American comics: I became a god at the beginning, I chose to practice both science and magic

And he was not talking nonsense. Frigga did ask him to convey this decision to Sif, and she really wanted to use the establishment of diplomatic relations with Umbrella to hone Sif. Being a queen is not that easy.

"Okay, I accept this job." Sif finally accepted it.

"Okay, then before that, I suggest you stay in the atrium for a while and get to know the local culture and customs. This is closely related to your work."

"I understand..." Sif was unknowingly led by him and was clearly arranged by Dane.

After finishing the business here, he immediately returned to New York. As for Phil and SHIELD?

Who are you?

When he returned to his private laboratory, he immediately threw the two rings in his hands out, causing them to float in the air.

As soon as he thought about it, the bracelet suddenly lit up with dazzling colorful light. This was the energy of the Rainbow Bridge!

Dane narrowed his eyes and pointed his finger at the air. Two bracelets suddenly appeared. This was a three-dimensional image, with different colors indicating the energy intensity radiated by the bracelets.

He pinched the two shadows between his fingers and threw them onto the workbench.

"Cortana, analyze the energy radiation here."

"Dane, this radiation seems to have similar properties to the quantum energy in Ava."

"Similarity?"

"59.87%."

It is neither high nor low, which means that this energy is likely related to the quantum field.

But Dane had another guess. He stretched out his fingers toward the workbench, and suddenly a cluster of electric arcs appeared between his thumb and index finger. It easily penetrated the air and took shape using it as the medium.

This is what Thor's divine power looks like.

Although he sealed most of the divine power back into Mjolnir, Dane's understanding of divine power was incomparable to Thor's, so he easily intercepted a part of it.

Because the amount was not large, it was inconspicuous. Not only Thor, but even Odin did not notice it.

When Dane was possessed by divine power, he discovered that Odin's awakening this time seemed a bit forced and was not as powerful as he had imagined.

He recalled that the last time he took action in a movie was in the third Thor movie, when he failed to protect his wife and let her be killed by the dark elf.

It can be seen that Odin is indeed nearing the end of his life. At the end of his life, if he can refrain from taking action for 3.4 days, he can live a little longer. However, any attempt to use his divine power will cause harm to his body.

"Cortana, analyze this energy and compare it to previous energies."

"After analysis, this energy is 85.73% consistent with the radiation energy of the ring."

As expected, part of the energy of the Rainbow Bridge comes from divine power, or more accurately, from the divine realm.

He had felt it when he stepped on the Rainbow Bridge before. There was an energy under the bridge that connected to the deep underground of the Fairy Palace.

Asgard is a huge starry continent with a city on the front and countless energy crystals on the back in the movie. Dane guessed that these energy crystals were the source of power for the Aesir.

Perhaps the ancestral god of the Asgardians, like Pangu, transformed himself into the continent and gave rise to all life.

Chapter 860: Abnormal Technological Development

According to Dane's speculation about the power of Asgard, the power of the Rainbow Bridge may have the same origin as the power of the Aesir.

This may be why, after the Bifrost was destroyed, the Asgardians were still able to use teleportation magic.

In the movie "Infinity War", Heimdall was able to use dark magic to teleport Banner to Earth before he died, which shows that the Rainbow Bridge is not absolutely irreplaceable.

However, this kind of teleportation magic should be very difficult and not everyone can learn it.

Therefore, it is not as convenient as using a divine artifact. The Rainbow Bridge is a public divine artifact that can be used by anyone.

But the Spear of Eternity in Odin's hand and the Stormbreaker that Thor will use in the future will both maintain the teleportation function of the Rainbow Bridge.

But there is a question here. Since the function of the Rainbow Bridge originated from Asgard, then when Ragnarok occurred and the Asgard and Hela were destroyed together, why was Stormrage still able to control the Rainbow Bridge?

In other words, after Asgard was destroyed, why was Thor, a member of the Aesir, still able to continue to use Divine Power 10?

According to Dane's reasoning, after the destruction of Asgard, the power of the Aesir should have dissipated like rootless duckweed.

Just like Star-Lord, when Ego was alive, he was a god, but when Ego died, he lost all his divine power.

But from the subsequent events, Thor's divine power did not dissipate because of the destruction of Asgard, but became stronger. Even the broken Thor's hammer could still be used, which seemed a little unreasonable.

He thought about it and thought about it, and finally he thought of the Pantheon - the omnipotent city, and also thought of Valhalla.

Valhalla, in particular, did not die with the destruction of Asgard. It remained intact and even welcomed Jane's soul after her death.

