Marvel Movie: From Old Man Time to Crazy Swordsman

Chapter 616 True·It turns out that the communication between the bosses
"You lost Thor's hammer?"

Putting on an expressionless face, Odin cut straight to the point and asked the question that made Yi Song's heart skip a beat.

"That's right." Yi Song accompanied him with a smile, full of apology and embarrassment.

A seven-point apology is a true apology, and a three-point embarrassment is due to the unnaturalness of breaking someone's good deeds.After all, Yi Song couldn't be more familiar with the appearance of the two big men in front of him—whether comparing his own personal experience or some film and television art works.

Of course, out of consideration for his own safety, Yi Song has already tensed his nerves at this moment, and even resorted to dual-threaded operations that he has not used a few times since he came to this world.

In order to cope with the possible pursuit due to Odin's rage, although Yi Song is still standing in Karma Taj with his clone, his main body has already teleported to San Francisco where Brother John is, and he needs to give Get some necessary "processing materials" in your own safe house.

However, unexpectedly, Odin did not show any anger in front of Yi Song, he just sighed and said: "Maybe this is the fate of 'Mjolnir'!"

"..."

"..."

Yi Song stared at the former for about 2 seconds with apologetic eyes, and Yi Song, who hadn't waited for a long time, could only bite the bullet and test: "Then—the hammer?"

"I said that!"

I don't know if it's his own illusion, but Yi Song always felt that Odin's tone of voice was a bit high when he uttered these two words, and his pronunciation speed was also a bit fast.

"That's Mjolnir's fate." Just like the impromptu performance of some artists, Odin's tone in the second half of the sentence became indifferent again.

In fact, compared to Yi Song's complicated mood at this moment, Odin's heart at this moment is not very peaceful, and he believes that Gu Yi also has similar feelings to himself.

Because, just a little while ago, Odin once again felt the fear that his life was out of his control.

Not long ago, Yi Song and others called the door for a long time in front of the "big brother's office" but there was no response. It was because of this reason that Gu Yi saw his idol, and Odin also saw his nightmare.

The reason why we say the same is because this "ta" is actually the same person - "non"!
Therefore, Gu Yi, who hadn't communicated with his idol for the first time in decades, blushed, and the king who originally controlled the people in Asgard was panting because of powerless fear.

By the way, in Gu Yi's view, the only purpose of "non" coming is to "persuade" Odin not to be angry because the hammer was destroyed by outsiders.

Of course, just a few words of instructions won't take up too much time, and it won't take so long that Thor and others won't be able to spare time to ask for an interview.

In fact, the reason why it took so long is that Gu Yi was obsessed with "Fei" and asked for advice on many accumulated practice problems.As for "no", out of some experimental considerations, ta simply and cheerfully threatened Odin with the domain, while answering the difficulties of the ancient one one by one.

It's just like a university teacher who is pestered by students to ask questions after class, because Gu Yi had too many questions, and "Fei" who had other things to do had to unilaterally end this temporary "Hometown" trip, leaving this dimension amidst Gu Yi's face full of longing and Odin's silent cursing.

But curses are curses, Odin can still tell how important a weapon is compared to his wealth and life, so he really doesn't plan to hold Yi Song for breaking his Death Star core, which is worth enough to buy a weapon. Mineral asteroid strategic weapon "Mjolnir".

Hmm - although Odin is not in a happy mood after seeing Yi Song at this time.

Staring at the person in front of him, the former king of Asgard stopped thinking like Dio who had just sunbathed in Hawaii: "Yi..."

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(End of this chapter)