According to some legends, Asgard is a world that extends from the immensely large World Tree. Pen? Interesting? Pavilion wWw. ｂiquge。 info From the outside, it is a sphere, a translucent sphere separated by a flat world. Neither the "Northern Hemisphere" nor the "Southern Hemisphere" has land, and strictly speaking, only the "cross-section" of the sphere's equatorial position, the flat world that divides the sphere into upper and lower parts, is Asgard's body. So strictly speaking, Asgard is not a sphere, nor can it be said to be a planet. To put it more figuratively, it is a field that exists on top of a nebula.

Although it is not a complete planet, Asgard is what it should be. For example, a large area of land in the center that exceeds the definition of "island", such as the sacred mountain in the middle of the land, and the royal palace complex built on the sacred mountain, such as the usual living quarters and commercial areas of ordinary Asgardians outside the palace complex. Then, the whole land is outwardly surrounded by a moat, and beyond the moat is a ring of walls tens of meters high, and outside the walls is the vast sea. Above the sea and at the edge of the sea, there are a few peaks scattered here and there. As for beyond the sea, well, that's the essence of the nebula. I have to say that when you look up, you can see the bright nebula, and the land and sea under your feet are also densely covered with nebulae, and you can reproduce in this magnificent atmosphere, no wonder the Asgardians have such a confident and majestic quality. Not to mention anything else, compared to the oppressive gray sky of the human city, just looking up at the gorgeous scene of the starry clouds in the sky can wash away all kinds of unhappiness in the heart, and people have become refreshed, right?

This is the main reason why Asgardians lived for 5,000 years?

Maybe there is such a factor, maybe if human beings have such a living environment, there will be much less infighting, but this does not include Zorro. Poor someone is being hunted down, and he has no intention of appreciating the scenery and cultivating his sentiments.

Before, Heimdall was worried that Zorro would break into the walls of Asgard and even storm the palace complex, but in fact, this door god thought too much. If he hadn't been forcibly dragged from Earth to this side, Zorro wouldn't even have thought to cross paths with the rest of Asgard. If he could, even Thor wouldn't be on Zorro's list of dealings. At that time, he just wanted to get back to Earth immediately and do his own thing. For the harvest in the Ultron incident, he has already planned for a long time!

But after taking Heimdall's two-handed greatsword and discovering that he couldn't use it to open the Rainbow Bridge like Heimdall did, Zorro had to admit that he couldn't go back to Earth for the time being—no, for a long time—at least the normal way wouldn't work.

Realizing this, he even regretted turning his face with Heimdall and stabbing him......

He had no choice but to walk in the direction of Asgard. Unfortunately, the walls were very high, and the gates were closed. And it is foreseeable that his reputation in Asgard will be cold, hostile, and even hateful for a long time to come, so don't expect the gates to open to him. The only choice is to jump off the straight bridge and walk around the foot of the city wall, looking for a way into the city and thinking about what to do after entering.

Is it to wait for Heimdall to admit his mistake after he recovers, and then cooperate with the other party's previous request? In the case of stabbing the other party, those requirements are probably going to escalate, right? If Asgard's side had made up their minds to punish Zorro for all his crimes, he would have to sit through the bottom of their golden dungeon - and that's if Asgard didn't have the death penalty!

So what to do next, think carefully every step of the way. Zorro was a little sorry that he arrived "too late". In the plot of "Thor 1" in the previous life, the frost giant entered the city of Asgard through the secret passage provided by Loki, and almost killed the god king Odin. There's a turmoil in there. In "Thor 2", the dark elves avoided the eyes and ears of the gatekeeper Heimdall and appeared directly outside the royal palace complex. Again, it was a battle of great chaos. It's a pity that in this world, not to mention the plot of "Thor 1" related to Thor first arriving on Earth, even "Thor 2", even the dark elves who want to bring the universe into the boundless darkness through the unique skills of ether particles and races, were slaughtered by the Avengers when the Earth Greenwich launched its ultimate. Having missed those two time slots, Zorro couldn't think of any more opportunities he could take advantage of.

Zorro continued to touch the city wall with a tangled mood. It is worth mentioning that there is only a distance of less than 20 centimeters between the foot of the wall and the sea, so you can barely walk sideways...... After walking about ten kilometers, he was discovered by three squads of gold-armored warriors.

This is not an ordinary six-person squad, but a three-person formation, but this does not make Zorro feel relieved. He would rather not be treated like this, he would rather face 18, or even 28 enemies, than end up in the current situation - 9 golden-armored warriors of Asgard, which is nothing, he had killed 12 in the Golden Dome before. But what about 3*3 gold-armored samurai, plus three airships that can continuously fire energy projectiles like machine guns on Earth?!

First of all, three weapons that can fire energy bullets like machine guns are enough to make Zorro walk away without eating. The point is, that's an airship, it can fly!

At first, the 9 golden-armored warriors flew out of the city walls in 3 airships and patrolled the coastline. At the speed of the airship, they quickly spotted Zorro and immediately greeted him with energy bombs - apparently the order they received did not include the phrase "Zoro must live". And when the speed was not fast enough, Zorro was naturally suppressed by a total of six energy "machine guns" from the three airships, and could only defend passively. Thanks to the fact that he didn't want to consume his vibranium weapon in an unknown situation, he brought a short sword and a round shield from the golden-armored samurai he had defeated, and he could use the round shield to block it at this time, otherwise, the scene would be ugly.

Actually, it's not much to look at now. Zorro shrank behind the shield, and the blue energy bullets hit the shield intensively with impact and penetration, making a continuous aggressive sound, and constantly splashing blue streamers, and falling on the sea water at Zorro's feet was a series of sizzles. I have to say, it's quite frustrating.

In addition, Zorro wants to complain, why is it blue again? Because can blue represent high-tech and futuristic? And also...... He felt the shield being pierced!

(P.S.: There is a chapter later ヘ (__ヘ))