Marvel: The Alchemist Just Wants a Peaceful Life.

Chapter 101 Odin's Unfortunate Later Years

Well, while Thor's act of taking his guests to bathe was somewhat outrageous, the good news is that at least he didn't take Sherlock to bathe, so it could be considered somewhat reliable.

Of course, despite not understanding it, Sherlock and Doro still thoroughly enjoyed their bathing trip.

After all, before Sherlock transmigrated, his greatest hobby as a cow or horse was taking a bath. Even after transmigrating, because the Ukrainian people didn't have a bathing culture, Sherlock built a small bathhouse in his house.

Even Zhao Weike fell in love with taking baths, and Helen affectionately called the Sherlock family's bathhouse "the boys' private domain."

As for Doro, he's flesh and blood that fell from Sherlock's body, so naturally he loves such things just as deeply.

To be honest, the bathhouses in Asgard really exceeded Sherlock's expectations. Their level of luxury goes without saying, but what pleased Sherlock the most was that they actually had the same kind of human skin polishing service as the bathhouses in Northeast China before he traveled through time.

Abbreviated as scrubbing.

After enjoying a long-awaited knee polishing session, Sherlock also took a look at this Asgardian bathhouse.

If you don't look closely, you'll be fine, but if you do, Sherlock almost dropped his jaw.

Almost everything in this bathhouse is based on alchemy or magical technology. Whether it's the lion-shaped faucet that keeps spraying water or the showerhead, they are all essentially alchemical devices.

The biggest use of these refining devices is actually to add some special active substances to the water!

Out of curiosity, Sherlock used his All Things Analyzer to analyze the substances in the water and the medicinal herbs soaking in it. To his surprise, he discovered that the water in this pool not only had a stronger ability to remove impurities than ordinary water, but also had the effect of repairing the body and delaying aging.

And this effect is very powerful!

Thinking about his own little bathhouse and then looking at this huge bathhouse, Sherlock had only one thought left in his mind.

want to!

And coincidentally, the golden retriever next to him, who was treating the Meowth Hammer like his wife, was the crown prince of this place and one of the richest people here. Sherlock hardly used his brain; he simply used the small gift he brought to easily exchange with Thor for a promise to help him gather the medicine and the faucet.

Sherlock and Thor were both very pleased with this. Sherlock had the materials and herbs to rebuild his bathhouse, while Thor received a pink dress with Hello Kitty printed on it.

Thor even complained to Sherlock for a while about his father, Odin.

He also stated that the Thor armor he transformed into on Earth was his favorite armor set in his life, and even the design of the Mjolnir was his favorite design. The only drawback might be the twin ponytails that were forcibly tied to his head.

But what he considered such a perfect look was severely punished by his father after he defeated Loki. Not only was his most satisfying outfit destroyed, but his father also forcibly turned Mjolnir back to its original form.

Thor was depressed for a long time because of this.

Sherlock was genuinely curious as to why Thor was so fixated on that obviously garish outfit.

Thor's answer, however, seemed to reshape Sherlock's worldview.

First of all, even now, Thor's biggest dream is to become a so-called "Valkyrie"! Secondly, even now, Thor genuinely believes that the skirt armor has a much greater range of motion than his own armor, and Thor quite enjoys the healthy breeze blowing on his buttocks.

Hearing Thor's words, Sherlock could only fall silent, his lips twitching.

Sherlock genuinely didn't know how to respond to Thor. Odin was really unlucky; his eldest daughter was a dark berserker, and his second son was not only illiterate but also a simple-minded brute who wanted to become a Valkyrie.

He even seems to have a bit of a cross-dressing fetish now! He might even become a spendthrift in the future.

The youngest son was full of clever tricks but lacked wisdom, and he always wanted to have a showdown with his second son.

Suddenly, Sherlock felt a pang of pity for old Odin; it was truly an unfortunate end to his life.

The three of them soaked in the bath for the entire morning, until lunchtime, when Frigga, having learned that Thor had brought Sherlock to the bathhouse, found them and dragged them away by the ear.

Who would have thought that Frigga, the dignified and elegant goddess in the movie, would behave like this when facing her foolish son, Saul?

Especially since it happened in front of Sherlock, it even gave Sherlock a feeling of returning to his classmate's hometown in Northeast China in a past life.

The vision of parents scolding their friends while cheerfully greeting him, and his classmates telling him to eat and drink well with tears in their eyes, only to turn around and get beaten up again, kept appearing before Sherlock's eyes.

It's no wonder Frigga was so angry. Putting aside Thor's "intention to rebel" remarks in the hall, the fact that Thor brought Sherlock, an alchemist, to the bath was enough to infuriate Frigga.

When facing her children, even the dignified Empress was nothing more than an ordinary mother.

Sherlock didn't find this objectionable at all; in fact, he watched with great interest as Frigga dealt with Thor while telling him to drive the group back to the palace.

The reason Frigga was in such a hurry was quite simple: Odin had hosted a luncheon in the palace for Sherlock, the alchemist, and the Ancient One, the Sorcerer Supreme.

However, when Sherlock, carrying Doro, followed Frigga and her son back into the hall, he was stunned by what he saw.

The Ancient One, who had been at loggerheads with Odin before leaving that morning, was now laughing and drinking with Odin, showing no signs of the previous animosity between them.

In particular, when the Ancient One saw Sherlock enter with Thor, she actually smiled and raised her glass to him!

Although the Ancient One's expression showed no sign of anything strange, still displaying the same unchanging standard smile of the Sorcerer Supreme, it still made Sherlock's heart skip a beat.

A bad feeling quickly spread through Sherlock's mind the moment he saw the Ancient One again.

Oh no, I'm afraid I've been sold out by that Ancient One again!

What frustrated Sherlock the most was that he had no idea what had happened from beginning to end, and he didn't even know how the Ancient One had sold him!

Even if Sherlock wanted to retaliate, he felt completely helpless!

>