Vol 2 Chapter 274: ·Tor's punishment

"Punishment? Thor asked for it himself?"
Did you hear Hal Nina's words, and Rez blinked in surprise. In fact, not only Ritz, other pioneers on the scene and even Rhea, Skaha and other major Spartans in power now have a little surprise on their faces.
Nodded, Hal Nina's face also had a little helplessness: "Although I don't know what it is, it is really what he asked for..."
On the one hand, after a moment of silence, Hal Nina said with some emphasis: "I didn't induce him to do this, it was really what he said."
Hearing this, the surprise on the face of Ritz and others became more serious.
For Thor, they naturally know very well. It even said that when Thor just crossed the boundary gate and came to Sparta, they already knew all the things that Thor encountered along the way... As the eldest son of the Nordic Asa God King, even if it is They must also ensure Thor’s safety for the resource transactions of the two worlds.
Under this layer of protection, or monitoring, they also have a more intuitive understanding of Thor's character. The most obvious one is that Thor is a very proud person. This arrogance stems from his identity and from his growing environment. But under this arrogance, what he couldn't deny was his hard work. From the perspective of a warrior alone, Thor is undoubtedly qualified. Regardless of his victories or his grasp of the fleeting opportunity in battle, he was among the best in the entire Spartan guard.
But relatively speaking, it also contributed to Thor's arrogance on the other hand.
"Becoming the Lord God, I thought he would be proud for a while. I didn't expect this thing to change him so much..."
Rhea touched her chin and said in surprise. After hearing Rhea’s words, the others on Delos also nodded sympathetically—Since Delos was met by Ria in Sparta, Delos became Sparta The meeting place of the gods. The Great Shrine is more like the temple of Hydera-in fact, not just Hydera, but everyone who is chosen as the twelve main gods will have a temple. For example, the temple of Skaha is set up in the Celtic gathering place. Considering that Thor is now also the main god, plus the king of the Nordics, it should not be too long before the temple of Thor appears in the Nordic Autonomous Region.
As the meeting place of the gods, Delos Island's most important role is to discuss when Hydera is away. Just like now, what kind of punishment should be given to Thor has become their biggest headache.
Punishing these two words is easier said than done.
The most obvious one is the identity of Thor. Although Thor has repeatedly emphasized that Spartan laws are supreme, but it is really punished in accordance with Spartan laws, then Thor can basically throw them to the vegetable market and then divide the meat on the spot... as Spart To reach the guard, every guard is an important asset. Therefore, it is impossible to execute on the spot before finding irreparable errors. Coupled with Thor's identity and even the main god, I really want to ask, Zeus next door may not be able to laugh and die on Mount Olympus.
It cannot be executed, but as Sparta’s first deserter in history, it is impossible to impose no punishment. If the punishment is too serious, it will extremely cause the Nordic collective anger... Thor is the king of the Nordics. Although the Nordics joined the Spartan, because they are outsiders, they seem to be the first to enter Spartan Like the Celtics, they advocate the spirit of holding a group (now the Celtics have become a part of Sparta), whether it is right or wrong, it is necessary to be consistent with the outside world anyway. Especially Thor is their leader, which is even more troublesome.
No matter what the punishment is, even if Thor is to run around Sparta for two laps, there is a great probability that it will be considered a humiliation. Although Sparta is not afraid of rebellion, Hydera is not here now. Whether it is Rhea or Skaha, he hopes to focus on stability. In particular, the contract once signed with the Olympus theocracy has begun to lapse. According to the report of the Brotherhood of the Spartan Assassins under Aeggio, Athens has now begun to dispatch like a border and stationed troops. In this case, if there is a civil unrest, even if it is only a small stock, it is very likely to cause unnecessary trouble.
It can be said to move the whole body in one stroke.
"At the same time as the punishment, let the Nordic people agree with the content of the punishment... I did not expect that I would be stumped by this kind of problem."
Skaha on the side patted his forehead somewhat helplessly. Smart as she is, for the first time encountered such a problem. Looking at everyone around her, she found that everyone's expressions were similar to hers. Thinking helplessly, suddenly, Skaha raised his eyebrows and seemed to remember something.
And her action happened to be seen by Rhea on the side, so Rhea asked: "Why? Did you think of punishment?"
"No."
Skaha said: "But although I don't have it, it doesn't mean that others don't."
In Rhea's doubts, Skaha whispered to the side Halina. Hearing Skaha’s order, Halina blinked and then flew her wings to the Spartan University Palace.
After a moment, looking at the gods in front of him and the questions they had just raised, Socrates also scratched her head a little bit suddenly.
The question is still that question, how should I punish Thor, but some other Socrates did not expect that a small person like himself would be noticed by the Spartan real power rulers in front of him... is it because of Thor? Socrates thought somewhat uncertainly, but he didn't stop.
"Punish Thor, but also allow the Nordic people to collectively accept... well... how about letting him read?"
"reading?"
The gods are a bit inexplicable, can this be considered a punishment?
Nodding his head, Socrates said: "I lived with Thor for a while... well, and Hal Nina. I am now studying philosophy at the Spartan University Palace and working part-time in the Imperial Library Administrator. According to my observations, Thor seems to know nothing but write some Rune runes. And more importantly, he hates reading. According to him, reading is like killing him... …"
Hearing the words, Skaha and other gods nodded thoughtfully. Especially Skaha, nodded and said frankly: "It makes sense that I don't want to work with a gangster or an illiterate."

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