When Thorden ascended to the throne, Asgard celebrated, but the hero Tezka was not happy.

He didn't expect that Sol Du had already become a god emperor, and he even thought about leading his troops to go on the expedition, and sure enough, this group of barbarians had never heard of what it was called the son of a daughter.

It is common sense that the Asgardians are led by the emperor to fight, and it is no wonder that Odin passed on the throne in advance, because he is too old to fight.

Texca's efforts may seem meaningless, but they are actually very different. The first change is that this time Thor went to Jotunheim not to sneak in with three or two kittens, but to bring the army over with dignity.

In this way, it will not cause the situation where Thor and several people will be beaten by tens of thousands of frost giants, and they will not be chased and fled everywhere when they fight.

The second change is that no matter whether Thor wins or loses, as long as he does not die on the battlefield, Loki will not be able to steal his throne, and there will be no problem of Thor being exiled and Loki purging the Grand Prince's faction.

In other words, as long as Texka does not die on the battlefield, he should be considered safe.

With Asgard's habit of not fighting a few battles for thousands of years, he can rest assured that he can prepare for Ragnarok and Thanos' sunset snap of his fingers after surviving this one, and he doesn't need to worry about anything else.

Since Texca's request for travel was not approved, Thor asked him to go to Odin's treasury to pick up a treasure.

It was a bonus, as Saul opened the back door for Texca. He didn't deserve such a reward if he only killed a few frost giants. The key is that he helped Thor ensure the smooth progress of the coronation ceremony, and he is also a diehard member of Thor and is a generous move from the Dragon Minister.

At the same time, it is also because these treasures are Odin's collection, and Thor feels a little bit of a cub selling Ye Tian without heartache.

Of course, it's not a random choice. Strategically important treasures like the Ice Box can't be chosen, and Tezka doesn't care, he can't use it.

After walking around the Odin Treasury twice, Tezka finally felt awesome at everything, and really wanted to shout: "Children make choices, I want them all!" ”

But this was obviously impossible, so he weighed and chose the Infinity Gauntlet in the vault.

Although Texka is not a veteran fan of Marvel, she has watched most of the movies.

The Infinity Gauntlet in the hand of the overlord of the universe is the left hand, which is his strongest equipment, and only with this treasure can he use the power of all the Infinity Stones, and use the powerful sunset snap of his fingers, killing half of the life in the universe in an instant.

And the Infinity Gauntlet in Odin's treasury is the right hand, although it was said to be a fake by Thor's sister Hela Death, but if it was just an ornament, how could it be treasured and stored in the treasure house.

Therefore, Texka is convinced that this thing may not be as good as the original in Thanos' hand, but it must also be a powerful treasure. If Tezka also gets the Infinity Stones, then the infinity gauntlet of this secondary grade will come in handy.

Thor didn't understand the power of the Infinity Gauntlet, and it didn't seem to be a particularly important strategic artifact, so Taska got his hands on the artifact.

A huge metal glove was placed on Texka's right hand, a piece of equipment made in the shape of a giant, and it was a bit too large. However, the artifact is an artifact after all, and as soon as Teska puts on his right hand, it begins to automatically adjust its size, and soon becomes a metal glove that fits perfectly.

Teska tried to move her fingers, and they were incredibly nimble, not feeling anything in the way of the glove.

However, it seems that this is all there is to it, and Tezka has not discovered any special abilities of this glove for the time being.

"At least it can be used as armor." Texka said to herself.

Having received the reward, Thor once again reminded Tezka to be prepared, and Asgard had sent an emissary to Jotunheim to demand an explanation of the theft of Odin's treasury. However, it is estimated that those frost giants will not bow their heads and apologize, and then they will need to be overwhelmed by the army to teach them how to behave.

With the power of the Rainbow Bridge, as long as the army is assembled, it may go to war at any time.

In this regard, Odin only reminded Thor to refrain from doing so, and did not stop it. The Asgardian royal power is supreme, and when the wood is already in the boat, Odin can only choose to support Thor, otherwise the civil strife will be worse than the defeat.

Teska returned to his home with the Infinity Gauntlet, and to be honest, don't look at Asgard's average combat power to hammer the earthlings, but this life enjoyment is really nine streets short. This dilapidated house has only four walls, and the furnishings inside are all in the Middle Ages, and there is not even a TV, let alone wifi or something.

Asgard's magic technology is all focused on combat effectiveness, and it doesn't seem to have any intention of developing towards people's entertainment. And the Asgardians got off work, and there was no other entertainment except eating, drinking, and fighting.

Texka couldn't accept the dullness and could only focus on his golden thighs.

If the crossing had come with the game skills of The Elder Scrolls 5, Texka would have been stabbed to death by the Frost Giant.

Among them, the two control skills of battlefield roar and Huangwei have the best effect, and they can be said to be the hole cards for saving lives and killing at critical times. It's just that these two skills are racial talents in the game, and they can't be upgraded in any way, what is the effect at the beginning, and what is the effect when you reach the full level.

There is no need to consider natural skills, and the rest are skills that can be cultivated and improved.

The Elder Scrolls is a game with a high degree of freedom, so there are many skills that can be cultivated and learned, and players can make a variety of combinations according to their preferences.

However, in general, skills can be divided into three main categories.

The first category, combat skills:

There are six categories: one-handed weapons, two-handed weapons, heavy armor mastery, light armor mastery, archery and blocking.

The second category, magic skills:

It is divided into five types: destruction, summoning, illusion, restoration, and transformation.

The third category, auxiliary skills:

There are seven types: blacksmithing, enchantment, alchemy, eloquence, stealth, stealing, and traveling.

Whenever one of these skills is practiced to the highest level, Tezka feels like he can transform from an Asgardian super soldier into a hero unit, and it may be almost impossible to hammer Thor, but it shouldn't be a problem to hammer Loki.

It's like the fire tongue spell that the player sends at the beginning of the game, which belongs to the novice-level destruction magic, which can consume mana and continuously spew flames.

Texca has tested it, it may be very good for humans, it is not a problem to burn hair and clothes or something, spray it for two minutes, and extensive burns should also be done. But to deal with the Frost Giants or the Asgardians, the most they do is to burn the hair of others, and it has little effect.

If Texka could sharpen his Destruction skill to the legendary level, he would be able to burn all the bones of the four Frost Giants with a single stroke of his palm.

But these skills are really average in the early stage, and it takes a lot of time to practice before they can go against the sky. With a trip to Jotunheim looming, Tesca needed to find a way to quickly improve his strength.

It just so happens that there are such skills in the game system.