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When Noah and Thor returned to the apartment they had left earlier through teleportation, Noah ignored Thor who ran back to the apartment anxiously as soon as he came back, as if he wanted to see if Jane was still there. He didn't understand what Thor wanted to do.

Noah simply took out his cell phone and asked Lissandra to call Daisy's contact number directly.

Lissandra only needed to search a little to find Daisy's contact information and her specific location through her mobile phone.

"Hello, is that Daisy? Don't say anything else, just tell me where you are now. Thor and I will be there right away." As soon as the communication with Daisy was connected, Noah asked directly, while also checking the location information about Daisy sent by Lissandra.

"What? - Oh, I'm at XXXX now." Daisy just put the phone to her ear and heard a series of inquiries, which made her, who was already very anxious, even more confused. However, she reacted quickly and quickly realized that Thor and the others had returned, and this voice was also Noah's voice that she had heard just now, so she directly explained their current location.

Noah listened to Daisy's conversation and compared it with the coordinate information obtained by Lissandra. He confirmed that their location had not changed due to the unstable spatial environment around them. So after telling Daisy that we would be there soon, he hung up the phone and looked at Thor who was running down from upstairs in a hurry.

"I found their location, Thor, hurry over there."

"What? Great! Let's go!" Thor's originally anxious expression suddenly turned into joy, and then urged.

"Come with me, it's not too far from here." Noah nodded, then tapped the ground with his toes, and magic surged out of his body, instantly lifting him up a hundred meters in the air. Then Noah shot towards Daisy like an arrow from a bow. The speed was so fast that it instantly cut through the shackles of the air and broke the sound barrier on the spot, leaving behind a sharp explosion and a long blue magic light trail.

When Noah took off, Thor also gripped the strap at the end of the hammer handle and swung Thor's hammer. Thor's hammer almost left an afterimage as he rotated. Then Thor threw the hammer upwards. The weight of Thor's hammer increased rapidly, and the powerful force directly lifted Thor into the air and followed Noah's flight light track.

Thor himself has not learned the ability to fly independently. Even after he learned to control his own lightning power in the later part of the movie, he still did not learn to fly independently. He could only rely on Stormrage and Mjolnir to fly.

The principle of Thor's flying with Mjolnir sounds somewhat 'scientific'. Mjolnir is made of the remains of a neutron star, so it is extremely heavy. However, with the help of dwarven craftsmanship and rune magic, Thor can change its weight freely. When it is light, he can easily hang it on a hanger like hats and clothes; when it is heavy, it can press on Hulk, making him unable to move. And if the conditions are not met, few people can directly pick it up.

Thor uses Thor's hammer to fly, relying on the hammer's ability to change weight freely. Thor holds the hammer's straps and lets it rotate in his hand, then swings it many times, letting it rotate to a certain speed, and then throws it into the sky. At this time, the weight of Thor's hammer becomes extremely huge. The speed of its rotation in Thor's hand, coupled with its increased weight, means that as long as Thor holds the straps, this powerful inertia can directly drive Thor up into the sky.

So every time we see Thor flying, most of the time it is because the hammer is flying in front. This way of flying does sound quite scientific, as long as we ignore the hammer that can change its weight freely and the ability to change its flight direction freely while using inertia to fly.

After taking off, Thor caught up with Noah in less than a few seconds, but that was because he had slowed down because their destination was almost reached.

After watching Thor flying with his hammer next to him, Noah thought of the conversation he had just had with Thor in Asgard about learning to fly. Although Thor in the movie did not show the ability to fly until the end, Noah felt that this did not mean that Thor could not learn to fly.

Being able to control the power of thunder and lightning, Noah can think of several ways to achieve flying just by thinking about it.

For example, electromagnetic levitation allows Thor to use lightning energy to generate a strong electromagnetic field, and then create an electromagnetic levitation effect to make himself or objects float in the air and achieve the flight goal. This method should be quite simple for Thor. He just needs to go back and learn more about physics and learn to support him in accurately adjusting and controlling the intensity and direction of the electromagnetic field during flight.

Or use a more brutal and simple method, directly guide the power of lightning and convert it into forward thrust, like Enelu who ate the thunder fruit in One Piece, transforming into lightning to fly, or converting the power of lightning into other high-speed jets of air or plasma to propel yourself forward.

There are many ways to fly. For a being with powerful energy in its body, flying is not a problem. Of course, there is no guarantee that even after Thor learns to fly, he will still like to use Thor's hammer to fly. However, learning to fly by yourself is a good thing after all. If the hammer is destroyed, at least he doesn't have to jump on the ground like Hulk.

While Noah was thinking about this question, he said to Thor beside him: "We are here, right down there."

When Noah found himself at the coordinates provided by Daisy, he stopped flying, hovered in the air, and looked down.

Thor also put away the hammer flying in front of him, then raised the hammer above his head, rotating it like a helicopter propeller, and relying on this force to hover in the air.

Directly below the two of them was a factory area. Judging from the dilapidated decoration, it had obviously been abandoned for a long time. Perhaps a certain company was unable to manage these factories after bankruptcy, so it had to leave them abandoned here. In America, there were not too many companies that went bankrupt due to the economic crisis, so such abandoned factories were not particularly rare.

And in the open space below, next to a container area, a figure was walking back and forth anxiously next to the container, holding a mobile phone. This person was Jane's good friend Daisy.