Unlimited Rewards in Mei Man

Chapter 300 The Power of the Sun (please book in full!)
Saul didn't answer Russell immediately, and fell silent.

After being silent for more than ten seconds, he continued, "Have you heard of Ragnarok?"

Ragnarok?

Russell did not expect that Sol would actually mention Ragnarok to him at this time.

After hearing Ragnarok, he reacted immediately.

"You want to prepare a retreat for Asgard in advance?"

Russell said slowly.

"It seems that you know what Ragnarok is. Yes, I really want to prepare a retreat for Asgard in advance."

"However, this retreat may not be useful."

Saul said with a serious expression.

"Since you've already talked about the dusk of the gods, if I still don't agree, it will be too unreasonable."

"I can prepare a piece of land for you on Earth in advance, but I have agreed in advance, I can't help you prepare a residence according to the standards of the Golden Palace."

"On Earth, gold is very expensive!"

Although the Golden Palace in Asgard was not entirely made of gold, there was a lot of gold used in it, and he didn't have that much money to squander.

Don't say he can't, even if he is tied to Tony.

"Of course I won't ask you to use the Golden Palace's standard to build a settlement. You just need to build a small town that can accommodate tens of thousands of people according to the standards on Earth."

"As for the funds needed here, I will provide them to you."

Sol gave Russell a white look, and said slowly.

"No problem, as long as you can provide funds, let alone a small town, even if you want me to help you build a new New York, it's fine!"

After talking about this matter, Russell left the coach's tent and returned to the tent where he lived.

Thor would mention Ragnarok at such a time, and he entrusted him to prepare a retreat on Earth in advance, which was completely unexpected for him.

However, Sol's commission also gave him some bad guesses.

First of all, Odin invited him to Asgard on the grounds that he was not strong enough to completely protect the space gem, and gave him a lot of authority before he made any contribution.

For example, browse the collection of books in the Asgard public library at will, and even allow him to take the collection directly out of the library.

Then, out of nowhere, the system gave him the new reward "Thunder God's Power" almost for free.

In the end, it was Sol who suddenly mentioned Ragnarok to him just now, and planned to prepare a retreat on Earth in advance.

If you look at these three things separately, although something is not right, at least they are still within the acceptable range.

But if you look at these three things together, it's not just a normal abnormality.

As soon as he returned to the tent where he lived, a guess flashed through Russell's mind.

All of this was deliberately arranged by Odin!

In other words, Odin foresaw some future events, so he made such an arrangement.

As a heavenly father-level existence, Odin has a very good predictive ability.

Although it is impossible for his prediction to reach the point of browsing the future development with the Time Stone, the accuracy of the prediction is still very high.

Of course, the premise of all this is that Odin really foresaw some future developments.

Russell frowned, sitting on a chair in the tent and thinking about it seriously.

do not care!
Even if Ragnarok really happened, it wasn't something he could stop.

Even a heavenly father-level existence like Odin can't prevent the arrival of Ragnarok, and of course he is even more impossible if he is not a heavenly father.

On the surface, Ragnarok is just a natural disaster at the level of civilization extinction.

But in fact, Ragnarok is not just a disaster, but also has some colors of fate and fate.

Even if a disaster of this level can be forcibly prevented, it may not be able to withstand the subsequent chain reaction.

To put it simply, before you have the strength of a single universe, it is best not to forcibly fight against the so-called fate and destiny.

Of course, if you feel that you are tired of living, or if you have to die, it is not impossible to forcibly fight against fate.

Anyway, the worst result is nothing more than losing your own life, and at the same time bringing a large number of people to say goodbye to this world.

Putting the matter of Ragnarok behind him temporarily, Russell took out the spoils he had just obtained from the system space.

A black bag full of Warner Protoss divine power books!

After taking out the bag, he began to inspect his spoils this time.

32 books!

There are a total of 32 divine power books in the black bag, and without exception, all of them are brick-thick tomes.

