from fate. I defeated fate, but something still stopped me. It turns out that this is even more ridiculous than the so-called prophecy."

Young Odin said:

"You betrayed Loki, right? It's impossible for him to betray you, but I thought about it...

"If necessary, I will indeed betray him. At least the future me - you, will betray my blood alliance brothers for the so-called victory over fate."

Old Odin smiled:

"It can be said that I betrayed everyone, I betrayed fate itself, and then I will defeat everything and let all the people of Asgard live with me until the next era, and Asgard will exist forever.

"

The blond Odin disagreed:

"There is nothing that exists forever, and are you really doing all this for Asgard? Or is it because you can no longer find an opponent who can excite you? You know that even fate is not

Totally invincible.

"But there is still one person in this world who scares me from time to time. You know he can make you excited again, so even though you obviously have a better way to choose, you still come to this step.

"Because you know that the outcome of the prophecy is completely nonsense. How can Haildam kill the God of tricks and lies? How great is the father of the gods in the nine realms? All of his children have great consequences.

Divine power, who else is so powerful?

"Could it be that Laufei's son, the father of monsters, the treacherous god, the most terrifying giant after Ymir's death, is as proficient in magic and witchcraft as you are, can see everything you see, and has vast divine power to defeat you

There is no other god who can compare with him. Thor was teased by him repeatedly, Tyr had one of his hands bitten off by his child, and half of the power of death was taken away by his daughter.

"Of course, in this world, only your blood brother, who has more affection than family members, can become your enemy, but you don't have any reason to attack him, and then the prophecy comes."

Old Odin looked at himself calmly:

"Whether you believe it or not, I did not betray Loki. Things just happened naturally. There was destined to be a stop between us. Now it seems that we both died on the same day."

The blond Odin said:

"God of Wisdom? I can't tell whether you are lying, but we are all dead anyway, and neither of us is even alive at this moment, even just a little bit. So why not use my spear to ask, what are you doing?"

What kind of person is he?

"Myself."
Chapter completed!