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Chapter 463 Nidavellir

The moment he put on Odin's Protection, Erin clearly felt an invisible barrier rise up from his body.

He shielded and isolated most of the death aura that had been surrounding him ever since he awakened the [Child of Death - Pseudo] talent.

???

Looking at the lingering aura of death around him, Erin's lips twitched involuntarily.

Is this the shielding effect of Odin's protection?

Odin's protection has not expired, and all its effects remain.

However... these effects seem to only have a partial effect on Erin.

Or rather, Odin's protection, which once completely shielded Hela from the aura of death, could not completely block the deathly favor brought by Erin's [Child of Death - Pseudo] talent.

Is it because the Death Favor brought by [Child of Death - False] is of a higher level than the Death Favor Hela received after embracing death, that even [Odin's Protection] cannot completely shield others from the misfortune brought by the Death Favor?

Thinking about the death energy he passively absorbed, which seemed to be much purer than the one Hela had refined, he realized that it was actually quite potent.

A flash of understanding crossed Erin's eyes.

Ok.

At least the misfortune that Death's favor brought to most of those around him was indeed weakened considerably.

In any case, it should be better than before when there was no Odin's protection... right?

"Hopefully, people won't die so easily."

Finally, Erin couldn't help but let out a long sigh in his heart.

He really didn't want to be that walking Grim Reaper!

After sighing, Erin quickly rallied.

"Indeed, one still has to rely on oneself."

After saying this softly, Erin took out his coin, which was imbued with a trace of spirituality, intending to make a quick judgment using the balance space.

"Could Hela's method of cultivating death talents help me control the talent of [Child of Death - Pseudo]?" No, I can sense that Hela's method is indeed useful, and that's not what I'm really concerned about.

"Hmm, 'Could using Hela's method of developing death talents eliminate the misfortune brought by the blessing of death'...that's it!"

Erin murmured silently as if deep in thought, and quickly determined the next divination statement.

Silently, Erin came to the bottom of the scales of fate, then his eyes deepened, and he flicked the coin upwards.

"bite······"

As the crisp sound echoed, the silver coin tumbled down and came to a steady stop in Erin's palm.

This time, it's facing up.

GOOD!

This shows that Hela's method can indeed help her eliminate the effects of death's favor and stop her from becoming that "walking grim reaper".

"call."

After exhaling a breath of stale air, Erin's eyes returned to normal.

Now that it's been confirmed that Hela's method is truly effective for me, I should just focus all my efforts on doing that.

Although I don't know how long it will take to completely eliminate the negative effects of the deathly favor, at least I have a direction to move forward.

Moreover, with Hela, a great expert, guiding him, and with the effects of the [Odin's Protection] bracelet, Erin believed that even if he couldn't completely eliminate the influence of Death's Favor in a short time...

It can also minimize the negative effects of death's favor.

Ok.

At least.

The first priority is to ensure that those around you are no longer afflicted with the misfortune of death through contact with you.

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Fearing that the curse of death afflicting him might bring more misfortune to the others on the airship.

In the following period, Erin intentionally reduced his contact with others under the guise of cultivation.

Aside from going back and forth to the luxurious room occupied by Hela every day to seek her guidance in cultivation, Erin mostly stayed alone in that small room 134, cultivating silently by himself.

Ok.

Arryn even declined several invitations from Tony Stark and the Dwarf King.

Interstellar travel has always been a desolate experience.

but.

It was during this period of quiet meditation, and with the guidance and instruction of Hela, a powerful being of the Heavenly Father level, that Erin gained a systematic understanding of many things he had only a vague grasp of before.

The understanding has evolved from knowing what happened but not why, to knowing why.

In this state, although Erin's strength did not improve much, he laid a solid foundation for himself, eliminating much of the instability caused by his previous explosive increases in strength.

Even Erin's cultivation of the [Cosmic Brain Meditation Method] has improved to a certain extent.

of course.

Through such arduous training, Erin's understanding and mastery of the Death talent underwent a dramatic transformation compared to before.

Ok.

The outward manifestation of this effect was that the aura of death surrounding Ailin's body was reduced somewhat.

This doesn't mean the aura of death has disappeared.

Instead, it was absorbed into Erin's body and truly transformed into his own power.

Although it wasn't much, it was still a qualitative leap from nothing to something.

really.

Having a renowned teacher to guide me is much better than figuring things out on my own.

After taking a small sip of the energy-replenishing potion, Erin wanted to continue his training in one go.

But at that moment...

Outside room 134, a series of stealthy footsteps suddenly came from.

Followed by.

A simple electronic device emitting a beeping sound was affixed to the access control of room 134, seemingly intending to use some unconventional method to bypass the access control of room 134.

However, before the stealthy figure could press the switch...

Suddenly, the door to room 134 opened a crack, and an arm suddenly reached out from the room, dragging the figure outside into room 134.

Then, the door to room 134 closed silently again.

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Inside room 134.

Arlin stared speechlessly at Tony Stark, who was acting like a thief.

Before Erin could speak, Tony, who had been startled by Erin and instinctively intended to retaliate, suddenly brightened up after recognizing who had dragged him into the room:

"You are here indeed."

Hearing this, Erin raised an eyebrow and asked, "You went to room number 3?"

Room 3, the luxurious suite that the Dwarf King prepared for Erin, is now occupied by Hela.

Upon hearing this, Tony looked constipated.

"You have the nerve to say that? I was planning to come find you, but I didn't even get through the door and I was almost scared to death."

Tony, who had been waiting outside room number 3 for a long time and had no response from Erin, was about to use his homemade gadget to break through Erin's door when he was startled by the sudden dangerous aura emanating from the room.

