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Chapter 181 Reality Gem Acquired

"Ally! The illness she has hasn't been diagnosed yet!" Thor exclaimed anxiously.

Li En raised his hand to interrupt him, his tone calm: "What she has isn't an illness, and I know exactly what that thing is. She came to Asgard this time just to get something."

He pointed to the two storage boxes behind him, tightly bound by chains, then turned to Jane on the bed: "The Asgardians were right. This power is too great. If it remains inside you, you will die within two days."

He paused for a moment.

"But don't worry, we Earthlings have a way of dealing with this."

As soon as he finished speaking, he suddenly raised his right hand.

The Rebellious Yama appeared instantly in his palm, the dark red aura on the blade appearing particularly cold under the soft light of the treatment room.

He gripped the knife in a reverse grip, tip pointing downwards, and stabbed it directly into Jane's chest.

"Stop!" Thor's entire body exploded with dense blue arcs of electricity at the same moment, and he rushed to Jane's bedside in a blur. The electricity gathered on his right fist was so bright that it was impossible to look directly at it.

Odin, the king of the gods, stood aside watching this scene, a hint of surprise flashing in his single eye.

He was unaware that Thor had grown to the point where he could unleash such power in an instant.

"Ah—!" Jane screamed, her voice echoing throughout the treatment room.

Then everyone was stunned.

She didn't feel any pain.

"The sword—the sword pierced my body—but why doesn't it hurt?"

Jane looked down at her chest, where the blade had clearly pierced her.

But she didn't feel any pain, and her skin wasn't even broken.

Thor realized what was happening too.

He looked down at Jane's chest, then at his own fist still clenched around the lightning bolt, and quickly pulled it back, his face filled with confusion.

Li En slowly rotated the blade, activating the separation power of the rebellious Enma.

The dark red, sandy aura began to be drawn out of Jane's body, spreading upwards along the blade, as if pulled away by some invisible force.

The next second, that force suddenly exploded.

The red light instantly filled the entire treatment room, and a sense of oppression that made people instinctively want to retreat filled the air.

Everyone felt something was wrong with their bodies, as if something was gently touching their consciousness.

"What is this?" Thor stared wide-eyed at the red lights floating in the air.

He reached out to grab it, but when his fingers passed through the light, he couldn't grasp anything; it was like trying to catch a wisp of smoke.

Odin did not speak.

His single eye stared straight at Li En, waiting to see what methods this Earthling would use to control something at the level of the universe's origin.

Li En smiled.

He slowly pulled the rebellious Yama out of Jane's body, then flipped his wrist so the blade was pointing upwards and began to draw circles in the air.

One circle, two circles, the arc of the blade's rotation grows larger and larger, the force of separation is reversed—fusion is activated.

The red aura that had been drifting aimlessly throughout the treatment room seemed to have heard some kind of summons and began to converge madly on the blade of the rebellious Yama.

They coalesced layer upon layer on the spine of the blade, becoming denser and brighter, until finally, in the very center of the blade, they were compressed into a blood-red gem.

Reality Gem, acquired.

Li En tried to put the rebellious Enma, who was inlaid with the Reality Gem, back into the space warehouse—but it didn't work.

Like the two treasures, it was also rejected.

Moreover, the texture of the Rebellious Enma in my hand now feels somewhat strange.

The blade would occasionally sway with an ethereal movement, as if he were not holding a real knife, but a ball of light that could change shape at any moment.

He stared at the Reality Stone for a few seconds, then looked up and casually asked Thor, "So, are you planning to send us back, or continue exploring Asgard?"

"Jane! Are you alright?" Thor hadn't heard what he had just said at all.

He cupped Jane's face in his hands, turning it over and over to check, until Jane said several times, "It seems like everything is alright now," before his face, which had been tense for hours, finally relaxed.

He turned around excitedly and shouted to Li En, "I want to take Jane to see the Empress Dowager!"

As he said this, he completely ignored the icy aura emanating from his father's single eye behind him.

Li En shrugged indifferently: "This is your home, why are you asking me?"

After saying that, he flipped his wrist and took out the head of Helios from the spatial storage.

The moment the head was exposed to the air, two extremely bright beams of light shot out from its eyes, illuminating the entire treatment room as bright as day.

"Wow! What is this? Whose head is this?"

Instead of being afraid, Jane widened her eyes and leaned forward, staring curiously at the still-glowing head.

Thor was also taken aback.

Why does this head possess divine power?

"The power of the sun god?" Odin frowned even more deeply.

Of course he knew who the Sun God was, and he knew that the guy was alive and well and could not possibly have had his head chopped off.

But the power contained in the head in Li En's hand was undoubtedly the divine power of the Sun God.

That leaves only one explanation.

This Earthling in front of me has been to other universes, where he killed a sun god and brought his head back.

If that's the case, then all his assessments of Li En's true strength must be re-evaluated from the beginning.

Seeing that Jane showed no fear whatsoever, Li En simply shoved his entire head into her arms: "This thing doesn't just glow; it can break most illusions and magic, and it can even help you find enemies hiding in the dark. Take it for self-defense, and return it to me when we get back to Earth."

"Huh?" Jane cupped the still-glowing head in her hands, her mind racing.

She wasn't stupid—in fact, her IQ was higher than most people present.

She instantly understood the subtext hidden in Li En's words.

She picked up the head of Helios and scanned the room, only breathing a sigh of relief after confirming that there was nothing unusual around her.

However, she couldn't help but ask, "Why didn't you give me something with better defensive capabilities?"

Li En curled his lips: "You wouldn't be able to use it even if I gave it to you. Rather than having you carry a missile and be able to take someone down with you if you can't win, I'd rather give you something that can detect where the enemy is hiding in advance."

If you discover an enemy, wouldn't it be safer to tell those around you?

"Ally, what did you say?" Thor interrupted with a displeased look.

"How could Asgard possibly have enemies? Loki is still locked up in the dungeon, so he can't come out to play any pranks."

Li En smiled at him but didn't reply.

Jane then simply tucked the head of Helios under her arm and used her other hand to tug at Thor's forearm: "Come on, take me to see your mother."

She was indeed very interested in this goddess she had never met.

What kind of person is the woman who can give birth to a son like Thor?

Seeing this, Thor stopped dwelling on what Li En had just said and put his arm around Jane's shoulder as they walked out toward his mother's palace.

Before leaving, he turned back and glared at his father.

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