Humiliated by a broken engagement, Andy hides a divine secret: he is Odin's heir. Wearing heavy dwarven seals, he joins the Knight trials. But when he casually one-shots a Frost Wolf and shatters a sacred relic, Thor and Loki descend to reveal his true identity. In Thor's Forgotten Brother, the rejected underdog is the ultimate God!
Andy is dismissed from training, told he's too weak—but the truth is his power rivals gods, surpassing even his secret brothers who trained him on Odin's orders. Gifted indestructible Hercules Wrist Guards, his hidden divine lineage unfolds in this tense reveal.
The sacred temple Sunstone is stolen and shattered—even the Commander can't budge it! Guards scour Red Maple Town for the mysterious prodigy. Meanwhile, Andy returns home only to be cruelly jilted by his fiancée Anna, who insults him alongside her father, attacking his family and honor.
Insulted by Lucien over his mother and fallen family, Andy faces his fiancée Anna's decision to publicly annul their engagement after the Temple Knight exam in three days. Enraged by the humiliation, Andy resolves to take the exam to stand his ground.
Andy tells his mother he's retaking the Temple Knight exam to restore their family's noble status, not for Anna. He presses her about his mysterious one-eyed father, only to be barred from the exam by an official using a newly imposed unfair rule over his facial scar.
As a descendant of hero Old Carter who defended Red Maple Town, Andy attempts to register for the Temple Knight exam. He faces cruel humiliation from others mocking his family’s fallen noble status and insulting his mother, yet he bravely stands up for her despite being taunted for his weak combat ability.
Lucien arrives to escort Anna and Chris to the knight exam, boasting his ties to Commander Andrew. Andy, Anna's fiancé, seeks to take the exam too, but Lucien mocks his commoner background and orders him thrown out, sparking a tense conflict halted by a sudden voice.
Commoner Andy faces hostility when attempting the Temple Knight exam, but Deputy Commander Arthur lets him participate to uphold the exam's fairness facade. Unknown to them, a vengeful plot targeting Andy during the exam over Anna is already brewing, setting up tense, gripping conflicts.
The Temple Knight exam kicks off with the Sunstone, Odin's Temple's sacred indestructible-yet-cracked relic. Candidates strike it barehanded; Anna excels, while commanders hunt for the prodigy who shattered the stone.
Chris nails the knight exam with an 'Excellent', alongside another top scorer. Mocked for failing twice before, Andy takes his third and final shot, revealing an incredibly powerful soul that leaves everyone stunned, hinting at a mysterious link to Yggdrasil.
When Andy takes the soul strength test, everyone doubts he could have such a powerful soul—accusing him of cheating or blaming the Sunstone for malfunctioning. The final result shows he barely passes, though someone once mistook his soul for a god's. After failing twice, Andy finally advances to the next round, making this test full of unexpected twists.
The sacred Sunstone shatters unexpectedly during the exam, leaving Arthur and his Commander scrambling to find the cause. Suspecting a prodigy damaged it earlier, Arthur vows to track down the culprit to avoid responsibility, while the exam pushes on to its second test: Runes.
We first learn runes, crafted by Odin as magical tools that grant greater power with more mastery. Anna, Viscount Lucien's daughter, shows her grip on 15 runes, winning widespread acclaim. She notes true magic starts at 20+ runes, while others mention her scorn for Andy, stirring intrigue.
The crowd is stunned as Chris masters the rare Blood Burning Art and fifteen runes, winning high praise for his exceptional talent. Worries arise over the technique's irreversible side effects, while someone challenges Andy, building tense and thrilling anticipation for what's next.
Andy faces mockery as others claim his last win was pure luck—his Sunstone malfunction got him through. With the new test focusing on rune mastery without any relics, Anna and others push him to forfeit to avoid humiliation and losing his engagement, but Andy refuses to back down.
The episode centers on commanders and onlookers speculating about Andy's heavy bracers. They debate if the bracers are enchanted gear forged by Master Dwarves, even doubting Andy's true identity. Yet his past near-failure makes them dismiss the god theory, while some think he's putting on a show to pass the exam.
When Andy shows he's mastered all twenty-four All-Father's runes, onlookers are stunned—they've long underestimated him. As his overwhelming magic nears shattering a barrier, disbelief turns to suspicion: could this supposed mortal actually be a god? The legend ties these runes to divine power linking Asgard to the mortal world.
Andy can only cast six runes in the exam, falling far short of mastering all twenty-four. His peers doubt his genius, accuse him of cheating, and push for harsh punishment. Lord Lucien ultimately revokes his exam qualification, fueling debates over his true ability and the exam's sanctity.
Andy is wrongfully accused of cheating in the Temple Knight exam, unaware his power stays sealed due to a dwarven crafting error on his wrist guards. His fiancée Anna scorns him, and as he gears up for the crucial combat test, hidden truths about his heritage simmer in the background.
Discover the terrifying Frost Wolf, a beast tamed by Frost Giants that can overpower entire armies. Now, the challenge is to survive one minute against the injured—yet still deadly—wolf. With real death risk, one brave soul steps up first, sparking a tense, nail-biting showdown.
Chris successfully passes his combat test, with Commander Andrew affirming he has enough skill for the third round. Anna is also deemed capable of rising to the challenge. When Andy faces the formidable Frost Wolf, he rejects warnings to forfeit, sparking taunts—can he survive the beast?