Leo looked at the Aether in the air and found it somewhat troublesome. He wanted to collect it, but for the moment, he had no idea how to do so.
Odin immediately raised a hand and gave the order, sending people to retrieve the restraints used to contain the Aether.
Leo then took Frigga directly toward the place where Odin was sleeping. Along the way, he saw quite a few charred corpses, all of them the remains of Asgardian warriors.
Looking at those warriors who had died in agony, a trace of pity flashed through Leo's eyes.
Yet whether it was Thor or Odin, the corpses seemed not to exist in their eyes. It was as though they had long since grown used to such things, and the deaths of the warriors no longer mattered to them.
This actually made Leo feel a chill in his heart.
The way this father and son viewed death was unexpectedly indifferent.
Even the veterans on Earth who had experienced wars, including those who had suffered from war-related trauma, still regarded the deaths of their comrades with great solemnity. Though they were powerless to do anything, they would still feel pity deep down.
But in these two, Leo could not see anything unusual at all.
Soon, the two of them arrived at the place where Odin was sleeping.
Frigga had remained in a deep sleep the entire way, and her originally pale complexion had regained a little color.
Finally, Leo placed Frigga back inside the light barrier of Odin Sleep. She did not react at all throughout the entire process.
"Her condition has temporarily stabilized. As for whether she can wake up, that will depend on her own consciousness."
There was pain in Odin's eyes, along with a flood of fury. Even Leo, who