Ch. 641Give Me That Bitch Killed (Fourth Update, Please Subscribe!!!!)
Key Plot Points and Events
- The Aesir, ruled by Odin, face a significant problem that Odin can't reveal to avoid ridicule.
- Odin orders a bird person from Heaven to go to Earth, kill Jane Foster (a.k.a. the "bitch"), and ensure her unborn child doesn't survive.
- Odin agrees to pay Heaven's fee for changing the contract, but threatens Heaven's destruction if they fail.
- Odin delays Thor's return to Asgard, preventing him from interfering with the plan on Earth.
- Heaven's bird people prepare to attack Earth openly, with the Third Legion Commander volunteering to lead the vanguard.
Character Developments
- Odin: Shows desperation and willingness to pay any price to eliminate Jane Foster and her child, demonstrating his ruthlessness and determination.
- The bird people of Heaven: Display greed and a lack of regard for their own kind's lives, focusing solely on profit and business.
Significant Themes
- Greed and profit: The bird people of Heaven prioritize financial gain over the lives of their kin and the inhabitants of other worlds.
- Ruthlessness and desperation: Odin's actions show his willingness to do whatever it takes to achieve his goals, even if it means threatening the existence of another realm.
Character Interactions
- Odin and the bird person: Their interaction highlights Odin's desperation and the bird person's greed, as Odin agrees to pay an exorbitant fee to have Jane Foster and her child killed.
- The Twelve Legion Commanders: Their competition for the vanguard mission showcases their disregard for their own lives and the lives of their subordinates, focusing solely on the reward.