"Now I'm not even blaming you, yet you say it's my problem. Are you kidding me? Do you think I want to 'lower myself' to those Eastern Deities? I am Loki, the all-capable Loki in the Nordic Pantheon, but now I have to lower my stance in front of these people. Do you think I am really willing?"
For the first time, Loki lost his temper at Chief God Odin. In the past, Loki didn't care and was too lazy to say anything. After all, he was not someone who liked to explain himself, much less to anyone else.
But now Odin was 'turning the tables,' laying such a heavy blame entirely on his shoulders. How could the God of Mischief Loki be happy about that?
Odin was also somewhat 'speechless' from Loki's questioning, evidenced by his violently heaving chest and clenched fists.
Despite feeling somewhat irritated himself, Odin took two or three deep breaths, using his utmost effort to calm down.
