Any country that can give birth to a higher race must have its own uniqueness.

This is true of Jotunheim, and it is true of Asgard.

It is precisely because of the abundant frost energy in the air that Jotunheim has given birth to the Frost Giant, who is born to control the energy of frost.

In the same way, the reason why the Asgardians can have a physique and lifespan that far exceeds that of the earth's humans is also because the energy concentration of Asgardian is much higher than that of the earth.

Asgardians, who have lived in a high-energy environment since childhood, would be wrong if they did not have the physique and lifespan far beyond the earthlings.

Roy hasn't been to Asgard though.

But one thing he was sure of was that even if a pig on Earth was brought to live in Asgard from an early age, the pig would have a physique and lifespan far beyond its counterparts on Earth.

Of course, in addition to the environmental influence, the potential of the race itself is also an important point.

Ultimately, though, it's the environmental impact.

Because only a high-energy environment can give birth to a corresponding high-level race.

After taking a look at his surroundings, Roy didn't hesitate, mobilized the power of the stars in his body, and flew up from the valley.

In the blink of an eye, he flew thousands of meters into the air.

When he reached the air, he realized that there was a huge forest near the valley where he was.

The first word that flashed through his mind when he saw this forest was "Iron Forest".

In Norse mythology, the dividing point between the human world and Jotunheim is the terrifying Iron Forest.

However, Roy knew that the forest in front of him was definitely not an iron forest.

Because in the Marvel Universe, Jotunheim is not ordinarily far away from Earth, and there are many galaxies separated by an unknown number of galaxies.

Although there are also nine kingdoms in the Marvel universe, which is the so-called Nine Realms.

But the Nine Realms of the Marvel Universe are not exactly the same as the Nine Realms of Norse mythology.

Since it was his first time in Jotunheim, Roy didn't know exactly where the Frost Giants' royal city was.

His current domineering spirit can already perceive a planet when he is fully exerted.

But now he doesn't plan to directly use his domineering ability to perceive the traces of the frost giant King Laufei.

On the one hand, it was because he hadn't sensed the breath of life of the Frost Giant King Lau Fei before.

Even if he sensed the entire Jotunheim with his domineering sight, smell, and color, he would not be able to immediately recognize that the breath of life was that of the Frost Giant King Laufey.

Under normal circumstances, Laufey, who is the king, should have a stronger life aura than other frost giants.

But who knows if there are any ancient and powerful frost giants on Jotunheim's side.

In addition, he is not in a hurry to find Laufey immediately, and there is another very important reason.

That is, he is not in a hurry at all right now.

For him, the only thing that matters in the near future is the internal meeting of the Illuminati in more than 20 days.

Other than this, he didn't have anything particularly important to work out.

The main quest of the system is of course important.

However, there is no clear deadline for the main quest released by the system.

Traveling to a new country outside of Earth, he decided to take a good tour of Jotunheim and enjoy its customs.

This was his first extraterrestrial journey.

He didn't want to end it casually.

Besides, after completing the main quest released by the system, Jotunheim will be his personal territory.

Since it is his own private territory, as a lord, it is necessary for him to understand the customs and customs of his territory.

Otherwise, he would be too incompetent as a lord.

Floating in the air for thousands of meters, after simply exerting his domineering aura of seeing and hearing, and perceiving the breath of life within a radius of hundreds of miles, he soon had a goal.

It was a city located southeast of the forest.

Roy sensed a lot of life there that was completely different from the humans on Earth.

Except for the life breath that is suspected to be a frost giant.

He also sensed an aura of life that was not the same as that of the Frost Giant.

Although Jotunheim is the land of the Frost Giants, this does not mean that there is only one intelligent race in Jotunheim.

If he's not mistaken, Jotunheim lives mountain giants in addition to frost giants.

If nothing else, the breath of life that is different from the Frost Giant is the breath of life of the Mountain Giant.

After perceiving these breaths of life, Roy didn't say a word, and flew directly towards the perceptual city.

The cold wind howled.

Roy flew swiftly through the dim sky like a meteor.

Soon, he was in the sky above the "city".

It's a city, but from his point of view, it's more like a small town.

A town built on the mountain, or hollowed out part of the mountain.

From the perspective of racial history, the Frost Giants developed a civilization much earlier than the humans of Earth.

But from the perspective of civilization development, the civilization of the Frost Giants is far less rapid than that of humans on Earth.

After seeing the buildings in the town, Roy's first reaction was that the level of house construction in the European Middle Ages was higher than that of the current ice giants.

Although the Frost Giants possess supernatural abilities that humans do not have, it is clear that they are not too focused on the development of civilization.

The buildings in the town, all stone houses.

Better, the building is similar to a castle made of stone.

Almost simply, the stones are simply piled together, formed in a circle, and then the stones are frozen together.

In addition, these frost giants in the town are not as "giant" as Roy imagined.

Most of the Frost Giants are only about two meters and a half.

There are only a handful of those that can grow up to three meters.

As for the shorter ones, they are about the same as humans on Earth, only more than a meter tall.

After floating in the air and surveying the town and the frost giants living within, Roy gave up on the idea of going down and getting up close and personal with them.

Obviously, this town is just an ordinary town in Jotunheim.

Looking at the town at his feet, he frowned slightly.

It's clear that this town isn't a great place to experience Jotunheim.

He didn't waste any more time, and once again showed his domineering spirit.

This time, he expanded the scope of his perception of seeing and hearing domineering.

After a few minutes, his expression became a little difficult to look at.

He overestimated the Frost Giant.

Although civilizations were born far beyond the humans of Earth, the Frost Giants did not develop large cities like the humans of Earth.

No wonder Thor, before being exiled, looked down on the Frost Giants!

Compared to the Asgardians, the Frost Giants are no different from the primitives.

Roy dismissed the idea of experiencing the local atmosphere in Jotunheim.

After sighing helplessly, he began to exert his domineering aura with all his strength as he floated in the air, sensing the life breath of the Frost Giant King Lau Fei.

(End of chapter)