Three years ago, on the day of Ancient One's death.
She had once brought a baby girl to Asgard and handed the child over to Odin to raise.
Frija had always been brooding over this matter.
Even if she was very good to the child, even better than Odin, it was still a thorn in her heart.
She did not object to Odin and Ancient One's relationship, and even if something really happened between the two, Frija did not care. Although Odin was the King of Asgard, he was also a man.
And men were all animals who thought with their lower body.
But the problem was, there were some things that Frija could tolerate, but other things?
Frija could not tolerate it.
It was one thing for Odin to flirt outside, but what did he mean by bringing a child back?
Today it was Ancient One, then tomorrow would there be Ancient Two?
Would there be a Gu San with a half-grown child the day after tomorrow, saying that he wanted to fight for the throne of Asgard?
If it were not for the fact that the child was innocent, if it were not for the fact that Ancient One was dead, Frija would never turn a blind eye.
But even so, even if the child was innocent.
But Lord was not innocent, and Odin had to be responsible for his actions, which was why she asked him today.
On the other hand, although Odin was confused at first, as Frija explained the matter, he quickly understood what the other party was thinking, which made him not know whether to laugh or cry.
"Did you tell Loki?"
Frija shook her head and looked at Odin expressionlessly. "I don't know what you're talking about."
But Odin did not believe the other party's nonsense.
Thinking about it, although there were many people in the Immortal Palace, with his orders, except for Frija, who would dare to disobey his orders and tell this news to Loki?
Moreover, thinking from Frija's point of view, it was normal to tell this matter to Loki.
After all, whether the next king of Asgard was Thor or Loki, the person in power would definitely be Loki.
For the stability of the country, Loki would never allow such an unstable factor to appear.
So everything was clear.
Why would Loki know and mention this matter?
And why would Frija appear here so coincidentally?
But unfortunately, Frija's guess was wrong.
This caused Odin's expression to become even stranger, and he even felt that it was somewhat inconceivable.
"So you've been angry with me for the past two years because of this?"
As soon as Odin finished speaking, Frigg stubbornly said, "I'm not angry."
But the question is, if you're not angry, why did you tell Loki about this?
If you're not angry, then why are you finding trouble with me for no reason?
Odin shook his head helplessly as he looked at the stubborn Frigga.
"That child is Nagini's."
Freja was stunned and subconsciously frowned. "What?"
Looking at the other party's look of disbelief, Odin emphasized, "I said, that child is Nagini's."
But Frija sneered. "Don't lie to me. She's clearly an Asgardian.
Neither Nagini nor Sam has anything to do with Asgard. "
Indeed, when Odin first saw the child, he also thought that it was an Asgardian baby girl, but he quickly realized that the child didn't belong to Asgard.
Odin had once given Nagini a very precious potion. That potion had extremely powerful abilities, and a portion of the potion's power was enough to turn the mother from an ordinary human into an Asgardian with a lifespan of five thousand years.
And as the greatest beneficiary of the potion, the baby would display talent that far exceeded that of a normal Asgardian.
In other words, even if it was an ordinary human, if they took this potion while the mother was pregnant, their child's talent would be equivalent to that of the Asgardian crown prince on the level of the Thunder God Thor or the Goddess of Death Hel.
This was also one of the important reasons why Frija believed that the child was of Odin's bloodline.
But looking at Frija's disbelieving eyes, Odin shook his head with a bitter smile. "Forget it. It's up to you to believe it or not. Anyway, that child's father is Nagini."
Time returned to three years ago when he saw the child.
An idea subconsciously appeared in Odin's mind, and that was to refuse.
The reason was very simple. At that time, Nagini had already mastered the rules of space, and he was even trying to master the rules of time. Could he master two basic rules of the universe?
To be honest, Odin didn't know.
But just based on the fact that the other party had mastered the rules of space, Odin was unwilling to intervene in this matter.
Because the next Asgardian God King was Thor, and because of his limited talent, Thor could only become an ordinary universe powerhouse, and it was impossible for him to become a monster like Nagini.