Looking at the divine power books in front of him, Russell nodded with satisfaction.

Even without the reward given by Sol, his trip to Vanaheim this time would not be considered a loss just because of these divine power books in front of him.

After checking his trophies, Russell randomly selected one of them, lay on the bed with the book, and quickly browsed.

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the next day.

Just after breakfast, Sol sent someone to call Russell to the coach's tent.

After a day of rest, Sol will take people to Storm's End to sign an agreement today, bringing this war to a complete conclusion.

Although Thor wanted to take Russell to Storm's End, Russell refused him.

Signing an agreement is boring when you hear it.

Especially now that the Lord of Storm's End has lost to Sol.

Although he has no other important things to do now, Russell still doesn't intend to waste time on such boring things.

After hearing his reply, Saul did not force him, and left the camp with Sif and some generals.

After Sol led the people out of the camp, Russell returned to his tent and continued his divine power study.

Time passed little by little.

Three days passed in the blink of an eye.

As he guessed, the signing of the agreement was not as simple as imagined.

The Lord of Storm's End did make concessions, but when giving up part of the interests of the Wind's End Plains, the Lord of Storm's End still fought with Sol, and argued for a long time.

In the end, the agreement was finally signed after two days of uncompromising negotiations between the two parties.

After signing the agreement, Saul led the people back to the camp without stopping.

Afterwards, the troops in the camp were divided into two, and they went to the newly acquired areas respectively.

Russell originally thought that Sol would stay in Vanaheim and would not return to Asgard until the new camp was fully established.

It turned out, however, that Thor, like him, was completely uninterested in the trifles that followed.

After handing over the establishment of the new camp to the generals in the army, Thor summoned Heimdall, who was in charge of the Rainbow Bridge, and brought Russell and his party back to Asgard.

Just like when he set off, Sol didn't bring many people back.

Except for Russell, Sif and others, there were only those elite fighters who followed them to Vanaheim.

After returning to Asgard, Sol first disbanded the troops, and then led Russell towards Odin's study.

It was Odin who asked them to go to Vanaheim to deal with the riots. After the matter was completed, of course they had to report to Odin.

In the resplendent study.

Thor and Russell meet Odin in civilian clothes.

After listening to Sol's report, Odin nodded calmly, and then said slowly: "The matter was resolved fairly well, and it didn't let things develop in the worst direction."

Although Odin did not go to Vanaheim himself, he knew very well what Thor and Russell had done in Vanaheim.

Let's put it this way, before the agreement was formally signed, Odin had already guessed the ending.

After reporting to Odin, Sol and Russell left the study.

"What are your next plans?"

As soon as the door of the study was closed, Saul asked Russell.

"Just like before, work hard to learn the knowledge of divine power, and find ways to improve your own strength."

Russell replied casually.

For him, his visit to Asgard this time is a bit like a training session.

Although it is impossible for Odin to personally guide him, Odin does not mind his use of Asgardian resources.

"The divine power books that I promised you, I will have someone prepare them before you return to Earth. If you have other needs, you can tell me at any time."

Saul said quickly.

"it is good!"

Russell replied with a smile.

After the chat, Sol began to return to his palace, and Russell also walked towards the bedroom where he lived.

After returning to his bedroom with ease, Russell once again saw Luna, a maid with a strong sense of professionalism.

Although he was not in Asgard during this period, the stewards in the Golden Palace did not arrange new tasks for Luna and the others, allowing them to continue their original duties.

After seeing Russell's figure, Luna and the others who were sitting on the chair chatting quickly got up and bowed slightly to him.

"Prepare hot water, I want to wash and relax."

Russell said bluntly.

"Okay, my lord!"

Luna replied first, and at the same time gave Russell a very suggestive look.

In the spacious bathroom.

Russell sat in the bathtub, enjoying Luna's massage and relaxing, while closing his eyes and resting his mind.

