When Frigga returned to Asgard, the first thing she saw was Heisenberg, looking slightly annoyed.
Noticing the dissatisfaction lingering in Heisenberg's eyes, Frigga frowned and asked softly.
"Your Majesty, what is it... that troubles you?"
"Hmm???"
Heisenberg froze. Troubled?
Oh, Frigga didn't know he had been chatting with that edgy, scatterbrained girl from another universe, did she?
"It's nothing. I'm not troubled by anything. What about you? What do you need?"
"Uh, Your Majesty, weren't you the one who summoned me?"
Faced with Heisenberg's question, Frigga was genuinely confused. She hesitated before asking in return.
Heisenberg was instantly embarrassed.
"All right, my mistake. I was thinking about something unusual just now.
"As for why I called you here, I simply think it's time we gave Loki the gift we promised him!"
As his words fell, Heisenberg descended from his throne and slowly walked over to Frigga.
"Just as we discussed before, we are not Odin, and there is no need for us to treat the divine authority attached to the World Tree's roots as some kind of monster.
"Loki gained the qualifications to become a god long ago. Now, it is time to give him the Sea God's divine power!"
After saying that, Heisenberg thought for a moment before continuing.
"Loki has Frost Giant blood, and he is also skilled at wielding Jotunheim's Divine Artifact, the Casket of Ancient Winters.
"If he becomes the Sea God, his divine power will naturally give rise to frost, snow, and a whole series of related powers. That may be the path best suited for Loki, don't you think?"
"That's right, Your Majesty!"
Upon hearing Heisenberg's words, Frigga became even more excited than he was. She nodded repeatedly and happily said to him.
"A long time ago, I felt that Odin had been far