It was a terrifying killing intent that sent chills down his spine and seemed intent on killing him.

Startled by the aura, Tony immediately grabbed his gadget and fled.

However, once back in his room, Tony immediately realized something was wrong.

Although Erin didn't give him a friendly look, he never really intended to kill him, especially since he had important business to discuss with him earlier.

In addition, there was his unusual behavior of frequently being turned away when he tried to contact Erin recently.

A bold idea popped into Tony's head.

Could it be that the person in room number 3 isn't Erin at all?

But if the person in room number 3 isn't Erin, then where is the real Erin?

Having boldly guessed the truth, Tony immediately put his guess into practice in order to verify it.

That's how the scene just now happened.

Thinking of the terrifying aura he felt outside room number 3 that sent chills down his spine, Tony couldn't help but ask, "You better tell me honestly, who's that person in room number 3? You didn't bring that goddess here as a secret lover, did you?"

God of beauty?

Death is more like it.

After shaking his head, Erin said calmly, "Since you've guessed that the person in room number 3 isn't me, then don't go there and make a fool of yourself. The person in that room isn't some goddess of beauty, but... the god of death."

"Death? Who are you trying to scare, kid?"

As soon as he finished speaking, Tony recalled the chilling aura of death he had suddenly felt when he was about to use his homemade gadget to break down the door of Room 3.

"Gulp."

After swallowing hard, Tony looked at Erin, who seemed serious, and his expression changed. "Wait, could the one in that room really be Death?"

Erin glanced at Tony indifferently and said, "To be precise, it's the goddess of death from Asgard and Hel in the underworld. Yes, the one who attacked both Odin and the Dark Elf King during that Dark War, the goddess of death Hela who was trying to fight both of them at once."

"So if you don't have anything to do, you'd better stay away from room number 3. Otherwise, with that woman's temper and strength, she might really drag you into the land of death one day, and then I'll have to find Aunt Pepper a new husband."

This time, Tony, who had been teased by Erin again, surprisingly did not get angry. Instead, he said with a serious expression, "Hela, the Goddess of Death, didn't she perish in that explosion? How come she's on the Forge?"

Whether it was the fleeting glimpse of Hela in Tokyo before, or the dark battle more than a month ago, Tony was deeply impressed by the immense power Hela displayed.

When Asgard announced Hela's death, Tony remarked that such a powerful woman had fallen.

But before long, he encountered the other party on the Furnace.

Traveling with such a powerful Grim Reaper is hardly a pleasant experience.

Who knows if the other party might suddenly decide to "take" you away and send you to the land of death.

The thought of how he had actually planned to use a homemade gadget to break the access control to Room 3 sent chills down Tony's spine.

"You're asking me? Who am I supposed to ask?"

After rolling her eyes, Erin continued, "However, she boarded the ship halfway by hiding her tracks, so there are some things you should know but don't tell anyone. Otherwise, if you anger her, I can't guarantee she won't take action against you."

Tony: "Don't worry, I'm not stupid. I know what to do."

Tony is a smart man.

So even if Erin hadn't warned him, he wouldn't have exposed Hela's whereabouts and provoked such a terrifying enemy.

However, after saying that, Thor asked with a worried expression:

"Hela, the goddess of death, is an enemy of Asgard, and we were on Asgard's side before. Do you think she might turn against us?"

Erin shook his head upon hearing this and said, "She's just like us, hitchhiking. After I discovered she boarded the Forge, I met with her and we made some arrangements, so unless there are special circumstances, she won't attack us."

As she spoke, Erin glanced at Tony again.

"Of course, it's an agreement, but you shouldn't provoke her."

Thor breathed a slight sigh of relief after hearing that Erin and Hela had made a promise.

But then he rolled his eyes.

Damn it.

Am I crazy to provoke such a powerful and insane woman?

After shaking his head, Tony said, "Don't worry, I'm not crazy. Even if you kill me, I don't want to deal with the person who controls death."

After saying that, Tony composed himself and said seriously, "I called you here to tell you that we're almost at the dwarf kingdom of Nidavellir."

Erin was slightly taken aback upon hearing this.

"Are we arriving in Nidavellir so soon?"

Although the focused training was tedious, it allowed Erin to immerse himself completely in it.

It made him forget the passage of time.

In addition, he had been deliberately avoiding contact with others during this time, so Erin was completely unaware that they were already close to the dwarf kingdom of Nidavellir.

"What's the rush?!"

Tony rolled his eyes. "We've been gone from Asgard for over a week now. If the dwarves' space-jumping technology weren't as advanced as the Bifrost, and we'd only made seven or eight jumps along the way, we would have been in the dwarven kingdom of Nidavellir by now."

"By the way, after we get to Nidavellir, are we going straight back to Earth?"

"Although I have tried my best to learn the airship piloting skills of the dwarves along the way, I cannot guarantee that I can definitely fly their small airships. If possible, we should learn the dwarves' piloting and maintenance skills in the Nidavellite system after we obtain the small airship that the Dwarf King promised you."

In the universe.

Every civilization has its own unique culture and technology.

Although Tony is undoubtedly a genius on Earth, he really can't guarantee that he can definitely fly the dwarfs' airship back to Earth.

"Don't worry, once we get to Nidavellir, you'll have plenty of time to learn how to pilot the dwarven airships, because we'll be staying on Nidavellir for a while."

Tony: "???"

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Shortly after Tony and Erin met.

After a long interstellar journey through the stars, the Furnace landed on a planet with a silvery metallic sheen.

This planet is the homeland of the dwarves—Wat Alheim.

(End of this chapter)