The giant of light in the marvel world

Richard awkwardly raised the hammer in the sun for a while, then put the hammer down calmly and weighed it in his hand.

He was such a stubborn and stubborn hammer, and even at this point he refused to obey him. Richard couldn't help but start to look at this hammer with admiration. I thought it was just a casual "thousand-person hammer" before, but after a long time, it turned out to be a loyal and unyielding hammer?

In fact, this thing is not heavy in his hand. It weighs just over twenty kilograms. Richard can easily swing it into a Hot Wheel with one hand. But he can only do it for a show.

The agents and experts standing next to me looked at me and I looked at you, but they didn't seem to realize what was going on. The same was true for Coulson, who stood there for a long time, as if he was anticipating what would happen next.

Is this the end?

Did you say that you can gain the power of Thunder God by lifting the hammer? Shouldn't it be that the wind roars, the earth shakes, the thunder and lightning flash like the wrath of the gods? The hammer had some scale and momentum before it was lifted, so why did it shut down as soon as it was in Richard's hand?

Although Coulson didn't know much about hammers or magic, he instinctively felt that the atmosphere might not be like this.

He stepped forward cautiously and asked, "Uh, Mr. Li? Is this considered a success?"

Richard thought for a moment: "Well, yes or no."

Coulson was even more confused. Yes or no? What is that operation? Is it considered a success? Is this now considered the God of Thunder?

This seems a bit too simple, right? Why does it feel like Richard got up without even exerting any effort? I guess King Arthur wasn't so careless when he pulled out the sword from the stone, right?

Colson pointed to the sun in the sky and asked again: "Then why is there no thunder?"

Richard's face suddenly darkened. Is it true that the pot is not opened and the pot is lifted? Didn't you see that I was depressed about this?

He held it in for a long time before he finally managed to say: "Because. Because the Thunder God and Lightning Mother are not at home today?"

Coulson: "???"

Agent Coulson obviously has never read a certain oriental classic, nor has he heard of an old man named "The Great Immortal of Tiger Power". He is now secretly wondering who is the master of Thunder God and Lightning Mother? Have you ever been to Earth?

In fact, Richard overlooked a small problem before. Although many people in Marvel have lifted Mjolnir, not everyone has been recognized by the hammer. To use the simplest analogy, Captain America has been recognized by the hammer, so when he picks up the hammer, he can make thunder and have bonus divine power. Vision can also pick up Mjolnir, but the hammer is really just a harder hammer in his hand - the kind of tool that can be used to knock people and drive nails.

Similar is Magneto. Of course, a radical villain like Lao Wan cannot be recognized by Hammer, but he can control magnetism! No matter how awesome the hammer is, it is still metal after all. Although Lao Wan can't pick up the hammer, he can control the magnetic force and drag the hammer flying all over the sky. There is no problem in pretending to be awesome.

To put it bluntly, as long as you are awesome enough or have a plug-in, you can still lift Thor's hammer, but the difference is that you cannot be recognized by the hammer, and you cannot obtain the power of Thor.

Richard immediately lost interest in the hammer. Although he can pick up the hammer by crushing it with a higher level of power, it is meaningless without the blessing of the power of the God of Thunder. It is better to wait for the owner who lost the hammer to come back and claim it.

Speaking of the owner of the hammer.

Richard turned around and asked: "By the way, have outsiders tried to lift this hammer these days?"

Coulson shook his head: "Many locals tried it before SHIELD arrived at the scene, but the result was the same - the hammer didn't move at all. Later, we set up a cordon and established a laboratory, prohibiting irrelevant personnel from entering, and then No one has come to take it anymore.”

"Huh? No one tried to break through your cordon?"

Colson was stunned for a moment: "No."

Richard frowned. Did he remember it wrong? Didn't Thor, who lost his divine power in the Thor movie, break into the SHIELD camp, knock over a dozen SHIELD agents and try to steal the hammer? Could it be that he came too early and Thor was still on his way?

It’s hard to say. After all, compared with the original Marvel, this world not only has Ultraman but also alien beasts. Who knows what kind of chain reaction it will cause? Thinking about the worst, what if Thor, who has lost his divine power, bumps into Baigbazun who is looking for dinner as soon as he falls to the earth, and then he is swallowed by the alien beast and even the old man Odin doesn't have time to save him? , that’s not a big deal

To be on the safe side, Richard thought it would be best to find him first.

He turned to Colson and said: "Then I need you to find someone. He looks about 20 or 30 years old, a white male, with blond hair. He is a tall and unusually muscular man, and his expression may be particularly lacking in love. What's the range? It’s probably around here.”

Coulson quickly realized something, and he asked nervously: "Is that from Asgard?"

Richard nodded: "Thunder God Thor, the future designated king of Asgard."

"You know him?"

Richard could describe the other person's image so accurately that Coulson thought that they must have met him in all likelihood.

"Not really. I know him, but he doesn't know me." Richard said, "Since Thor's hammer is here, it means that the prince of Asgard must not be far away. To find him, he will not only It is the key to this incident and will also be the key to the future diplomacy between humans and Asgard."

Agent Coulson nodded solemnly. As soon as Richard said this, he immediately felt a heavy burden fell on his shoulders, as if the future of mankind was really on his shoulders. Without saying anything, he immediately turned around and prepared to make arrangements to find someone, but after taking two steps, he paused as if he remembered something.

He turned back and pointed at the hammer in Richard's hand: "Then this hammer."

"Oh, just keep this for me first. It doesn't look like anyone else can pick it up anyway."

As Richard said, he tossed the hammer twice in his hand. The hammer's heart was like: @#\u0026*! \u0026%

"Don't worry. In fact, I picked it up because I used some special methods and did not obtain the power of the God of Thunder." Richard explained, "I will return it when its real owner comes back. After all, this thing The son is proof of Asgard’s throne, we don’t want to start a war with an alien civilization over such a hammer, do we?”

Agent Coulson didn't say anything more and turned around to do his work, which was regarded as his tacit consent to hold the hammer first. Because like he said, no one else can take it anyway.

After Coulson left, Agent Ward, who had been standing silently aside, couldn't help but speak - someone's eyes never moved away from the hammer the whole time.

"You said it is proof of the throne of God's Realm? Does that mean that whoever lifts the hammer can become the king?"

Richard glanced sideways at the second-fifth agent and couldn't help but be happy: "Yes, yes, if you can lift the hammer and be recognized, you will be the king of the nine realms, and the earth is one of them. How about it, are you interested? Want to try it?"

(Thank you to the book friends for your generous reward!)