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As the uneasy premonition intensified, a strong magical disturbance suddenly swept through the banquet hall. This wave carried immense energy, like an invisible symphony, layer upon layer of sound waves reverberating in the air, shaking the hearts of every deity present. Then, in everyone's gaze, an inexplicable mist suddenly burst among the gods. It was not an ordinary mist, but a shimmering green mist that slowly dispersed, carrying a hint of mischief and danger.
Odin almost immediately realized the situation as the mist appeared. His eyes instantly became sharp, filled with the power of determination and action. "Loki!" he silently exclaimed, recognizing this mischievous and unconventional tactic as the work of none other than the cunning god of mischief.
Without any hesitation, Odin swiftly conjured his legendary spear, Gungnir. This spear was not only his weapon, but also a symbol of his authority, a sacred object forged from divine metal and mythical magic. The shaft of the spear shimmered with a deep blue light, while the tip emitted a chilling radiance, as if capable of piercing through all falsehoods and revealing the truth.
Odin locked his gaze onto the source of the green mist, fully aware that it was a disguise created by Loki's illusions and trickery. His shoulders tensed, a powerful energy boiling within his muscles and veins, concentrating in the arm that held the spear. Then, with a mighty throw, Gungnir sliced through the night sky like lightning, carving a perfect arc through the air of the banquet hall, heading straight for the green mist.
That throw was filled with decisive and unquestionable power, a rebuke to chaos, a defense of order, and a firm response to Loki's mischief. Gungnir released a dazzling light as it flew, illuminating the entire banquet hall and drawing all eyes to its trajectory. This was not just a physical throw, but a symbol of a power struggle between gods.
With Odin's determined throw, the atmosphere in the banquet hall instantly became tense, and the eyes of the gods closely followed Gungnir's path. It carried the majesty and power of the god-king, cutting through the green mist and heading straight for its target. However, in the next moment, a loud boom resounded, shocking every deity present. The sound came from deep within the green mist, as if something had collided with Gungnir, releasing tremendous energy.
This scene caught the attention of Zeus, Jade Emperor, and Shiva. They almost simultaneously stood up from their seats, looking solemnly at this sudden turn of events. As rulers, they maintained a high level of vigilance against any behavior that could disrupt the harmony of the banquet.
Following that, something unexpected happened. Gungnir, the weapon representing Odin's authority and power, was astonishingly thrown back from the green mist at an amazing speed, heading straight towards Odin. The reaction of the Norse God-King was remarkably fast; he simply turned his head lightly, and the divine spear grazed his cheek, leaving a shallow bloodstain. Even other deities couldn't help but feel a hint of shock at this scene. Subsequently, the divine spear deeply embedded itself in the palace wall, as if proving the immense power of the force just displayed.
With a roar echoing through the banquet hall, the originally hearty Shiva's expression suddenly turned serious. He began to rub his hands together, a flickering flame of destruction appearing in his palms, clearly preparing for the impending battle. This roar belonged to Asura - those who sought change and opposed the gods. Asura's appearance undoubtedly meant a great battle was on the horizon, and this banquet might turn into a battlefield.
The gods present felt a hint of unease, as Asura's name was always associated with conflict and battle in mythology. Even the mighty Zeus and Jade Emperor had to face this sudden challenge. The atmosphere in the banquet hall instantly became heavy, with every deity preparing for the impending battle. As for Odin, the trickle of blood on his face seemed to foreshadow the impending conflict.
The tense atmosphere in the banquet hall reached its peak. With the intense surge of magical power continuously spreading, the smoke began to condense, forming clear outlines. Loki, the Norse god known for his cunning, seemed to step slowly from another world. His image gradually became clear in the green mist, exuding an ominous aura. His face reflected the green light of the smoke, with an unpredictable expression and a sly glint in his eyes, as if hinting that his appearance was far from accidental.
Beside him, the figure of Asura King Poji also became clearer. His face contorted with anger, his eyes burning with fury, expressing disdain for the grand banquet and deep resentment towards his adversary, Shiva. His gaze, like a sharp sword, pierced Shiva, his anger seemingly ready to turn into a physical attack at any moment.
Thor saw Loki causing such chaos, and he was filled with anger at this irrational behavior. His subconsciously reached for the thunder god's hammer at his waist, the symbol of his power and the outlet for his rage. He was ready to charge at Loki to show his stance against such disrespect.
But in that moment, Tyr tightly grasped Thor's wrist, his missing arm seemingly displaying another kind of power - wisdom and restraint. His eyes held the firmness of a god of war, yet also the calmness of a protector. He didn't need to say much; his heavy gaze was enough for Thor to understand - now was the time for calm, not impulsiveness.
Heimdall stood aside, his eyes that could see into the future seemed to have already seen through the current turmoil. His face carried an inscrutable calm, as if he had long anticipated the appearance of Loki and the ensuing chaos.
At this moment, the situation in the banquet hall became tense and complex, with every deity quietly observing, preparing to face whatever might happen. The appearance of Loki and Asura King Poji undoubtedly foreshadowed an impending showdown between gods.
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