American comics: Starting with replicating Superman's talent

Chapter 373 The Deal with Thor

Inside a secret base in New York City.

Thor was enjoying the potato chips.

Ever since his brother Loki brought news of their father's death, this guy has fallen into a state of depression.

Like a middle-aged man who is lost and doesn't know what to do with his career.

Like most people, Thor ultimately chose to give up.

Although he didn't know why an organization called S.H.I.E.L.D. cared about him so much, he wasn't going to suffer any losses.

So Thor has been staying at S.H.I.E.L.D. for free again, living a pretty good life, at least he doesn't have to worry about starving.

"So, what do you think your brother will do to us?"

Not far from Thor sat Nick Fury on the sofa with a dark expression.

He got angry watching Thor eat heartily.

I feel like I've been fooled by Gino again. What prince of Asgard? He's just a glutton and a good-for-nothing.

"How do we deal with it?"

Thorfeli looked away from the television, then began to think seriously before saying, "I don't know how to describe it, or how to put it into words."

"My brother's god title in Asgard is the god of trickery, meaning he is cunning and unpredictable."

"He might send out a large Asgardian army, or he might use some powerful weapons."

As if remembering something, Thor's expression changed drastically: "Damn it, I... I forgot about the Bifrost. Loki won't use rainbow energy to bombard Midgard, will he?"

Hearing Thor's words, Fury's expression darkened slightly. When Loki visited Earth before, he overheard Gino and the other party talking and also learned that the Rainbow Bridge was a powerful energy emission device.

"Loki wouldn't do that."

Just as Fury and Thor were staring at each other...

A sudden voice appeared behind the two of them.

The two turned their heads and saw a familiar blond boy emerge from a spatial passage carved out of the wall, a calm smile on his lips: "You know nothing about Loki."

To be honest, if I hadn't read the original books, I wouldn't really understand Loki's personality and the logic behind many of the inexplicable things he does.

Simply put, Loki is a spoiled child who lacks love, craves his parents' attention, and also desperately wants to do something to prove himself.

"What makes you think he wouldn't do that?"

Fury instinctively asked a question, but he regretted it as soon as the words left his mouth.

Who is Gino Luther?

If the other person has the confidence to say this, it means that he has absolute confidence and courage.

"Because it's very simple, what Loki actually wants is not to conquer or occupy the Earth."

Gino spoke casually; others might not know, but he was well aware of Loki's plans in the movie's plot.

His primary goal was to kill Thor, thus eliminating any potential threat to the throne.

Then, he tricked the frost giants living in the frigid lands into going to Asgard to assassinate Odin, the king of the gods. Then, when Odin's life was in imminent danger, he stepped forward to help Odin make a name for himself and win over the hearts of the people of Asgard.

It has to be said that this plan was excellent, but unfortunately, experience prevails, and Odin seemed to have already calculated everything.

When Loki threw down the Destroyer armor and beat Thor half to death, even on the verge of killing him, Thor suddenly understood what courage, responsibility, and the true meaning of justice were.

The rest of the story is quite simple: Thor, having regained his power as the God of Thunder, unleashes his might, wielding his hammer and soaring into the clouds, stirring up the sky and unleashing thunder to defeat the Destroyer armor. Then, he stages a triumphant return, thwarting Loki's plot.

However, the Aesir gods were quite cunning. In short, neither Odin nor Thor, upon their awakening, intended to kill Loki. They even earnestly persuaded Loki, whose plan had failed, to return with them, with the worst outcome being that he would only be imprisoned for a period of time.

But Loki was stubborn and felt it was too shameful to lose, so he voluntarily exiled himself and left Asgard.

"Moreover, Loki always talks about wanting to kill his brother, but in reality, he would never be willing to kill Thor."

Gino even suspected that Loki had held back when he was beating Thor with the Destroyer armor.

Judging from Turkey's physical defenses at the time, a single heavy punch would have shattered Thor's head, not to mention giving him no chance to regain victory.

Well, if I had to describe it briefly, this family is quite contradictory.

"So what do you think Loki will do?"

Fury quickly stood up, intending to extract as much information as possible from Gino to prepare for the upcoming battle.

"How? He's already doing it."

Gino slowly raised his fist, his gaze deep and mysterious, like that of a prophet who could foresee the future: "I can feel the fluctuations of the Rainbow Bridge coming from not far away. If I were you, I would lean out the window and take a look."

Fury quickly ran to the windowsill and looked out the window as Gino had instructed.

As a result, he saw a thick, seven-colored beam of light suddenly fall from the distant sky.

The dazzling light even outshone the daytime sun.

This prompted many New York City residents to cry out in anguish.

The brightness emitted by the Caihongqiao energy beam is enough to blind many people.

I'm sure that after today, the New York Eye Hospital will be overflowing with patients.

The oppressive beam of light slowly died down, and then a huge figure appeared and disappeared from the thick smoke.

Because the distance was too great to see clearly, Fury quickly dialed the phone to contact the S.H.I.E.L.D. agents hidden throughout New York City.

These agents quickly provided him with firsthand intelligence.

It is a terrifying machine made entirely of an unknown metal.

Destruction follows wherever they go.

The rhomboid stone at the head can emit a dazzling golden beam of light, which will cause explosions and flames wherever it hits.

"Neither bullets nor cannons have any effect on him." Fury rubbed his chin, his gaze complex.

As he pondered how to ask Gino for help, a static noise suddenly broke through the previously silent earpiece.

Then, that familiar, annoying voice rang out: "Wow, look who it is! I see you hiding in a secret base on my computer."

"When did our Director of S.H.I.E.L.D. become so cowardly?"

"But that's normal. Let me deal with this terrible intruder."

Fury's expression was grim and uncertain. He stared out the window and then saw dozens of golden figures appear in the sky.

Tony Stark stood triumphantly among the numerous unmanned Mark armors, proudly raising his arm.

Then, a fellow robot raised its arm, and then, colorful and powerful thermal weapons blasted at the Destroyer Armor as if they were free.

(End of this chapter)