Foolish Brother Odin

Chapter 120 Interrupting Spellcasting (Conspiracy)
Jotunheim, replica of the Golden Palace.

Odin was talking to Mimir's head alone in the hall: "Mimir! I have always longed to chat with you without reservation."

"My Lord, I also long for it." Mimir knew that Odin would not believe him, but he still had to say it. Odin had asked him to bring his head to him, so it was unthinkable what this shameless Odin would do next.

At this moment, Mimir's advice is absolutely pertinent.

Ten opinions, ten sincere ones, without any water in the water.

"Last time you said that if I make the world a little more chaotic, I'll have a chance. Have you thought about it?"

"I have a little immature suggestion."

"explain."

"Incite the Dark Elves!"

"Oh? What are those little black matchsticks for?"

"It is well known that the Aesir like the light elves and hate the ugly dark elves. They don't even have their own country. They can only live together with the dwarves in Stavalheim, and some of them are scattered in Niflheim."

"My eldest brother selects dark elf priests and heroes every year."

"If it's not enough, let them petition and say they want to establish a country!"

Odin pondered for a moment. This was a good suggestion. Even if it was a mortal creature, given the eldest brother's temperament, it would still attract his attention.

"anything else?"

"It depends on whether you dare to do it, my Lord."

"Why don't you dare?"

"My Lord, have you heard of the eight fierce beasts?"

"Eight? I don't know too clearly."

"This is the judgment of the nosy people." Mimir, who only had one head left, explained one by one:

The first is Nidhogg, the black dragon that gnaws at the roots of the World Tree;
The second is the great eagle Vidoflnir, who lives in the canopy of the world tree that is higher than Asgard. When it flies over the city, it can generate a storm and destroy the mortal city.

The third is the Midgard Serpent Jörmungandr, the child of Loki, but it has undergone orderly transformation by the God-King Tangs, and order runes are engraved on its skin scales, so its strength is no longer as strong as before.

The fourth is the dragon Fafnir. He was originally a dwarf. After becoming a dragon, he lived in the underground of Stavalheim. After destroying a dwarf kingdom, he pulled the ruins of the kingdom into the chaotic space, and then guarded the dwarf treasure tightly.

The fifth is the North Sea monster Kraken.

The sixth is the Sun Wolf Skoll.

The seventh is the hellhound Garm.

The last eighth is a behemoth according to legend, but it also lives in Niflheim. No one has ever seen its true face, only its huge and terrifying footprints that look like a pond.

After listening to the eight behemoths, Odin frowned completely.

Mimir hadn’t finished speaking yet: “In fact, if Fenrir and Hati hadn’t been killed, they would have most likely been among the giant beasts. It’s a pity that they no longer have the opportunity to prove themselves.”

"And the Kraken. It's been killed."

"Well, at least the Kraken was once a great beast."

What Odin actually cares more about is why, according to the original top ten, half of the list proposed by Mimir are Loki's children or controlled by Loki's children (Hela)?
That bastard Loki is actually the winner?

Odin began to regret again: "If I reconcile with Loki..." "My Lord, the chance is slim. Jörmungandr and Garm have already fallen into the sight of His Majesty the God King. His Majesty also trusts Hela. As for these three, My Lord, you can at most let them remain neutral when something happens, which is good enough."

Odin felt depressed.

On the surface, his eldest brother was extremely dedicated to running the Nine Realms, but in fact, he had plucked out all the enemies and potential sprouts that emerged in the Nine Realms. He couldn't even take advantage of the situation.

If Jörmungandr, Garm and Skul all listen to Downs, it means that even if the other five beasts are instigated to attack Asgard together, they may not have an advantage in strength.

Alas! The God King's reputation is too good, and my brother is also very careful in his work, so there are not many flaws.

Just when Odin was discussing the rebellion with Mimir, a piece of news stunned Odin.

There was a knock on the door outside the hall.

The voice of Bala*Julang came: "My Lord, Asgard has sent Thor with the Valkyries."

Odin's heart skipped a beat and he couldn't help feeling panicked.

No way? It's coming so fast?!

I was just planning it, but your brother got wind of it?
Odin, who felt that he had not revealed any flaws, quickly straightened his face, straightened his armor, held Kungunir in his right hand, and gave Mimir a stern warning look: "Don't talk nonsense!"

"Of course not, my lord. After all, many of the ideas were mine." Mimir said humbly.

Odin sat on his throne, cleared his throat, and called out, "Please let my eldest nephew in."

Soon, the main door of the hall opened, and Thor came in hurriedly with the three warriors of Asgard and a group of Valkyries, and saluted Odin respectfully.

"Thor has met the King of Jotunheim!"

"No need to be so polite, my dear nephew. What brings you here?" Odin pretended to be friendly, stood up, walked down the steps, and patted the shoulder of Thor, who was taller than him.

Thor glanced at Mimir who was hanging on a pillar nearby. "Oh, it's all because of my poor uncle. When Grandma Bestra heard the news about you, she almost fainted... Oh, forget it. I can't pretend anymore. In fact, what Grandma said was - [Mimir, the old bastard, said something he shouldn't have said again and got his retribution, right?]."

Mimir rolled his eyes when he heard this.

It really is!
Although his sister was not as smart as him, this was true.

"Every effect has a cause. My sister is right."

Thor shrugged, then put his hand on the shoulder of his uncle, who had an unnatural expression, in the same intimate way: "Father said that Jotunheim is too chaotic, so he asked me to help you clean up those rebellious giants. To prevent the tragedy similar to that of my uncle from happening again."

Odin's facial expression was very interesting, he thought: I just started to support the enemy and you, Towns, come and clean me up?
Odin was obviously trying to manage his expression, but he was really angry!

Stop pretending, he is just angry.

Odin looked angry and said, "It was all my fault! That's why Mimir was killed."

Thor heard this and patted his chest honestly: "It's okay! Uncle, I'll help you. I guarantee that every rebellious giant will not survive until the next day!"

I, thank you so much!
The corners of Odin's mouth twitched slightly.

As expected, sincerity is the real killer. Thor took on so much without any ulterior motives, but instead caused tons of psychological damage to Odin.

But Odin knew that the culprit was his extremely smart elder brother.

And the reason used is so grand!
Odin could only hope that Thor would not find the group of giants in which he had hidden.

This seems a bit difficult!

(End of this chapter)