Perhaps the power of the Aesir is not only connected to the divine realm, but also closely related to Valhalla.

Dane twisted the ring floating in the air in his hand. He was not interested in the divine power of the Aesir. He had experienced divine power many times.

However, he was very interested in the Rainbow Bridge's ability to move in space at will. If he could crack its principle, it would be a major technological breakthrough not only for him personally but also for Umbrella's aerospace industry.

Nowadays, the most popular method of interstellar travel in the entire universe is space hopping, which is a technology that uses star map positioning and folding channels to perform space jumps.

The folded channels are widely distributed in the known universe, shaped like a giant net, which connects countless civilized planets together. It is somewhat similar to the Internet and can be called a star network.

This star network is similar to a highway built in outer space, and space civilizations only need to find the entrance and equip the corresponding engine to travel across the stars.

The matching engine is a very common thing in mainstream cosmic civilization, just like the internal combustion engine on Earth. Anyone who can afford a car can own one.

Moreover, this engine has a simple principle and is easy to maintain. There are countless corresponding parts available for replacement in the mainstream universe.

There are even spray-type nanorobots that can automatically repair damaged parts of a spacecraft by spraying them directly on it. Rocket Raccoon has used this thing, and it is very simple.

The existence of star networks and shuttle engines has greatly reduced the difficulty of interstellar travel for spacefaring civilizations, but as a result, the technological development of many civilizations has gone astray.

Since the engines of the shuttle star network are very popular in the mainstream universe and the principle is simple, any slightly decent industrial civilization can manufacture them with the blueprints.

Judging from the performance in the movie, it seems that the creation of such an engine does not require major breakthroughs in materials science, and the energy supply only needs the energy level of nuclear fusion to be sufficient for interstellar travel.

After being modified, the SHIELD's Quinjet fighter can perform space warping, not to mention that in "What If?", even Wakanda's vibranium aircraft can penetrate deep space and carry the world with them.

It can be seen that in the Marvel Universe, the threshold for interstellar civilization is actually very low. As long as there is a little contact with the mainstream universe, one can obtain the warp technology.

But this is actually a shortcut, because no one knows who built the star network, and the origin of the engine technology is no longer traceable. Most civilizations in the mainstream universe are actually "take-it-as-it-is", knowing only what it is but not why it is.

Apart from aerospace technology, their other technologies are actually far behind, especially weapons.

Hydra was able to manufacture things like energy weapons last century, but to be honest, they are not much more efficient than live ammunition weapons.

If a laser gun can kill someone, then a bullet can’t kill someone?

Most aliens can neither defend against laser guns nor bullets, but under Barrett, all beings are still equal.

The only thing that can completely render live ammunition ineffective is probably the energy shield, but this kind of thing is only possessed by advanced civilizations, such as the Kree Empire or the Nova Corps, which can produce it in large quantities.

Thanos is so powerful in the universe, but don’t his lackeys, the Chitauri, rely on armor for bulletproofing?

It is conceivable that if the Avengers had not dealt with the Chitauri during the Battle of New York, the nuclear bomb that exploded over New York might have really taken away all the aliens in the city.

From this we can see that there is no absolutely insurmountable gap in technology between Earth civilization and other interstellar civilizations, and we can catch up.

But this was somewhat contrary to Dane's ideas.

The Trisolarans in "The Three-Body Problem" have a home planet not very far from the Earth, but it takes them 500 years to travel there. However, they can use a tiny sophistry to lock down the science of Earth civilization.

Before all the Three-Body Fleets arrived in the solar system, the water droplets used for detection alone destroyed almost all of the fleets accumulated by the Earth over hundreds of years, directly killing the confidence of 160 people on Earth.

This absolute generation gap in technology is almost unseen in the Marvel Universe.

In the Marvel Universe, even a primitive planet has the possibility of turning the tide when facing an interstellar civilization. Even if this possibility is small, it is not zero.

If the human fleet in "The Three-Body Problem" came to the Marvel world, let alone the Chitauri, if it weren't for the Infinity Stones and the Gauntlet, I'm afraid Thanos would be beaten and fled in panic by the dense warships.

Of course, if it is the comic version of Thanos, that is another matter.

Therefore, Dane does not want to follow the deformed technological development path of the mainstream Marvel universe. Things like the Star Network are convenient, but they are not conducive to the advancement of science, so he plans to take another path.

There is also a peculiar property in the Marvel Universe, that is, there is the possibility of mutual communication between technology and mystery. The magic of the Asgardians can be analyzed using scientific methodology.

Dane plans to tap into the strengths of humanity, deconstruct this magical knowledge, and then replicate it with the advantages of human science.

