boom!
At the underground core of Asgard, the most direct collision occurred between the power of fire and the restrictions of the Golden Palace.
A dazzling white light appeared and quickly spread around, covering the entire core of Asgard in the blink of an eye.
Amid the violent noise, Asgard trembled and struggled like a dying beast, but could not escape the fate of death.
Boom boom boom boom!
The entire Asgard cracked and shattered into countless pieces, exploding into a large area of brilliant fire in the starry sky.
After a few breaths, the fragments quickly dimmed and turned into pieces of dust in the starry sky.
In the large spaceship that was moving away, many Asgard citizens burst into tears and kept shouting "Asgard".
Thor: (ˉ口ˉ!)…
Loki: (???)…
After a moment, Thor murmured: "Well, the hardworking Asgardians are not afraid of any challenge. Sooner or later, they will be able to rebuild a brand new Asgard."
Loki: ... Can you please stop mentioning the word "brand new"? That doesn't mean starting from scratch!
While Loki was secretly criticizing the silly brother, he didn't know that Thor was thinking of another thing: Hmm, it seems that the knight helped us transport a lot of things? And he just said he was going to the treasury
Once Hela died, the major threat was eliminated, and Thor's thinking naturally changed.
The supplies and equipment that were previously not valued became important, including the treasures in Odin's treasury.
When they owned Asgard, the Asgardians could ignore these things, but now that even their spaceships are borrowed, the Asgardians have to be thrifty.
Supplies and equipment can quickly restore a certain amount of vitality to Asgard, and many treasures in the treasury can be used as top-level weapons for deterrence.
For example, the Ice Box that Loki stole from his father's house is a weapon of mass destruction.
That way, even if Thor is not there, Asgard can still exert some high-end lethality to ensure its own safety.
I wish the knight could be quicker! Thor prayed silently in his heart.
The knight clone he was talking about had been summoned out of the underground laboratory in New York. He moved his body uncomfortably and muttered, "Marefaco! It feels so uncomfortable to be blown to pieces and then completely annihilated."
Then, the third-level clone and the original body both showed bitter smiles on their faces: "Who knew Asgard would explode so quickly!"
Luke thought that the result of the so-called Ragnarok was nothing more than Asgard breaking into several pieces and becoming unsuitable for human survival.
Now I realize that he was still too young.
How could a prophecy that could be called the Ragnarok of the Gods be so "mild"
Asgard was cracked, but it was broken into countless pieces.
Because Hela's death power was connected to Asgard, Surtur injected all of his eternal fire power into it in the hope of dying together. The forces of both sides entangled and clashed endlessly, successfully grinding the fragments into slag.
To put it simply, Asgard was first "cremated" by Surtur, and finally even its "ashes" were scattered by Hela and Surtur.
What does it mean to leave no trace? What does it mean to be reduced to dust? Poor Asgard is one example, and the money-hungry clone is the second. They personally experienced the "wonderful feeling" of being crushed to dust by two kinds of divine power.
Even Luke, who had been experimenting on himself for many years, felt that this feeling was too much to bear. It was only after a series of mental resistance that he did not feel afraid.
But this feels like the first-hand on-site data of Ragnarok, and it also contains the characteristics of the power of death and the power of eternal fire.
It was a rare opportunity to have such close and wholehearted contact with divine power, and it was two kinds of "ice and fire" at once. Of course Luke had to keep it for research and could not seal it with self-suggestion.
This is the persistence of researchers who love research, and it is also the price that must be paid.
In fact, the third-level clone turned to ashes, but the first-level clone remained near the former Asgard, releasing various instruments and conducting on-site research.
Studying the nature of divine power is a very important thing. Maybe one day Luke will need to kill a "god" to ensure his safety.
It was already early January 2018.
Thor led the last 300,000 Asgardian civilians to the Chaos Planet.
A large camp has been built there, and we can rest there after arriving and make further plans.
However, the route that goes around Watheim, passing the dark elves, and then to Earth is too dangerous.
The dark elves and Luke's clone can accept this risk, but Thor cannot take a chance with 300,000 people.
Moreover, directly cramming one million Asgardians into Earth would inevitably bring huge hidden dangers.
Could it be that the officials on earth, represented by Europe and the United States, would not be tempted by these living "gods"
If you can't live for thousands of years, can't you find a way to mix your blood with your offspring
With Heimdall, a cosmic-level clairvoyant and hearer, Asgard must have known about it in advance. What will happen in the end
In comparison, Chaos Planet is much simpler.
Beidou's clone brought more than a hundred Asgard guards and had a friendly negotiation with the plunderer leader, fully explaining that some of his friends needed to set up a temporary camp and rest for a while because of a long-distance migration.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused you.
The plunderer leader felt the momentum of the more than one hundred Asgard guards, and thought about the hundreds of thousands of "friends" in that "temporary camp", and kindly said that it was no problem.
The leader is not a fool.
If he goes to war directly with such a force with considerable military power and a large population, he will suffer a great loss regardless of whether he wins or loses, not to mention that the other side has a "friend" named Beidou.
Once the battle begins, the final victory or defeat should have nothing to do with the leader - Beidou will definitely kill him first.
In the past few years, many forces on the Chaos Planet have been eyeing the "Justice Modification Factory", and the top leaders have disappeared overnight.
The Justice Modification Factory is still alive and well, as if nothing had happened.
The leader didn't want to be the next unlucky person to go missing.
He took the words "temporary camp" and "rest for a period of time" as the truth, just in case they came true.
When Beidou said that he would not interfere in the management of the Chaos Planet, he also doubted it.
But a few years later, the planet still belongs to the leader of the predators, except that there is an additional Justice Modification Factory that should not be provoked.
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On Earth, while Luke was studying divine power, he also took stock of the gains from this trip to Asgard.
There were so many basic supplies that he was too lazy to count them, and he would not play any tricks like intercepting them, so he left them all to the temporary camp in Asgard.
For friends, the knight's reputation is still very valuable.
Of course, the compensation received for helping out from the Justice Modification Factory is another matter.
Beidou doesn't care, but the employees of the modification factory cannot provide free service.
The Asgard furniture, ornaments, decorations, and artworks that Luke took away were given to the employees of the temporary camp as rewards.
The employees are also very satisfied.
Through the Guardians of the Galaxy, the modification factory opened up high-level channels to the Nova Empire's Xandar.
Over there, the employees of the Justice Modification Factory are respectable people with status, and their purchasing and sales volumes are quite astonishing.
Anything produced by Asgard must be of high quality.
Every time you take a batch of these things to Xandar to sell, you can make a lot of money.