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He simply couldn't imagine how many warriors of Asgard would be lost in the war.

Just then, Thor suddenly thought of someone.

After thinking for a while, Thor went into the palace and met his father, Odin.

Odin sat on his throne, exuding the arrogance of a powerful ruler even without making a move.

But he was indeed a kind king, and in the end, the arrogance of the strong transformed into an irresistible reverence.

“Father, the warriors of Asgard have suffered heavy losses in the days of fighting. I have a new idea.”

Odin was somewhat surprised, but also relieved, upon hearing Thor's words.

After going through so much, his son has finally grown up quite a bit.

"What are your thoughts?" Odin asked.

Thor immediately said:

"On Earth, I witnessed Lockheed Martin's mechanical technology. Lockheed Martin's robots possess considerable combat power. If we could acquire some similar weapons, it would likely reduce casualties among our soldiers."

Upon hearing Thor's words, Odin fell silent.

He never expected that Thor would actually come up with this idea.

Thinking about it carefully, this is indeed a good idea.

Thor had witnessed everything that happened on Earth, so he naturally knew just how useful those robots were.

Asgard has its own energy weapons, far more advanced than Earth's missiles, but these energy cannons cannot replace the existence of warriors, though those robots certainly can.

The only question is, what will be the consequences of this?

Seeing Odin's silence, Thor knew what his father's concerns were.

Asgard is the realm of the gods, the center of the nine realms, and the most powerful world.

They cannot, and should not, expose their weakness to any of the Nine Realms.

But Thor wasn't thinking about that at the moment.

“Father, our warriors should not have died in vain. I, Thor, will protect the majesty of Asgard!”

After hearing Thor say this, Odin pondered for a while and finally sighed.

"Okay, you can give it a try..."

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Chapter 112 A Restless Future (10,000-word update, please subscribe)

Odin didn't care about Earth's weapons.

Because in his view, Asgard's strength never lay in its army.

Thor is the first war god of Asgard.

To Odin, however, he is still a child who has not grown up, because his divine power has not yet been awakened.

Only a truly awakened Thor can be called the God of Thunder.

Just like him, just like... his sister.

However, Odin did not refuse, because he did not care about Thor's nonsense, and this approach would indeed have some effect.

Growth requires a process and comes at a price, and Odin always knew this clearly.

What he needed was not for Thor to skip this process, but for it to happen more smoothly, just like when Thor fell to Earth, everything was part of a script he had prepared.

But Thor had no idea what Odin was thinking; in his view, this was a very groundbreaking event.

And he never told Odin that he had fallen in love with a woman from Earth.

It was also the appearance of this woman that gradually made him lose his superior attitude towards the earth.

While Thor was preparing to go to Earth, Nolan was still busy at the company.

The bombing of the hive made him realize some problems.

Perhaps he should change his thinking. Although the Hive Base is divided into two parts, as a company of such a large scale, it is naturally a place with a mixed flow of people.

This time, the underground test area was indeed not affected.

But what about next time?

He cannot guarantee that.

So he was considering buying a building to serve as the headquarters of Locke Technology.

In this way, by strictly managing the beehive base, such incidents can be completely prevented from occurring.

However, this is a big move, considering that this is New York, where land is incredibly valuable.

Despite the recent war, New York's housing prices remain high.

This is a big problem for Nolan, who is used to saving money because of the system.

And most importantly, New York, a city plagued by disasters, will not simply walk away from danger.

He needs to pick a good location and then buy sufficient insurance.

Just as I was thinking this, a loud explosion suddenly went off outside.

Nolan looked out the window and saw a man suddenly appear not far away.

"Thor?"

Nolan was somewhat surprised.

Why did this guy suddenly appear?

Their first encounter was in a small town in New Mexico, and Saul didn't have a good impression of him.

The second time was the Battle of New York, and the result was obvious: Nolan gave the Saul brothers a good beating.

He was certain that Saul's senses were absolutely terrible.

What is Thor doing here at this time? He can't be here to cause trouble, can he?

After thinking it over, Nolan notified the Red Queen Titans to prepare their activation equipment. If Thor dared to make a move, he wouldn't hold back.

At the same time, a TX Terminator, already equipped with Thor's Hammer armor, walked outwards.

During the operation, the TX Terminator had already transformed into his appearance.

After landing, Thor looked around at his surroundings.

He knew this was where Locke Technology was located, but he didn't know anything else. Just as he was about to walk toward the massive building in front of him, he noticed the black armored vehicle.

"Nolan Locke!"

Thor's hand gripping the hammer tensed instantly. Although he had come to cooperate with Nolan Locke, his experience of being brutally beaten by Nolan Locke made him extremely nervous when facing this man.

Nolan noticed Thor's nervousness, which reassured him; Thor didn't seem to be there to cause trouble.

In that case, Thor's goal seems quite simple.

Nolan's eyes lit up; a big deal was probably on its way!

"Sol, my friend, I never thought we'd meet again."

Seeing Nolan's enthusiastic demeanor, Thor was not happy at all; instead, his lips twitched.

He still remembered how enthusiastic Nolan Locke was when they first met, and how he ran away without hesitation when the crisis occurred.

The second time they met, it was the same, but the next day he was severely beaten up.

He felt he would never forget such an experience.

The only thing he could be thankful for was that Nolan Locke could disgust him for a few more decades at most.

As an Asgardian, he could live for at least several thousand years!

After comforting himself, Thor did feel much more relaxed.

"I'm grateful to my brother for telling me how to comfort myself."

Thor thought to himself.

He wasn't the only one who got beaten up back then; his brother Loki did too. But compared to him, Loki quickly stopped caring.

It must be said that Loki's words do make sense.

Why are the Asgardians able to feel superior to Earth from the bottom of their hearts? It's because they are gods.

Mortals are mortals after all.

Unfortunately, Jane was only human...

Thor had a lot on his mind, and then he laughed heartily and said:

"Nolan, my brother, I hope this meeting will be pleasant."

Nolan didn't expose Thor's awkward acting and asked directly:

"So, Thor, why are you here?"

I thought that if you came to Earth, your first choice would definitely be to find Jane, and your second choice would be to go to S.H.I.E.L.D.

"To be honest, I came to Earth this time to discuss a business deal with your company."

Although Thor pretended to be very shrewd, he was actually not very good at using his brain, so he simply told the truth.

"So, Asgard needs a wave of robots right now because it needs to quell rebellions in other worlds?"

Nolan spoke thoughtfully.

"That's right, just like the APU mechs before, and those Terminators you mentioned, these are all very good products."

Nolan smiled, understanding Thor's meaning.

"Of course, no problem, but it will probably take some time. Locke Technology's production capacity is limited, and there are many orders ahead of you. I need to complete those orders first."

"How long will it take?" Thor frowned. He didn't understand sounds, so he hadn't considered this possibility at all.

"About three months, but that's the production capacity before the Battle of New York. Because of that war, Lockheed Martin's production lines were also affected. If things go badly, it might take six months," Nolan replied.