Ambassador of Friendship

Jane Foster was deeply embarrassed, her face flushing crimson as she glared fiercely at Dr. Erik Selvig. "Professor Selvig, I can consider what you said sexual harassment! I reserve the right to sue."

Jane Foster shot Dr. Erik Selvig another fierce glare. She had long known that Dr. Erik Selvig, who sometimes had a screw loose, was not particularly emotionally intelligent and would occasionally say startling, embarrassing things.

Dr. Erik Selvig realized what he had said and hurriedly apologized awkwardly, though he still held onto his curiosity deep down.

What was the difference between Thor and an ordinary person?

Jane Foster irritably looked away from Dr. Erik Selvig, tucked a strand of hair beside her flushed face back into place, then looked at He-El. After coughing twice, she asked seriously and doubtfully:

"But I've never felt threatened or in danger."

She was somewhat confused.

Although He-El said she would be in danger after getting together with Thor, she had never encountered any. On the contrary, after being with Thor, both her research and daily life had gone much more smoothly, with far fewer troubles. Even when she went to city hall to file aerospace reports, everything was much smoother and faster.

For a time, she had thought being in love put her in a good mood, and good luck naturally followed.

Now, it seemed that was not the case.

"I spoke with the United Kingdom government and specifically asked them to protect you. Every day, you have more than seventy agents solving problems for you, as well as a three-hundred-person logistics team guarding against accidents." He-El took a sip of coffee as he spoke calmly.

The United Kingdom had become very friendly because of the controllable nuclear fusion technology he had given them. Or rather, any country in the world