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Chapter 239 You're being disobedient, huh? Then I'll break your legs!



Chapter 239 You're being disobedient, huh? Then I'll break your legs!

Chapter 239 You're being disobedient, huh? Then I'll break your legs!

Loki brazenly led the unconscious Thor out in front of a large crowd of heroes, and aside from a few eye-rolls, he was not suspected at all.

I really don't know how I ended up in the hands of these bastards.

Loki sighed, then shouted from below the building, "Heimdall, I know you're listening!"

The beam of light fell, taking Loki and Thor with it.

Loki quickly arrived before Odin, casually tossed Thor to the ground, and bowed, saying, "I have done as you commanded."

They brought Thor back.

After he finished speaking, he cautiously looked up and saw that besides Odin, there was another mage present, who was having a pleasant conversation with the god-king.

You've never been this happy talking to me!

Odin nodded in satisfaction: "Hmm, very well done. From now on, neither you nor Thor should leave Asgard. For the foreseeable future, Asgard is the only place that can be considered safe."

Not long ago, after sending Clark, Raven, Scarlet Witch, and another family back to another dimension, Rune went directly to the Asgardian palace to personally communicate with Odin.

"Where is the Great Serpent?" Rune looked around but found that the Great Serpent was not there. However, he was not particularly worried. He was just asking as a matter of routine. After all, given that they were about to collide with another universe, the Great Serpent probably had no interest in causing trouble in the Central Court.

Odin smiled and said, "He has gone to find his own Hammer Lord. If you'd like, I can give you a piece."

Rune shook his head: "That thing can affect a person's mind, let's forget about it."

Specifically, these eight hammers can influence the wielder to become more brutal and fanatical, influenced by the will of the great serpent.

However, the hammers are not without their advantages. In addition to enhancing the physical attributes of their wielders, Orochi's eight hammers can also significantly amplify their original abilities. For example, the gray gargoyles, which previously required skin contact to turn objects or creatures into stone, can now petrify thousands of people without any contact.

In addition, the Heavenly Hammer itself is a powerful artifact. Besides being incredibly sturdy, its wielder can also use it to unleash shockwaves.

Odin nodded; it was somewhat foolish to have a mage fight with a hammer. He also knew Rune's purpose, so he took a small ball, about the size of a palm, from his robes and handed it to him.

Rune took the ball and immediately recognized it as an item imbued with spatial magic. Odin didn't offer him a way to undo it, and instead smiled at him, presumably wanting to test Rune's magical knowledge.

Rune rolled his eyes. He was a professionally trained magician; how could he not open such a small thing? So he infused his magic into it and easily found the "keyhole." After filling it, the sphere opened directly. The most numerous items inside were cubes emitting a purple glow, lying quietly and neatly within.

Rune took out one of the cubes and examined it closely. The energy stored in these cubes was quite astonishing, not only in terms of high quality but also in quantity.

"What is this?"

Odin smiled and said, "This is cosmic energy."

The system then popped up a notification: [Cosmic Energy Concentrate: A cosmic energy aggregate, usable as a forging material or food.]

Upon hearing this, Rune's pupils contracted slightly. In the Marvel Universe, cosmic energy can be used as both a weapon and a resource, but whether it's a living being or a weapon, anything contaminated with this energy can be called an artifact. This is because such powerful energy is usually associated with cosmic entities, the Celestials, or the Infinity Stones.

Some extraterrestrial civilizations can simulate cosmic energy through technological means, and even create powerful beings capable of using cosmic energy, such as Carol Danvers.

Although precious, considering that this thing can be used as a hard currency even more valuable than gold in the Marvel Universe, Rune can understand why Odin would collect so much cosmic energy.

"The one who can afford so much cosmic energy—" Rune thought for a moment, then asked, "Is it a cosmic elder or Galactus?"

The cosmic elders that Rune mentioned were actually members of the first highly intelligent human race to evolve in the universe. They had all sorts of strange appearances, but they all possessed various bizarre abilities and extremely advanced technology. In order to avoid losing their will to live,

They began to explore their hobbies, and some even adopted their hobbies as titles, such as gardener, collector, and champion.

Over such a long period of time, these cosmic elders naturally had the opportunity to acquire massive amounts of cosmic energy.

As for Galactus, she is the daughter of Galactus, which alone is enough to explain why Rune believed she was capable of consuming so much cosmic energy. Furthermore, she inherited her father's immense power—terrifyingly powerful. Most importantly, although she, like Galactus, suffered from chronic hunger, she refused to consume Earth's life forms. Could this woman have already been killed by the transcendental race?

"These are the rewards from the Elders of the Universe, but I've never heard of anyone named Ganata," Odin said with a puzzled look. Since Rune mentioned her, and she was someone who could provide a large amount of cosmic energy, how could he, as the God of Knowledge and the God of Language, not know about her?

Rune nodded, without saying anything more.

He had actually guessed some of it; the Marvel Universe he had traveled to was neither the main comic book universe of 616 nor the MCU's 199999.

It's not the Ultimate Universe, but an independent universe that largely follows the plot of the 616 Universe, and this universe is definitely not the Ultimate Universe, because Nick Fury in the Ultimate Universe is a black man.

But this is not a good thing. In the comics, the universes that survived to the end are Universe 616 and the Ultimate Universe, while this unknown universe was most likely destroyed in a collision with some other unknown universe. Rune doesn't know which one it was, but he has to hurry.

Just then, a beautiful young girl carrying Thor arrived in front of Rune and Odin. How should I put it, the girl's appearance was quite familiar.

Under Rune's strange gaze, she bowed to Odin.

Next, we'll move on to the beginning.

Perhaps it was because Odin was having a pleasant conversation with a stranger, or perhaps it was because of Odin's previous attitude towards her; in any case, Loki was very dissatisfied with Odin's order, which was almost like a curfew.

"Why should I?" the girl shouted. "I can go wherever I want, and nobody can stop me!"

Odin said nothing; he simply raised his spear and hurled it. To the girl's disbelief, Gungnir pierced her leg.

You're not going to listen to me? Then I'll break your legs!


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