After entering the central temple of Asgard, Zorro realized that he was taking it for granted. Pen, fun, and www.biquge.info

Generally speaking, there are certain rules for the internal construction of buildings. The higher the status and the more affluent the life, the higher the demand for this. Therefore, when he was on Earth, even if he arrived at an unfamiliar building, even if he had not seen the relevant drawings, Zorro could roughly determine the orientation of each functional part of the building in a short period of time, so as to find the goal of his trip. This is not about the physical structure of the needs, nor the so-called feng shui, but from the aesthetic and architectural functional needs...... Probably you already know what I'm going to say. That's right, once again I'm complaining about the Asgardian aesthetic.

High! Big! Whole! And the same gold!

Can you imagine a hall of several hundred square meters that can only accommodate two or three hundred people because the pillars are so thick that it takes two or three people to hug them? Can you imagine that a bedroom is almost four feet high, and at least sixty or seventy cubic meters of space is wasted directly, and you can completely open a partition or simply open another floor?

And the stairs - the stairs in the Golden Temple have never been layered and cornered, all of them go straight up and down, and the space below the stairs should have been made into a storage room, but the Asgardians said they didn't need it, they had a place. So, N more stones were wasted to fill it; Those toilets - Zorro didn't understand the use of putting such a big place in the toilet, you could change all kinds of positions, how to stretch, how to come, and even N to hold the legendary uncovered party; Those banquet halls - yes, "those", the Asgardians' favorite banquet hall is not enough for ten halls!

For these anti-human (Zorro) design concepts, let's complain here first, and then continue when we have time (Zorro: What?). Go on! ）。 I would say that tall and full means that the space will be relatively spacious, all painted in gold, and combined with the 24-hour non-stop lighting, there is almost no shadow to hide in the whole place, which can cause a lot of trouble for Zorro who needs to hide. Coupled with the fact that he couldn't find his destination for a while, Zorro had to wake up and always be careful to avoid encountering the patrolling golden-armored samurai. Even so, he couldn't effectively circumvent the patrol routes of the gold-armored warriors, especially when he didn't know where he was going...... At some point, he had to attack the unavoidable golden-armored warriors, and he broke out into a coma in the shortest possible time and with the most efficient means, and then threw their bodies into relatively remote corners. Because of this last point, Zoro's definition of "unavoidable" not only has to be added to the fact that the other party may discover him, but also add the item that the other party may discover the bodies of the gold-armored warriors he has "hidden". In terms of the environment in the Golden Palace, the word "Tibet" is really embarrassing.

Resist the urge to complain about Gao Daquan again!

Thanks to the fact that the golden-armored warriors patrolled in pairs, and because the small explosion caused by Zorro had attracted some of the men, the patrol line became less tight, and Zoro was able to break into the middle of the temple without danger. This is already very deep for the entire Golden Palace, which looks at least 100,000 square meters from the outside, and Zorro "only" spent about 60 minutes!

Zorro must admit that this was the toughest and most painful infiltration he had ever carried out in his decades of adventure. Even in the face of infrared, landmines, thermal cutting, pressure-sensitive alarms, hunting dogs, etc., it is not as worrying as this time. After all, he can deal with those in front of "wait", and now he must "move" forward slowly and little by little, otherwise there is a danger of being exposed.

And when he noticed that a whole group of 6 groups of 12 golden-armored warriors suddenly poured into the hall where he was hiding, he was not well.

"Damn, where is it exposed!" Zorro thought a little anxiously, "Could it be that those golden-armored warriors who I knocked out were discovered?" Won't it......"

However, before he could come up with a reason, the 12 golden-armored warriors walked directly through the hall and left through the door on the other side. They didn't squint, their expressions were solemn, and they looked a little hurried, and they didn't even glance at the pillar where Zorro was.

"Not looking for me?"

Zorro was puzzled. It's late at night, and at this time, with such a serious atmosphere, he has broken into the Central Golden Hall without stopping, what else can he do but him, an outsider who snatched the scepter? Those golden-armored warriors weren't afraid that the armor on their bodies and the sound of their footsteps would disturb the god-king Odin who was supposed to be resting inside the Golden Temple? Or did they somehow discover that there was no Zorro himself on the airship that fell from the waterfall to the nebula?

To be honest, if it is discovered over there, it will not have much impact on Zorro here. As I said before, no one would have thought that Zoro would be within the city walls at this time, and even sneak into the Golden Palace. What's even more interesting is that this team of gold-armored warriors can be regarded as showing Zorro a way. Regardless of whether they were looking for the God-King or guarding something, their destination must be somewhere important, and the treasure room that Zorro wanted to go to was within that area.

So Zorro escalated his already adventurous actions and secretly followed behind the group of gold-armored warriors.

With such a team of gold-armored samurai in front, Zorro naturally couldn't attack the gold-armored samurai patrolling on the road anymore. However, every time the patrolling gold-armored warriors stopped them, after whispering a few words to the intruding team, they all seemed to be infected, and their expressions became serious, but they all turned on the green light for the gold-armored warriors. And after so many times, the golden-armored warriors patrolling behind seemed to be greeted, and they didn't even go up to ask, but directly avoided them. This allowed Zoro, who was following behind the group of golden-armored samurai, to take a ride to the inner part of the Golden Temple.

Then, the group of golden-armored warriors stopped at the end of a corridor that was both wide and long, and very straight. Zorro was inconvenient to enter the hallway, but he looked around the corner and noticed that there were several places on either side of the hallway guarded by golden-armored warriors—those were supposed to be the entrances to some important room; In addition, there is a door at the end of the hallway. If nothing else, the innermost part is Odin's bedroom.

What happened next confirmed Zorro's suspicions. I saw that one of the people standing at the front of the group of golden-armored warriors who broke in knocked on the door, and after being allowed to enter, only about 10 seconds later, a somewhat old voice came out with a sentence full of rage through the door that was not closed.

"How dare she!"

Sure enough, it was Odin—at least on the surface. According to the plot of the MCU, Odin at this point in time should have been replaced by Loki. But...... Who is this female "she" who makes Odin/Loki so angry?

(P.S.: There will be another chapter later~)