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As the tense atmosphere escalated, Loki and Asura King Poji slowly walked towards the high platform, their steps firm and provocative, each step seeming to leave a heavy footprint in the banquet hall. The gods present whispered to each other, exchanging uneasy glances, filled with doubt and vigilance, yet no one leaped out to stop them. After all, faced with such uncertainty, even the strong in the heavenly realm were weighing how to respond.
Odin stood on the high platform, his brow furrowed, his anger burning in his chest, yet still maintaining the composure of a king. His voice, like ancient thunder, reverberated throughout the entire banquet hall: " Loki, what is your intention with such behavior? Causing chaos in this sacred celebration, you must provide an explanation for this."
At the same time, Zeus's anger also erupted, and lightning surrounded his body, each flash seeming to warn of an impending storm. His anger and questioning towards Odin were equally strong: " Odin, what is the meaning of this? Why has our banquet been disrupted in this manner? Shiva, can you tell me why an Asura would appear in my palace?" Zeus's voice was full of authority and unquestionable, and the majesty of the Thunder King was fully displayed in this moment.
Shiva, who has always faced everything with a broad-minded attitude, had to face the situation at hand. His gaze fell on Asura King Poji, with a slight frown, seemingly searching for the right words. He knew that this situation was no small matter, especially at such an important banquet, where any unexpected element could bring unforeseen consequences.
The entire banquet hall fell into an unusual silence, and all the deities held their breath in anticipation.
However, Loki's steps were leisurely, seemingly unaffected by the tense atmosphere around him. A sly smile played at the corners of his mouth, carrying with it provocation and wildness, as if he were enjoying the chaos he had created. His voice echoed in the banquet hall, clear and provocative: "Sorry to disturb this interesting banquet, esteemed gods. I came here to pose a question, a question about all of us. That is, why, for so long, do we have to be under the control of these few gods? Is the world they rule really what we want?"
His words, like small stones thrown into calm water, caused ripples. This is not only a questioning of the gods present, but also a challenge to the current state of the divine realm. Loki, the cunning god of mischief, always seems to enjoy seeking excitement within stability and creating chaos within order.
His words made the atmosphere in the banquet hall even more tense. The gods present looked at each other, some with furrowed brows, while others had a glint of contemplation in their eyes. Even the gods who had long been accustomed to the status quo had to admit that Loki's words contained some truths they were unwilling to face.
Zeus and Shiva also became serious, knowing that Loki's every appearance often brings trouble. Loki's words undoubtedly challenge their authority, even questioning the entire ruling structure of the divine realm.
Loki's words are sharp, like a carving knife, revealing another layer of meaning beneath the glamorous facade of the banquet. He looks around, his gaze lingering on the faces of every deity, searching for sympathetic and supportive eyes. His voice rises a few notches, carrying undisguised sarcasm and challenge.
"Has anyone ever asked themselves, why?" Loki's words were full of provocation. "We gods, enjoying the worship and praise of many mortals, sometimes even hold a higher position in the hearts of mortals than those so-called higher gods. But why should we still submit to their rule? Why should our power, our wisdom, our reputation, ultimately become the backdrop for those gods on high pedestals?"
His words echoed in the banquet hall, each one striking at the hearts of the present gods. Some deities began to ponder, and even a hint of resonance arose in their hearts. Loki's words not only questioned the ruling structure of the divine realm, but also challenged the deep-seated desire for freedom and independence in every deity's heart.
"Yes, we have power, we possess wisdom, and we have an immortal reputation among mortals," Loki continued, his tone carrying a kind of incitement. "So why should we still be confined by the ancient order, those outdated rules? It's time to consider a new order, one where every god can freely demonstrate their power, a boundless order."
Loki's words sparked intense debate among the gathered gods. Some deities believed that the current order was stable, the relationship between the divine realm and the mortal world was in a harmonious state, and the world's operation was well-organized, requiring no change. They argued that the system established over the years had proven its effectiveness, and maintaining the status quo was the best choice.
Some deities resonated with Loki's words, believing that there is greater potential for the power of the divine realm to be harnessed, allowing them to do more and do better. These deities felt that the existing order was too strict and limiting, constraining their creativity and freedom of expression. Loki's words seemed to ignite the long-standing dissatisfaction and expectations within them.
This discussion quickly spread throughout the banquet hall, forming two different viewpoints. It was not just a debate about the current order, but also a glimpse into the potential for future change. In this debate, every deity was reexamining their own position and beliefs.
At the same time, Zeus saw the development of the debate and gradually felt his anger burning inside. He believed that Loki's provocation was a challenge to his authority and a denial of the long-standing order in the divine realm. Zeus's anger was as intense as the thunder he controlled, with flashes of fury in his eyes. The lightning around his body grew brighter, and large dark clouds gathered over the banquet hall, as if foreshadowing an impending storm. This scene heightened the tension in the entire banquet hall, as the gods not only had to face Loki's provocation, but also deal with the wrath of Zeus, the king of thunder.
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