infinite hero

Tony would never want to fly when he could wear armor.So Sid sat in a private jet on a trip to New Mexico, staring helplessly at the red-and-gold arc outside the porthole. "You mean, a man broke into S.H.I.E.L.D.'s hammer research facility and got caught?"

"Yes, he is such a stupid guy who claims to be Thor." Tony's answer was mixed with the sound of electric current, "We have to go and see now, how can that guy be responsible?"

"In contrast, I'm more worried about Fury." Sid leaned back on the soft chair and rubbed his temples, "If he knows that you have hacked into the S.H.I.E.L.D. system again..."

"That's his fault too!" Tony retorted without hesitation, "He let us pass without telling us the necessary information!"

"Okay." Sid could only compromise.There's no point arguing right or wrong with his dear brother now, because they're already on their way.

In addition, apart from his doubts about the unknown Thor, he also felt that Fury's phone number was worth investigating--Fury has always been a man of iron and blood, why would he care about apologizing?Even if someone asks for it, Fury can refuse it!

So, presumably it was Fury who wanted to meet him in person?

Sid closed his eyes and rubbed the space between his brows again.He agrees with Tony on this - it's no good when S.H.I.E.L.D. comes after him - so why are they messing with him this time?He probably did one thing recently, successfully escaped from a cave with complex terrain...

"Do you have the locator, Tony?"

"What locator?"

Tony's answer was quick, but Sid heard the other's tone. "Stop pretending, Tony, I know it's in your possession. Otherwise, it would be worse in Fury's hands."

The radio was silent for two seconds without answering questions. "You said Fury came to you because he discovered this flaw?"

Sid knew that was the default.Also, the locator must have been destroyed when Tony told him "that's the end of it". "If he'd checked Williams, he'd probably be able to find the problem." For example, one of the locators was missing or something.

"I think you know what you should tell him." Tony's voice sounded quite calm.

Of course Sid knew.Even if Fury can find out the problem with the locator, it is impossible for Fury to know what happened to the two of them underground.All he had to do was tell Fury that he didn't know about the locators either, and it was done.After all, the terrain of the cave is complex, and the possibility of unintentional loss is also very high.but……

"What the hell did I do?" he tried to ask.

Undoubtedly, the answer was the Mark armor that accelerated suddenly.The next second, Sid couldn't see it.

The conversation wasn't unproductive, but it wasn't smooth either.But neither of them is the type to write their mental activities on their faces, so when they really saw the blond man who claimed to be responsible for the landslide, their expressions were exactly the same——

What are you kidding?Isn't this guy really in some kind of paranoia?

To be honest, this is exactly the consistent impression of Thor from SHIELD Director Fury to ordinary guards.Think about it, when you attacked the base, you broke through the checkpoints all the way and went straight to the center; but when you found out that you couldn't hold the hammer, you just knelt down and cried bitterly, and didn't resist the subsequent arrest and detention...

...Where is this Thor who flew down from the sky? He clearly escaped from a mental hospital, right? !

"I'll go out first, let's talk." Agent Coulson, who brought the Stark brothers into the room, tactfully left space for the three of them.

Sid watched Agent Coulson's back disappear behind the closed door, and then turned his gaze back. "What do you think happened to that hammer?" He asked first, "Did your father throw it down in a fit of anger?"

Thor nodded heavily. "I thought he was just angry for a while...but he really took away my divine power..."

Divine power?What the hell is this?

The two science-oriented Starks frowned at the same time.

Sid glanced at Tony and continued to ask, "So you can't pick up that hammer?"

There was a momentary sadness in Thor's blue eyes. "My Mjolnir..." He bowed his head again, looking very depressed.

Pronunciation of this damn old word...

Sid didn't want to complain anymore.But since Thor looks like a big golden retriever who knows he's done something wrong at this moment, he can't speak badly: "Why? He, I mean your father, can't lose his temper for no reason?"

Thor looked up at Sid.When the two first entered the door, he was first attracted by Tony's armor, and then Sid; to be precise, it was Sid's eyes.It was so dark that he couldn't see the bottom, as if he could see through the soul, which always made him feel that lying would definitely be discovered. "Because I want to fight Jotunheim. Those frost giants..."

"Enough!" Tony felt that he had run out of patience.What are they talking about? Is this person immersed in the role-playing of mythology and cannot extricate himself?Then he turned to Sid with a look of disbelief: "You really believe this? It's just Norse mythology!"

Myth was basically equated with fantasy, and Sid knew Tony's logic.He actually thought so, but he also didn't think Thor was lying.These two thoughts were fighting in his mind, and he couldn't help but pause.

Thor didn't object.He is depressed now, and he is not in the mood to engage in verbal disputes.The fact that Odin had completely given up on him tortured him more than anything. "It's normal if you don't believe it. Anyway, I can't go back now, and Heimdall won't open the Rainbow Bridge for me; then I have no way to prove what I said."

... What is the Rainbow Bridge?

"I've got to ask Fury," Tony said abruptly, "I think he's just kidding me!"

Sid looked at the shaking door, and then at Thor, who was obviously immersed in his emotions. "Although I still don't know what happened," he said, "but since you didn't do it, I don't need your apology."

Torlo turned his head to the other side in pain.He wants to say that Odin is his father and he has the qualifications, but then he remembers that Odin has deprived him of his right to inherit the throne and threw him to the Atrium (Earth), which is really sad.

"Then I'm going out first," Sid said.He basically didn't understand what Thor said, and he felt that he probably couldn't get any more useful information.But before he opened the door, he asked again, "Have you ever heard of the soul leaving the body?"

This question was different from what everyone asked, and Thor was a little surprised. "The soul is out of the body?" He repeated, with confusion on his face. "I don't know. But it sounds like something magical, and my brother might understand..." He dropped his head again as he spoke of his brother.

"Your brother?" Sid paused for a moment with his hand on the doorknob.Don't tell him, this brother is still in the sky!

"Yeah, Loki," Thor replied, his tone even sadder: "But he's in Asgard... no, I mean, I hope he's in Asgard, all right."

This attitude made Sid unable to continue asking. "Thank you," he said, and left.

However, as soon as Sid left, someone came on the back.Rather, that person appeared out of thin air without a sound.His half-length black hair was neatly combed back, and the coat and scarf matched well with his green eyes. Compared with Thor's messy blond hair and slightly tight short sleeves, he was simply elegant.

"Brother." Loki said softly, seeing Thor jumping up from the chair he was sitting on without any surprise.