American comics: From Hogwarts to God on Earth

Chapter 289 Thor's Trail

Stark eventually asked Rune for his opinion, hoping that Rune could teleport Charles to the location of the caller.

Then determine whether the other party is a hero.

"We had no choice," Stark's voice came from inside his armor, tinged with weariness that anyone could hear. "I'm on vacation with Pepper right now, so I shouldn't be cleaning up your mess, you bastard!"

Rune nodded, accepted the job, and then turned around and took Charles to Asgard.

The teleportation via the Rainbow Bridge can completely bypass any ambush, and the people here are strong enough. The body density of Asgardians is generally two to three times that of humans, which makes their muscles, bones, and skin far stronger than those of Earthlings, equivalent to a mini Captain America.

In addition, given their martial tradition, Rune has no concern that they will get annoyed by the tasks they share—they might even enjoy fighting those humans who pretend to be heroes.

The only person who wasn't entirely satisfied with this was Charles; his face was blank, and it was impossible to tell whether he was happy or sad.

Just as Rune was about to leave, Odin called him back.

"Wait a moment, I need to ask you for a favor."

Rune looked at Odin: "What's wrong?"

"Thor has run away from home."

Rune's eyes widened: "You mean, right under your and Heimdall's noses, a living Thor ran away?"

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Odin possesses prophetic abilities, and Heimdall has the Eyes of Heimdall, said to be able to perceive all things. Faced with these two, Thor simply couldn't possibly—

"Loki, Loki got involved, didn't he?" Rune asked. Thor, a rough man, would never run away from these guys unless Loki intervened.

Odin nodded, but he also admitted that he was the one who ultimately let Thor go.

"—He's too much like me, even that stubbornness that runs deep in his bones," Odin said helplessly, a hint of reminiscence flashing in his one remaining eye. "So, I know I can't stop him, and I have no reason to. I can only beg you to help him."

Rune thought back for a moment; he hadn't seen Thor on Earth recently. Could it be—

"Did he go to find the real culprit behind this multifaceted disaster?"

Odin nodded.

That makes sense. Even if Thor is incredibly thick-skinned, he knows that the mastermind behind a disaster of this magnitude is no ordinary person, so it's reasonable for him to choose to face it alone.

"Alright, but you have to tell me where Thor went, right?" Rune asked, not wanting him to wander around the entire universe.

Odin was prepared. He coughed, and Heimdall came out and recounted Thor's recent whereabouts.

Thor's first thought after running away from home was to return to Earth and fight alongside his friends, but when he arrived on Earth...

The incident of the cancerous cosmic Earth colliding with the normal cosmic Earth has been resolved. He stared blankly for a while, perhaps having figured something out, before flying directly into space.

He began searching for something, until at the edge of the solar system, Thor discovered an extremely large body. The corpse was wearing purple armor, and there was a huge hole in its chest—this was the body of the Planet Eater.

His intuition told him that the killer must be the mastermind behind this multiverse catastrophe, and he then began searching for the body of the gods.

Trying to find clues.

"So I need to find a celestial corpse before him?" Rune raised an eyebrow.