Treasure Hunting

Chapter 753: Treasure Hunting

Odin's vault contained countless treasures. Describing them as priceless would be an insult, because these things simply could not be measured by mortal standards of value.

It was like asking how much a Nuclear Bomb was worth. If one only counted production costs, it might not even cost as much as a luxury car. But what about its effects? A city, tens of millions of people, and nuclear radiation that would not degrade for centuries—how much were those worth?

Many of the treasures locked within Odin's vault possessed immense power, their destructive force no less than that of Nuclear Bombs, perhaps even greater. So rather than calling it a treasure vault, it would be more fitting to call it Asgard's nuclear arsenal.

Yet it was strange. Evenson had not seen a single guard along the way to such an important place. It would have been understandable if no one had guarded it in the past, since Evenson knew that was because of the Destroyer.

That construct personally enchanted by Odin was both an exhibit in the vault and its security guard. Back when Frost Giants had come here to steal treasures, the Destroyer had reduced them to ashes in an instant. But that Destroyer had been scrapped years ago, and they still had not assigned a replacement guard. Their efficiency was really half-hearted.

Evenson silently glanced at Sif, who was leading the way ahead. Should he offer a suggestion and ask Odin to send someone to fill the Destroyer's vacancy as soon as possible?

But after thinking it over, he decided to forget it. After all, he remembered that he had personally blown up that Destroyer back then. If he brought it up now, what if Odin asked him to compensate for it? Was he supposed