Marvel: The Alchemist Just Wants a Peaceful Life.

Chapter 111 The Core of Asgard

Of course, Sherlock couldn't forget himself while trying to get rid of Thor.

On the tenth day after Sherlock arrived on Nidavellir, he upgraded everything from the gadgets in his four-dimensional pocket and his collection to his own equipment.

The most typical example is Sherlock's equipment, which was created using the Destroyer Armor.

Thanks to the reserves of the Dwarf King Etri, Sherlock enabled the Destroyer Armor to almost completely restore its former power. Despite the replacement of the core, the Destroyer Armor did not suffer a decrease in combat power due to its reduced size.

On the contrary, with Sherlock's alchemy and the Dwarf King's superb forging skills, combined with Nidavellir's unique star-encapsulation technology, Sherlock's armor successfully evolved into a more advanced form.

While retaining its original characteristics, it is no longer limited to the previously fixed style of nano-biochemical suits. Instead, it has become similar to Tony's Mark 50 nano armor, which has fluidity and shape-forming ability. However, compared to the fragile shape-forming of nano armor, Sherlock's armor is harder and looks closer to liquid metal.

This also made things easier for Sherlock, as he was no longer limited by the style of his armor, and could even wear it as clothing in his daily life, which was a significant improvement.

In addition, Sherlock also completed the task of fusing the Lannister and the Eternal Spear.

The Spear of Longinus, originally a long spear, under Sherlock's control underwent a major transformation, its overall design becoming similar to the Spear of Longinus in Evangelion.

However, the Lancer in EVA is a single unit, while Sherlock's is a combination of the Lancer and the Eternal Spear!

The two spears, one gold and one red, overlapped like DNA. Their shape, style, and even the eye-like star embedded at their point of intersection clearly told everyone that their power was not to be underestimated.

Even Etri had to admit that this was the most perfect weapon he had ever seen in his life!

The new Lancer not only retains all the characteristics of the two guns, but also adds the ability to transform. If Sherlock wants, this thing can truly transform into any weapon that Sherlock knows in an instant.

However, when not in use, this thing is just a thin glove on Sherlock's right hand, and it doesn't affect Sherlock's sense of touch at all!

Moreover, even in glove form, it does not prevent Sherlock from using any alchemy by borrowing the characteristics of the Lannister.

Of course, compared to Sherlock's mechanical left arm, both the spear and the armor on his body are only minor upgrades.

Sherlock's upgrade to his left arm over those ten days was nothing short of revolutionary.

Originally intended only as an aid, Sherlock forcibly endowed his arms with seven traits, or rather, artificial consciousness: gluttony, sloth, lust, pride, wrath, greed, and envy.

Yes, you read that right, it's the seven deadly sins.

However, Sherlock's Seven Deadly Sins are not the Seven Deadly Sins from Fullmetal Alchemy, but rather an external computing device created by Sherlock for combat.

Each of the seven deadly sins has a different role to play. For example, gluttony is good at breaking down, envy is good at analyzing, sloth is good at healing, and greed is good at controlling, and so on.

Almost every skill has one or more specialized abilities. These abilities ensure that Sherlock can advance further in alchemy, and also prevent him from becoming mentally exhausted during combat due to the complexities of alchemical techniques.

This is an epic buff for Sherlock.

Of course, Sherlock has always valued integrity, and the principle of equivalent exchange in alchemy is one that Sherlock has always upheld.

Since we've taken the benefits from Asgard, we naturally have to help Asgard with their work!

On the eleventh day, Sherlock, along with Thor and a large group of dwarven mechanics, summoned Heimdall's Rainbow Bridge.

The reason for doing this is quite simple. Just as promised to Odin, since Sherlock has received benefits from Asgard, he naturally has to help Odin solve problems, and solve major problems over a long period of time.

Therefore, Sherlock's choice was simple: since Asgard was to be maintained anyway, he might as well bring along these dwarves and the people of Asgard during the maintenance.

Only in this way can Asgard maintain and repair itself after Sherlock leaves.

Odin, of course, would not refuse and immediately agreed. He then personally led Sherlock, the dwarves, and the Asgardians who had been selected over a whole day into the core cabin of the Asgardian ship, or more accurately, the engine room.

To Sherlock's surprise, the engine room in Asgard was actually located beneath the Asgardian palace!

What Sherlock didn't expect was that this blockhead Thor was actually finding out for the first time that there was a basement in his house!

When Odin opened the door to the "Asgardian engine room," Thor actually seemed even more surprised than Sherlock!

Even after entering, Thor seemed to have learned something new.

Odin was furious at Thor's pathetic state, but with so many people around, he couldn't say anything. He could only silently lead Sherlock and his group toward the heart of Asgard.

When the last gate guarding the core of Asgard was opened, Sherlock, despite being mentally prepared, was still so shocked by the sight before him that he was speechless for a long time.

At the heart of Asgard is a vast, empty star-studded space that stretches to the horizon.

Once you step into this star-studded space, you will be amazed by the splendor of Asgardian magic and technology.

Above everyone's heads, nine enormous suns gathered together, constantly colliding and merging, yet under the control of several golden runes resembling gears or asteroid belts, they continuously separated and reformed.

Nine stars of varying sizes and even different colors of light gathered together, moving quietly in this huge and empty room in a beautiful and rhythmic pattern, a sight of unparalleled beauty.

Whenever a flare rises from the nine stars, golden runes accurately capture it, and the immense energy flows outward through the gear-like golden runes, eventually returning to the numerous energy loops on the walls of the room.

A large amount of energy was also transferred back from those energy loops, which then became the energy for the golden runes to operate.

Everything was so natural and harmonious.

"What wonderful self-sustaining energy! This is simply the most perfect alchemical creation I have ever seen!"

Sherlock looked at everything before him and couldn't help but sigh. After hearing Sherlock's sigh, Odin glanced at Sherlock with a very complicated expression. A flash of regret crossed his face, but he said nothing. He just seemed to have given up on something and continued to speak along with Sherlock.

"Yes, this is the most beautiful view in Asgard."