When Luna's service began to deepen, he opened his eyes, put his right hand around Luna's slender waist, and pulled Luna who was sitting on the edge of the bath into the bath.

Although his move was a bit sudden, Luna's pretty face not only showed no rejection or panic, but also showed an expression of expectation.

Soon, the bathroom was filled with the sound of communication one after another.

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After the Vanaheim incident ended, Russell's life in Asgard was finally on track.

Self-study knowledge of divine power, exchange experience of using lightning divine power with Sol, experience the customs of Asgard with Luna's company, and fight wine with the three warriors of Asgard...

It has to be said that Asgard is indeed a fairyland known in the universe.

Here, you can not only experience the customs accumulated in the long history of Asgard, but also experience many gadgets from other planets.

For example, some technological products and souvenirs from Xandar, the headquarters of the Nova Corps, and Hara, the home planet of the Kree Empire.

Although Asgard seems to be a civilization dominated by divine power and magic, in fact, Asgard also has many technological products.

It's just that Asgard's technological products are very different from those on Earth.

From Earth's perspective, Asgard's technological products are more magical than technological.

Happy days always go by so fast.

Before he knew it, Russell had lived in Asgard for three months.

In these three months, he not only worked hard to learn the knowledge of divine power by himself, but also tried to improve his own strength, and he did not waste Asgard's rich magic background, and studied his own magic courses in Asgard.

In addition, he also carefully understood and learned some knowledge of other civilizations in Asgard.

For example, some common languages ​​in the universe, the current power distribution in the universe, and those secrets of the universe that are unlikely to be accessible on the earth.

In order to increase his knowledge, he even went to a place of ignorance run by collectors, and met with this cosmic elder who had a pathological collection habit.

As he expected, when he met the collector, the "distinctive" collector immediately saw that he was different, and expressed his desire to collect his corpse.

Of course Russell would not sell himself to collectors, even if it was his own corpse, he also had no intention of selling it.

Still, he's struck some small deals with collectors.

He sold some energy spars containing negative energy to collectors.

It's a gadget he's made from his magical knowledge of Asgard.

Although the negative energy in the spar is not particularly large, the special properties of the negative energy can form special effects with many debuffing spells.

In return, he bought a lot of hidden knowledge from collectors.

After buying some hidden knowledge from the collector that even Asgard didn't have, Russell started a slightly crazy plan.

He began to study the power of the sun!
When he first obtained the Kryptonian physique, he had a fantasy scene.

If he can get Kryptonian physique and the energy of the sun at the same time, can he become a perfect creature that evolves all the time.

In principle, the combination of Kryptonian physique and solar energy can indeed keep him in a state of evolution all the time.

But unfortunately, at that time, he did not have the ability to practice this idea.

Now, however, he has the ability to put this idea into practice.

After studying the knowledge of divine power during this period, mainly after receiving the almost free "Thunder God's Power" reward from the system, the divine power in his body finally began to develop in a normal direction.

In the past, because he lacked sufficient knowledge of divine power, he could only regard the divine power in his body as the source of magic power.

Pray to yourself, respond to yourself, and transform the divine power in your body into magic power, thus saving those middlemen in the casting process.

Although this is also a good way to use it, divine power is not real magic power after all.

In other words, using divine power as magical power is somewhat overkill.

If it is said that out of 1 Asgardians, [-] people have magical talents and can successfully master and possess magical power.

Then, there is at most one out of 1 Asgardians who can awaken their divine power.

For Asgardians, possessing magical talent is one in a hundred.

And awakening divine power is truly one in a million.

So far, in Asgard, Russell has only seen three people who have awakened their divine power.

Odin, Thor, and Heimdall.

Of course there are more than three divine power awakeners in Asgard, but the only ones he can see now are Odin, Thor, and Heimdall.

Divine power is a higher level of energy than magic power, and it is also reflected in the transformation of the two.

Divine power can be converted into magic power, but magic power cannot be converted into divine power.

(End of this chapter)