The Legendary Life of a Certain American Comic Character
Chapter 631

Christmas Before the Storm

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Great.

After waiting so many years, I could finally activate the war machine once again.

Although the Heaven within the World Tree was home to a group of angel-like beings, they were, in fact, merely birdmen—and a group of creatures nearly as vicious as hyenas at that.

Odin paid, and they killed. They treated everyone equally.

The birdmen did not quite understand why Odin, who had still been undecided just moments earlier, had suddenly made up his mind, but that did not stop them from making money.

Soon.

After receiving a few instructions from Odin, the birdman nodded. He nearly thumped his chest and told Odin, "Leave it to me. You can rest easy," before turning around and walking away.

Odin had paid an extremely generous reward this time, but he had also made plenty of demands.

However...

The birdman suddenly remembered that this was also the god-making project he had proposed to curry favor with the future God-King, Thor. Although he had added a few requirements, they were still barely within an acceptable range.

Not long afterward.

The birdman left the divine palace.

Sitting upon the throne, Odin's single eye shimmered with wisdom.

Although the birdman had yet to go to Earth to carry out his plan, the execution site was Earth. Even though the plan had not yet begun, Odin had suddenly developed the feeling that it was destined to fail.

Yes.

Odin did not know why it would fail, but he simply knew that it would.

It was rather mysterious, but it could be understood as the God-King's unique Sixth Sense.

This was also why Odin had not forcibly taken Loki away, nor issued an ultimatum to the Chitauri army stationed outside. After all, this could also count as one of his backup plans.

Odin knew it

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