When I was a child, I had fantasized about becoming a Valkyrie when I grew up. After I grew up, although I cut off this dream, in Thor's heart, I still maintain a respect and admiration for the Valkyrie.

A large part of the reason why he suddenly came to his senses before and realized that Asgard was sorry for the Valkyries was because of the consistent goodwill in his heart.

You know, Hela is his own sister.

They are not hostile to each other like in the original plot, and the usual confrontation is only superficial. In Thor's heart, it is inevitable to have a natural closeness to Hela.

If he had no feelings for the Valkyrie, based on his relationship with Hela, it would be impossible for him to be fair, let alone wake up and realize that it was Asgard who was sorry for the Valkyrie.

And now...

Already sympathized with the Valkyrie, but after hearing Frigga and Odin's words, Thor's bias towards the Valkyrie became more and more serious.

"Father, I have an idea..." After hesitating for a moment, Thor couldn't help but said to Odin: "I hope to do something for them. For example, restore their reputation and tell everyone that there used to be such a group of warriors, They have made countless contributions to Asgard. Let all Asgardians know of their existence."

To restore the reputation of the Valkyries, Hela couldn't get around anyway.

After all, the reason why the Valkyries would withdraw from the stage of history and become a distant past was because Hela had killed them all at the beginning.

And the reason why Hela showed such a cruel side and took action against the Valkyries who should have been comrades-in-arms was due to Odin himself—on the surface, it seemed that Odin and Hela had conflicts of opinion , which in turn led to divisions and civil strife within the army. But in the final analysis, Odin failed to educate his daughter well and failed to guide her correctly.

Therefore, the key to whether he can accept Thor's request depends on whether Odin can face up to his original mistakes.

"I'm very pleased that you think so." Patting Thor's arm, Odin showed a faint smile on his face: "However, there is no rush for this matter. You must first make a comprehensive plan, otherwise, it will be very difficult." It might cause some unrest and make people feel uneasy..."

It's not trying to shirk, and it's not trying to find an excuse to wipe this matter away. Odin is sincerely mentioning Thor and teaching him his experience.

Helpless, Thor is still that straight-hearted.

"Unrest?" His face was full of puzzlement. Before Odin could finish speaking, Thor couldn't help asking: "How could it be? Impossible?"

"..." Looking at Thor speechlessly, Odin sighed after a few seconds: "You can think about it yourself, or you can ask Loki or Hella for advice. As a leader, you must not only have a sense of responsibility, but also Know how to think, especially from the perspective of the overall situation, and analyze various things. Thor, you have to continue to exercise, especially when it comes to using your brain to think, you should learn from Loki, you know?"

It is not difficult to see that in these words of Odin, there is actually some meaning of 'let Thor inherit the throne'.

Some people may ask, isn't it that Hela has been studying on Earth for a long time, and her study and analysis of "The Way of Being King" has far surpassed Thor? With Hela as a reference, why does Odin still think about letting Thor inherit his throne instead of passing this position to Hela?

It's not that Odin is partial.

On the one hand, it was because Hela showed some resistance when she returned to Asgard this time.

Specifically, she had given up the way of thinking before being sealed, but she did not show Odin an attitude of being willing to reconcile.

It can't be said that a hot face is attached to a cold butt, but it always has a little bit of that feeling. Before Odin's death was imminent, he hadn't completely let go of his entanglement and thought about it from a selfless perspective. Because Hela was more suitable for succession, he made up his mind to pass the throne to him.

On the other hand, it is also because there is Frigg.

After all, she is only Hela's stepmother, and before becoming Odin's wife, she has already become friends with Hela and has a very close personal relationship.

If Hela succeeds, Frigga will be promoted to 'Empress Dowager', and her reputation will be somewhat inappropriate. At that time, the relationship between her and Hela will also become very awkward.

If it is replaced by Thor or Loki, there will be no such embarrassing situation for each other.

That's right, the candidates in Odin's mind included not only Thor, but also Loki who stood aside and didn't interrupt much.

In the original plot, Odin told the two more than once that he has never favored anyone in his heart. But in fact? Just like what Loki said, there are still some biases in Odin's behavior, and it hasn't really leveled the bowl of water.

Among other things, Thor's Hammer is the proof.

If it really treats everyone equally, how can Thor get a Thor's hammer, but Loki has nothing? You know, Thor didn't bring that thing out of his mother's womb. It was Hela's exclusive weapon before, but after being taken back by Odin, it was handed over to Thor for use.

In other words, the thing was first received in Odin's treasury, and then into Thor's hands.

That's the problem.

If you can take one treasure from the treasury and distribute it to Thor, why not take one more and give it to your youngest son Loki as his exclusive weapon?

Don’t say, ‘Mtlnir is of thunder attribute~lightnovelpub.net~It’s perfect for Thor, who is born with the talent of thunder’, and don’t make excuses to say, ‘there is no suitable equipment for Loki in the treasury '. If you really want to make a bowl of water level, Odin can collect materials and let the dwarves create another piece of equipment for Loki.

You know, Odin is the Lord of Asgard. With his strength and connections, if you really want to collect it, you are not afraid that you will not find suitable materials.

It's not that I can't find it, it's that I don't have that idea at all. It can be seen that Odin in the original plot is really a bit partial, and he doesn't treat Thor and Loki equally as he said.

And now...

With Shi Xiaolei, a moth who is fluttering at the edges, things have somewhat changed.

It's not that Shi Xiaolei is meddlesome and wanted to fight for Loki, so he reminded Odin specially.

Shi Xiaolei will remind Odin with a few words, mainly because Loki caused a lot of troubles in the original plot and brought a lot of troubles to the earth.

Let Odin attach importance to Loki, remind him to praise Loki from time to time, and show him an attitude of recognition and appreciation, all out of the consideration of "pacifying Loki, lest he mess up again, and then affect the earth".

I have to say that Shi Xiaolei's reminder is quite effective... Well, it's mainly because he took good care of Hela, and Hela did show her potential to be a king. After witnessing Hela's transformation, he was sure that Shi Xiaolei's opinion was quite reliable, so Odin humbly accepted his suggestion and changed his attitude towards Loki.

For example, the phrase "learn more from Loki" just now is a proof.

If there was no reminder from Shi Xiaolei, Odin would not have said such a sentence if it was still the same idea in the original plot. At least, not to Loki's face.