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The energy barrier was broken, and Jaxon's body bore the brunt of the damage.

Fortunately, Loki had not fully mastered Gungnir and was unable to wield its full power.

If Odin had come in person, Jaxon would have stood no chance.

Thor flew over, wielding his hammer, and confronted Loki.

"Loki, that's enough!"

Loki, desperate and unwilling to abandon his plan after coming this far, refused to yield.

Even though his scheme was in shambles, he was determined to complete the final step.

"You can't stop me either."

The power of Gungnir surged as Loki aimed it at Jaxon and the others.

This time, the attack was far more potent than a simple energy blast.

Jaxon, Sif, and Thor hurriedly unleashed their powers to counter Gungnir's energy.

The resulting collision created a massive explosion that sent all four flying backward.

Unfazed, Loki plunged Gungnir into the mechanism to activate his plan.

But Jaxon had no intention of letting him succeed.

"If this endangers my planet, it becomes my problem."

Jaxon teleported directly in front of Loki, seizing him by the neck with one hand and grabbing Gungnir with the other.

As Odin's weapon, Gungnir radiated immense power, laced with Odin's energy.

The weapon's force surged into Jaxon, threatening to overwhelm him.

Though not qualified to wield Gungnir, Jaxon held firm, eventually tossing the weapon aside.

Loki struggled against Jaxon's iron grip, seizing the momentary distraction caused by Gungnir's energy to break free.

"You insolent mortal, this time, you will die!"

Jaxon, now fully irritated, decided he'd had enough.

"You're in Asgard, Loki. There's no one else around. Let's settle this."

A heavy slap landed across Loki's face.

"Do you think you're powerful just because you're the son of the Allfather?"

"What are you without Odin? The 'God of Trickery'? More like the 'God of Stupidity.'"

With each taunt, Jaxon landed another blow.

After several fierce exchanges, Loki was left sprawled on the Rainbow Bridge, thoroughly defeated.

Jaxon took a deep breath and smiled.

"That felt good. No wonder Superman doesn't need fighting skills—raw power works just fine."

Jaxon had thoroughly humbled Loki, leaving him pinned to the ground.

Thor, finally snapping out of his shock, rushed to check on his brother, finding him alive but battered.

Thor prepared to reprimand Jaxon, but before he could, a figure appeared.

Odin, the Allfather, materialized on the Rainbow Bridge.

Despite his frail appearance, his presence radiated authority, silencing everyone.

Loki, upon seeing his father, broke into tears.

"Father, I just wanted to prove I'm better than Thor."

Odin looked at Loki with a mixture of sternness and compassion.

"You are my son, Loki. You do not need to be better than anyone else. You simply need to do what is right."

Loki, desperate for validation, pleaded, "I wanted your approval. I wanted to ease your burdens..."

Odin placed a hand on his shoulder.

"I understand. But this was not the way."

Overwhelmed, Loki tried to escape. As Odin and Thor realized his intent, Loki had already rolled to the edge of the bridge, ready to exile himself.

"Loki!"

But before he could fall, Jaxon caught him effortlessly and dragged him back.

Loki's spirit shattered completely.

"You again! Let me go!"

Jaxon smirked, "And let you come back to cause more chaos? No way."

Turning to Odin, Jaxon addressed him respectfully.

"Allfather Odin, I present Loki to you. He must be held accountable to ensure the safety of Midgard."

Odin studied Jaxon carefully, surprised by his strength and resolve.

"A mortal of Midgard with such power… you have my respect, warrior."

"As King of the Nine Realms, I thank you for your actions in preventing this disaster. I shall reward you for your service."

Jaxon inclined his head, "Thank you, Allfather. I do, however, have a few requests."

Odin nodded, "Speak."

"First, I ask that you imprison Loki and reform him. His grudge against me might otherwise threaten Midgard again."

Odin agreed without hesitation, "Consider it done."

"My second request is a personal one. I want to test my strength against Thor in a proper duel."

Thor stepped forward, his hammer in hand, "I, Thor, God of Thunder, accept your challenge!"

Jaxon grinned, satisfied.

"And lastly…" Jaxon's tone grew serious, "I wish to meet Hela."

The air grew heavy as Odin's gaze sharpened.

"You know what her release would mean for the Nine Realms."

Jaxon nodded, "I do. But I am willing to face her, even if it means my death. I only ask that you allow me time to prepare."

Odin hesitated, seeing the resolve in Jaxon's eyes.

"You would need years to be ready, and even then, you may fail."

Jaxon offered a small vial, "This is a drop of life essence from another universe. It can extend your life, giving you time to reinforce Hela's seal and prepare the Nine Realms."

Odin's eyes widened, "A gift not of this universe… You are truly extraordinary."

After a long pause, Odin accepted the vial.

"Very well. You shall have two years to prepare. When the time comes, I will bring you to Hela."

Jaxon bowed, "Thank you, Allfather. I will not fail."

As Odin imbibed the essence, a renewed vigor coursed through him. Though still aged, he stood taller, more confident.

Jaxon smiled, knowing he had bought time for himself and the realms.