So what is the advantage of humans?

It is the industrial system, the infinite desire for productivity, and the firm belief that scientific things are replicable and can be repeated infinitely.

If vibranium is no longer a non-renewable resource, if uru metal can be mass-produced, if everyone can have one of Thor's hammers.

Well, forget about Thanos, even if the Celestials come, they'll kill you too!

Chapter 861 Nick's Fear

After careful research and understanding, Dane has been able to use the rainbow bridge energy in the bracelet to travel through the universe.

It is nothing more than wrapping the whole body with the energy of the Rainbow Bridge to form a pathway between the determined coordinates.

But there is a problem. These energies are not like the Rainbow Bridge in Asgard, which has an endless supply of energy. It may only be enough for Dane to use once before it is exhausted.

In other words, the most urgent task is to find an energy source that can replenish this special energy.

The first thing Dane thought of was the Cosmic Cube - the Space Gem. They both have spatial energy and are most suitable for complementing each other.

But he thought about it and realized that getting it now would be equivalent to helping S.H.I.E.L.D. attract firepower. When Thanos comes knocking on their door, wouldn't he be the one taking the blame for S.H.I.E.L.D.?

Besides, if Nick lost the Cosmic Cube, he might go crazy.

So he took out the Ice Magic Box again.

He was the one who killed Lao Fei, so the Ice Box naturally became his trophy.

Dane and Odin were tacitly aware of this matter. Odin didn't say a word when he took it away, obviously agreeing.

But at the same time, if one day the Frost Giants come to trouble him because of this artifact, Dane will have to face it alone.

However, after studying it for a while, Dane found that without the unique magic power of the Frost Giants, it would be impossible to control this artifact.

However, he roughly figured out that this artifact should have been made by the Frost Giants imitating the Asgardian artifact. Some of the divine runes and spells on it were similar to the spells on Thor's hammer.

This means that the ice storm blowing out of the Ice Box is likely to come from Jotunheim.

To a certain extent, this thing can be considered as infinite energy, but it is difficult to use. Even if it can be used, it is not suitable for replenishing the energy of the Rainbow Bridge.

Dane put it aside and thought about what else could serve as its energy source.

Since this energy is connected to the Divine Realm Continent, if we want to replace its energy source, it is best to use star core energy of the same quality.

sun?

No, it is difficult to use it because the distance is too far and establishing a connection is a huge problem in the first place.

Don’t be fooled by the superheroes in the movies who often throw the villains into the sun. In fact, this trick cannot be performed without the ability to move in space.

So are there any other nearby, usable stellar core-level energy sources?

A light bulb went off in Dane's head, and surprisingly, he actually thought of one.

That is Tirmut, the celestial embryo god seed planted by the gods deep in the core of the earth. It grows by absorbing the vitality of intelligent life.

The more intelligent life there is on Earth, the faster Tirmut will grow, until it eventually triggers a divine manifestation, Tirmut will break out of its shell, and the Earth will be destroyed.

From Dane's memory, he knew that the God of Revelation was actually not far away from now, probably only about ten years, and this was even after Thanos snapped his fingers and delayed it for a few years.

If Thanos hadn't snapped his fingers, it would probably have been less than five years.

But what Dane didn't quite understand was that at this point in time, Ancient One should still be alive. How could she just sit there and do nothing?

Once the earth is destroyed, the Holy Shield defense will collapse immediately, and then those dimensional demons will invade the real dimension, which is not in line with common sense.

Therefore, he seriously doubted whether the divine appearance could actually happen.

But for now, there is still some time before the god appears, so Tilmut should still be in an immobile state, like a huge treasure buried deep in the earth.

This is much closer than seeking other star core energy sources.

Using Tirmut's energy may sound far-fetched, but it is not impossible. In the movie "Eternals", almost all the Eternals who prevented the gods from appearing obtained Tirmut's energy, and their strength was therefore enhanced.

If they can do it, there's no reason why Dane can't.

The question now is, how can we find Tirmut?

Although it sleeps deep in the earth, there is always a place closest to the ground. I remember it was in a sea in the movie, but Dane couldn't remember which sea it was.

After much thought, this matter will ultimately fall on the Eternals. Others may not know it, but Ajak, the leader of the Eternals, should be very clear about it.

However, the Eternals are all quite capable, and it is not an easy task for Dane to capture them with his current strength. He still doesn't know whether these Eternals can communicate with each other.

"Well, at least we need to strengthen the Atlases. And there's also the Ice Box. We need to find a way to utilize its magic."