Marvel: The Alchemist Just Wants a Peaceful Life.

Of course, for now, Sherlock's most important task is to analyze the Destroyer Armor in front of him. After all, before he can analyze and understand the Destroyer Armor, any assumptions are just wishful thinking.

It was only when Sherlock began to analyze it that he realized analyzing the Destroyer Armor in front of him was completely different from analyzing the Meowth Hammer.

The alchemical array and runes inside the Meow Hammer are primarily used for guiding, amplifying, storing, and attacking. Strictly speaking, the Meow Hammer is essentially a "beginner's equipment," designed primarily to guide the divine power within the user.

However, the Destroyer Armor in front of us is completely different. The alchemical array and runes inside are mainly for defense, transformation, and even amplification. Not only is it completely different from the Meow Hammer, but more importantly, it also has an additional core and a large energy conduction system for firing destructive rays.

For Sherlock, the alchemical arrays and runes for defense, transformation, and even amplification were easy to deal with; the real difficulty lay in the runes and alchemical arrays used for energy transfer.

This complex energy conduction system was the first Sherlock had ever seen in his life, and its precision far surpassed that of any runes or alchemical arrays inside the Meowth Hammer.

However, this was not what devastated Sherlock the most. What truly devastated him was the existence of the energy core inside the Destroyer.

Sherlock simply cannot analyze this thing! Or rather, it is impossible for him to analyze it!

The reason is simple: Sherlock lacks basic knowledge about this core and cannot even imagine how it is made!

Because when Sherlock tried to analyze the core, what Sherlock saw was a huge sun at its peak, which should have been floating in the universe!

Compared to the sun, Sherlock is nothing but a speck of dust!

Sherlock simply couldn't understand how Asgard had captured a sun, compressed it to the size of a fist, and used the principle of spatial folding or some other method to stuff it into the Destroyer armor.

Of course, although Sherlock cannot analyze it, it does not mean that Sherlock cannot use it. After all, this core is like the Arc Reactor on Tony's armor, and it should not be bound to the Destroyer armor.

Sherlock spent nearly half a month analyzing the Destroyer Armor, and that didn't even include the core analysis.

During this time, Sherlock handed over all the logistical work to Doro, who then chose to use the Anywhere Door to go to Los Angeles, once again outsourcing the logistical tasks to Tony.

A minor incident occurred during this time.

Tony somehow learned about the alien war in New Mexico.

Unlike the S.H.I.E.L.D. team, Tony's first reaction upon seeing the so-called Kizaru and the miniature Thor was that the two were definitely Sherlock and Doro.

Especially after Doro returned and, under Tony's coercion and enticement, demonstrated his miniature Mjolnir, Tony was completely overwhelmed.

What's so fun about that awful alien thing? Come on, Grandpa Tony will get you something much more fun!

Doro then acquired a complete Iron Man suit before Sherlock, including after-sales service and subsequent upgrades, and even the color was exactly the same as Tony's suit.

Sherlock, who was hiding underground analyzing the armor, almost dropped his eye when he saw Doro return, wearing Iron Man armor and looking excited.

During a break from eating, Sherlock helped Doro modify the Iron Man armor Tony had made for her, turning it into a round ball the size of an apple, so that Doro could wear it anytime.

Looking at Doro Sherlock with his small hammer in his right hand and Iron Man armor in his left after finishing his meal, a sense of speechlessness lingered in my mind.

Can the future Doro be someone who combines the abilities of all the Avengers members?

That shouldn't be possible, right?

Imagine Dororo wearing Iron Man armor, carrying a bow and arrow, with a Mjolnir in his left hand and an electric shock bracelet in his right, wearing Hulk's purple underwear underneath, and Spider-Man's legs near his butt?

The scene was too beautiful for Sherlock to imagine.

Of course, Tony didn't get his suit of armor for free. He used the Anywhere Door to get there and haggled with Sherlock for a while, eventually managing to get about a finger's worth of Uru metal from Sherlock before leaving satisfied.

Meanwhile, after spending half a month analyzing the Destroyer Armor, Sherlock began modifying it.

The first step, naturally, is to consider the appearance.

Sherlock referenced the design of the nanotech bio-armor from Crysis, and with the powerful magical abilities of the Uru alloy from the Destroyer Armor, he managed to retain its defensive characteristics while adding features that enhance the body.

With Uru alloy as its base and the aid of alchemy, Sherlock, wearing this armor that's like having superhuman strength, can even unleash power comparable to Spider-Man.

Most importantly, Uru alloy and alchemy are such a perfect match that Sherlock even modified part of his mechanical arm to store the equipment inside.

When needed, this suit of armor can be deployed from the mechanical arm to the entire body in the blink of an eye.

In order to retain the armor's ability to amplify energy and fire destructive beams, Sherlock even went to Tony Stark and borrowed an Arc Reactor to install on his mechanical arm.

Not only can it enhance the use of alchemy by its mechanical arm in normal times, it can also power its armor, making it a perfect combination.

The only problem is that it's so bright at night that it's a bit dazzling when you're trying to sleep, so Sherlock had to take inspiration from how Wakanda made the mechanical arm for the Winter Soldier and modify his own mechanical arm to be detachable.

As for the remaining core, which was originally intended for the Destroyer armor, Sherlock, after much deliberation, forcibly embedded it under the tip of his spear while modifying his Spear of Longinus with Uru alloy.

The Spear of Longinus, which originally looked like a weapon, now has a rotating sun at its base, making it look more like a staff.

Of course, the Spear of Longinus now also has the ability to fire destructive rays. In fact, due to its spear shape, it can even fire fan-shaped, spherical, or irregularly shaped destructive rays under Sherlock's alchemy.

Today's Sherlock can be considered a low-budget version of Odin.

When Sherlock sees Thor again, he vows he will definitely cosplay as Odin in front of Thor and see what Thor's expression will be.

Sherlock didn't forget Doro's Mjolnir either, but because the Mjolnir contains raw materials like planetary cores, the Mjolnir made of Uru alloy is only slightly harder.

As for the rest, after Sherlock gave Tony a finger as agreed, most of the rest were stored in Sherlock's four-dimensional pocket.

After all, with the Destroyer being nearly three meters tall and Sherlock only one and a half meters tall, logically speaking, the materials that came with the Destroyer armor should be more than enough.