Then that meant...
Zhang Yang had the Sword in the Stone, and the Merlin Family had guarded its wielder for generations.
In other words, Merlin should now be protecting Zhang Yang.
But the problem was that Zhang Yang's appearance had affected the universe, and as the guardian of the omniverse, Merlin should also deal with him.
This... really was interesting.
Odin looked at The Ancient One and asked, "Do you think Merlin considered the fact that Zhang Yang has the Sword in the Stone?"
The Ancient One shook her head. "My guess is that he didn't."
Odin: "..."
Their eyes met.
For some reason, imagining Merlin agonizing over whether to protect Zhang Yang or get rid of him made both of them want to laugh.
"Enough, God-King. Matters concerning Kamar-Taj are mine to decide. I assume you didn't come to Kamar-Taj because of Zhang Yang."
The two looked at each other for a while.
Then The Ancient One changed the subject.
Ultimately, everything about Zhang Yang was a mystery.
No one could say for certain what the future held, so discussing it endlessly would accomplish nothing.
After all, what troubled The Ancient One now was that Zhang Yang learned magic too quickly, and Odin apparently couldn't solve that either.
So The Ancient One had no intention of continuing their discussion about Zhang Yang.
Now, she intended to find out why Odin had come.
"Don't tell me my apprentice used Telekinesis to move you from Asgard to Kamar-Taj, God-King?" The Ancient One couldn't help asking as she looked at Odin.
Her tone grew teasing again, and she took out her little fan and began fanning herself.
"No." Odin shook his head as he answered.
This time, Odin neither shook his head nor treated her words as a joke. At heart, it