Out of trust in Tyr's justice and trust in Fenrir's strength.

Hela's army agreed.

It's a pity...they were all deceived!

After Odin tricked them into disarming... he directly ordered Asgard's most elite force, the Valkyrie, to lead the Royal Guards to massacre the troops who disarmed! And Odin also encouraged Vanahem's troops to join them.

massacre.

The warriors who came to Asgard were betrayed by Odin.

As a result, Tyr had one of his arms bitten off by Fenrir.

Although he fought hard and killed Fenrir, Tyr was very angry about it.

It was not because of his own arm. Tyr, the just god of war, believed that his arm was not unjustly lost. After all, the soldiers of Vanaheim also participated in the massacre. Even if he was killed by Fenrir, he deserved it.

But Odin blasphemed his honor!

He used Tyr's notarization to deceive those warriors!

What's even more disgusting is that Odin actually betrayed his own army!

Tyr's trust was also betrayed.

Those warriors... Tyr sympathized with them. No matter what they did, Odin's way of treating them was too cruel, too evil, and too shameless!

Tyr rejected Odin's offer to help him restore his arm, and decided to keep the broken arm forever to remember this humiliation.

From then on Tyr was no longer willing to pay any respect to Odin.

Even when Odin launched the war, Tyr never spoke harshly to Odin like that.

Afterwards, Odin led his army to surround Hela and her last supporters.

He gave Hela one last chance to surrender.

But Hela refused because she had never learned how to surrender.

She didn't even learn to compromise.

So the war began.

War is cruel.

Many, many people died, and the Valkyries were also completely wiped out by Hela in that battle!

But Odin still defeated Hela, deprived her of her divine power, and sealed her.

"Your father is a traitor. He used lies to kill all of Asgard's own army. He is a dishonorable person. He is forever spurned by the just God of War. He thought that all records should be erased and people would not be allowed to talk about that.

A betrayal, and then you can cover it up by pretending to be peaceful and kind, but that is impossible, this matter will torture him forever!"

Niold looked at Thor with malice and loudly rebuked Odin for his hypocrisy.

Thor's expression was... well, how should I describe it, frightened?

Anyway, I was shocked.

In fact, not only Thor, but also Sif, Hogan and Fandral were also shocked.

They never knew this.

Only Volstagg had a complicated expression.

"That's not what happened. Odin saved those people. But

Like Hela, they are addicted to killing and can't help themselves. If they are not eliminated, Asgard will one day be destroyed in their hands."

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Volstagg was a witness to that battle.

He was still very young and didn't even have a beard.

Precisely because he has experienced that period of history, he understands what Odin did.

Sif was a little at a loss. She knew that Tyr didn't like Odin, and she also knew that Tyr lost his arm because of Odin's deception, but she didn't know about Hela.

I don't even know that Odin actually did that.

According to Asgard's social outlook, Odin's behavior would undoubtedly be despised.

But Asgard never talked about this.

Sif is not Thor, so she would foolishly believe that Odin doesn't allow people to talk about it, so no one really talks about it.

But Asgardians still worship Odin.

That only means one thing, and that is... the Asgardians at that time thought Odin did the right thing!

Otherwise it would never be like this!

So she trusted Volstagg.

But Thor...

Sif looked at Thor worriedly.

She knew very well how much Thor admired his father.

She even understood that Odin would banish Thor to the earth. When Odin brought Thor's team back from Jotunheim, in the "guard room" of the Rainbow Bridge, Odin scolded Thor severely.

pause.

Vanity, greed, cruelty, arrogance, ignorance, unworthy of the trust of the people of the Nine Realms...

This may be the harshest curse Odin has ever cursed in his life. Thinking about it now, maybe it wasn't Thor who caused trouble at all, but Odin saw his former self in Thor. Odin's insults to Thor were actually a sign of his anger.

Reflections on the first half of my life.

In the first half of his life, Odin advocated force. His brutal conquest-style rule plunged the nine realms into complete chaos. Billions of living creatures in the nine realms were in dire straits because of the war provoked by Asgard. Odin did not want Thor to follow his old path.

, only to erase his power and let him hone his mentality on earth.

Now it seems that this method is effective.

At least Thor has indeed changed.

Thor began to follow Odin's example and learn from Odin to become a true king.

But now...

The house collapsed.

What would Thor think?

Will he be disappointed by this?

Or even give up on yourself?

Sif wanted to persuade and comfort Thor, but she didn't open her mouth yet.

Thor suddenly recovered from his confusion.

He opened his mouth and shouted.

"So...I really have a sister?"

Clam?
Chapter completed!