Joining Marvel with the Holy Lord System

After returning to Asgard, Andy went directly to see Odin with Hulk and Carnilla. As for the prisoners, Riley and the leader of the Berserkers took them to the prison.

The war in Nornheim was considered very minor. It happened directly at the gate of the palace, and the raiders' forces were also gathered here, so it was very simple to clear it out.

The war in Ria that Thor is dealing with is much more complicated. The predators there are almost all over the entire planet. Although the planet Ria is not big, it has more than 20 million square kilometers, which makes it much more complicated to deal with. .

People like Odin who have seen big battles usually don't pay much attention to such small wars. If Andy and Hulk hadn't solved the war, he wouldn't have gone to see the person in charge.

But since this is a war that was resolved by his son's friend, no matter how young he is, he still has to meet him. What's more, this Andy has become the new king of Nornheim, which is interesting.

Facts have proved that Odin's structure is still a bit small, because Andy's first request after meeting surprised the father of the gods.

It turns out that after Andy became the new king of Nornheim, he directly asked Odin in this capacity to send someone to manage Nornheim.

This may sound like a waste of money, but in fact it was the right choice for Andy.

Neunheim is a very remote place with no strategic significance at all, and it is also very poor. It needs resources but not resources, and it needs technology but not technology. The only thing worth taking a high look at is the source of true water.

Now that Andy has obtained the source of true water, it means that he has actually pocketed all the valuable things on the planet Noenheim.

In this case, Nornheim is actually of no value to Andy, and the identity of the king is even more useless.

After all, as long as Asgard remains immortal, even if you call yourself the Jade Emperor, people will at most regard you as a Bima Wen, the kind without a golden cudgel.

If this is the case, then why should we be so precious about ourselves?

The only thing Andy was worried about was whether Carnila would be dissatisfied with his behavior. As a result, after Andy asked, she replied directly:

"You are both the new king and my lover. Why should I be dissatisfied with the decision you made?"

I have to say that for Andy, who was in love for the first time, these words were indeed a bit too lethal. If there wasn't someone next to him, he would have given Carnilla a deep French kiss.

In fact, Carnila didn't mind, because she actually didn't like being a queen.

The reason why she is obsessed with restoring the country is because the late king forcibly gave her a responsibility and allowed her to receive this kind of restoration-style Nornheim education for many years.

But in this education, the new king is more important than the restoration of the country.

So when Andy made this decision, Carnilla naturally had no psychological barriers to accepting it. After all, no one would have thought that this new king would be sent to Andy, a person who had no attachment to Neuheim at all.

Odin was naturally very satisfied with Andy's operation, so he happily agreed after hearing Andy's second request.

"Take it Andy, there's no need for a mortgage, I'm sure you'll get it back."

Looking at the Cosmic Cube in his hand that was constantly emitting blue light, Andy really couldn't believe it. Odin actually lent a treasure of this level to him directly, and he didn't even ask for the source of true water that he wanted to use as collateral. .

Looking at the Rubik's Cube in his hand and Odin in front of him, Andy felt the charm of the father of the gods more deeply.

In fact, when Andy was watching the Thor trilogy, he always felt that although Thor was very good, he was still far behind Odin, not in terms of strength, but in terms of his responsibility as a king. .

In Thor II, Malekith is wandering outside Asgard trying to seize the ether particles in Jane. Thor wants to take Jane to Watt Alheim, and then take advantage of Malekith to take out the ether particles. They will be destroyed together.

Odin wants to rely on the blood of Asgardian warriors to protect the ether particles to the death, and for this he is willing to sacrifice.

Of these two options, Andy is completely unable to understand Saul's idea, because it is an idea, not a plan.

If this can be called a plan, then Andy can come up with a plan to directly eliminate Malekith and turn the danger into invisible.

Thor only considered that if this plan succeeded, it would reduce the sacrifice, but he never thought that if the plan failed, all nine realms would disappear, and the sacrifice would only be greater.

This is an idea that only considers benefits without considering risks, and not only does it turn out that there is something wrong with Sol's idea, King Bor did not directly destroy the ether particles, but hid them, which is also an important evidence.

If the director of Thor 2 hadn't forcibly turned the tide and asked Thor to use Jane's earth technology to defeat Malekith, who mastered the ether particles, the Nine Realms would have had no choice but to return to darkness.

Although Odin's idea sounds a bit cruel, don't forget that he said that he "will continue to fight until the last person in Asgard loses his life", which means that he counts his own life among them. Inside.

Although Andy also likes the superhero Thor, but when it comes to being the king, Andy feels that Thor is still a little inferior, so when he gives way to Valkyrie, Andy still thinks it is quite reasonable.

Having said that, the main reason why Odin was willing to lend Andy the Cosmic Cube was because he believed in Andy's strength and character.

Odin also saw the Battle of New York, so he knew that Andy's strength could protect the Cube. After all, there are no powerful people in the Nine Realms now. If others want to enter the Nine Realms, Asgard will naturally resist them, so he is not afraid.

Needless to say about his character, a Midgardian who was only 22 years old actually generously gave up the right to rule a planet.

Coupled with his humble and polite performance in Asgard and his status as a superhero, Odin is naturally willing to trust Andy.

That's why Odin lent the Cosmic Cube, just like he didn't mind letting Midgard keep the Mind Scepter.

And Odin said that there was no need for collateral, so Andy didn't insist anymore. After all, the source of true water is actually far away from the Rubik's Cube. Andy's words were actually giving himself a step up.

Since this matter still needed to be kept secret, Andy didn't bring Carnilla with him. He thought he needed some kind words to comfort him, but Carnilla just kissed Andy and told him to pay attention to his safety.

After returning the kiss, Andy didn't waste any more time. He first used concealment magic to cover his traces to prevent Heimdall from prying around, and then used magic to activate the Cosmic Cube.

But after the activation, Andy did not leave immediately. The Cosmic Cube in his hand began to emit stronger and stronger blue light, and at the same time released streaks of blue lightning. The next second, these lightning suddenly appeared in the sky. A universe.

As the number of blue lightnings continues to increase, the universe becomes more and more complete and clear.

Suddenly, the blue lightning suddenly stopped releasing, and a certain location in the universe lit up at the same time. The next moment, a blue light pillar appeared instantly and took Andy away.

The strong light made Andy unable to see clearly. When he regained his vision, he realized that he had arrived in darkness.

What was placed in front of Andy were two boulders stacked on top of each other. In the middle of the two boulders was a gap as wide as a palm, and inside was a dark red light. These lights were caused by some liquid that was constantly swimming. dispatched.

These liquids are the ether particles buried by King Bor, which are the reality stones among the six infinity stones.