In the Nordic Realm, My Father Is Loki!

In the short term, uncle Odin, nephew of the God King, although Odin will most likely exile you to Gunin Tower, in the long term, as long as you do something bad, everyone will take it for granted. After all, you are Loki's child.

In the age of mythology, the so-called knowledge, inventions, and culture were all false. Ants and ants, you can be clever, but you'd better kneel before the prophetic elephant. Loki may not be as good as Odin, but Loki's children are not as weak as that

As we all know, the eight-legged horse Odin rides is Odin's nephew, and it was born to Loki himself in the form of a mare.

Is it necessary to get a compound bow? Dwarves can make sure-hit weapons

To be honest, this novel is really not that good. It is quite intellectual. In order to highlight the power of the protagonist, he directly intellectualizes the whole world, even if he invents the bellows, the author basically writes that dwarves can make infinitely split bricks, and they don't know that building a city wall requires adhesives. Can you believe this? This person is a professional at doing this, but you gave me a direct lesson and made them think they were fools, right? There is also the support of the mine. In order to highlight the protagonist's IQ, this cannot be considered as lowering the intelligence. This directly portrays him as a fool. He is a dwarf who specializes in mining. Don't you know that the mine needs to be reinforced? And in a magical world, if you give me a scaffold, others will be surprised. Are you sure you are not treating the whole world as fools? People can just use any method to strengthen it. In a magical world, people may not even look at annoying methods? For example, someone could directly forge a special treasure to prevent the mine from collapsing. After all, the infinitely split brick is quite unreasonable, and it would be nothing to forge a treasure that will not cause the mine to collapse. In short, in order to highlight the power of the protagonist, this novel sometimes directly surprises the whole world and surprises this and that. To be honest, it is really nothing to see.

So the protagonist is not his biological child? No power.

A well-intentioned short article, I suggest the author accumulate experience after finishing it.

Trivia: The most famous descendant of Loki is probably the Eight-legged Pegasus, and the least famous one is also the Eight-legged Pegasus.

The recent part of building a palace is very interesting. Putting aside the gags in the middle, the flow of the story is very similar to "myth", including letting the four sons of Loki build a cage for Fenrir, trying to design a dwarf city wall to knock down the protagonist's city wall, and the Asa protoss are just as stupid as in the myth (laughs)

As far as your family is concerned, there are four "people" in the family, all of them have potential. Odin is not a good person, so it will be useless no matter what he does. You just told Odin that you were a mortal, could Odin believe it? Would you believe that you are Odin? Just look at your elder brother and you will know that he was immediately locked up