Paladin of Asgard

Luo Wei has always wanted to go to the sun, but after going to the moon, he put off this plan for the time being.

Not to mention whether he can withstand the harsh environment of the sun, the distance alone is daunting.The distance between the earth and the moon is hundreds of thousands of kilometers, while the distance between the sun and the earth is more than 1 million kilometers, a gap of hundreds of times.

With Luo Wei's current strength, going to the moon would be exhausting, and he would have to die on the way to the sun, unless he found a spaceship that could go to the sun.

He couldn't go to the sun, and he hoped to use the power of the sun to increase his divine power. Naturally, the only choice was the Apocalypse Pyramid.

I hope the effect of the Apocalypse Pyramid will not disappoint myself.

Luo Wei weighed the Terrigen crystal, and then the brilliance in his hand lit up, pouring holy light into it continuously.

"Dong dong."

"Please come in."

Cagliostro pushed the door and entered: "Lord Luo Wei, the teacher is looking for you."

Rowe then followed Cagliostro and found Agamotto. To his surprise, Soranson the Skrull was still sitting in the room.

"Preparing to attack the Kree's Earth headquarters?" Rowe asked.

"That's right." Agamotto nodded. "The headquarters of the Cree is no better than other bases. Its defense is stronger, and its vigilance is very high now, so this may be a tough battle."

He looked at Soranson on the side: "I plan to ask Soranson to help, let him become a Cree to sneak into the base, and then cooperate with us inside and out."

Luo Wei frowned slightly, but still nodded: "Yes."

He then looked at Soranson: "Frankly speaking, I don't trust you very much. So I need to remind you, don't forget what I left in your body."

Soranson was taken aback, then smiled stiffly: "Don't worry, the Cree are our common enemy."

Luo Wei: "Agomoto, when will we come out?"

"I will send Soransen to the Kree headquarters tonight. If everything goes well, the attack should start in three days," Agamotto said.

night.

Near the Kree headquarters on Earth.

In a hidden place, a portal opened, and Soranson walked out from it.

"Remember to crush the orb then." Agamotto's voice came from behind.

Soranson nodded, looked around carefully, and then his appearance changed rapidly, from a green Skrull image to a blue Cree. He was dressed in rags, and he looked like a man who had been lost for a long time and was only found. Kree soldiers at the base.

He walked towards the Kerry base and was immediately stopped by patrol soldiers.

"Stop." The patrol captain looked him up and down, "Which regiment do you belong to?"

Soransen showed an identity card: "I am a surviving soldier from the third base, and I found it with great difficulty."

The patrol captain took the identity card, swiped it on the wristband, the green light was on, and a string of identity information was displayed at the same time.

The identity information was correct, and the patrol captain said, "Come with me."

"You're from Edshire," Soranson asked suddenly.

"How do you know?" The patrol captain was surprised.

"My best friend is Aide. His accent is unforgettable to this day. Unfortunately, he has already died. He is the bravest person I have ever met." Soranson said with emotion, sounding sincere.

This remark suddenly narrowed the distance between the two, and the two began to chat.

As a professional spy, Soranson has high communication skills. He got acquainted with the patrol captain after only a while on the road. They had a good chat and became a confidant.

Patrol Captain: "The human mage organization that attacked us is called the Supreme Sanctuary, right?"

Soranson: "Yes, my comrades died at their hands. But I believe that they will not be able to break through the defense of the headquarters."

The patrol captain nodded approvingly: "Human beings really don't know what is good or bad. After our plan is completed, I believe that the power will be dispatched from above to completely destroy this planet."

"By the way, how is the Hive Project going?" Soranson asked.

"Who knows, but I heard that the corpse of a dark creature was brought in not long ago, maybe this can bring us a breakthrough." The patrol captain said.

Soranson nodded silently.

Later, with the help of the patrol captain, Soranson was quickly arranged and integrated into the base team.

Two days later.

Kerry Base Laboratory.

"Ah"

In the transparent narrow room, a tall human man was bound to the wall by chains and shackles, howling and struggling in vain.

Several thin tubes were inserted into his body, and black liquid was injected into his body from the thin tubes, making his body tremble while howling, obviously enduring great pain.

After a while, the black liquid was injected.

Outside the transparent room, several Cree scientists in white coats were discussing.

"The last injection also went well and he looked fine."

"Very well, just let him absorb the Terrigen Mist." The scientist in charge ordered.

In the transparent room, a piece of Terrigen crystal was mechanically shattered, releasing a gray-blue mist that filled the entire room and drowned the tall man.

With the inhalation of the Terrigen Mist, the tall man's eyes turned red quickly, and blue-gray lines like thin snakes emerged from his skin and spread all over his body.

"No" he howled even more horribly.

His head fell off quickly.

Soon, the tall man's lush hair became bald, but it didn't reflect much. His skin had all turned blue-gray.

After losing his head, a strange energy fluctuation began to permeate his body.

At the same time, outside the room, looking at the rapidly beating numbers on the screen, the Kerry scientists were all looking forward to it, murmuring the same name repeatedly.

"honeycomb"

The tall man had lost his human appearance at this time, his whole body was blue-gray, and some tentacles stretched out from the top of his bare head, shaking endlessly.

After a while, the fog cleared away, and the tall man who had become neither human nor ghost lowered his head quietly, as if he had fallen into a coma.

The Kerry scientists discussed for a while, and then ordered: "Bring out the hive."

A few soldiers obeyed, entered the transparent room, lifted the hive out with shackles, put it on a large bed in the laboratory, and locked it again.

The scientists gathered around and connected various instruments to the hive while continuing to discuss.

"He should have the ability to control most aliens, and he has no obvious physical defects. If there is no major mental problem, this hive is a very good product." A scientist said.

"Give him an electric shock to wake him up."

The Kerry scientist gave several electric shocks to the beehive, and the beehive, which was unconscious, suddenly woke up, its body trembled and its eyes opened, and the tentacles on its head slowly squirmed.