Deep Blue Waltz

The nascent Chaos had just been carved out, and the barren void welcomed the souls from the Otherworld.
As the first soul in the Chaos World, Laine automatically became the God of Spirituality.
However, divine power stems from Divine Power, and the existence of spirituality was insignificant; thus, the newly born Laine was extremely weak.
With no other choice, to avoid being overturned by the torrents of fate, Laine had to rely on himself.
He carved out realms, and birthed lives belonging solely to spirituality.
He created sequences, scattering the steps to deification.
He wove the Magic Net, enveloping the sky, the oceans, and the land.
When the bell of dusk sounded, I raised my divine seat and proclaimed to all beings from the pinnacle of the Spirit Realm:
There are two facets to the world, the material and the spiritual.
The material belongs to the gods, and the spiritual belongs to me, such is the ultimate truth of all things.

Myth: The Ruler of Spirituality

If it were in the past, such behavior would have been quickly stopped by the Divine King, yet now Odin remains indifferent to it.


Some people believe there's nothing wrong with this; after all, the one-eyed King of All Gods has always been a decisive warrior. Nowadays, becoming colder in order to address the inevitable prophecy of the Twilight of the Gods seems justifiable, but Thor does not share this view.


Odin isn't that sort of person, and even more so, his father has never been that kind of person...


Moreover, what Thor hasn't voiced is that his mother, Frigg, the Queen of Gods, who was closest to his father, has not made an appearance for a long time.


He went to seek her out and only discovered upon arriving at her chambers that she, too, has not returned for a considerable time.


One matter after another, one detail after another—it all seemed fine. Yet Thor could not help but feel increasingly uneasy deep in his heart.


Chapter 416: Celestial Changes_2