"Odin is incredible!"
"Wasn't Freyr's Invincible Sword taken by the giant Gymir? Why is it in Frigg's hands?"
"Obviously, it was an act. Don't forget, Great Odin is skilled at Divination. He foresaw Ragnarok back when the gods were still in their golden age and made all sorts of preparations. It's no surprise things turned out this way."
"He knew Thor and Jormungandr would kill each other, so he got rid of Jormungandr first. He knew Freyr would lose the Invincible Sword, so he arranged for Frigg to retrieve it. He knew Loki would use the spike on his head to stab Heimdall as he died, so he warned Heimdall in advance and let him dodge Loki's final strike. A god who can see every possible future is terrifying."
"Exactly. Loki knew every secret and kept watch over everything, even the gods' most hidden affairs. That was how he could make such targeted plans. But Odin could foresee every future, so every one of Loki's plans was already in his predictions. In the end, Odin was one move ahead."
"Omniscience lost to Divination..."
"Loki: Screw this!"
"Aren't you afraid a god might see that? ...Oh, Loki's dead. Let's spit on him before we go, then. He was a respectable god while he lived, after all."
"Ptooey..."
"Same as above."
"Looks like the Norse Gods are going to win Ragnarok outright."
"Praise Odin!"
"What a shame about Thor and Freyr. The two gods we people of Northern Europe worship most are gone just like that. They were my favorites among the Norse Gods."
"A warrior dying in battle—that was a fitting end for Thor. Freyr's death was the real injustice. If he'd had the Invincible Sword, he might not have lost to Bergelmir, king of the Giants. I don't understand why