"This won't work, Thor, I don't see Asgard's sincerity." Salomon shook off Thor's arm that was on his shoulder. The stars gradually sink, and the flowers and plants near the martial arts training ground cast a thick black shadow. Thor couldn't see the expression on Salomon's face clearly. The secret mage's next words made him a little embarrassed, but fortunately the shadow covered his embarrassment in time.

"Kamataj did not receive any disposal plan for Loki," said the Secret Master. "Although Kamataj was not as old as you were, Kamataj was still a lord recognized by Asgard. We have more autonomy than Warnerheim. He did not enjoy the rights of guests, and we also agreed to Asgard's request and did not cut off his head. However, regarding the disposal plan for the Prince Asgard who was rebelling under our roof, the Father of the Gods should at least inform us--the reason why I did not directly ask the Queen of the Heavens was that I was worried that the Queen of the Heavens would worry about it again. So I hope you can make a request to the Father of the Gods and at least send a clear official letter, which is your job as a future monarch..."

Thor reached out and grabbed his head.

Before this, he rarely had contact with such business affairs. The father of the gods gave him only battles, which were usually handled by Loki. While Loki was immersed in the power on paper, he believed that he had the right to sort out the big and small affairs of Asgard's interactions, the most powerful empire in the universe, countless resources flowed in his hands, and the fate of the nine kingdoms and countless small countries was on his pen.

It was not until the moment Thor ascended the throne that he suddenly realized what the origin of power was.

It is violence. Without matching violence, all power will be empty talk. The basis of power is iron and blood, and the invincible army that is graciously given to Thor by the Father of the Gods but stingy to him. From beginning to end, Asgard's throne belongs only to Thor, not him. He was fooled by the Father of the God of Pranks from beginning to end.

Loki felt that there was nothing more ridiculous in the world than this. He felt that he was a jester in the eyes of the Father of the Gods.

Now that Loki is locked in the dungeon with resentment, Thor can only take on this part of the responsibility. But the fact is that Thor has no idea how Loki handled such open business before. Now that he is in prison, Loki has no good face to his brother and the entire Asa tribe - he believes that his natural rights have been deprived and he has suffered unfair treatment from the Asgard tribe.

This is something that Saul cannot understand, and Salomon is even more disdainful of understanding. He is not even willing to fight for the title of "Supreme Mage". Don't expect that a low-desire creature like him can understand Loki.

Seeing that Thor was hesitant and couldn't explain why, Salomon gave up pursuing this issue here. He planned to communicate with the Father of the Gods in advance through Heimdal. When the meeting of the Gods was convened, Odin would come up with a suitable solution. This not only solved Asgard's attitude towards other countries, but also did not catch the Father of the Gods off guard and made hasty decisions, which would damage Asgard's prestige.

The only person who can help Thor is Sif - as the queen of the divine Friga and the next queen appointed by the father of the gods, she must receive political education. However, as a woman of the Asa tribe, she naturally does not allow herself to fall behind Thor in some ways. It is precisely because of this that she chose to take up her weapons and go to the battlefield to fight.

Salomon was not the kind of aristocratic proton. He came to negotiate with Asgard, and he also exercised a very stable diplomatic strategy. He had never learned this kind of thing specifically. He only learned the laws of communication between the nobles through the influence of Athena and the Supreme Master. Of course, some things that were too curved were purely his concerns. In fact, those official novels containing eighteen twists in one sentence do not exist in real life. The Game of Thrones will not be complicated to this extent - but Salomon thought it was true, so he would be very cautious when dealing with this matter.

If no one told him the truth, he would probably be misled all the time.

When Salomon asked Thor, Shiff wanted to come out of the shadow of the bushes. She originally thought Thor would ask Salomon about Jane Foster, but she didn't expect Thor to be questioned. She hesitated for a moment and wanted to see how Thor would deal with the questioning from other countries, but the result disappointed her.

It doesn't matter, there is still time. I will do what Thor can't do. She thought and silently added her own learning burden. The task assigned by Queen Friga and the Father of the Gods was to assist Thor so that he would not make stupid decisions at critical moments. Before that, this task belonged to Loki.

"Let's say something else... For example, how about Jane? I heard something from Heimdal..."

Sif lowered his eyes. The question was as expected. To be honest, she had never thought about how to face the atrium woman, because this time Thor was not just playing around, and he seemed to really like Jane Foster. The father of the gods and queen Friga promised that she would become Thor's wife, but this did not solve her concerns.

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"Maybe you can consider using a hammer, just like me." Thor wiped the sweat from the tip of his nose, and a red mark on his cheek was slowly disappearing. The Hammer of Thor turned around in his hand, then raised it again, "I have never met an enemy like you who holds a long sword and likes to fight close to the body. Why don't you like using sword blades, but using the hilt to fight? You should know that this cannot break the enemy's armor, right? Wait, I agreed not to use magic..."

This chapter is not finished yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content later! "I am just an earthling. How can I defeat you if I don't use magic to strengthen myself?" Salomon put on the Italian Fiore-true cross, which is Vera Croce. This is a sword technique. When holding a sword, you need to hold the hilt and body of the sword separately, and face the enemy with the tip of the sword.

The reason why he did not activate the energy on this sword was to use this posture. As one of the sword techniques that Salomon majored in, he knew very well about the Germanic moves recorded in "Flowers of Battle". But if he could, he didn't want to use this sword technique that could hurt himself when he was not attached to the armor. With just one hand slip, his fingers would be cut off by the sword blade.

Before this, he had tried to raise the sword high and use the downward tilted sword body to snatch Thor's hammer, but unexpectedly, Thor pushed the hammer into front of him with his strength and excellent armor. With his unyielding strength, he had to step forward halfway, allowing Thor to attack straightforwardly, and at the same time, using the sword body as the axis, slapped the hilt on Thor's face.

He also made a kick on Thor's knee, which was a small revenge on the Asgardians' arrogance.

In order to win with one blow, Salomon gave up on using Richard Nal's swordsmanship and instead used Fiore's swordsmanship. He targeted Thor's armor. The Asgardians, who have always been accustomed to crushing with their physical advantages, would not care about the change in Salomon's posture, and Thor had no idea what this meant.

Still a fierce hammer, Thor jumped on the spot and smashed towards Salomon. But the secret mage did not block it. He just used the reaction time given to him by magic to make way for this attack, putting the sword on Thor's arm, and then stabbing the sword straight on Thor's shoulder without the cover of leather armor.

But Thor, who was thick and thick, didn't even break his skin. He turned around and grabbed the blade and raised it with the man and the sword.
Chapter completed!