Chapter 568

Just as Helen's energy beam was about to hit Thor, suddenly, a magic barrier emitting a faint light blocked in front of Thor. Frigga's figure slowly descended from mid-air.

Because little Helen appeared very inconspicuous under that beam of light, in the vast space of the universe, any small celestial fragment was much larger than Helen. If one didn't look carefully, one might think she was just a speck of dust in the universe.

Therefore, from Frigga's perspective, it was actually Stark who emitted this beam of light. Although Frigga felt very angry about Sif being injured, she would still instinctively protect her child. So, after she blocked that attack for Thor, she landed beside him.

And as the light slowly dissipated, a small figure floated in the air. The moment she saw her face, Frigga was stunned.

"Loki? How did you... You've become smaller?" Frigga's first reaction was to rush up and then hug Helen. And not until she was close to her did Frigga discover that it didn't seem to be Loki.

No one understood their child better than a mother, and Asgardians could also feel the divine power on each other. Frigga, who had been staying with Loki every day recently, couldn't be more familiar with Loki's aura. And this little girl in her arms looked very much like Loki, but it wasn't her.

Frigga slightly released Helen, supported her armpits with both hands, lifted her up, and then saw the Arc Reactor on Helen's chest that was still emitting light, clearly having just output power and currently recharging.

Suddenly, a figure flew to the opposite side of Frigga and then picked Helen up from her hands. Stark supported Helen's back and pressed his gauntlet onto the Arc Reactor on Helen's chest.

Several small robots flew over and connected the mechanical parts of the two of them. Stark was repairing the Arc Reactor on Helen's chest. Just now, he had discovered that this old version of the Arc Reactor on Helen's chest had some malfunctions because the output was too high.

And at this time, Thor, who had exhausted his divine power, flew over. Before he could open his mouth to curse, Stark explained first: "First of all, this is not a child born to Loki and me."

"How is that possible!

She and Loki look exactly the same!

" Thor roared.

"This is born to Loki! But it's not born to Loki and me!" Stark explained again.

"Then why is there your Arc Reactor on her chest?" Thor questioned.

"Humans are carbon-based organisms, and the Arc Reactor is my creation. How could she possibly inherit..."

"Then you are using Loki's child to do experiments!"

"Wait a minute." Frigga suddenly spoke. She was much calmer than Thor, or rather, when she noticed Helen's appearance, she thought that this might be a child of Stark and Loki, but she wasn't as angry as Thor.

On one hand, it was because Frigga had spent more time with Loki. No one knew a daughter better than a mother. Frigga knew that if Loki wasn't willing, no one could force her. And judging from Loki's current level, it was unlikely that anyone could deceive her.

If this was indeed a child of Stark and Loki, it meant that Loki must have been willing. Whether out of feelings or interest considerations, she must have had her purpose.

Frigga and Thor stood from different angles, so the conclusions obtained were different. Since Loki was willing, then actually, this marriage was more satisfactory to Frigga.

What no one knew was that Frigga actually didn't approve of Odin's idea of pairing Thor and Loki together.

First of all, Thor currently definitely only regarded Loki as a sister, and in his previous life as an older brother, Loki was still a younger brother. The two of them hadn't cultivated any feelings other than family affection. If Odin directly let Thor marry Loki, Thor would definitely be awkward.

No matter what, Thor was now the God King of Asgard. Odin's era had already passed, and there was no need for friction between the new king and the old king because of this matter.

Secondly, the Asgardians' view of Loki was hard to reverse for a while. They wouldn't be satisfied with Loki becoming the Queen of Gods. And if they had to force it, even if Loki had this ability, it would definitely be very difficult at the beginning.

Frigga knew that Odin had other lovers, which was very common in Asgard. But Asgard was also a standard monogamous society, which meant that there could be many lovers, and they could even be titled as goddesses, but there was only one Queen of Gods.

Asgardians would only recognize one Queen of Gods. They had never heard of any Asgardian God King having two Queens of Gods at the same time. Therefore, the requirements for the Queen of Gods were very high. She must be powerful, beautiful, gentle, and virtuous, and every word and action must conform to the most traditional goddess image of Asgard.

But clearly, Loki wasn't such a person. Her ambition was really too great. But Asgard absolutely couldn't accept a Queen of Gods who interfered in politics, even if she occasionally appeared in public, it wouldn't work.

Odin's political consideration of pairing the two together was fine, but in reality, it would only make both sides uncomfortable.

Moreover, if Thor just abandoned Sif like this, it would inevitably be criticized. He first cleared out those diehards, and then abandoned Sif, who had relied on the diehards. This would easily make the people of Asgard feel that he was heartless and unrighteous, thus making everyone feel insecure.

In short, Frigga was originally worrying about how to break this situation. She also persuaded Odin, but Odin still felt that they should proceed from the overall situation, and even turned around and asked her to persuade the two children.

However, having been the Queen of Gods for so long, Frigga wasn't just a figurehead. Whether Odin was willing was one thing, and whether it could be done was another. Although Frigga didn't say or do anything on the surface, she also had ways to make this marriage not happen.

And now, the opportunity had come. Frigga even felt that it might be precisely because Loki sensed Odin's intention that she became ambiguous with Stark. With a demon god who could be promoted at any time standing in the middle, it was very difficult for Odin to forcibly break up the couple.

Thinking this way, Frigga felt that she must give her daughter a beautiful assist. So, she stopped the irritable Thor and opened her mouth to say: "I don't care how the two of you gave birth to this child, I just want to ask, you are her father, and Loki is her mother, right?"

"This..." Stark hesitated for a moment, and then briefly introduced to Frigga how this child came to be. Frigga frowned deeply as she listened. She said: "That is to say, this child is not only a child of you and Loki, but even a child of Thor?"

"My child? What does it have to do with me?!" Thor still hadn't reacted.

"If what he said is true, then what reignited the soul flame of this child was actually your divine power. That is to say, you can also be said to be her father."

Thor opened his mouth in surprise. He reached out his big hand, gently touched Helen's head, and subsequently felt a familiar aura. Although it wasn't his divine power, this little girl's soul was indeed of the Aesir race.

Frigga looked at the two people with a serious face and said: "I don't want to pursue how this child came to be, but whether it's Loki or Thor, I should be this child's grandmother."

Stark admitted this point. After all, the one who struck people with a hammer was Loki, and the divine power belonged to Thor, but both of these were princes of Asgard, that is, children of the Queen of Gods. So no matter how you reasoned it, Frigga was Helen's grandmother.

"Now, I hope the two of you won't reveal how she was born? Or rather..." Frigga looked into Stark's eyes and said: "Insist that she is just a child of you and Loki, and has nothing to do with Thor."

"Why?" Stark asked.

Frigga glanced at Thor, who was still confused, but didn't answer this question directly, instead saying: "If Odin knew that Thor had a child, then no matter what, he would definitely let this child return to Asgard to be raised by us."

"No." Stark shook his head. He looked at Frigga and said: "You should know better than me what Asgard will face."