The Comprehensive Evolution of American Comics.

Chapter 662: The irrelevant
"Looking for someone?"

Yang Le repeated Thor's words in a questioning tone. He was a little confused about what kind of person Asgard would send the Crown Prince Thor out to look for.

Could it be Loki? Could the God of Tricksters have pulled some nasty trick again, and had things gotten so out of hand that Thor had to come out and capture him himself?

This is somewhat possible, because due to his identity, Loki cannot become the king of Asgard, but the poor child does not know this, which leads to Loki always working for an almost impossible goal.

Odin's original intention was to train a suitable Frost Giant successor, Loki, to become the king of Jotunheim, and then to marry the next successor of Asgard, Thor, forever.

This plan is indeed a good idea from Asgard's perspective. The kings of the two countries grew up and lived together. They know each other well and have formed a brotherly bond over a long period of time.

This bond will tightly link the two people, and with this bond as the starting point, it will bring eternal peace to Jotunheim and Asgard.

But it's different from the perspective of the Jotunheim people and Loki.

All in all, Odin's idea was indeed good, but he did not take more actions to perfect his idea, which led to the fact that there was no peace between Asgard and Jotunheim, and Loki grew up in a twisted childhood.

It can be said that it was an idea of ​​God, but it was solved by Eagle. Thanks to the efforts of Loki and Thor, the two next generations, this bad move did not lead to the collapse of the whole game.

But that is according to the main universe. As of now, the Thor of the 9527 universe is polite and brave, without the bad habits of the early Thor. Yang Le really doesn't know how Loki will compete with him for the position of heir to Asgard.

"Yes," Thor nodded. "The person I'm looking for is a relative of mine. I don't know where he is, and I'm not familiar with China... or your country, so I'd like to ask if you have any relevant channels that can help me?"

Looking for relatives? I guessed it right. Isn't this just looking for Loki?
Yang Lezhi nodded complacently and said that based on his understanding, it was impossible for him to make a wrong judgment on some familiar heroes. Who else could be Thor's relative who came to Earth except Loki?

Could it be that the white-bearded old man Odin has Alzheimer's disease again? That's impossible. According to the setting of the Aesir, these guys are getting more and more evil. If you want to make them suffer from Alzheimer's disease, at least the cosmic tapeworm must have gone to the wrong place and invaded the brain instead of the stomach.

Why do you, Odin, also want to have a baby?

With his mind full of random thoughts, Yang Le remained calm on the surface. He asked calmly, "I do have some connections, but if you want to find someone, you have to give me some characteristics. For example, I need to know if the person I'm looking for is her or him?"

"I'm not entirely sure about that," Thor said apologetically. "I can't guarantee whether the person I'm looking for is a man or a woman. Even though we're relatives, I don't know much about him or her."

This doesn't make sense. Thor and Loki grew up together, so how could Thor not know anything about Loki? Could it be that my assumption was wrong?

Yang Le frowned slightly, but soon understood. As the God of Tricksters, Loki's greatest skill was all kinds of miraculous transformations, including but not limited to altering his appearance and magic. Changing his appearance and gender was as easy as breathing for him. As for not understanding him, Thor initially knew very little about Loki, his nominal brother. It was more accurate to say that few people in Asgard truly understood him.

"Thor, my friend." Yang Le spread his hands, looking helpless. "You can't just not give me any information at all. Even if I were a god, I wouldn't be able to find the person you're looking for."

Thor was even more embarrassed because he was indeed a god, and he really couldn't find the person he was looking for. In his opinion, if Yang Le knew his true identity, this sentence would be a veiled mockery of him.

However, precisely because he felt that Yang Le didn't know, Thor felt even more embarrassed.

"I'm sorry." Thor apologized promptly and decisively. He asked for help but Yang Le couldn't provide any clues. In his opinion, Yang Le was already a miracle man for not losing his temper. If someone spoke to him like that, Thor would think that the other person was playing a trick on him.

However, what Thor didn't know was that the reason Yang Le wasn't angry was because he knew Thor inside and out, so he didn't feel anything about those outrageous requests.

But just because of this tiny information gap, Thor thought Yang Le was a very kind and gentle person. Of course, if you praise Yang Le in this way, he will just say that this is just me, but we all know that is just shameless. (This review comes from Miss Gwen, who read this work)

"I can only tell you that the person I'm looking for is very strong. He must be at least as strong as me. Do you know anyone like him?"

"Powerful superhumans?" Yang Le stroked his chin and pretended to think for a moment. "This country does have quite a few powerful superhumans. I can list them for you, but we can't guarantee that the one you're looking for is among them."

"This has been a big help," Thor said with a smile. "I'm very satisfied to have some goals. This is much better than searching randomly on my own."

"Okay then." After saying that, Yang Le ran to a convenience store nearby and bought a sticky note and a pen. He wrote down the names of all the stronger superhumans in the current universe in his mind on it, and also indicated the location where he could find them.

"I really don't know how to thank you." Thor took the sticky note handed to him by Yang Le. "No matter what, I owe you a big favor."

While Yang Le was waving his hand to refuse, Thor had already lowered his head to look at the sticky note. At first glance, he saw the name of the first superhuman marked on the sticky note.

"Hyperion?" Thor whispered. "That's a strange name."

After all, the name Hyperion was originally the name of a Titan in Greek mythology. Perhaps it was fate that Hyperion, the Eternal Titan, also used it as his name, so it is normal for Thor to have some fluctuations about this name from mythology.

"This is the name of the most powerful superhero currently on Earth. How come you don't know it?"

(End of this chapter)