Chapter 363 Inescapable Fate

Everything has to be prioritized, the female explorer and the witch's cemetery are not as important to Salomon as the old man with a small temper in front of him. Of course, Salomon would not be so idiotic as to think that the All-Father would be an ordinary old man after he gave up the throne, and the cane that burst out with incomparable magical aura was transformed by Gungnir. Whenever the need arises, the All-Father casts his spells on this artifact crafted from the branches of the Yggdrasil tree, delivering a sure-fire blow from which no one can escape.

The Queen of Heaven, Frigg, asked Salomon to stay for dinner, which he couldn't refuse, because the Queen of Heaven used a very homely tone, as if inviting her younger generation to come to dinner. Salomon could not refuse whether it was based on the consideration of the friendship between Asgard and Karma Taj or the kindness of the queen Frigga. Now, the Queen of Heaven, Frigga, needs to pick some vegetables and fungi as raw materials for dinner, and Salomon is responsible for bringing Odin back to the cabin. Just like what the queen Frigga said, he wants to keep an eye on the wayward Odin, lest this old guy go after the goat that just passed by—the father of the gods seems to have relieved his burden, the demeanor of the god king no longer exists, and his body exudes the breath of twilight. He looks like the annoying old man who lives next door to your house and complains about his children and the few pensions all day long.

"Why not! You can still have lamb tonight!" Odin seemed unaware that he had used goats to describe Jane Foster. If one had to choose between the vegetable salad made by Diva Frigg and mutton, the All-Godfather would choose the latter without hesitation, even if it was a goat, he was fed up with the healthy diet that Diva Frigg had learned from watching mortal TV channels!

"That's someone else's sheep, Father of the Gods." Salomon couldn't let Odin move the neighbor's sheep back, it would cause a lot of trouble. But Odin didn’t seem to care at all. What he wanted to do most now was to drink and eat meat with the neighbors’ old men after dinner—Frigga stopped him from doing this absurd act, because Asgard’s spirits and high blood pressure would send those mortal old men to the hospital, which was far from the “don’t cause trouble” that the supreme mage told him.

"Change your name! Remember to call me Grandpa!"

"Okay, Grandfather Wednesday, can you walk back to the cabin in peace now? Can you promise that you won't hunt brown bears and goats again?" the mystic said helplessly. "Not even dogs. I saw you brought two big dogs. They were still gnawing bones outside the door when I arrived."

"That's Kiley and Kuliqi, they are wolves. They helped me hunt the brown bear yesterday." The father of the gods seemed to have become the legendary king of Asgard's golden age again, and he said in a very proud tone, "A man just wants to hunt and go home to cook dinner for his wife! Now that I'm old, it's up to you to hunt. This is a family inheritance..."

"I think I can open a portal to the supermarket to buy some aged beef, Grandfather Wotan." Salomon ignored Odin's crazy words. In his opinion, the father of the gods just wanted to find something to do after holding back in the mortal world for a long time. The All-Father reluctantly accepted the suggestion, but he still asked Salomon to chop some firewood behind the cabin and roast the unfinished bear meat yesterday.

Therefore, Salomon could only wear this expensive, well-pressed custom-made suit and work with an axe, while the All-Father sat on a wooden stake next to him, leisurely watching Salomon split firewood with his axe, and feed the two wolves some bear meat by the way. As long as the mystic turned his gaze away, the old man would immediately show the appearance that an old man of this age should have. No matter what Salomon said, he would pretend not to hear.

In fact, the All-Father was observing the heir of Karma Taj before him.

Odin couldn't imagine how the Supreme Mage taught this heir. In a private chat, the Supreme Mage told Odin about the tasks that Salomon had experienced. After carefully analyzing those tasks, Odin believes that compared with his two sons, Salomon lacks Thor's indomitable bravery and Loki's cunning, but he seems to have more courage to rule a country. At least he knows what kind of means to use to face different people, and always examines the moderation, always has a backup plan, and always understands to take a long-term view.

It seems to be in his nature, he is born to rule. As for what Salomon himself thinks, whether he is willing or not, the pathetic desire to save the world has already been imposed on him. Unless he gives up everything and walks towards the darkness guided by the silver key, otherwise no matter how he chooses, he will walk on the destined path.

The All-Father began to reflect on his parenting methods.

I have to say, thinking about it now, Odin also feels that his methods are a bit too bad. However, he can’t be blamed for this. The secret deep in his heart is destined to prevent him from educating his heirs in a too ordinary way—this is about the cause of the death of the previous father of the gods, Baoer, and the curse brought about by his refusal to save Baoer.

Now that Bauer's curse has been fulfilled on Hela, Odin fears that the curse will extend to all his children. The All-Father is not a patriarchal person, and Asgard's inheritance law cannot restrain the top of the Asir Protoss. In fact, if Hela is not so crazy, there is nothing wrong with making Hela the monarch of Asgard. She does not have Thor's innocence and Loki's short-sightedness, and her force can guarantee the Asgard Empire's position in the universe. Although he didn't see the battle in Nilfheim with his own eyes, according to the diva Frigga, Salomon Damonet seems to be a person who can contain Hela.

So Odin is now observing Salomon with a mentality of observing his son-in-law.

In the future, Asgard needs to join forces with Karma Taj to deal with the threats in the universe, and it is not impossible to merge the two into one. Odin believes that Hela is not a weak woman, she will follow the advice but will never follow blindly. In a sense, this also means that Asgard has conquered Midgard. With Salomon's assistance, Asgard will once again enter the golden age.

And now Odin's tossing about Salomon is purely a joke to his family, the elders to the younger, but Salomon didn't understand his meaning at all. He pushed away the two stupid giant wolves that were approaching, and threw some supercilious glances at the old man who was sitting on a stake drinking secretly.

Odin's two crows, Fokkin and Wuni, are probably still roaming the Nine Realms, and the All-Father has never let go of his power for a moment. But the result of this is that Odin's eyes will only be good when he is secretly drinking. He needs to look around to see if the diva Frigga has come back suddenly. If he is caught, then his dinner will only be "healthy meals".

Why is boiled chicken breast so unpalatable.

"Come and drink." Odin beckoned Salomon to sit beside him. The All-Father handed the jug to the mystic, who stared at Salomon until he took a small sip. Unsurprisingly, he was choked and coughed desperately, as if he was going to cough out his lungs, and the father of the gods let him go.

"Men can't drink." The father of the gods reached out to take back his small flagon, and took another sip for himself. He let out a contented sigh, and then with a mean expression, he stuffed the spirits to Salomon, who was coughing and blushing, "How can you go to the battlefield or fly a spaceship without drinking? Hurry up, hurry up, we can have two more sips before Frigga comes back. My daughter will look down on a man who doesn't drink."

Ok, I updated.

Make up for skipping orders QAQ