In the dream, Loki's gaze no longer held its usual evasiveness and cunning, but deep wisdom and decisive majesty.
He was no longer a prince, but a radiant king.
As the dream shifted, Odin's "gaze" followed the threads of Fate and saw more fragments.
He saw how Loki used astonishing methods to stabilize the somewhat turbulent Asgardian interior after his "sudden departure," while also unifying the strength of the Nine Realms.
Facing the Frost Giants, their sworn enemies, Loki launched an overwhelming conquest and ruled all of Jotunheim with absolute power.
He saw his powerful and rebellious eldest daughter, Hela, break free from the Seal and return with the Oblivion Legion and her desire for the throne.
Yet Dream Realm Loki did not retreat. In the name of the God King, he gathered all of Asgard's strength and fought a brutal final battle against Hela.
In the end, his companion slew Hela.
Although Hela was destined to revive, this would prevent her from posing any real threat for the foreseeable future.
Under Loki's rule, Asgard was reborn from its pain like a phoenix from the flames.
The Golden Palace's light shone farther, piercing through Nebula and dust like an eternal Lighthouse of the Nine Realms.
The Asgardian Fleet had been reformed and integrated technology traded from Dwarves and even unknown Civilizations, becoming even stronger.
Its patrol range far exceeded that of Odin's era, suppressing rebels, mediating disputes, and protecting its territories.
Under Loki's guidance, Asgard's prestige and power seemed to have risen to heights that even Odin in his prime had never fully reached.
Yet at the end of the dream, the scene suddenly darkened, becoming oppressive and reeking of iron and blood.
Odin saw another war, a Galaxy Level conflict on an unprecedented scale, far more brutal than any