Whoosh!
The RV sped at full throttle, racing toward the horizon.
Jane leaned half her body out, recording the breathtaking celestial changes with a thermal camera. Her face was filled with excitement and exhilaration—the longing of a young scientist for the unknown and the truth.
After using Psionic Ability to plant a suggestion in Nadjia's mind that she was not to slow down no matter what happened, Ron quietly waited for things to unfold.
"When I first came to this Earth, I was hit by a car too, only to run into a group of vicious armed mercenaries.
"Yet Thor had a wonderful encounter."
A faint smile appeared at the corner of his mouth.
Wasn't that a little unfair?
At the edge of the night sky, thick clouds churned into a cloud pillar dozens of meters wide that connected heaven and earth. The Bifrost's immense rainbow energy was concealed within.
The prince cast down to the mortal world by the King of Gods landed on the ground in a daze.
Just as he wanted to stand up, a huge mud-splattered front end charged into the cloud pillar at breakneck speed, filling his vision.
"What is that?!"
Clang!
His head made swift, intimate contact with the bumper.
Rubber tires rolled over him.
The vehicle jolted violently, and Daisy lost control and fell into Ron's arms. Her hand accidentally pressed against his firm chest. Her fair cheeks reddened slightly, and she withdrew her hand before asking as if nothing had happened.
"What did we just run over?"
"Probably a small rock."
Ron seemed to consider it carefully before answering.
"..."
Daisy hesitated. If it had been a rock the size of a washbasin, she might have believed it a little.
Having completed its mission, the cloud pillar quickly dispersed.
"Stop the car!