Odin's Vault? No, Now It's Loki's Vault!

Loki: "The Points I earned from pawning Odin are enough to boost my power."

Although Temporary Pawn Points fewer points than Permanent Pawn, the object of his pawning is none other than Odin, the Lord of the Nine Realms, who possesses power at the level of Skyfather.

Therefore, even with Temporary Pawn, the Points are still considerable.

Besides, there's also Odin's Vault.

So many things inside would have been taken by others even if he didn't pawn them, so he might as well pawn them and turn them into the foundation for his growth.

With so many Points, surely he should possess strength comparable to Odin?

With this kind of strength, what does he have to fear?

Not even his foolish Thor could help him, let alone that Purple Potato Head!

And that big green guy!

How dare they treat him like that!

He's a god!

Loki's mind flashed back to the scene of the Hulk repeatedly tossing him to the ground, and he couldn't help but grit his teeth in anger!

What a disgrace!!!

Ordinary Group Owner: "To replace Odin as the king of the Nine Realms?"

Ordinary Group Owner, "This would require at least the strength of Skyfather."

The true extent of Odin's power wasn't fully revealed in the movies, but it can be inferred from his opponents.

First is Laufey, the king of the Frost Giant, who possesses the power to freeze a planet with his Casket of Ancient Winters.

However, he was still defeated by Odin, and only one eye was damaged—this is within the Marvel Cinematic Universe; in mythology, Odin himself would have blinded himself.

Odin also took his own Casket of Ancient Winters.

Besides these, there's the Surtur, the Fire Giant, whose power was displayed in the movie as extremely formidable, but he too was defeated by Odin.

Odin did not defeat Surtur, who was not yet fused with the Eternal Flame; the Eternal Flame was extracted from Surtur.

Regardless of whether Odin defeated them directly or through other means, there is no doubt about Odin's immense strength.

After all, even a conspiracy requires the strength to carry it out.

Furthermore, Su Yunqing didn't believe it was due to any conspiracy. If it were a conspiracy, there would be no reason why no one would dare to come out while Odin was awake.

If Loki wants to replace Odin as the king of the Nine Realms, he needs to have at least the power of the Skyfather.

Of course, since both Laufey and Surtur's misdeeds are related to Loki to some extent, as long as Loki behaves himself, it will be really difficult for them to cause any trouble.

Currently, the most important one, besides Thor, is actually Odin's eldest daughter Hela.

Her power is tied to Asgard; as long as she is in Asgard, her power increases dramatically.

Even if Loki reached the level of the Skyfather, it would still be impossible for him to defeat her.

Unless he destroys Asgard.

But Loki would never do that.

Therefore, the only way to deal with Hela is to seal her away.

Ordinary Group Owner: "Odin, the Odin's Vault, and the technology and Magic of Asgard —creating a Skyfather- level being shouldn't be a problem."

Ordinary Group Owner, "After all, Odin's Vault has so many good things, including an Infinity Gauntlet whose authenticity is unknown. Even if it's fake, it's probably worth a lot of Points."

Ordinary Group Owner: "Not to mention Eternal Flame and Casket of Ancient Winters."

It would be truly outrageous if so many things couldn't even be deduced by a single Skyfather- level being!

After all, even Odin, Skyfather being, was sacrificed.

The Richest Man in the America: "Good heavens, not only have they pawned Odin, they're not even going to let go of Odin's Vault!"

Boil Daigo Into Soup: "Isn't this normal?"

Boil Daigo Into Soup: "Even Odin was pawned, what else in the treasury is there to be ashamed of pawning?"

The Richest Man in the America: "Thumbs up. jpg"

The Richest Man in the America, "That's indeed the case."

Tony himself was a little envious; why didn't he have resources as good as Loki's?

Although there are now dedicated channels for earning Points, they are still far inferior to the items in Odin's Vault.

While the Eternal Flame and the Casket of Ancient Winters aren't as valuable as the Infinity Stones, they're not far off either.

Moreover, there is a real Odin.

Speaking of which, since his God of Thunder storyline hasn't even started yet, is there a chance he might have to Recycle Odin's Vault?

Even if he doesn't Recycle, these things will cease to exist because of Hela and Loki; Thor probably doesn't care about these things either, the only thing he cares about is that Mjolnir.

Hmm... we'll see if that opportunity comes along.

In return, he will help Thor deal with Hela and Surtur, and will try his best to ensure that Asgard is not destroyed like the Memory Copy.

He certainly can't do that now, but it's hard to say what will happen in the future.

The legacy of Tony Stark, the Sorcerer Supreme, in Parallel World.

No one but Tony himself could achieve his level of attainment through spiritual practice.

With the help of inheritance and the Chat Group, he was confident that Hela's storyline would give him strength comparable to the Ancient One.

Loki: "Odin's Vault?"

Loki: "What Odin's Vault? I am now the King of Asgard, that's called Loki's Vault."

Loki: "Isn't it natural for me to sell my own stuff?"

What Odin's Vault? It has changed hands now.

Loki's Vault is its current name!

Odin?

Before he pawned Odin, the High Throne was indeed held by him only because Odin was in Odin Sleep.

But by the time he pawned Odin, Odin no longer existed in this world.

He is the true King of Asgard, the master of the High Throne.

Odin's Vault should naturally be renamed Loki's Vault.

However, he wouldn't truly pawn Odin forever. Once he had governed Asgard well with his own abilities and restored the Nine Realms to his rule, everyone would respect and admire him.

After believing that his achievements have surpassed Odin's, he will redeem Odin again.

However, Temporary Pawn has a time limit. He must remember to redeem Odin before the deadline and then sell him... no, it's Temporary Pawn, and so on.

Until he achieves his goal.

Even if Odin awakens and sees such a thriving scene, he wouldn't blame him, would he?

Loki would be pleased if people truly blamed him or even wanted to overthrow his rule.

That way he'll be able to say that sentence.

"Father, why do you want to rebel?"

Hahahaha!

Just imagining such a scene was enough to bring a joyful smile to Loki's face.

At that time, his father must have had a very interesting expression, right?

Ha ha ha ha!

The people in the Chat Group couldn't help but comment on Loki's words.

Good heavens, they haven't even pawned Odin yet, and they've already renamed his treasure vault.

So filial!