On Apocalypse's side, although he could not see what the Sacred Timeline had become,
given his realm, he could vaguely sense the changes across the myriad worlds.
However, since he sensed no danger, Apocalypse did not care much.
His only concern now was Earth's safety.
Everything he cared about in this world was here.
As for the rest, only that ultimate goal was worth some of his attention.
But there was no rushing this matter.
Just then, Apocalypse received a strange call.
The caller ID read: Jane Foster.
Apocalypse found it a little strange. When they had first met in that small western town, he had indeed kept the numbers of Jane, Daisy, and the others.
But they had never called.
Wasn't she in Asgard right now?
If she wanted to contact him, shouldn't she have gone through Heimdall? Why was she calling him directly?
With those doubts in mind, Apocalypse answered the call.
But Thor's cheerful voice came through from the other end. "Tang, we've come to Earth."
"Come over quickly. My father wants to talk to you."
"Afterward, we'll go drinking together."
Apocalypse's heart sank. What was coming had finally come.
By his calculations, Odin's time had come. He had come to make arrangements for after his death.
In Thor: Ragnarok, Odin came to Earth, settled his affairs by the sea, then turned into starlight and died.
Apocalypse's arrival had changed Asgard's fate, but it could not change Odin's.
If it had been an illness or an accidental injury like what happened to Queen Frigga, Apocalypse could have intervened.
But Odin's natural lifespan had run out. No one could help him.
Apocalypse asked in a low voice, "Where are you?"
Thor said, "We're by the sea in Scandinavia. The scenery is beautiful, Father is in a good mood,