Leziren’s happy life in Marvel

Of course, Luo basically didn't tell Thor about these things. After all, they both knew that with Thor's head full of muscles, it was already good enough for him to be able to eat, fight, and go home when it rained. They didn't even expect Thor to use a smart phone.

In fact, during his long time on Earth, Thor really doesn't know how to use a smartphone. Being able to make and receive calls is already his limit.

After everything was agreed upon, Loki handed Sherlock a device for cosmic communication. But for some reason, this thing looked like a pager to Sherlock.

After all, although this thing doesn’t look like a pager, its functions are similar. It can only transmit text messages similar to SMS, so it can be considered a cosmic-level pager.

However, considering the vastness of the universe, I have to say that the person who invented this thing is really a genius.

After getting the communication device and having even learned that as soon as Sherlock arrived on Earth and selected a piece of land, Loki would transmit the information based on the coordinates of the communicator in his hand, Sherlock prepared to leave.

Of course, Sherlock still has a lot of things to prepare before leaving.

The most important thing is to clean Gao Tianzun’s small spaceship thoroughly!

After all, this thing is too disgusting to sit on!

Sherlock's method of cleaning the spaceship was also very rough. He just poured water like a spring, and directly created a huge rotating water ball in the entire cabin, which continuously washed every corner of the cabin with an extremely high water flow speed.

The consequence of doing this was that all the instruments in the cabin were damaged by water, some very completely. However, Sherlock did not panic at all. After cleaning, he cast a spell to force drying them.

After finishing the job, he cast a repair spell. Well, to ensure that everything went well, Sherlock cast a few more spells until the entire spaceship became as good as new again. Only then did he nod and smile with satisfaction.

Of course, before leaving, in order to ensure absolute cleanliness, Sherlock even used a cleaning spell to plow the entire cabin again.

Sherlock's magical operation stunned everyone in Asgard, especially the repair spell. Several Asgard ministers who seemed to be in charge of magic rather than technology seemed to have their worldviews shattered.

At one point, he pulled Thor and tickled something far away from Sherlock.

It was not until Sherlock was about to leave and Thor and Loki came to see him off that Sherlock finally understood what these people were plotting against him behind his back.

My goodness, these guys actually have the crazy idea of ​​asking Sherlock to directly use the repair spell to repair Asgard?

Sherlock was speechless about this. How to say it? Although theoretically this is possible, the cost of repairing the entire Asgard is definitely something that neither Sherlock nor the entire Asgard can afford!

Charlotte looked at Loki who was standing not far away, his eyes full of sympathy. With such a group of guys as his subordinates, it can be said that Loki was really miserable.

It was not known whether it was Sherlock's sympathetic look that really hurt Loki, or whether he was just trying to save face, but Loki speechlessly gave his good brother a big scolding, then hurriedly stuffed Sherlock into the spaceship, and unceremoniously disconnected the connection between the transport ship and the small spaceship.

Looking at the spaceship that had already detached, Sherlock silently drew a cross for Loki in his heart, and decisively boarded the spaceship and flew towards Jane's address given by Thor.

Of course, Sherlock would definitely not be so honest as Tony and cruise around in his spaceship. When Sherlock left the Asgard transport ship, he began to try to use the portal to speed up his sailing speed.

Yes, according to Sherlock's current situation, after escaping from the chaotic space on Sakaar, theoretically, Sherlock is able to open a portal directly from Asgard and return to Earth.

But Sherlock didn't do that, for one reason only: Sherlock didn't dare!

Not to mention how much energy Sherlock would have to spend to travel such a long distance, the danger level of the portal alone made Sherlock not dare to open the portal directly to return to Earth.

You know, although the magic of Kamar-Taj, the portal, looks ordinary and seems to be just a basic magic.

But in fact, the most powerful magic in the entire Kamar-Taj is this seemingly ordinary portal!

This is not alarmist statement. The law of space itself is the sharpest knife in the entire universe. It is not an exaggeration to say that it can cut through anything. The most important thing is that the function of this thing is not just to be used as a knife.

Imagine if we opened a portal on the bottom of the sea, could we directly cosplay the scene "Who's going to build the dam?" from Naruto?

What if it opened inside the mantle? I'm afraid it would turn into Akainu who ate the magma fruit?

With that being said, does it mean that taking someone's life would only take a few minutes with just the portal?

The reason why no one in the entire Kamar-Taj uses it this way is actually very simple. After all, the matter pouring out of the portal is equal, and it is difficult to guarantee that you will not be accidentally injured by your own attack.

And this is just on Earth. If we look at the universe, the picture will be completely different.

You have to know that in relative space, once the magic of portal is used, it is not an easy task to move the opened portal.

It's okay on Earth, but once the magic is used in the universe, it's a different story.

You should know that the solar system in our impression is just a system composed of several planets revolving around the sun.

But in reality, the solar system is just our sun and its several little brothers on earth, running wildly in the vast universe with sparks and lightning all the way!

Sherlock does not have the confidence like Ancient One, who has the ability to directly locate Asgard's Rainbow Bridge on the running Earth under the absolute laws of space.

Of course, this is not a problem of ability, but his proficiency cannot catch up with Ancient One. After all, he has been playing this for hundreds of years, while Sherlock has only been doing it for a short time.

What's more, the dangerous environment in the universe is even more than that on Earth. Who knows if when you open a portal, there will be a planet rushing towards you on the other side?

Anyway, Sherlock didn't dare to open it directly like Ancient One, so he could only try it bit by bit. He had to find Jane anyway, so he could just treat it as practicing the interstellar portal.

What Sherlock never expected was that a simple commission that seemed normal would make him so uncomfortable. He even began to doubt whether Jane and Thor were mentally normal.

My goodness, Sherlock even felt at one point that he might be a part of some play between Jane and Thor?