Therefore, anything that would arouse Nagini's disgust was within the scope of Odin's rejection.
But the Ancient One was really scary. After a conversation, she actually persuaded Odin.
And just as Odin was about to continue the previous story, Frija coughed.
She got up and stretched. Under her graceful and luxurious face was a beautiful figure. "Well, I'm a little tired. I'll go back and rest first."
Odin: "?"
Looking at Frija who turned around and was about to leave, Odin opened his mouth.
These words were stuck in his throat. The feeling of wanting to say something but not being able to say it made him feel uncomfortable.
But looking at Frija who had got up and left, Odin could only say with an ugly face, "Well, the story is not over yet. Aren't you going to continue listening?"
Frija rolled her eyes. "Didn't you say I was tired?"
Odin opened his mouth and said with some grievance, "It's not tiring to listen to stories."
But Frija didn't intend to pay attention to it. She said directly, "But I still feel tired."
Seeing Frija turn around again, Odin struggled and said, "What if, I mean what if, there really is something between me and the Ancient One, and that child is really my child?"
Frigga stopped and turned to look at Odin.
Her expression was very calm, but this calm gaze inexplicably made Odin feel cold in his heart.
At the same time, this also made Odin realize that he seemed to have said something wrong.
And just as he was about to save himself, he heard Frija shake her head and say, "It's okay.
"It's okay, Ancient One is dead."
Although on the surface, Frija didn't believe Odin's nonsense, but in fact?
Frija already believed 70% to 80% of it, because Odin had no reason to lie to her.
In fact, if that child was really Odin and Ancient One's, he should have confessed at this time instead of gritting his teeth, because this was the best opportunity.
After all, Frija had already laid her cards on the table, and this matter had already been talked about, so naturally it would be fine.
It was nothing more than a child, and it was still so young that it would not pose a threat to the status of Saul and Loki.
But if he didn't say anything?
That would be the real danger!
As for the stories behind Odin?
Sorry, Frija didn't want to pay attention to it. She asked Odin mainly for two reasons:
One is because of the child. She wasn't sure what Odin meant, so for the sake of Saul and Loki, Frija had to ask clearly.
The other is that she felt wronged in her heart. After all, I have been with you for so many years, but you actually found a mistress behind my back. What's even more annoying is that you even brought home the mistress' child.
What do you mean?
Do you think I don't exist?
Or am I dead, and you, Odin, can let yourself go?
This is the main reason for Frija's attack this time, and after these two things are resolved?
Frija naturally had no idea about Odin's next story. Besides, it's better to listen to Loki's story than to listen to his story.
On the other hand, Odin, probably because of Frija's disapproving expression just now, gave him enough confidence.
But it's also possible that he realized that Frija had misunderstood him, and now he should be feeling guilty about it.
So at this moment, no one knew what Odin was thinking. Seeing that Frija was about to leave, he actually shouted loudly:
"Stop right there, Frigga!
You have to finish the story today. "
Just as Odin had thought, Freika stopped, which made him feel proud.
But contrary to Odin's expectations, Frigga turned around with a frightening expression. She revealed a thought-provoking smile to Odin. "You're right. You're right.
"So, were you yelling at me just now?"
Oh no, it's over!
Opening his mouth, Odin seemed to want to be tough, but perhaps because of his old age, Odin, who felt his legs go soft, could only weakly express:
"Um, I was wrong."
Seeing that Odin's attitude was good, Frija nodded in satisfaction. "Well, it's good that you know you were wrong.
I'm going back to rest. I'll allow you to go to bed tonight. "
Originally, Odin's face was filled with helplessness and sullenness, but after Frija's words?
A smug expression appeared on Odin's face again.
Well, this is a big win!
At the same time, on Earth's Antarctica, Nagini, who had finished listening to the riot, had a serious look in his eyes. At the same time, a hoarse whisper came from his throat:
"So … my daughter is in Asgard?!"