The To-Do List

Major news spread throughout Asgard. Thor, their beloved prince and possibly its future ruler, had been banished. Apparently, the All-Father had tested him through a powerful illusion.

The prince had not only failed the test but had also refused to learn any lessons, even though his actions during the trial could have brought catastrophic destruction upon Asgard if the illusion had been real.

Therefore, the king had sealed away his powers and exiled him to Midgard to teach him humility and responsibility. Only after he learned his lesson could he return home and have a chance to inherit the throne.

So, Thor was exiled three years early? Ian wondered. I wonder if he'll take the name Donald Blake. In the comics, Thor had once lived on Earth for a time as a surgeon named Donald Blake. The circumstances had been similar, as Odin had also exiled him and erased his memories.

The day after the exile, Ian met with Odin. "So, have you made your decision?"

"Yes," Odin replied as he held Gungnir, the Eternal Spear, in his hand. He slammed the spear into the ground, and a golden door appeared above the room. The door opened, revealing a brilliant golden light.

So, this is the Odinforce, Ian thought as he and Morgana immediately began their analysis. It's a combination of combat-related energies that can increase physical attributes and cause tremendous damage. It's even better than our Battle Aura.

Or any Battle Aura we possess, Morgana added, and Ian nodded.

The second component is pure destructive energy. That explains why his body and soul are in such terrible condition.

He should have added something to alleviate the problem. Otherwise, considering how weak the Asgardians' bodies are, he would have died long ago.

Were the Asgardians' bodies weak? No. Compared to